Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-20
OFFICIAL MATTERS

NEW I1to oloT u l'Jis 'Sh' 1Ni''N''@
A new postoffice has been established
at Willow, Colfax county
NOTARIES PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otero today appointed the
following notaries public: Granville
Pendleton, Aztec, for San Juan county;
Charles M. Taylor, Tres Piedras. for
Taos county.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. Fl. Vaughn
today received of Fred Muller, collec-
tor of Santa Fe county, $21.42, taxes for
1899; $4,000, taxes for 1900; and $9S.26,
taxes for 1901.
ORDER ISSUED FOR SURVEY.
Surveyor General Morgan O. Llew-
ellyn today issued an order for the
survey of the Copper Queen mining
claim, situated in the Las Animas min
ing district, Sierra county. The order
is No. 1143, and is issued to James B,
Parker, U. S. deputy mineral surveyor.
ASSESSMENT FOR 1902.
The following is the railroad assess
ment of the Is counties reporting such
assessment: Dona Ana $9OS000; Luna
STA 900; Grant 100000: Socorro $685.
oA0; San .Migllel $50 oan. Frrinn s5ts 400:
Colfax $500, ,OOO lsernalillo $492 900, Vo-
lencia $445000; Sierra 100000; Mora
$27O,0o0; Eddy $232.o00; Mckinley $780,
900; Taos $147,OO0 Chaves 100000.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Homestead Entries: Felix Villarrall,
Wagon Mound, 100 acres Mora county;
Henry H. Dexter Senorito, 100 acres,
Bernalillo county: Rafael Armijo, Old
Albuquerque 100 acres, Bernalillo
Homestead Entries: Remijio Torres.
Pinos Wells, 100 acres, Valencia coun-
ty; Juana Maria Sanchez de Barela,
Taos, 100 acres, Taos county.
MAP OF THE PROPOSED PAJARI-
TO RESERVE.
Governor Otero has received from
Professor e. L. Hewitt, president of
the Normal University at Las Vegas, a
very handsome and well executed map
of the proposed Pajarito Cliff Dwell
ers Reserve northwest of this city.
The plat also contains pen drawings
and sketches of the Communal build
ings and Cliff dwellings on the propos-
ed reserve. 1t will be incorporated in
the Governors Report to the Secretary
Of the Interior for 1902, and will accom-
pany an article on the reserve In said
report.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION,
Articles were filed yesterday in the
office of the secretary of the territory
for the Incorporation of the x. T. Land
& Cattle Company. The incorporators
are John 7. McCabe. James P. Nc
Cabe, Sylvester McChase and William
Fl. Small. The directors are the incor-
The capital stock is s45, 900. |
1ivided into 450 shares. Stock to be |
FULLY paid and -assessable. The
term of existence 25 years. Principal
place of business, Lordsburg, Grant
county The object of the company is
he purchase, ownership, conveyance, |
settlement, Improvement and cultiva-
lion of land and disposal of the pro-
luce; the buying, breeding and dispos-
ng of cattle and horses.
GUARD PROMOTIONS. !
General Orders No. 4, just issued by
Adjutant General Whiteman reads:
1.-The following promotions in the
lst Regiment of Infantry National
Guard, are hereby ordered to take eff
feet from this date, viz: Major Eugene
Van Patten, to be lieutenant colonel,
vice r. c. Rankin, resigned; Captain
James E. Elder of Company G, to be
major; Captain o. G.. Myer of Com
pany d to be major; Sergeant Major
john Fl. Single to be captain and is
assigned to duty as regimental adju-
tant; First Lieutenant L. j. Newell to
be captain IF Conn cry D, vice o. G..
Myhre, promoted; Second Lieutenant
Colin Nehlett, to be first lieutenant of
Company D, vice L. J. Newell, promo
ted First Sergeant Charles B.. Morrill,
of Company D to the second lieutenant
of Company d.
2.-Major James e. Elder is assigned
to the command of Second Battalion
with headquarters at albuquerque. Ma
jor o. G. Myhre is assigned to the COM
mand of the Third Battalion with
headquarters at Silver City.