Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-28
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS,

Territorial Treasurer j. H. Vaughn
| today received $3.50 for a copy of the
Compiled Laws.
| NOTARIES APPOINTED.
! Governor Otero today appointed the
following notaries public: FRANK w.
Broad, Chama, Rio Arriba county,
Samuel Cary Meek, Socorro, Socorro
county,
BONDS OF COUNTY TREASURERS.
The bonds fixed yesterday by Suncr
intendent of Public Instruction M. C. de
Baca are not for county school super
intendents but for county treasurers
who also act as school treasurers.
TNCORPoRATIONS.
G. c. Hail. William l.. Edgar, George
| l.. Sweetland and Arch H. Sweetlanl
| today incorporated the Imperial Laun-
| diy Company with headquarters at n
buquerque. Capital $4,000. Incorpora-
| tion fee $40.
| j. e. Harper, Samuel b. Clifford and
W. Fl. H. Llewellyn today filed incor-
poration papers fol the Centarl Copper
| Company. Capital $1000.000. Head
quarters, Las Cruces. Directors, the
| above named incorporators and Ed
ward A. Whipple and A. c. Garcia. In
corporation fee $40.
INDIANS ON FOREST RESERVES.
Hon. l. B. Hanna, superintendent of
forest reserves in New Mexico and Ar
iona, today received word from Indian
Commissioner Jones that agents on the
Indian reservations have received
strict orders to keep the Indians off the
| forest reservations. They recently in
vaded the ella forest reserve and re-
serve i'm Arizona for the purpose of
slaughtering game. They asked for per-
mission to cross the reserves on the
way to another Indian reservation to do
some trading, but on the way they
slaughtered game by dividing in two
parties, one of them setting fire to
brush and driving the game toward the
other party. A strong effort will be
made to stop these Indian depredations.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
M. G. de Baca today received the report
Of Superintendent Crandall of the gov
ernment Indian school in this city
which shows an enrolment at the
school Of $40, an average daily atten-
dance Of 29S, an employment Of 80
teachers receiving annually $20,60O in
salaries, total receipts $57, 800, which are
all expended. School is taught the en-
tire year.
The Presbyterian mission schools
have reported as follows: Pyle memoir
ial school, Taos, l teacher, enrolment
of 81 pupils, average attendance 27,
three months taught; Jarales, Valencia
county, two schools, school term of ten
months, As pupils enrolled, daily av
erage attendance of 80; Penasco, Taos
county, school, school term of eight
months, So pupils enrolled, an average
attendance of Is; Embudo, Taos coun-
ty, l teacher, two months taught, rs
pupils enrolled, an average attendance
of Is,
OFFICIAL CANVASS COMPLETED.
Late yesterday afternoon, Territorial
Secretary George H. Wallace in the
presence of Governor Otero, officially
canvassed the vote Of the territory for
delegate to congress, with the following
result: For Hon. B. S. Rodey, the Re-
publican candidate, 21,567 votes, for 0.
A. Larrazolo, the Democratic candi-
date, 1887 votes; giving Mr.. Rodey a
majority of 3,710 votes. A certificate of
election was therefore duly made out
and forwarded to Mr.. Rodey. The total
vote cast was 39,424, an increase over
the vote of 1898 Of 4,043.
The following is the official vote of
the different counties: Bernalillo, Rod
ey 1882, Larrazolo 1,450, Rodey's ma
jority 1882; Chaves, Rodey 377, LARA
zolo 62S, Larrazolo's majority 251; Col
fax, Rodey 1,134, Larrazolo 1,194, LARA
zolo's majority 60; Dona Ana, Rodey
94S, Larrazolo 91S, Rodey's majority 80;
Eddy, Rodey 255, Larrazolo 376, LARA
zolos majority 121; Grant, Rodey 1,137,
Larrazolo 1881, Larrazolo's majority
IA; Guadalupe, Rodey 5O4, Larrazolo
GAS, Larrazolo's majority 144; Lincoln,
Rodey 773, Larrazolo 571, Rodey's ma
jority 2O2; Mckinley, Rodey 445, LARA
zolo 2S7, Rodey's majority 1858; Mora,
Rodey 1,0S6, Larrazolo 1,O99, Larrazolo's
majority 13; Otero, Rodey 44S, LARA
zolo 617, Larrazolo's majority 1859; Rio
Arriba, Rodey 1,525, Larrazolo 1,207, Ro-
dey's majority S1S; San Juan, Rodey
224, Larrazolo 400, Larrazolo's majority
266; San Miguel, Rodey 1853, Larrazolo
2,271, Rodey's majority 29S; Santa Fe,
Rodey 1869, Larrazolo 1872, Rodey's
majority 257; Sierra, Rodey 1926, LARA
zolo 554, Larrazolo's majority 229; So
zorro, Rodey 1,416. Larrazolo 1.163, Rod
ey's majority 25S; Taos. Rodey ss6, Lar
razolo 927, Rodey's majority 50; Union,
Rodey 719, Larrazolo, 74O, Larrazolo's
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