Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-08
In OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
important Corporation Papers FILED
with the Secretary-Budget OF
Interesting Official Notes.


principal Office, Cripple Creek, Colo;
Sutherlin as agent.
The Albuquerque Irrigation Company
--Incorporators, M. W. Flournoy, Joseph
E. Saint, W. p. Metcalfe, A. B. McMillen
and John M. Moore, of Albuquerque; OBJ
iects, constructing and maintaining irri-
CATION systems; capital stock, 100000;
life, fifty years; directors, M. W. Flour
noy, j. E. Saint and W. p. Metcalfe; prin-
cipal place of business, Albuquerque.
The Mountain Lake Reservoir & Irri-
cation Company-Incorporators, d. A.
Thomas, Parker Earle, G. A. Richardson,
l.. M. Long and s. W. Holt; objects, con-
structins and maintaining irrigation
systems; principal place of business,
Roswell; life, fifty years; directors, same
as incorporators; capital stock, $4,000
600.
The Pioneer Tunnel & Mining Company
incorporates, Samuel Tweed, A. D. Luce
and l.. F. Butler; objects prospecting
for mineral and water, operating mines
and reducing Ores; life fifty years; capital
stock, $3,OOO,OO0O; directors, same as the
incorporators and A. j. Wooler; princi-
pal place of business, Red River City,
| Taos county.
The New Mexico Railroad Develop
ment & Land Company-Incorporators,
Daniel O'Keefe, Geo. H. Hutchinson, Ed
ward Henry, s. W. Reynolds, Walter s.
Wart, VIM. d. Forbes, W. I. Biglow, F. s.
Pickett and E. W. Rollins; capital stock,
100000; life, fifty years; principal place
of business, Las Vegas with an office in
Boston; objects, indicated by title; d.
rectors, same as incorporators, Messrs.
O'Keefe, Hutchinson and Henry being
bona 6de residents of Nav Mexico.
"W. G. Calhoun, Incorporated" exist
ing by virtue of the laws of New Mexico,
has designated Geo. w. Stubs, of Albu-
querqus agent in New Mexico.
LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED.
At the meeting of the territorial educa'
tional association held in Socorro the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
We believe that the territorial board of
education should consist of the presi.
dents of the Agricultural college, the Uni
versity, St. Miohael's college, the principals
of the normal schools and one county and
one city superintendent in Office in the
territory. This board should have large
and increased powers, should be able tc
adopt uniform text books, provide fol
uniform examinations, a uniform course
of study, and have general supervision Of
the public schools.
Second-We urge the election o.
one member to the district school board
each year for term of three years, and
that the school election be held at TINT
different from other elections.
Third-We urge the application of the
principles of the civil service as far Of
possible to the public schools and edu,a-
tional institutions Of the territory.
CAPT. JAMES ARRIVAL.
Capt. W. H. W. James, Oath infantry
arrived in the city last night and reported
to Acting Governor Miller this morning
for duty in connection with the New
Mexico national guard as per orders is
sued from army headquarters some ter
days ago. Capt. James was in Tennessee
his old home, on leave of absence wher
the order reached him. He is delighted
over his transfer to Santa Fe and he has
been given a very cordial welcome by
our citizens.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
The official reports of Territorial Treas.
urer Samuel Eldodt and Auditor Marco.
limo Garcia have Just been issued in
pamphlet form for presentation to the
governor and legislature.
The annual report of Hon. Amadc
Chaves, superintendent of public instruc-
ton, has just been issued. 1t is exhaus
tive in its statistical details and makes q
pamphlet of 60 pages.
Our own Col. A. W. Harris and Col.
John s. Crawford, Of Kingston, reached
the city yesterday evening on No. 2. Col
Harris says he is not an applicant for the
governorship of the Observation-Disclosures.
que Democrat.
The biennial reports of the peniten.
tiary commissioners and Supt. Bergman
are in the hands of the printers. They
will be printed together and will fully ex.
hibit all the information of interest con.
corning the penitentiary.
Hon. Frank A. Manzanares ct al, of Las
Vegas, have filed with the surveyor-gen.
eral protest against the survey of al
lotments within the Las Vegas grant,
made by Deputy Surveyor R. B. Rice
The protest was promptly transmitted to
the general land office.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds, attorney for
the United States court of private land
claims, is in Washington with his stem
ographer looking after land court ap.
peals pending before the supreme court.
1t is expected that the Algodones case will
come up for argument to-day or to-mor-
row.
At the congressional tariff hearing on
Wednesday, Delegate Catron stated that
the value of wool produced by the 3,OOO,.
900 sheep in New Mexico had decreased
on an average of lilo pound since the
enactment of the Wilson law. He sug-
gested specific duties on third class woods
Acting Gov. Miller has appointed the
following notaries public: Ludwig Will
lam Ilfeld, of Las Vegas, San Miguel
county; Julian Aragon y Perea, of Anton
Chico, Guadalupe county; W. II. Buerts
of Socorro, Socorro county; Martin Ter
reno, of Guadalupe county; John R.
Strong, of Mora county; Samuel EIdodt
of Chamita, Rio Arriba county.
So far the only members elect of the 32d
legislative assembly, which will convene
in Santa Fe on January 18, who have filed
certificates of election with the territorial
secretary, are Antonio Joseph, A. B. Fall
and Francisco Miera, members of the
council from the Taos, Dona Ana and
Oolfax county districts, and Juan N.
Jacques, member of the house from San
Juan county. all of the gentlemen named
are staunch Democrats.
Surveyor-General Easley has Just re-
ceived from the general land office a
etrictly up to date map of the United
States. II shows the territory acquired
BY Uncle Sam from John Bull, known as
the original thirteen states, at the end OF
little difference of opinion in 1888; the