Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-08
OFFICIAL MATTERS

Colo, and formerly in business in this
city, has been appointed Industrial tea
cher in the United States Indian Indus
trial School here
DISBURSING OFFICER U. s. LAND
COMMISSION.
| Surveyor General Morgan o. Lew
ellyn member of the U. s. Land
Commission, was elected it's disbursing
officer at the meeting held on Monday
| last.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
has received the following collections:
From H. o. Bursum, superintendent Of
the territorial penitentiary, $27O, con-
victs' earnings; I. N. Jackson, treasur-
er and collector of Otero county, Of 1902
taxes, $66.2O; ". H. Quincy, treasurer
and collector of Luna county Of 1902
taxes, $3.50.
From J. E. Griffith, clerk of the 5th
judicial district, $295O5, fees; from Eu-
genio Romero, treasurer and collector
of San Miguel county, of 1900 taxes,
S.91, of 1901 taxes, $3.50, and of 1902
taxes, $1S5.2O; from Hermene G. Baca,
treasurer and collector Of Socorro
county, of 1901 taxes, $276, and Of 1902
taxes, $333.SS; from Solomon Luna,
treasurer and collector of Valencia
county, of 1901 taxes, $39.S6, and 1902
taxes, s27O.6S; from Rumaldo Roybal,
treasurer and collector of Mora county,
of 1902 taxes, $sO.e5.
RESIGNATION RENDERED.
Hon. Amado Chaves, who on Monday
last was appointed clerk Of the U. 8.
Land Commission of the Territory, ten
dered his resignation today to Governor
Otero, chairman of the commission. He
found that the duties that would be re-
quired of him would interfere too much
with his professional business and that
he therefore could not accept the posi-
ton.
NOTARIEs APPOINTED.
Governor Otero has appointed the
notaries public Pablo Medi-
ma of Revuelto, Quay county; Julius
Wolff of Cabezon, Sandoval county; W.
c. Reid of Roswell, Chaves county; AL
ejandro Fresquez of Sapello, San Mig
uel county; James G.. Bogard Of Tucum-
carl, Quay county; Joe Bibo Of Berna-
lilo, Sandoval county; David j. Aber
Of Tucumcari, Quay county.
Lon s. Trout Of Hopewell, Rio Arri- |
ba county; Donisio Archuleta Of Peta-
ca, Rio Arriba county.
FISH AND GAME LAW.
Copies Of the fish and game law were
sent out today by Territorial Secretary
J. w. Reynolds to all postmasters in
the territory to be posted in the post
offices. Page B. Otero, fish and game
left for Denver today
to consult with the fish and game
of Colorado as to the
method adopted of enforcing the fish
and game law in that state. On his re-
turn he will at once organize this ter
ritory. He has received many COM |
plants of mountain sheep and deer be- !
ing killed in Otero county and will |
first go there and appoint his |
deputies.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following homestead entry was
made yesterday: Marcelino Montoya,
Chapelle post office, 160 acres in San
Miguel county.
The following final homestead entries
we're made today: Emiterio Solano,
Tardin postoffice. 40 acres in Mora
county. David Quintana. Wagon Mound
165 acres in Mora county.
The following homestead entries were
made yesterday: Damasio Montoya,
santa Fe postoffice, $50 acres in Santa
Re county; Felipe N. DeAguero, Sprin-
,er postoffice, 100 acres in Colfax coun-
y.
The following final homestead entries
we're made yesterday: Manuel Valdez,
Wagon Mound postoffice, 100 acres in
dora county.
Earl G. Campbell of Lumberton, has
lied a declaratory coal statement upon
he NE. section 10. township 81 north,
ange 1 west, situated in Rio Arriba
ounty.