Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-07-28
Buildings and Real
Estate Worth
$1,250,O00
JAPANESE WANTS TO KNOW
Judge McFie Continues In.
junction in Hard Fought
Manly Case.


Governor Curry will be home this
evening on Santa Fe Train No. from
Ration and Springer and will leave to-
morrow forenoon for Ell Rito, Rio Ar
riba county. with Ex-Governor L..
Bradford Prince and DR.. John H.
Sloan, trustees of the Spanish-Ameri-
can reform school, to organize the
board and the work of the school, Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction j.
e. Clark left this forenoon and will
join the party at, Espanola.
Hunting Season Opens.
On August 1, the hunting season for
doves opens and prospective nimrods
should line up at the counter of Game
Warden Thomas P. Gable for hunting
licenses.
Killed Cattle in Self Defense.
Mounted Policeman Fred Higgins re-
ports to Mounted Police Captain Fred
Fornoff that he arrested Tom Carter
in Quay county on the charge of kill
ing cattle, but. that Carter pleaded
self defense and was discharged by the
justice of the peace.
$1,250,O00 in Institutional Property.
Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT-
ford is completing an inventory of the
institutions of New Mexico, and with
the exception of the Military Institute
still to be heard from, the total foots
up s919,073 for building and $105,525
for real estate, while the value Of fur
niture and equipment will run the
total up to $1,250,0O0.
Injunction Against Manly, ct. AL, Con-
tinued.
After hearing extending over four
days, Judge John R. McFie, has con-
tinued the Injunction until further or
der of court, to restrain defendants
from disposing of certain grant inter-
ests in Taos county, in the case OF
Prescott ct. AL, VS.. A. R. Mandy ct. al,
the Judge making the suggestion that
it may be possible to remove certain
apparently Objectionable features in
the proposed sale so that all parties
may be satisfied.
Other District Court Matters.
The case brought to quiet the title
to the Gaia del Rio grant, just west OF
Santa Fe, was again up for hearing
this afternoon before Judge McFie.
In the bankruptcy case OF s. q.
Crane & Co Of Albuquerque, Judge
McFie has granted restraining order
to prevent the sale of goods claimed
to~be exempt pending hearing OF the
matter before Judge Ira A. Abbott on
August 18.
Judge McFie granted the motion
made in the case of Fulmer VS.. Otero,
brought to quiet title to the Cienega,
Houghton tract, part of the DeVargas
grant and other property in this vicin-
ity, to make Levi A. Hughes and j.
w. Reynolds parties defendant, in or
der that rights granted claimed by
them may be litigated in this suit. The
court directed that they be made de-
defendants and be permitted to file an
sWers.
Mandamused Territorial Auditor.
A writ Of mandamus was served to-
day upon Territorial Auditor w. G.
Sargent directing him to issue wa
rants for certain fees on territorial col
lections claimed by the former treasur-
.er of Bernalillo county. Attorney Gen
7eral Frank w. Clancy will prepare an
answer showing why the moneys
should not be paid.
Like Japanese School Boy.
Governor Curry has referred the fol-
lowing communication of Japanese
at Pueblo, to Attorney General Frank
W. Clancy for reply:
Mr.. Governor and general manager
Of the state of New Mexico
Dear Sir--I am very sorry to
trouble you SO much about my own
business, but as | do not know well,
whom may | ask my question, Will
ask you any way.
Then, | want to buy one OF the 766
lots in Lakewood. New Mexico. to-
gether with one of the 766 farms in
beautiful HOLLYWOOD ranch from 0. M
Fairchild, Roswell, New Mexico.
And as 1 am Japanese, / would
like to know, has Japanese right OF
possession of land forever or not, in
the present law of your state?"
This is an important business to
know for me, before l buy the land.
I believe you will be kind to give
"a responsible answer as quick as you
possible.
Inquiries From Abroad.
Superintendent Of Insurance Jacobo
sChaves yesterday received an inquiry
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