Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-15
Nineteen Counties
GetShare of $780,
Distributed
|Oo|NGs At THE CAPITOL
Territorial Petit Jury Dis
charged-..Teacher APP
pointed.

territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero to-
day completed the apportionment of
$39,I51.51 of forestry reserve income
fund among the nineteen counties en-
titled to share, in proportion to the
forest reserve area in them and under
Chapter 1l9 of the Laws of 1909.
County trasurers will not be entitled
TO any commission on this fund and
the regulations of Chapter 119 are
very strict and the penalties very Sc
we're, so that county treasurers had
better acquaint themselves with its
provisions. Superintendent of Public
Instruction ] f. Clark today sent out
the following circular in reference to
the apportionment, giving the amount
which each county will receive:
To County Superintendents:
The Territorial Treasurer Hon. M.
A. Otero is ready to distribute the
earnings of the forest reserve among
the various counties which are en-
titled to receive money from this
source 1t has been provided that
one-half of these earnings shall be
set aside for school purposes and
one-half to the public roads fund.
The apportionment has been made
according to the acreage of forest re-
serves in the several counties where
such exist. The amount for these
counties will run from less than two
hundred dollars to several thousands
In some of these counties there
may be districts where directors are
thinking of closing schools for lack
of funds. In the event that this j
the case, | would suggest that you
give consideration to the availability
OF the funds apportioned as indicatet
below. The total amount is here CIV
en-, one-half of which is apportionet
for school purposes:
Bernalillo $467.74, Chavez $325,65
Colfax 63 cents, Eddy $17S14, Gran
$9,47511, Lincoln $3,262.45, McKin
ley $336.34, Mora s54262, Otert
s2,60232. Rio Arriba $6.S2597, Roose
| welt $197.06, Sandoval $3,426.90, Sal
Miguel $427.96 Santa Fe 431.71, Sier
ra $1,915.40, Socorro $7,713.60, Taos
! 81, ,O95.54, Torrance $5362S, Valenci;
$292OS. Total $39,751.51.
Incorporation.
| Incorporation papers were file'
| today in the Office of Territorial Sec
retary Nathan Jaffa by the Englisl
Manufacturing Company with head
quarters at Estancia, Torrance Coun
ty The capitalization is $4,000 di
| vided into 500 shares. The incorpol
ators and directors are: J. II. Eng
lish, H. G. Souders and w. A. Coomel
Livestock Insurance Company.
The American Livestock Insuranc
Company Of indianapolis, Indiana. ir
corporated this year with 100000
has applied to Superintendent OF II
surance Jacobo Chaves for permis
sion to do business in the Territory
Thus far, no livestock insurance CON
| pany has been authorized to d
business in New Mexico.
! Appointed Indian Teacher.
| O. G. King, who had been clerk i
the Office of Territorial Secretar
Nathan Jaffa, and Mrs. King. hav
been appointed by Superintendent {
lJ. Crandall, to be temporary teach
| ers of the Indian day school at San
| ia Clara, northern Santa F'e count.
vice Miss Anna G. Ingle, resigned.
District Court.
| All of the Territorial petit jury ha
been discharged except that sittin
in the case of the Territory VS.. Ma
tinez, still on trial today on chang
of venue from Rio Arriba county, bu
which will be probably concluded t.
day, after which the rest of the ju
ors will be discharged. The teri
/ of court, however, will not adjour
until May /, when the court goes
Taos.
Judge John r. McFie, yesterday VI
| on petition of A.. B. Renehan, alto
ney for plaintiff, granted a writ
possession to parcel Of groun'
near San Rafael, Rio Arriba count.
in the case of Narciso Sanchez, plail
tiff, VS.. Juan Gertrudes de MARITIME.
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