Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-28

OONkHNOR OTkRO REPORT.
Governor Otero received the printed
copies OF his annual report to the score
tary OF the interior. II IL a volume OF
i44 pages, nicely illustrated and we'll
printed.
TREAsURERs' BOND FILED.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
NJ. G. de Baca received the bonds as
treasurers Of school funds OF Henry
Lutz, collector and treasurer OF Lincoln
county, for s1S,O 900, and OF Tomas Con.
sales, collector and treasurer OF Rio Ar
ribs county, for 10000.
ALAND CONTEST.
Hon. h. +. Hobart, the receiver OF
the land Office, and Hon. NJ. X. Otero,
register OF the land office, decided the
contes over a desert land entry made
near Colmor, Colfax county. The case
was William e. Fraker vs. A. J. Har-
mon, and was decided In favor Of Hsr-
mon.
THn BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
The bureau Of immigration was In
session last week at the office OF the
secretary in Santa Fe. Those present
were Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, Of San.
Ia Fe, president; Hon. w. b. Bunker,
OF Las Vegas, vice president; Hon. r..
Lowenthal, of Albuquerque, treasurer;
Probate Judge Jose l.. Torres, of So
zorro; Max Frost, OF Santa Fs, secre.
tary. Hon. A. q. Hood, of Silver City,
found it impossible 10 attend.
A great deal OF routine business was
transacted and plans for advertising
the territory during the coming year
tvaro At1.nsuaa apA aHnptal IL - ths
intention of the bureau To have
can congress In Buffalo, N. y, In May
next and also TO distribute a great many
of its pamphlets then and there. Hon.
Y. Lowenthal, OF Albuquerque, was APP
pointed a delegate 10 represent the
bureau nj that congress.
Resolution yer adopted thanking
the president, Hon. l.. II, Prince for
the good work he has done for the ter
ritory at ths three congresses which he
has attended during the past year, viz:
The Trans-Mississippi congress AT
Houston, Texas; the National Mining
congress at Milwaukee, Wis, and the
National Irrigation congress at Chi
cago.
Action was taken looking 10 the dis
tribution OF q large amount OF the liter
AZURE published by the bureau on eli
mate, mines and minerals, agriculture
and horticulture, the general resources
Of the different counties, on cattle,
sheep and goat raising in New Mexico,
AT the Pan-Ameriean exposition to be
held in May, 1901.
Resolutions we're passed compliment
ing the secretary for the able and ell
cient manner in which he has performed
the duties Of his Office during the past
two years.
Adjournment was then had TO meet
again at the call Of the president.
THE Observation-Disclosures.
The commissioners appointed by Gov
ernor Otero TO the Pan-American sx-
position met in Santa Fe for the pur-
pose Of organizing. The following OIL
GERS were elected: Thomas Ross, OF
Las Vegas, president; J. 4. Saint, Of
Albuquerque, vice president; Arthur
Seligman, Of Santa Fe, secretary. A.
Il. Page, OF Roswell, reported having
secured 100 feet Of space in each OF the
following exposition buildings: Mines,
agriculture, horticulture, ~ethnology,
and states that the space occupies con-
spicuous portions of the buildings. He
also reported that the people OF the
southern part Of the territory are
greatly interested in this exposition,
and that a number have made applica-
ton to place exhibits.
There will be another meeting Of the
commissioner soon TO complete further
organization and 10 take action on O
creditable exhibit from New Mexico.