Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-03

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badie of Puerto de Luna, for LEONARD
Wood county.
COAL LANDS SOLD.
The following coal lands have beel.
sold: Emma B. Schnepple, Santa Fe,
lots and ., $ u ne 4 and NV a ne 4
sec 20, township 13 north range 6 east,
lac acres In Sandoval county, consider
alton ". .9a6.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED
The New Mexico Board OF Health will
hold a special meeting at Las Vegas,
June 10, at 2:30 p. m, at the secretary's
office, to consider the question of inves-
tigating the alleged unprofessional cen
duct of DR.. A. r. DaCosta.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
The following funds have been re-
ceived by the territorial treasurer:
From A. A. Keen. land com missioner,
S746.40, which was credited as follows
For the common school income fund,
$780, 40; military institute permanent
fund, $3.50; palace income fund, 500.
THE MAY BUSINESS.
During the month of May, 3,457 acres
were entered under the homestead act
at the United States Land Office In this
city. Fees received for the same were
$225; commissions, $l3646. Final home
stead entries were made to the extent OF
1,842 acres. Fees for the same, $22;
commissions, 500.
LAND SELECTIONS APPROVED.
AdvIces from Washington state that
the secretary OF the interior has
approved the selection of 1852 acres If
land in Las Cruces district of New Mex
leo for the benefit of the territorial agri-
cultural college, of the selection OF 1856
acres of land In tho Santa Fe district
for the Miners hospital; and OF 4,759
acres In the Santa Fe district for the
New Mexico Military Institute.
NEW MEXICO PENSIONS.
Pablo Baca, Golden, original, Sc; Mel
son B. Warrington, Silver City, original,
$6; Fred Anderwerth, Malaga, increase,
IS; Casimiro Albidrez, Mora, Increase,
$40; Bernard Solazer, Lincoln, increase,
SlS; Jose Aquilino Suaso, Ranches dc
Taos, original, Sc; Daniel Risdon. Ration,
original, Sc; Teodosio Sabedra, Albu-
querque, increase, $55; Pedro Lucero,
Montoya, increase, $l2; Charles A.
Elgerly, Lamy, original, Sc; Antonio
Jose Benavides, Taos, increase, $40;
Elizabeth F. Lacey, Roswell, s.; Inez
Garcia de Snyder, Albuquerque, $s;
Nathan A. Lovejoy, LAS Vegas, original,
b; Benito Borrego, Santa Fe, original,
b.
sARMY MANOUvERS.
Brigadier General w. H. Whiteman,
adjutant general of the New Mexico
National Guard, has addressed circu-
lar letter to the commanding officers of
the different companys, calling atten-
lion to the encampment and the army
in which the New Mexico
National Guard is invited to partici-
pate. The encampment will be held in
the latter part of August Of
he present year. The organizations
will be required to remain in camp 10
lays, exclusive of travel. Transporta-
ion and subsistence will be furnished
,y the government. The letter directs
Ill companies to hold meetings imme-
liately after its receipt at which the
names of the members of the several
Guard organizations who will
pledge themselves to attend, are to be
aiken and forwarded to the adjutant
This Is done IN order to be
Lble to notify the proper officials as
lear as possible how many men to
,repare to care for.
OF DEPUTY CLERK
John E. Griffith, clerk of the 9Th ju-
licial district court. composed Of the
counties of Socorro. Lincoln, Chaves,
Eddy and Roosevelt, has appointed AL
ey Afford, deputy clerk for the county
4 Roosevelt with Office at Portales,
he county seat of the new county. Mr..
3riffith has done this in order to facil-
tate court and legal business for the
,eople Of the new county. Mr.. Grifiith
'so has deputy at Carlsbad for Ed
" county, at Roswell for Chaves coun-
y and at Lincoln for Lincoln county.
fr. Afford. the recently appointed ,
leputy clerk at Portales, is clerk In
he First National Bank at that place