Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-24

ii. Smith, Jr., santa Rosa, 4O acres lr
Leonard Wood county.
INTERPRETATIONS.
at the Office of the territorial secre-
tary today by the Buckeye Land and
Livestock Company. The organization
is authorized to raise sheep and live
stock generally, to carry on a general
ranching and farming business and to
conduct mercantile business in con-
nection with the aforesaid enterprises.
The company is capitalized at $25,0Oo,
which is divided into that many
shares of the par value OF 81 each. The
term of existence is so years and the
principal place of business is at Las
Vegas. The incorporators are Dallas
j. Osborne and Hugh L. Davis, and
they, with Pearle M. Osborne, compose
the first board of directors.
FORT MARCY RESERVATION.
A Washington dispatch says that
Delegate Rodey, Mayor 1. Sparks and
Major Frederick Muller, who are now
in Washington, called upon the Pres
ident yesterday and urged that the
Fort Marcy Reservation be turned ov-
er to the City of Santa Fe for the
benefit of the Board OF Education.
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock
was present at the interview. The
President .ntimated that he would
like Delegate Rodey to .pxpcure the
approval Of Governor ,5teso to this
plan. A dispatch to that effect was
sent by Delegate Rodey and Mayor
Sparks to Governor Otero, but as the
latter is out of town and in Leonard
Wood county, out Of reach of tele-
graph, nothing will, very likely, be
done in the matter until his return.
The chances that the reservation will
be turned over to the city for the BEN
eft of the Board of Education are
good; it is the sentiment Of those who
have the matter really at heart that
any changes in the present situation
would be for the best interests Of this
city.
OPINIONS IN CONTEST CASES.
The register and receiver at the
United States land office have render
ed opinions in the following contest
cases:
Mabel Holbrook vs.. Daniel Armijo;
homestead entry No. 5279, 100 acres In
Mora county. 1t was recommended
that the entry be cancelled and thai
Armijo be given the right to enter the
land involved.
The United States VS.. Crescencio
Baca; homestead entry No. 65SS, l6l
acres in Leonard Wood county. Charg-
es were preferred by special agent
that claimant had failed to comply
with the law. The charge was sus-
tained and cancellation recommended
The United States VS.. George w.
Wilson; homestead entry; 40 acres In
Colfax county, sold as additional
homestead. Charges of fraud In exc
cution of papers were filed by spec
iai agent. Rejection Of the application
recommended.
The United States vs.. Fred L.
Braun; homestead entry No. 6459. l6t
acres in Leonard Wood county. Spec
ial agents charge of failure to comply
with the law sustained and cancella-
ton of entry recommended .4,a+:
The United States vs. s. BERTHE A
johnson; homestead entry No. 66Ob, ~
acres in Leonard Wood county. Charge
Of special agent alleging failure te
comply with the law sustained and
cancellation recommended.
The contest case Of the United
States vs.. Minnie Baca; homestead
entry No. 47S3, 100 acres in San Migue
county, was tried before R. L. M. Ross
United States commissioner at Las
Vegas. The special agents charge Of
failure to comply with the law was
sustained.