Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-20


Governor Oterod today appointed Isa-
bel Henry of Las Vegas. San Miguel
county, a notary public.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Home stead Entry; Isaac B. Pierce,
Moriarty, 100 acres in Santa Fe county.
Application for Patent of Mineral
Land: Daisy B. Ashton of New York,
by her attorney, Joseph P. Rinker Of
Tres Piedras, for the ORC Fino lode
claim in the Bromide mining district,
Rio Arriba county.
GOVERNOR OTERO'S REPORT.
Governor Otero today received print
ed sheets of his annual report for the
purpose of compiling an indez. The re-
port is all printed except the index. AS
soon as that is in type, corrected and
printed, the reports will be ready for
binding. The report is more compre-
hensive and more valuable as a COM
plete epitome of New Mexico resources,
than any previous report.
INCORPORATION
The Hachita Cattle Company was in
corporated today by Carl Stanley,
Mahlon n. Everhart and A. S. Booth of
Colorado Springs The capital stock is
100000 divided into 1000 shares. The
headquarters are al Pueblo, Colo, and
the business is to be carried on in
Grant county, New Mexico, and Pueb-
10 county, Colorado. The ipcorp0rators
are the directors.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
Territorial Secretary J. w. Reynolds
has received the official vote of every
county excepting Taos and Guadalupe
counties. Delegate Rodeys official
majorities in those counties being
known, his official majority in the ter
ritory Is placed at 9,637. With those
counties still missing, Delegate B. S.
Rodey received 22,274 votes, and II. B.
Ferguson 1897, a falling off in the to-
tai vote of S51. Only four counties
gave majority to Ferguson, namely
Chaves, Eddy, San Juan and Grant.
BIDS FOR PRINTING OPENED.
Bids for the United States printing
for the 35th legislative assembly were
opened this afternoon in the office OF
the territorial secretary at 2 o'clock in
the presence of the bidders. Secretary
Reynolds found that bids were put in
as follows: The Journal-Democrat
Company of Albuquerque,
by George F. Albright, it's manager;
The Albuquerque Citizen by Thomas
Hughes, editor; John Steward of Albu-
querque; The New Mexican Printing
Company by J. d. Hughes, business
1t took considerable time to
figure UP and compare the bids.
The contract was awarded to the
New Mexican Printing Company. The
next lowest bidder was the Journal
Democrat Publishing Company, which
was about $37 higher.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
San Juan county cast a total vote of
739, a gain aginst two years ago of 25
votes, the Democrats losing 101 votes
and the Republicans gaining 1926
votes. Five precincts gave a Republic
can majority and five Democratic
majority. The Republican gave a ma
jority to three Of their candidates. The
vote was as follows: For delegate, B.
s. Rodey, r., $50; H. B. Ferguson, D.,
3S9; for council, Venceslao Jaramillo,
r., BOG; Malaqiias Martinez, r., 3O6;
J. H. Crist, D.. 43O; Leonor Garcia, D.,
1923; for house, Granville Pendleton. r.,
372; r. Archuleta, D., 367; county COM
I'd district, S. E. Koontz r.,
364; j. r. Williams, D., 1853; county
Sd district. j. 2. Nc
Carly r., 4O1; George H. Browne, D.,
343; probate clerk, D. J. Donovan, Ind, |
,35; Joe Prewitt, D., 447; treasurer and
s. Pacheco, D., 244; w. G.. |
Black, r., Al; sheriff, J. e. Elmer, r.,
3S3; Roy Stewart, D., 347; assessor,
George A. Tinker, r., 297; 3. G..
Vaughan. D., 1877; superintendent Of |
schools, o. G. McEwen, r., 37S; Albert |
;. Thomas, D., 1856; surveyor, Edmund |
Thurland, r.. 2S7; Charles F. Holly, |
D., 436. The precincts which polled a |
vote of over 100 were Pennington 1856, |
IND Aztec 131 votes.
MORA COUNTY.
The total vote cast in Mora county /
vas 2,125 falling off of So votes
against two years ago. The Republi-
,ans gained AZ votes and the Demo-
rats lost 1O2 votes. Nine precincts |
rave Democratic majorities and IL Re |
majorities. The precincts in
which more than 100 votes were castl
ire: Wagon Mound 255; Ocate 215; Mo-
"a 165; Chacon LAG; La Cueva 1870;
Cleveland 127; Watrous 112; San Jose
0S. The following is the vote for each