Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-10-02
OFFICIAL WaTTERS.
A PENSION GRANTED

A PENSION GRANTED.
A pension of sS a month has bee
| granted to Jose de la Cruz Of Geron
| mo, Taos county.
FEES OF THE TERRITORIAL SEC
! RETARY'S OFFICE.
| Territorial Secretary j. w. Raynold
| yesterday turned over to Territoris
| Treasurer J. H. Vaughn $3,2SS5O, fee
| of the secretary's office for the quar-
| ter ending September 30.
| RESIGNATION OF A COUNTY COM
MISSIONER
William l.. Taylor, member of tn,
board of county commissioners of Lu
ma county, from the 1st district, hal
sent his resignation to Governor Otero
having moved out of the county. Gov
ernor Otero will fill the vacancy in tn
course of few days.
INCORPORATION.
w. H. H. Llewellyn, Clinton B. Llew
ellyn and Morgan Llewellyn filed in
corporation papers today in the offic,
of the territorial secretary for tn,
The company will undertake building
contracts, contract to drill wells, etc
The capital Is 1000, divided into So.
900 shares. The headquarters will be
at Las Cruces. The incorporators OF
the company are also the directors.
ADVERTISING THE TERRITORY
The Bureau of immigration on yes
ferday turned over to the America r
consolidated Copper company $50 pam
phlets entitled mines and Minerals o!
New Mexico" and 500 copies of the
small pamphlet on Santa Fe county
The officers of the company namely,
A. r. Gibson, president; w. z. Nc.
Donald, secretary, and D. A. Walker
treasurer, are sending these out to
capitalists and mining men over The
central and northeastern states. That
sort of advertising cannot but help to
do the territory a great deal Of good
as the pamphlets are only sent to men
who have some capital to invest and
who are looking toward the great
southwest for investment.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following business was transac-
ted at the federal land office in Santa
Fe during the week ending October 2:
Homestead entries: September 25,
Amado Sierra, Cabra Springs, 100
acres, Guadalupe county; September
rs, Juan de Jesus Lobato, Galisteo, 16O
Doy Jiv
Gutierrez, Galisteo 160 acres, Santa
Fe county; Cicilio Duran, Santa Rosa,
100 acres, Guadalupe county; Bruno
Lopez, Santa Rosa, 160 acres, Guada-
lupe county; Victor Sisneros, Pintada
100 acres, Guadalupe county; Reducin-
do Sisneros, Pintada, 100 acres, Guada-
lupe county; September a. Moyes vi.
gil, Lucero, 160 acres, Mora county
Manuel Trinidad Vigil, Lucero, 1881
acres, Mora county; Florencio Mar.
quez, Anton Chico, 164.04 acres, Guada.
lupe county; Esquipula Baca, Pena
Blanca, 100 acres, Valencia county;
October 1, Marcelino Baros, Galisteo
160 acres, Santa Fe county; Josephine
A|CopCI, o1AOCIlohCl, IuU dCI CD, o1I Ml
guel county; Antonio Valencia, Calls
teo, 100 acres, Valencia county. Dur
ing the month of September 7,742.23
acres were filed upon as homestead
entries in the Santa Fe land district,
the fees amounting to $3.50 and the
commissions to $290.37.
Final homestead entries: September
26, Cornelio Serna, Springer, 16O acres,
Colfax county; October 1, Dionicio
Chaves, TERRA Amarillo, 100 acres,
Rio Arriba county. During September
the final homestead entries in the San
ia Fe land district amounted to 1,90404
acres and the commissions paid to
$77.35.
Coal declaratory statement: Septem-
ber 80, M. Friedman, Thornton, Berna-
lilo county.
Land sold: September 26, William H.
Thomas. La Plata, so acres, San Juan
county.