Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
OFFICIAL NOTES.
interesting Meeting Of the Bursas Of
immigration,
PAN.AHtRlcAS EXPOSITION.
oovrRNoR ovrno's RrpoRr.


Governor Otoro tVcoived the printed
copies Of his annual report to the sccrc-
tary Of the interior, y u volume Of
il4 pages, nicely illuslvatod and we'll
printed.
TREAsuHERs' BOND PILED.
superintendent OF Public Instruction
NJ g. De Baca received the bonds A.
treasurcfs OF school funds ~ Henry
i.utz, collector and treasurer Of Lincoln
county, for $4,000. aud of Tomas Con
zalss, collector aud treasurer ~ Rio Az
riba county, for $4,000
A LAND CONTEST.
Hon. T.. h. Hobart, the receiver ot
the land Oiiice, and Hon. NJ. Il. Otero,
register uf the land Office, decided the
contest over q desert land entry made
near COlmor, Coltax county. The case
was William &. fraker W. A. J. Har-
mon, and was decided In favor Of Har-
mon.
THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
The bureau Of immigration was In
session last week at the Office Of the
secretary la santa Re. Those present
were Hon. L. bradford Prince, 81 san
Ia BE, president; Hon. W. b. Bunker,
Of Las Vegas, vice president; Hon. +.
LOwenthal, of Albuquerque, treasurer;
Probate Judge jose u. Torres, Of 30
zorro, Max Frost, OF santa Re, score
tary. Hon. A.. q. Hood, Of Silver City,
found Il impossible 20 attend.
A great deal Of routine business was
transacted and plans for advertising
the territory during the coming year
were discussed aud adopted. Ii N the
intention OF tbs bureau 10 have
n delegate at the pnn-Amcri
can congress In Buffalo, n. y, Ia May
next aud also 70 distribute great many
of Us pamphlets then and there. Hon.
r. L.owenthal, OF Albuquerque, was APP
pointed delegate 10 represent the
bureau at that congress.
Resolution were adopted thanking
the president, Hon. l. b. Prince Tor
the good work lac has done Tor the ter
ritory at the three congresses which he
has attended dufing the pasa year, via:
/ 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
trihutiOn OF "a large amount OF the liter
ature published boy the bureau on CHI
mate, mines and minerals, agriculture
and horticulture, the general resources
OF the different counties, on cattle
sheep and goat raising Ia New Mexico.
40 the Pan-American exposition % be
held In May, 1891.
Resolutions we're passed compliment
ing the secretary for the able aud eili-
oiont manner In " hich he has performed
the duties Of his Office during the past
two years.
Adjournment was then had Ia meet
again Rt the call Of the president
THE observation-disclosures.
The commissioners appointed by Gov
ernor Otero 10 the Pan-Amertoan eX-
position met Ia santa Re for the pur-
pose VI organizing. The following Oiii-
GERS were elected: Thomas lioss, oi
Las Vegas, president; J. 4. Saint, Of
| albuquerque, vice president; Arthur
Seligman, of santa Fe, secretary. a.
r.. 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
Igreatly interested ia this exposition,
and that q number have made applica-
tion TO place exhibits.
| There will be another meeting at the
commissioners soon ~ completes further
Organization aud to take action ON q
lcreditable exhibit from New Mexico.