Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-02-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Notary Public Annointed.

ing notary public: Albino Lopez o.
Embudo for Rio Arriba County.
Territorial Funds Received.
Territorial Treasurer ]. H. Vaughn
received the following public funds
From John G. Plemmons, treasurer and
ex-off1cio collector of Sierra County
$9S.06 taxes for 1902, and $935.97 taxes
for 1908 From Romualdo Roybal
treasurer and ex-officio collector OF
Mora County 1926 taxes for 1902, and
$420.31 taxes for 1908. From Ramon
Sanchez treasurer and ex-officio col
lector of Taos County, 1885 taxes foy
1902, and s247.57 taxes for 1908.
Homestead Entries.
The following homestead entries
have been made in the local United
States land Office: No. 1907, Febru-
ary 8. Federico Giron of Puertecito,
NV 1-2, SW IA, N 1-2, Sc IA, section
2, T 2 N, R 6 w, 160 acres in Socorro
County. No. 1908, February 8. Thorn
as B. Lyon of Ration, w IL, NE IA
NV IA, Sc IA, SW IA, section II
II 81 N, r "a E, 16O acres in ColfaA
County.
Forest Reserve Matters.
The following rulings by the secre
tary of the interior, relative to grazing
privileges on the Lincoln reserve,
were recently received by Clement
Hightower, supervisor: The secretary
of the interior decided to allow 10000
head of sheep and goats and 12.0a0
head of cattle and horses to Craze bn
the Lincoln Forest Reserve during the
season of 1904, the sheep and goats
from March Is to October 81, and the
cattle and horses the customary per-
iod, provided the stock of actual resi-
dents may Craze on the reserve all or
any part of the year Applications will
now be in order, and the sooner they
are made the better"
Civil Service Examinations.
John X. Stauffer, secretary of the To-
cal civil service board, today received
from Washington the averages of each
candidate for examination at the re-
cent civil service examination held in
this city. Seven of the seventeen of
the applicants passed, but one of the
seven, Charles Lauchner, is rejected
physical examination. Those that
passed and their averages are: r. J.
Crichton 84:30: Miss Pamela L. Rob-
srtson 84.05: Oscar Klein 83.40;
Charles Lauchner S1.S5: Stewart c.
1865; Ernest A. Slaughter
T1.10; Lawrence B. Koblitz 1910.
xoblitz having resigned, Ernest A.
Slaughter was today appointed as sub
'titute letter carrier. and Miss Rob-
,rtson, substitute clerk by Postmaster
Walter. Those that failed to pass and
heir averages were: Grover c. Abbott |
;5.20: Alexander Mcdowell 64.60; |
frank C. Dettelbach CLIO; Lynn J. |
,hirk 1920; Oswald w. Digneo 51.6O:
William L. Van Arsdale 1880; George |
Parsons 1910; America Dig ]
leo. 444O; Edward C. Tafova $3.50; i
David Gonzales $3.50.
Amended Supreme Court Rules.
1t is ordered that the following
ules, be and the same are hereby
dopted and the same shall be in
orce and take effect from and after
he first day of March. A. D., 1904
Rule XXVI. In all cases where
rinting of the record in this court is
OF required by the law or rules of
ourt, it shall be the duty of the ap-
ellant or plaintiff in error to file with
he clerk, three copies of the transcript
I the record, legibly typewriter in
ouble space typewriting. one copy to
e retained by him in his Office and the
theirs for the use of counsel on either
lde, who may withdraw the same tenn
orarily, but they shall be returned at
ne time the case is heard.
Rule XVII. In any case where the
-ial Judge shall have extended the
me for settling and signing bills of
RECEPTION so that the record cannot be
led in this court within the time re-
uired by law, it shall be the duty of
,e clerk of the District Court to send
, the clerk of this court q certified
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