Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Territorial Funds Office Busi-
nass.-New Corporations.
A PROSPECTIVE COLONY.

Territorial Treasurer ]. II. Vaughn
received the following funds Solo
mon Luna, treasurer and collector of
Valencia county. Of 1902 taxes, s5,S7s..
rs; A. +. Witzel. treasurer and collec-
tor OF Grant county. of 1900 taxes,
sl6.02; of 1901 taxes, Ss12.9G; of 1902
taxes, s6.169.40; John Il. Grlnith. clerk
Of FiraS district court, fees for quarter
ending December 81, 1902, si7715.
Land Office Business.
Homestead Entrios--Jose ID. Gutter.
req y Lobato, OF Las Cruces. 160 acres
of land in San Miguel county; Juan
Manuel Gutierrez. OF Las Vegas, 1GO
acres of land in San Miguel county;
David Sedoux, of Aurora. lG0 acres of
land in Colfax county; Jose Leyva, OF
Roy. 100 acres of land in Mora county.
Presciliano Martinez. of Cucrvo, 100
acres OF land in Guadalupe county.
Star Mail Route Established.
y star mail route has been establish
ed from Vermijo, Colfax county, to
Tercio, Colo, three times a week with
box delivery along the route. The dis
lance is fifteen miles. The postoffice
site at Roy, Mora county, has been
mo led two and half miles eastward.
Survey Approved.
Surveyor General Morgan o. Lew.
ellyn has approved the survey OF the
Guadalupe placer. survey No. 1,15l.
situated in the Red River mining dis
trict, Taos county. l.. F. Hamblin, of
Questa, y. NJ. is claimant. The sur.
vey was made by William Mexican,
deputy United States mineral sur
veyor.
Incorporation.
John G. Kirkpatrick. James II.
Moran, George r. Burns and John Stey-
enson. residents of Escanaba. Delta
Mich; Frederick A. Wegner.
Of Detroit, and John G. Lane, of Hope.
well, Rio Arriba county, New Mex
leo, have filed papers incorporating the
Michigan Gold & Copper company
The capital stock is $1,000. 900, divided
into 100000 shares of the par value
Of 81 each. The term of existence is
fifty years. The object Is to acquire.
prospect, develop, promote.
own. operate, bond, lease and dispose
Of mines. tunnel sites and all other
kinds of mining property, mill sites or
other real estate. The principal place
Of business is in Hopewell ana the di.
rectors are John c. kirkpatrick, John
5,evenson, John J. Cleary. James d.
Nolan, George r. Burns and II. w.
Reed, of Es1anaba, John c. Zane and
John r. Mckinley, of Hopewell, and
William Peet, of Tusas.
A Possible Colony.
The following letter has been re. /
'eiyed by the bureau of immigration:
Have you in print late annual re.
port on the resources. productions,
'ainfall. climate, etc, such as is issued
~ Arkansas, Missouri, and other |
states?
please mail to my address all in
In print. Have you an emf. |
;rant bureau, which will show reports /
" counties, descriptive and amount |
II government land remaining Tor en-.
ny, together with map of the terri |
DRY. Very much wish you would also
write a personal letter. giving nature |
md condition OF soil; prospects OF OBJ
aiming land by entry; location of each
United land office, and especially
whether 1t Is possible in any part OF |
he state to raise any kind of crops
without irrigation. II so, what part
md what kind OF crops? Had last |
winter n small colony together and
ooked to Missouri. but upon investi-
cation found lands very, very rough
md broken. We are now looking to-
ward your lands. California and Wash
ngton. Am In correspondence with
secretary of Washington.
nut remarks of Hon. b. S. Baker.
printed in yesterdays Daily News,
prompts this appeal to you.
Write something that can present
o members of prospective colony.
Please advise whether 1t is best
o ship household goods and farm i'm.
dement's, or sell and buy them there.
w at is the cost of passenger fare?"
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.