Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-06
OVER MILLION AND
HALF IN TREASURY
Chaves County Leads With
Balance January l of
$185,O45.05
VACCINATION CRUSADERS BUSY
Ramon Martinez Brough Here
From Lumberton for
Safe Keeping

c1al cOndltl0n OF 0mceS Oh tne county
treisurers at the close of business
December 1, 1910, and in January 1,
1911. The total balance December l.,
1910 was $1,349, ,S7S.99, and the bal
lance on deposit January l, 1911 was
s1,505,149.29, although on deposit in
the banks the total sum was
s1,574,796.7S, the excess being ac-
counted for by the fact that >collec-
tions of taxes have been made, but
not distributed to funds, such distribu-
ton being made by treasurers the
tenth of the month according to stat
utory provision.
Chayes county leads the territory
with a balance of $147,6S5.72 while
Luna county comes second with SlO3,-
3s1.61. Santa Fe county has $23,2O9'-
72 The balance on January, 1911,
shows Chaves is also in the lead with
s1S5 O45,O5 while Bernalillo steps up
to second place with a balance OF
s1O3, ,O69.S2. Santa Fe county had
$4S,047.4S.
The balances arranged by counties
for the two months are as follows:
Bernalillo, Dec $90,375.95; JAN
$1O3,O69.S2.
Chaves, Dec. $147,6S5.72; Jan. $780,
O45.05.
oo,e noo e71 o1O 20. Ian. $7S,-
1880.
Curry, Dec. $42,2O39O; Jan. s4S,-
66S.42.
Dona Ana, Dec. $3e,S65.73; JAM
$64,O39.S9.
Eddy, $S4,329.O9; Jan. $64,965.21.
Grant, $9O,929.63; Jan. $94,473.27
Guadalupe, $32,474.44; Jan. 49,
543.69.
Lincoln, Dec. s54,3Oo.OS; Jan. ST.
36Os3.
Luna, Dec. $1os, ,ss161; Jan. $92,'
46312.
Mckinley, Dec. s25,821.75; Jan.
S2O,2S3.O6. ......... ..-.
otero, Dec. $441ao.57; Jan. $685.
4S6.2S.
Quay, Dec. $37,1S1.s9; Jan. $780,
106.20.
Rio Arriba, Dec, $4s,271.SS; Jan
$53,462.24.
Roosevelt, Dec. $24,79O.31; Jan. $29,
1879.
sandoval, Dec. $32,S5O.44; Jan. $780,
9OS.92.
San Juan, Dec. SIS, ,2S2.77; Jan. $17,'
22534
San Miguel, Dec. $69,715.O7; Jan.
s67,20071.
Santa Fe, Dec. $2S,2O972; Jan. $4S.-
O47.4S.
Sierra, Dec. $ss, 1858; Jan. $780,
SO19O.
socorro, Dec. $76,O9S.37; Jan. &c.
1915.
Taos, Dec. $26,4S112; Jan. $32,-
0SS92.
Torrance, Dec. $3O,241.57; Jan. $685.
2Os.1S.
Union, Dec. $S5,62O.23; Jan. $685.
447.51.
Valencia, Dec. $99,6S9.3o; Jan. $94,'
S3S.24.
Totals, Dec. $1,349,S7S.99; Jan.
s1,505,149.29.
Notaries Public.
Governor Mills has appointed the
following notaries public: Theodore
N. Espe, of Santa Fe; T. J. Skaggs of
Pennington, San Juan county, and
Louis S. Wilson, of Ration, Colfax
county.
For Safe Keeping.
Mounted Policeman ]. B. Rusk has
brought to the penitentiary for safe
keeping Ramon Martinez who was
mixed up in shooting scrape at
Lumberton recently, and who was un-
der $4,000 bond on the charge of kill
ing an Indian some months ago.
Vaccination.
Through an error it was stated Sat
urday that nearly all of the school
districts of Union county had been Wis,
tied by the vaccine crusaders. This
report was from Quay county but
Union county now is being gone over,
with the view of preventing further
spread of smallpox.
Represents New Mexico.
Rupert F.. Asplund, chief clerk of
the department of education, will be
one of the representatives of New
Mexico at the meeting of the depart.
ment of superintendent of the nation.
al educational association which will
be held in Mobile, Alabama, begin.
ming February 10, the week preceding
Mardi Gras at New Orleans
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the territorial treasury: From Ray.
mundo Romero, treasurer of Torrance
county, S5S6.99; from J.. D. Martinez,
Jr., treasurer of Taos county, $451..
80; from Walter B. Wagner, treasur-
er of San Juan county, $573.16; from
Thomas Mcbride, treasurer of Colfax
county, $426.S5; from Chris Raithel,
treasurer Of Luna county, $274.SS;
and from Camilo Sanchez, treasur.
er OF Guadalupe county, $669.33; from
Game apd Fish Warden Gable, IS.
U. S. Patent.
Lon H. Heed has received a u. S.