Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-04

Governor curry on account VI press
of business has been compelled to
decline an invitation to make the
Labor Day address at Roswell on
Monday
Appointed Delegate.
Governor Curry today appointed w.
F. Buchanan of Tucumcari, Quay
county, a delegate to the National AS
sociation of Bank Supervisors.
Special Mounted Policeman Appointed
Governor Curry today appointed w.
F. Kirby a special mounted police
man at Carrizozo, Lincoln county.
District Court.
The hearing Of the O'Neill case was
concluded today in chambers before
Judge John R. McFie. 1t involves
number of mining claims in the Ger
rillos mining district.
Scholarship Appointments.
Representative H. NJ. Sweezey of
Las Vegas today filed in the office OF
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
certificates of appointment of Miss
Emilia Sena TO q scholarship in the
Normal University Of New Mexico at
Las Vegas, and Of Thomas Wivi to
two year scholarship in the New Mex
leo Military Institute at Roswell.
interpretations.
The Parsons Mining Company of
Parsons, Lincoln county. today filed
incorporation papers in the office OF
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa.
The capitalization is S5,000,000, divid-
ed into 100000 shares. John M. Rice
is designated as the New Mexico
agent. The incorDorators and directors
are: J. H. Fulmer Jr,, of Mishawaka,
Ind, 1000 shares; A Graham OF
Mishawaka 1000 shares: A. c. Grah-
am of Mishawaka. 1000 shares;
George w. Prichard of Santa Fe. 1000
shares: NJ A. Otero of Santa Fe 1000
shares; Holden L. Rissiter of Lee,
Ill, and P. G. Peters of Carrizozo.
The Union County Fair Association
also filed incorporation papers. The
headquarters are at Clayton, Union
county, and the capitalization is $10,-
900, divided into 1000 shares. The in,
corporators and directors are: A. E.
Wilt 80 shares; CARL Eklund. 1SO
shares; A. James Mcdonald, 6O
shares; Robert w. Isaacs. 80 shares
N. E. Charlton, 80 shares; J. c
Slack, 60 shares: F. H. Clark. &c
shares.
Eddy County Assessment.
The eleventh tax roll to be received
by Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT
ford is that of Eddy county The gross
assessment this year is $2,SS6,871, the
exemptions amount to $195,000, the ne
taxable assessment to $2,691 ,871. The
county has assessed 9S.642 acres o.
provements at $949,215; 107, ,139 acres
of grazing lands valued with improve
ments at $191,442 9116 city lots $5O6,
620 130 miles of telegraph and tele
phone $19,145; 1857 miles of standard
gauge railroad $2S7,5O7; 56S7 horse:
$90,019: SGT mules S14,3S0; 45.291 cat
tie $399,024; 34,0S5 sheep $59,19S; 4,
655 goats S6.292; 32S swine SILICA; 4.
burros $84; 1925 wagons $159S2; 40.
sewing machines $2,719; saddles ant
harness $5,647; merchandise $108,014
capital in manufacturing $2,050; farm
ing implements $6,6S3; saloon fixture
S6020; watches and clocks $1,671
books $1,5S2; jewelry $3.50; gold am
silver plate Sab; musical instrument
SS,562; household furniture $30,720
shares of stock $S1,09S; $40 bushels o
corn $3.50; sc tons of hay $3.50.
Appeal From Land Office Decision.
Candelario Gonzales, appellant
through his attorney, Benjamin M
Read, filed today in the local U.
land Office his appeal from the deci
sion of that office to the general lam
office at Washington, D. C. The loca
land ojce on August 5 overruled az
Dellant's motion to dismiss the cas-
against him and from that ruling tn
appeal is taken. The land in ques
stion is Homestead Entry No. 5008 fo
the NE Ia of Sec. %, T. IA N, r
8 E., near Galisteo A protest wa
filed by a federal special agen
against giving claimant final proo
Appellants motion contends tina
from the testimony adduced agains
him the government has wholly faile
10 make out a case against him Will
the local office holds that a prim
facie case has been made out an
ruled that appellant should offer ful