Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-02
OFFICIAL MATTERS


Governor Otero has appointed Bon
ham H. Baker, OF Portales, Roosevelt
county, notary public.
FEES FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT TURNED OVER.
District Court Clerk A. M. Bergere to-
day made settlement with the terri
tory for the quarter ending March 3D.
1908. turning over to the treasury dis
trict court fees for thaf'r-t judicial
District received during the quarter
amounting to $439.o6.
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE.
After April the mineral divisions OF
the surveyor generals offices OF Colora-
do, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho and New
Mexico, which are sustained by deposits
from the individuals desiring the sur
veys, will be placed under the civil ser
vice rules. This order places the entire
force of the offices named under civil
service.
SURVEY ORDERED.
Surveyor-genera Llewellyn has issued
an order for the official survey OF the
Whale group of lode mining claims
comprising the Whale and Whale Mine
No. 1, lodes situated in the Bromide
Mining district, in Rio Arriba county
The claimant is the Bell Royal Copper
Mining and Milling Company. The sur
vey will be made by Duane Wheeler
United States deputy mineral surveyor.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following homestead entries were
made yesterday: Jose de 10 Cruz Archu-
leta, Kennedy, 16O acres in santa re
county; Rafael Baca, Wagon Mound loo
acres In Mora county.
The following final homestead entries
were made yesterday: Jose Abran San
chez, Wagon Mound. 100 acres in Mora
county; Rumaldo Trujillo, Trementina,
100 acres in San Miguel county.
NATIONAL GUARD INSPECTION.
The several companies Of infantry and
troops of cavalry of the New Mexico
National Guard will be inspected during
the present month by an officer of The
regular army. The inspection is for thu
purpose of ascertainIng the numerical
strength of the Guard for the purpose
of determining the number of new arm
to be issued under the provisions of thu
militia law enacted at the last session o
congress. The dates for the inspection
are as follow: Santa Fe, April 20; La
Vegas, April 2i; Albuquerque, April %
Socorro, April 90; Silver City, April "a
REQUEST DENIED.
Santa Fe will not receive the For
Marcy reservation yet awhile. In repl.
to the memorial adopted by the legisla
ture that the reservation be given to tn
CITY for public uses, Secretary j. w
Raynolds has received the following let
ter from j. J. Fimple, assistant commits
sioner of the general land office: ~
reply to your letter of February 10, 1903
addressed to the president OF the United
States, inclosing a memorial OF the leg
islative assembly Of the territory OF New
Mexico, asking that the Fort Marc.
abandoned military reservation, N. M.
be granted to the municipal corporation
of Santa Fe, N. NJ. for certain publi
uses. YOU are advised that on March l9
1908, the secretary OF the interior denie
the request"
! INSTITUTION BOARDS NAMED.
Governor Otero today appointed tn
following boards of managers of terri
torial institutions: Deaf and Dunn
Asylum, r. ]. Palen and s. G. Cart
wright of Santa Fe, and Jose A. Lu
cero of Espanola; Miners Hospital. A
r. Streicher and NJ r. Mendelson
Ration, and w. F. McCash of Folsom
Reform School. Thomas D. Burns