The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-16

manifests itself in the up-to-date
and systematic system which he
has inaugurated. We find in
him painstaking, attentive,
courteous and capable gentle
man, and honestly. believe that
he has brought the school sys-
TEN OF our county up to a par
with that Of any other county in
the Territory. The people of
the coanty are to be. .cohgratu-
lated upon having such man
as J. a. Torres in the office.
Socorro, n. NJ, June IL, 1906.
To the foreman and members of
the grand jury, sitting in and
for the county of Socorro. n.
NJ, June Term, 1905:
Gentlemen:
We vour committee appointed
to examine the various county
offices OF the county of .Socorro
beg leave to,report that we have
examined the Office of the county
clerk and eX-oficio recorder of
said county and found that said
Office is kept very neat and ac-
curately in every respect, the
books therein were turned over
for inspection and treatment re-
ceived by the committee render-
ed by the officers in charge was
courteous and hereby recommend
that this report be made part OF
the general report 20 the Hon.
f. w. Parker, judge of the dis
trict court, in and for the county
of Socorro, n. NJ.
Socorro, n, Nj. Lune II, i goo.
To the foreman and members of
the;grand jury; .-. ''''''
Gentlemen: .- ..
Your committee appointed to
examine the several county of
ticeS of Socorro county beg leave
to report that we have. examined
the Office of the county assessor.
and find that Office in Il most ex-
cellent condition. We find that
the present incumbent of that
Office, Mr.. A. B. Baca, has prov
en- himself to be the very best, if
not the best, assessor Socorro
county has ever had. The books
are kept in a manner that can be
pointed TO with pride and reflect
great credit on, the county's
most capable assessor. We be-
lieve that his books will compare
favorably. if not exceed in neat
ness those OF any other assessor
in New Mexico.
Socorro, n. NJ, June IL, 1906.
To the foreman and members of
the grand jury sitting in and
for the county of Socorro, Y.
NJ, June Term, 1900:
Gentlemen:
Your committee appointed to
inspect the various county offices
beg leave to report that we have
examined the Office of the sheriff
and found everything in good
order, the books we'll kept. and
all other records in the same
manner, the treatment rendered
by the officers in charge was
corteouS, and therefore ask that
this report be made part of the
general report to the Hon. +. w.
Parker, Judge of the district
court in and for SocorrO cOunfv
n. NJ.
Very Respectfully, $40
DAVID BAcA, tt
FLoRENTINo GALLEGos,
,.t b.. RoMALDo GONZALES. d.
f~ Committee.
In conclusion will state that
our greatest efforts have been in
thoroughly Investigating the
many cases that have been
brought before us, and in bring
ing true bills only on those that
can be convicted in the courts;
and no, bills where. the evidence
would not warrant il, thereby
saving the county. much unnec-
essary expense and much hard
work in the courts. r-r ss ~,
We wish to extend hearty
thanks to. Frank w. Parket, our
Judgei and olE district attorney,
Mr.. Wolford, for the kind and
good advice they have given us
in our earnest work.
0
49, We'submit our report. =.
.- w: H. BYERTs.
-; - ~ =" Foreman.
r.. w. Goddard OF Pleasanton,
who is in the city on court bus
ness, received letter from his
wife yesterday morning saying
that a ranger had discovered In
dian tracks iii the Mogollon
mountains in that ~ vicinity.
This signifies that band of In
dians are off their reservation
and that the killing of stock or
the Stealing Of horses or the pos
1sible. killing of a white man may
be looked for at any time The
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