Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-17
CAPITAL CULLINGS.
Fresh Official News Gathered for New
/ Mexican Readers-Land Court
Cattle Sanitary BOard-Land
Office Transactions.

In the q. S. land court to-day two
opinions were handed down, one APPROX
ing the survey in the San Marcos grant,
Lehman Spiegelberg claimant, and Fran
els Downs attorney. The other, in the De
Vargas case, was upon the application by
petitioners to make part of the record
in this case before the supreme court the
approved survey in the Lorenzo Mar
quez grant. The application was de-
MED. Mr.. Justice Sluss, for the court.
also states in his opinion in this case that
decree or Judgment Of the court takes
effect as of the date the decision is rem
dered and not when the decree is entered.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
Below are the late transactions of the
United States land office in this city:
Enriques Samosa, Guadalupe county;
Enoch W. Galley, of Collar county;
James M. McCallister, Colfax county;
Mrs. Margarita Evans, Rio Arriba coun-
ty; Modesto Arragon, Mora county; J..
Wartenbe, Mora county; John R. New
rante, Mora county; Jesus Troncosa,
Guadalupe county, and Eli A. Cantrel, of
Bernslillo county, made homestead ap-
plications. Antonio Jose Esquibel, Rio
Arriba county; Fritz Eggert, ofSan Mi
guel county; John Chester Sheffield, of San
Miguel county; F. P. Santiago Chavez,
Guadalupe county, and Emma Holbrook,
of Mora, made final homestead proofs.
Forty acres of coal land near Gallup were
sold to Anna Lee Katner.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The New Columbia Gold Mining Com
pany-Incorporators, Harry b. Dicker
and John T. Moore, of New York, and
Albert F. Easley, of Santa Fe; OBJ ects,
conducting general mining and milling
business; capital, $5,000,0OO; life, fifty
years; principal place of business, Golden,
N. M.
The Red River City, Town & Mining
Company Incorporators, Edward F..
Jones, Frank M. Jones and Harry @.
Bailey; objects, buying and selling min
eral and other lands, constructing bitches,
etc.; life, twenty years; capital, 81 100000;
principal place of business, Red River,
Taos county, N. M.
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
circular has been issued by the gen.
eral land Office requiring persons, who
make homestead and desert land appli-
cations before any other officers than the
local land officers, specially to explain
why they did not make application at the
local land Office.
Col. j. w. Fleming, United States coal
mine inspector, lie again in the city to-
day, en- route from Cerrillos to the Ric
Arriba county mines. Col. Fleming says
that as Collector Laird is absent from
Silver City he did not think the railroad
bond test case would come up for hear
ing by Judge Bantz before next week.
The governor has appointed Fred J..
| Otero, of Albuquerque, a member of the
cattle sanitary board, vice M. S. Otero,
resigned. The board met at Las Vegas
yesterday, there being present Messrs.
Jack, Mitchell, Chaplin and La Rue; also
Inspector Towner and Solicitor General
j. P. Victory. Only routine business was
! given attention, but several matters of
vital import to the cattle industry were
talked over with the solicitor general and
will be acted upon at a meeting of the
board to be held on May 30.
The governor has appointed the fol-
lowing notaries public during the week:
A. Fl. Cowen, Lincoln county; Jules H.
Kleinz, Ration, Colfax county; George B.
Berry, Tres Piedras, Taos county; Solo.
mon Bibo, Cubero, Valencia county;
Charles W. Walker, Kingston, Sierra
county; W. NJ. Hines, La Belle, Taos
county.