Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

The p~ostofice at Sabinal, Socorro
county, has been discontinued.
Governor Otero appointed Bonifacio
Lucero captain of company X, of the
First regiment of infantry of the ma
ticnal guard, stationed at Las Vegas;
wee Captain A. r. Da Costa, resigned; ;
Adolph Mennett, Jr., first lieutenant,
vice Bonifacio Lucero, and Louis Cue
rim, second lieutenant, vice Alfred Men.
net, Jr.
Increase of Capital.
The Joliet and New Mexico Oil and
Coal company notified Territorial Sec
rotary j. w. Reynolds that it has in
creased it's capital stock from 81, 00O,-
600 to 81 500, 900. Its headquarters are
at Joliet. Illinois.
Business Is Booming.
More business was transacted in the
United States land Office at Santa Fe
last week than during any week for
some time. For a short time before
election there was a decided falling
of in land business, but it has again
commenced to pick up. The receipts
of the office Saturday in fees and com
missions exceeded 5000.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Otero appointed Porfirio
Abreu, of Penasco, Taos county, a no.
tary public.
Official Returns.
The official election returns from
Chaves, Guadalupe, Grant, Mora, Taos,
| San Juan, Socorro, Dona Ana and Lin.
coin counties have not yet been receiv.
ed by Territorial Secretary j. w. Ray.
nolds.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer j.. H. Vaughn
l~received 1886 of taxes of 1901 from
c.. Holman, treasurer and collector OF
Mora county.
Territorial Treasurer j. H. Vaughn
received from Eugenio Romero, collec'
tor and treasurer of San Miguel coun
ty, $52.72 of taxes of 1900, and $$215.01
of taxes of 1901.
Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
received from Higinio Sanchez, treas
urer and collector of Taos county
s4.62 of 1901 taxes, s72.41 of 1901 taxes
s293.6S of 1902 taxes. From A. E. Bur
nam, treasurer, and collector of ColfaS
county, $254.41 of 1901 taxes, $4,000 30 Of
1902 taxes. From Romualdo Martinez
collector of Union county, .$426.13 o.
1901 taxes.
Coupons to Burn.
Tvnrr;tOr;a1 Addition Wy n Garnnnt &c
preparing for the annual burning Of in
%terest coupons and vouchers which
generally takes place between the 18Th
and Goth of November. The papers tC
be burned this year represent ovel
$500 900 paid out of the territorial
treasury.
Incorporation.
The Dallas Land & Cattle compan!
filed incorporation papers, the incor
porators and directors being j. X. Den
dinger and Charles Z. Rose, of Dallas
county, Texas, and John NJ. RUSSELL
of Henrietta, Clay county. The capita
is $4,000, divided into 100 shares. Tn,
headquarters of the company are a
Dallas, Texas, and it will operate il
southeastern New Mexico.
Land Office Business.
Homestead Entries-Juan Sanchez
Vigil, Pinos Wells, 1861 acres, Valer
cha county; Sixto Lujan, Pinos Wells
so acres, Valencia county; Maggie Wi
son, Colmor, 100 acres, Mora county
Joseph NJ. Higgins, Ration, 100 acres
Mora county; Joseph C. Higgins, Rs
. ton, 100 acres, Mora county; George !
Davenport, Ration, 1905 acres, Nor
county; John G.. Higgins, Ration, 16
acres, Mora county; Ramon Vigil. vi
~larmeneta, 100 acres, San Migut
county.
Homestead Entries-Manuel Madrit
of Duran, 100 acres in Valencia count!
: Nicolas Griego, Santa Rosa. 100 acre
in Guadalupe county; Samuel J. Seas,
Cedar Hill, 1899 acres in San Jua
county; Jose p. Lopez. La Vaca, 1f
3 acres in San Juan county; Charlie
/, Granville Coe, La Plata, 12O acres
San Juan county.
/, Final Homestead Entry-Tomas Ga
ella, Sanchez, 1895 acres in San NJ
guel county.
l Desert Land Entry-Elizabeth
Doyle, Santa Fe, 800 acres of land
Santa Fe county.
u Application Mineral Patent-Dai'
c p. Ashton. $50 Manhattan avenue, Ne
York City, for the Eunice mine, Br
g mide district, Rio Arriba county.