Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-18
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Of the InteriOr Has Grant
ed Secretary Of New Mexico In
creased Clerical Assistance
Corporation Papers Filed.

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business that will be entailed upon his
office by the approaching session of the
32d legislative assembly. especially in
view of the action of congress in so ma
terially reducing the number of legislat-
i've employees, Secretary Miller, of New
Mexico, recently applied to Secretary d.
R. Francis, of the interior department,
for additional clerical assistance in his
office. Promptly responding to this
requisition, Secretary Francis has granted
Secretary Miller authority to employ a
competent stenographer and typewriter,
understanding the English and Spanish
languages, for period of sixty days, at
a compensation of 800 per month. Rec
ognizing that Mr.. Francisco Delgado, of
this city, possessed all the qualifications
satisfactorily to fill the position, Secre-
tary Miller this morning designated Mr..
Delgado to discharge the duties thereof,
beginning on the LIST day of January,
CORPORATION PAPERS.
The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Jayhawk Gold Mining Company
Incorporators, Jesse G. Northcutt and
Harry K. Holloway, of Colorado, and
Edgar T. Butler, of New Mexico; objects,
operating mines and reducing ores; life,
fifty years; capital stock, $2,000,000;
principal place of business, Red River
City, New Mexico; directors, same as the
incorporators.
La Iona de Orc Mining Company
Incorporators, Charles B. Sommers, Will
lam I. MacMasters and John 7. Fitchell,
Of Albuquerque; objects, operating
mines and reducing ores; capital stock,
$10OO,OOO; life, fifty years; directors,
David Sommers, St. Louis; Samuel A.
Sommers, Cincinnati, and the Albuquer-
que incorporators named; principal
place of business, Albuquerque.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
The Miners Protective association, of
the Red River mining district, have filed
notice of their organization with the ter
ritorial secretary.
T. B. Gillespie, WILDER F. Smith and
William B. Cameron, incorporators of the
Rio Hondo Copper Mining company, Of
Taos county, have fled certificate with
the territorial secretary declaring that
the capital stock of said company "shall
be full paid and worcestershire"
District Attorney Young, of Las Cruces,
passed through Lamy the other morning
for st. Louis.
The retiring board of county commits
sioners will meet on the 29th inst, and
wind up the business of the year, prepar-
atory to turning the affairs of the county
over to the incoming board.
HOW TO GET LICENSE.
Under decision of the territorial su-
preme court, the county collector is not
entitled to per cent for the collection of
liquor LICENSES within the corporate linn
it's of a city. The way to proceed now is
to make application for the permit to
the county clerk, who will issue the same
upon the presentation of a receipt from
the county treasurer for the amount of
the liquor license.
GOOD BOND FILED.
Frederick Muller, county collector
elect, yesterday filed his official bond
with the clerk of the probate court in the
penal sum of 100000.
His sureties are Edward Miller, $751;
600; j. G. Schumann, $4,000; J. H. Blain,
$4,000; j. H. Walker, $4,000; II. s. Kaune,
$4,000; T. B. Catron, $4,000; Sherrard
Coleman, $1,000; B. M. Read, $4,000;
Grant Rivenburg, $4,000; A. P. Hogle,
$4,000; Charles Haspelmath, $500; Sam
uel Eldodt, $500; Max Bernstein, $4,000;
s. Spitz, $4,000; s. G. Cartwright, $4,000;
Amado Chaves, $4,000; Marcelino Garcia,
$1,000; J. T. Forsha, $1,000; E. Lacas-
sagne, $4,000; B. SeliRman, $4,000; Chas.
A. Scheufich, $1,000; E. F. Hobart, $4,000.
After the approval of this bond by
Judge Laughlin, Mr.. Muller took the pre-
scribed oath of Office, and will thus be
ready to enter upon the discharge of his
official duties on January l, 1897.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The New Mexico supreme court con:
tinues in session with all the justices
present except Judge Collier.
Argument of the case entitled The Ger
rillos Coal Railroad Company, plaintiff
in error, vs. Josephine Deserant, admin
istratrix, defendant in error, was con-
cluded last evening and the case was
taken under advisement.
The case of the United States vs.. s. l..
Bachelor, timber trespass, was also ar
gued and submitted, A. A. Jones repre-
senting the government and G. A. Spiess
appearing for Bachelor.
Argument of the Early Times Distill-
ing Company ct al, appellants, vs.. Chas.
zeiger ct al, appellees, was in progress
when this report closed. F. W. CLANCY
represents the appellants and A. B. Nc
Millen the appellees.
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