Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-13
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Pennington Tin es Files lncorpor-
poration Papers Assessment Role
Of Guadalupe County.
LAND OFF CE TRANSACTIONS.
A PENSION

A PENSION GRANTED.
Austin Connect OF San Antonio, So
zorro county. has been granted a pen.
sion of So a month.
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
c. l.. Pollard has been appointed
postmaster at Espanola, Santa Fe
county, to succeed NJ. s. Groves, re-
signed.
POSTOFF1CE ESTABLISHED.
A p~ostoflice has been established at
%Gldefonso. in Santa Fe county, and j,
f.. Gomez has been appointed post.
master.
A NEW PAMPHLET.
The bureau OF immigration has just
issued n s~ixtecn.page pamphlet de.
scriptive of the and the
progress Of Colfax county. The cdi-
ton Is 5000 copies and will be judi.
ciously distributed by the bureau OF
immigration. the Atchison. Topeka a
Santa Fe Railway company. the
Maxwell Grant company and citizens
in general. Copies can be had free n
charge upon application to the bureau
Of immigration.
INCORPORATION.
The Pennington Times filed incor
poration papers in the office OF the
territorial secretary. j. W. Reynolds
| The capital is $1,000, divided into 1,
900 shares. The headquarters OF the
company are at Pennington, San Juan
county. The directors are Frank NJ
Pierce. Thomas j. Arlington. Monroe
Fields, James NJ. Palmer, Franklin T,
Arnot. William McRae. John w.
Brown. James B. Ashcroft, Erwin A.
Chubb, Leonor Garcia, ID. j. Donavan,
ASSESSMENT ROLL DELAYED.
Joaquin Gutierrez, assessoro of Quad
alupe county, has written Territorial
Auditor w. G.. Sargent that the assess.
ment rolls in duplicate have not yet
been forwarded to the territorial aud
FOR on account Of the delay caused by
n mistake made by the board Of coun
ty commissioners of Guadalupe coun
ty In making the tax levy, but that the
assessment rolls would be sent to San
Ia Fe in the curse of three days.
COMMISSION OF IRRIGATION.
The territorial commission of irri.
cation will meet at the capitol I'm San.
IA Fe IN September II. The members
are. Hon. c. A. Richardson. of RIOS.
well; Hon. Frank Springer. OF East
Las Vegas; Hon. w. A. Hawkins, OF
Alamogordo; Col. George w. Knaebcl
Of Santa Fe; Hon. Il. A. Miera, of Al.
buquerque.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following business was trans.
acted at the federal land Office In San.
Ia Fe during the week ending Sep.
tcmber II:
Homestead Entries-September 4:
Juan n. Torres. Watrous, 100 acres.
San Miguel county: September 8, An
tonic Lujan, Las Colonias. 100 acres,
Guadalupe county; September 6, Ven.
tura Duran, Pinos Wells. 100 acres,
Valencia county; Dorsthea Padilla
Duran. Cimarron, 100 acres, Colfax
county; September Z. Victoria Young,
Ration. 100 acres, Colfax county; Sep
tcmber .. Julio Garcia, Pintada. 1905
acres. Guadalupe county.
Final Homestead Entries-Septem.
Der 4. Maria Gregoria G.. Martinez.
widow Of Pedro Martinez, Santa Fe,
l6l.6S acres, Rio Arriba county; Mar.
tin O'Connor, Ration, 100 acres, Cal.
fox county; Virginia Casaus. Salado.
100 acres. Guadalupe county; Pedro
j. Trujillo. Colmor, 1864 acres, Col.
fax county.
Coal Declaratory Statement Entries
September 7. Margaret Il. Coyle.
Ration, Sadie Marty. Frank Lackey.
John +. Weber. j. p. Dunlavy, Hirsch
Katz, John Marty, Ida Everhart,
Amelia Jaffa, Eva Lackey, J. A. Dun.
lazy, Trinidad. Colo. each 100 acres
in northern Colfax county; John II.
Bell and Carrie Herself, Santa Fe, 100
acres each in southern Santa Fe
county.