Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-07

following nOtaries public: Clyde Emer
son, Carlsbad, Eddy county; Joseph
Behr, La Cueva, Mora county; Sidney
M. Parker, White Oaks, Lincoln coun-
ty.
SITE OF THE DULCE SCHOOL.
The site selel ted for the new Indian
school on the Jicarilla reservation in
Rio Arriba county, Is one and half
miles northeast of Dulce. The building
will be erected during the summer 1t
is to accommodate $50 pupils.
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
Governor Otero appointed the follow
ing delegates to the international min
ing congress which will meet at Mil
waukee this n.onth: c. j. Gavin. of
Ration, vice 4. A. Schomberg, Ration,
resigned; Harry Whigham, Of Ration,
vice Charles Welgand, Las Vegas, re-
signed.
REQUISITION HONORED.
Governor Otero honored the requisi-
tion Of the governor of Colorado tor
Archie Kircher who was arrested at
Albuquerque and who is wanted in Colo
IduO W SCI NC Ou9u oOitUhSC ioi pui
he having escaped from the state re-
formatory at Buena Vista, Colorado
MILITARY APPOlNTME ENTS.
Governor Otero today appointed the
following officers Of Company F, first
battalion Of the first regiment of infan-
try of the national guard OF New Mexi-
CO: Captain, Jasper F. Ortiz; first
lieutenant, John Shoemaker; second
lieutenant, James B. Read. The COM
pany Is stationed at Santa Fe and num-
bers 40 men.
AID THE ENUMERATORS.
Several thousand copies of the ap-
pended self-explanatory personal letter
have been addressed to representative
citizens throughout New Mexico:
Ny Der Slr.-I take the liberty of
saying q few words to you, as one of
the representative men of your section,
regarding the taking of the 18th census,
now In progress.
This channel of advertisement of the
vast resources of our territory. now
thrown open to us, should not be neg
lected, and every effort should be made
to exhibit to the country at large the
exact condition OF our industries. 1t is
comparatively easy undertaking for
the enumerators to ascertain the actual
population, but the great difficulty which
they will encounter will be in the collec.
tion of facts and figures relative to
manufactures, farm products, acreage
cultivated, stock raising, ETC., and the
actual value of such. II the figures In
regard to these matters can be accurate
ly obtained, we shall be able to make a
grand showing; but in many sections OF
the country ennmeratOrs are viewed
with suspicion, and often what are re-
garded as impertinent questions receive
evasye an,eyers, or remain unanswered
altogether. 1t must be borne in mind
that every ennmerator is sworn to
secrecy as to all information given him.
and violation OF his oath subjects him
to a severe penalty; but as | believe
that the enumerators appointed for this
territory are honorable men, no un-
easiness need be felt by the people as to
any publicity of their private affairs.
l shall regard it as a personal favor If
you will use your influence in aiding the
enumerators in obtaining information as
to our resources, and calling their at
tention to any matter they may have
overlooked, no matter hoX small, so
that the grand total OF our wealth may
assume figures OF which we can we'll be
proud.
Thanking you in advance for your as
sistance, am, yours very truly,
PEDRO SANCHEZ,
Supervisor.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Following is the record Of transac-
tions at the United States land Office in
this city for the week ending with to-
day noon:
Homestead Entries-Donaciano Gu
tierrez, Albuquerque, 160 acres, Ber-
nalillo county; Juan Gonzales. Wagon
Mound, 100 acres, Mora county; Fill
berto Lucero, La Cuena, 100 acres, Mora
county; Bonifacio G. y Pacheco, Chap
erito 1880 acres, San Miguel county;
Celia Pascoe, Wagon Mound, 16O acres,
Mora county; Elizabeth Pascoe, Wag-
on Mound, 100 acres, Mora county;
Manuel Maldonado, Las Vegas, 16o
acres, Guadalupe county: Victor Mar
tinez y Garcia, Gallinas Springs, 16o
acres, Guadalupe county; Margarito
Gonzales, Gallinas Springs. so acres,
Guadalupe county; Jesus s. Montana
Gallinas Springs, 165.47 acres, Mora
county; J. e. Vigil, Halls Peak, 16G
acres. Colfax county; Placido Valdez dc
Fresquez, Wagon Mound, 100 acres, Mo.
ra county; M. de la Luz Valdez, Wag.
on Mound, 160 acres, Mora county; NJ
de Gonzales, Springer. 100 acres, More
county; Manuel Duran. Halls Peak
100 acres, Colfax county; Filiberto Pa
checo, Guadaiupita, 16O acres, San Mi
guel county; Catarino Chavez, Thorn
ton. 100 acres, Valencia county; B. A
Nelson, Anton Chico, 1885 acres, Sai
Miguel county.
Final Hntries-John r. Neuranter
Halls Peak, 1871 acres, Mora county
Desert Land Entry-Nerio Martinez
Wagon Mound, 100 acres, Mora county