Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-02-12
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

| IN. Marion or Albuquerque, a notary
public.
| TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
! Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
today received SIT from the sale of two
copies of the Compiled Laws; s24.34 of
1900 taxes. and s351.10 Of 1901 taxes,
from C. w. Holman, collector of Mora
county; s4766 of 1900 taxes s426.31 of
1901 taxes, from Solomon Luna, collec-
tor Of Valencia county; s2.52 of 1900
taxes. and s1,314.47 Of 1901 taxes, from
Romualdo Martinez, collector of Union
county
SUBMITTED TO THE BUREAU OF
IMMIGRATION.
The Passenger Department Of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way has submitted to the Bureau of
immigration for review and correction
a new edition of the 1OO-page pamphlet
on Summer and Winter Resorts of
New Mexico. The pamphlet has been
carefully revised by w. H. Simpson,
the advertising agent of the company,
is beautifully illustrated and is bound
to bring many visitors, healthseekers
and settlers to New Mexico. 1t IS we'll
written and the expert medical testi-
mony as to the curative qualities of
the New Mexico climate it contains Is
convincing.
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION LITER
AZURE.
In compliance with a special request
from the information bureau of the
cago newspapers, the bureau of immi-
grafton has sent to that bureau today
a number of bulletins on the counties
of New Mexico also copies of the re-
port of Governor Otero upon the re-
sources Of the territory to the secretary
of the interior for the year 1901. The
officials in charge Of the Information
bureau of the Record Herald promised
that the same would be distributed
where they would do New Mexico
some good.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following business was transact
ed in the federal land office In this city
during the week ending February 12:
Homestead entries-Februray 5, Teo-
doro Franmpton, Springer. 160 acres,
Mora county; February 6, Apolonio
Coronado, Puerto de Luna, 1875 acres,
Guadalupe county; Hilario M. Romero,
Villanueva, 100 acres, San Miguel coun-
ty; Mariana Salazar, Villanueva, 160
acres, San Miguel county; Archie H.
Sollars Ration, 160 acres, Colfax coun-
ty; Domingo Pacheco, Santa Rosa, 16o
acres, Guadalupe county; Guadalupe
Martinez, Santa Rosa, 100 acres. Quad
alupe county; Maxine Padilla, Puerto
de Luna, 160 acres, Guadalupe county;
February Z, Jose Delflno Martinez,
Chaperito, 16O.S6 acres, San Miguel
county; Charles Price, La Plata, 100
acres, San Juan county; Lauriano Te-
norio, Villanueva, 100 acres. San Miguel
county; Mary F. Knowlton, Aztec, 160.-
l2 acres, San Juan county: February 8,
Charles H. Harris, Ration, 1889 acres.
Colfax county; February 9, William
Hohne, Santa Rosa, 160 acres Guada-
lupe county; February II, Luis Madrid,
Cabra Springs, 160 acres, San Miguel
county.
Final homestead entries-February T.
John H. Earle, La Plata, 160 acres, San
Juan county; Feb s, Clara A. B. Cor
bin. Manzano, 100 acres, Socorro coun-
ty; February 10, Teodoro Tenorio, Sena'
100 acres, San Miguel county.
Land sold-February 6, Apolonio
Coronado, Puerto de Luna, SIS acres,
county; Jose Delfno Mar
tinez, Chaperito, SO acre, San Miguel
county; Mary F. Knowlton, Aztec, IL
acre, San Juan county.
Desert land entry-FebruaryS 8, Thom-
as M. Snider, Aztec, 40 acres. San Juan
county.
Coal declaratory statements-Febru-
ary 7, Barney S. Harmsen, John Wes-
lev Phelps and Albert H. Wales OF
each quarter section IN
San Juan county. Francisco Montez or
San Pedro, and H. J. Neis Of Cerrillos'
each quarter section in southern SAN
ta Fe county.
Adverse mining claims-February s.
william A. Bell. P. ]. Lauten and Tne
Pontiac Gold and Copper Co., Of Tres
Piedras. VS.. Daisy B. Ashton, for the
Ashton lodge and the Copper mountain
tunnel site in the Bromide district, Rio
Arriba county.
During the month of January, 1l,oSS.ls
acres were filed upon in the SANTA re
land district under the homestead act
and upon 2,Os363 acres of homestead
land final proof was made, the fees oe-
Ir9 sso5 and the commissions $517.6S.
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