Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-28
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
En- Collector Barron Under Arrest in
santa Ee-Sherif Sena's Case
Continued - Corporation
Papers Filled,

Chairman Alloys Scheurich, of the Taos
county board of commissioners, and
Sheriff Francisco Martinez Martinez of
the same county, arrived III Santa Fe last
evening, having in charge e1-County Col
/ iector Bonltacio Barron, Barron WAS re-
Gently arrested on warrant issued ont
of the district court charging him With
embezzlement of public funds. His hear
ing is set for O'Clock this AFTERNOON,
but, as be is quite sick, postponement
OF the case may be necessary.
SHERIFF sENA's CASE ooNTISuEp.
In the matter of the Territory of New
Mexico versus George Sena, sheriff of
Lincoln county, charged with being de.
fauter to the county and territory.
This case coming on to be heard, and
the county commissioners failing to ap-
pear or produce any evidence IN the case,
| am compelled to take the statement of
the sheriff, who admits an indebtedness to
the territory of five Thousand and forty
dollas 5000 but denies any indebted
to the county of Lincoln, and in con-
sideration of the sheriff paying to the
territorial treasury this day the sum of
$4,000, and assigning to Marcelino Garcia
as trustee, to secure any Indebtedness
due the territory and county, the sum of
Sl,275 of approved accounts against the
court fund of LlncOln county, S7l9 of ap-
proved accounts for feeding prisoners.
1886 for the transportation OF prisoners,
and S4SS due from the territory rs re-
bates, the case is continued until the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in April,
1895, the said sheriff being required to
appear before the county commissioners
of Lincoln county upon Wednesday the
26th day of March, 1896, and makea full
and plete settlement of all of his col
lections on account of the territory up to
that date, and to pay into the treasury
the amount due, on or before the first
Monday in April, 1896, and pay to the
comfy and territory any and all sums
to either on account of collections hereto
fore or hereafter made, and this case is
continued until Wednesday the Sth day
of April, A. d. 1896.
Done at the executive Office, this the
9th day of February. 1896.
Witness my hard and the great seal of
WV VI 1NCW hCAiCOs
w. T. THORNTON,
Governor of Territory of New Mexico.
CORPORATION PAPERS FILED.
The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Aztec Gold Mining Company-In-
corporators, Carlos B. Wilson, L. E. Ed
wards and Charles i. Easley; objects, &C.
curing and operating mines; capital
stock, $l,5oO,ooO; life, fifty years; direo-
tors, same as incorporators; principal
place of business in New Mexico, Santa
Fe; resident agent, Charles F. Easley, of
Santa Fee; office in Colorado, Denver.
The New Mexico Coal Company-C. E.
Van Fossen and Tom Moorish, president
and secretary of the above named COM
pany, filed certificate changing the
name thereof to the Summit Coal Com
pany of Gallup.
The Graphic Mining company has filed
certificate designating Charles Il. Cur
tbs, of Hanover, Grant county, as agent in
New Mexico.
The North Canon Mining Company
lncorporators, Henry l.. Warren, James
IL Nudys uumCb
and J. W. Mallette, all residents of Ber-
nalillo county; objects, acquiring and
operating mines and reducing ores; capt.
tai stock, $1,oO0,000; directors, same as
incorporators; life, fifty years; principal
place of business, Albuquerque.
The governor has appointed Perry 9.
Hogsett, of East Las Vegas, San Miguel
county, and E. Grandjeau, of Cuchillo,
Sierra county, notaries public.
coNspIRAToRs IN CUSTODY.
U. s. Attorney Hemingway is in receipt
of telegram from the U. s. attorney at
San Francisco announcing that Andres
Sandoval and Jose Ramon Valencia, two
of the four Californians indicted by the
U. s. grand jury in this city for con-
spiracy with James Addison Peralta-
Reavis to defraud the government in con-
nection with the fictitious Peralta grant
claim, are in custody. They resist re-
moval to Santa Fe on the ground that
the court here has no jurisdiction. Hon.
Matt G. Reynolds, attorney for the U. s.
court Of private land claims, has been adj
vised by wire in st. Louis that the hear
ing of this question will come up in San
Francisco on Monday and that his pres
ence there is needed.