Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-29
I. s. LAND COURT.
Detailed List of the Cases Set for
Hearing-Other Official News.

land claims yesterday, at the request of
United States Attorney Reynolds, the
court peremptorily let all motions for re-
hearing, new trials, etc, for Thursday
morning, January 81, and attorneys for
all claimants who have any such motions
pending should be pres$at as they will be
disposed of on that day.
Subjoined will be found list of the
cases set for trial at this term:
No. 6.-Sebastian de Vargas, Monday,
Jannary 28.
No. 117.-Juan B. Lucero, January 49,.
No. 2O.--Nerio Antonio Montoya or Ojo
de Enmedio, January 81.
No59.-Juan Gid or John Heath grant,
February l.
No. 24.-Dona Ana Bend grant, Febru-
ary 4.
No. .36.-Cassandra E. Baird or Rancho
del Chino Tejano, February S.
No. 1l2.-Cuyamungue grant, Febru-
ary 5.
No. 62.-Santiago Bone, February 6.
No. 64.-San Clemente or Los Lunas
grant, February
Nos. 50 and 209.-Lucero Spring and
Alto de Las Medanos, February II. Mr..
Purdy wants to try No. 1873, Rio de Tesu-
que, in the place of No. SO.
No. 7O.-Mlestra Sonora de la Luz de
las Lagunitas February -.
No. Sl.-El Pine grant, February 13.
No. o3.-La Gatera grant, February IA.
No. s4.- Cieneguilla grant, Taos coun-
ty, February Is.
Nos. SO, 153, 233.-La Petaca grant,
February 1S.
Nos. 142, 204, 236.-vallecito de Labato,
February 10.
No 85.-Salvador Gonzales grant, Feb
ruary 20.
No. 87.-Sierra Mosca grant, February
81.
No. 194.-Santa Cruz de la Canada
grant, February 20.
No. 93.--Salvador Labato grant, Taos
county, February 25.
No. 97.-Barranca grant, February 26.
No. 265.-Should be consolidated with
No. 81.
No. 197-Juan Bautista Valdez, Febru-
ary 27
Nos. 80 and 269.--Las Huertas grant,
February 2S.
OFFICIAL PICK UPS.
Internal Revenue Collector G. M. Shan
non left last night for Arizona on public
business.
Hon. j. II. Keeder, the eitlc,ent CLERK or
the land court is mighty busy man
these days.
Mrs. f. H. Mitchell has beed appointed
postmistress at Salado, Guadalupe coun
ty, succeeding P. Casaus, resigned.
In the United States land office yester-
day Canuto Ortiz made final proof on his
homestead entry of 16O acres in Santa Fe
county.
Messrs. G. G.. and Sherrard Coleman
left to-day for two weeks trip in the
Chilli region-going to inspect United
States surveys.
Mr.. Charles E. Kilbourne is being gener-
ally congratulated on his appointment
as drill master at the government Indian
school, the position formerly held by Mr..
s. B. Shelby.
Mr.. Edgar s. Wilson, of Anderson, Ind,
who has been in this city for some months,
has been appointed messenger of the land
court. Mr.. Wilson has made many
friends who are congratulating him on
his appointment.
An arrangement has been made be-
tween the attorneys in the Santa Fe
Southern railway case for the taking of
evidence at New York City in behalf OF
the trust company. Mr.. Gildersleeve will
probably go east within the next ten
days to be present at the hearing.
The building for the San Juan branch
agricultural exp. riment station will be
completed this week. The house has five
rooms, not including the bathroom and
cellar, and when completed it will be the
best dwelling in the county. The barn
will be raised next week. Mr.. Rcbt.
Black, member of the board of regents,
leaves here tomorrow to inspect the new
building.
Hon. Charles Lyman, of Washington, a
member of the United States civil service
comission, was in the city yesterday for
Revenue Collector G. NJ. Shannon with re-
gard to the appointment of board of
examiners for applicants for positions in
the classified service. AS result of the
conference the following board was Sc
lected: Deputy Collector VIM. Burns;
chairman, G. P. Rosecrans, secretary, and
Mr.. Robert Harvey. This board will
meet in Albuquerque in April for the pur-
pose of holding an examination of appli-
cants for admission to the service and
for promotion.