Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-16
SAFFORO NAMED
DISTRICT CLERK
Efficient Deputy Succeeds
Frank w. Shearon in
Responsible Position
ANNUAL RECEIPTS A MILLION

National Guard Orders Issued
by Adjutant General
A. S. Brookes.
Judge John r. McFie has appointed
Deputy District Clerk Edward l..
Stafford, son of Travelling Auditor
Charles v. Stafford, to be clerk of the
First Judicial District, succeeding the
late Frank w. Shearon. The appoint
ment had to be made right away on
account of the business of the court
and is deserved one, for Mr.. Stafford
although young in years, has been
very efficient as deputy and will make
good as clerk. 1t is especially graft
flying to Santa Fe's public school
management, that one of the recent
pupils Of the schools, should be ad-
vanced to so important position.
Mr.. Stafford is making arrangements
to file his bond at once. He is at
Estancia officiating as district clerk.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received the following remit
tances: c. H. Chenault of Quay
county, s4,366.95; Solomon Luna, of
Valencia county $4,S23.SO; Game and
Warden Thomas P. Gable SAT.
Arrested by Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman Alexander
Street arrested Pat. Mulhaney at
Tucumcari for carrying six-shooter
Mulhaney pleaded guilty in district
court.
Receipts for sixty-first Fiscal Year
The following were the receipts of
the Territory of New Mexico for the
fiscal year ending November 80, 1910
Receipts of taxation, including cat
tie. sheep and eradication indemnity
$725,06719.
Road fund, from various counties,
$5,41413
Convicts earnings $2919112.
Sale of Compiled Laws $1S7.
Game and fish license fees $9,446.2S.
Coal oil inspection fees $1,225.
Insurance fees $37,395.39.
Interest on deposits $13,444.79.
Maintenance public lands, 20 per
cent institutional incomes $22, ,133.45.
Maintenance public lands, refunds
s13.78.
u. s. land fees, refunds, 1852.
Bank examination fees, $685..
Las Vegas grant trust fund $1,298.5O.
Penitentiary cell house, refund
$65.10.
Penitentiary current expense, re-
fund $129.05.
District court clerks fees (salary
fund.-, $2O,199.25.
Sale of session laws, miscellaneous
fund, $52
Militia fund, refund, $606.25.
Institutional incomes, sale and
lease of lands, $90,323.SS.
Common school, per cent proceeds
D. S. land sales, $4S.S19.54.
photographic survey fees $2,832.35.
Stream gauging fees, $2,123.75.
Globe Express Company tax $32.20.
Wells Fargo & Company express tax
$66S.8O.
Pullman Car Company tax, $2,301. "A.
Territorial purposes, corporation fill
ings, $1499436.
Escheat fund, estate of George Geb'
hardt, s5S6.1S.
Provisional Indebtedness bonds
sinking fund, s1,271.31.
Dining car licenses, common school
income, 5000.
Total, $1,031,S17.19
National Guard Orders.
The following appointments in the
National Guard of New Mexico are
announced:
Fritz Brueggemann, of Ration, to be
captain to date from December 9TH,
1910. Captain Brueggemann is as
signed to command of Company M, 1st
Infantry.
DR.. H. B. Kaufman, of Albuquer-
que, and DR.. F. F. Doepp, of Carlsbad,
to be captains, medical corps, to date
from December 18th, 1910.
In order to comply with the require.
ments of Section 8, of the Militia law,
and an act of Congress, approved
April 90, 1908, the following surgeons
and assistant surgeons are recommis-
stoned as follows:
Major John F. Pearce, surgeon, to
be major, medical corps, to date from
November 6, 1897.
Major s. A. Milliken, surgeon. to be
major, medical corps, to date from
July 2, 1909.
Captain Fl. M. Smith, assistant sur
geon, to be captain, medical corps, to
date from September 4, 1897.
Captain J. A. Massie, assistant sur
geon, to be captain, medical corps, to
date from June l, 1905.
Captain C. F. Beeson assistant sur.
4 geon, to be captain, medical corps, to
date from June IA, 1910.
Duties of Registration Boards.
William P Keil, Lake Valley, N. M.
Dear Sir-I have received your let
ter of the 10th inst, and in accord
ance with your request, will have this
answer published in the public press
The law requires that boards of reg
istration shall meet at least thirty
days before the day of election, and
shall proceed to register the quail
fled voters, and they must sit at least
three days when they first meet, ard
on each day from 9 o'clock in the
morning until noon, and from 2
o'clock in the afternoon until o'clock
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