Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-29
Homestead Entries.
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The following homestead entries
were recorded in the local land Office
this morning: Mathero Truax, Los Ia
nos; Clemente Castillo, Magdalena;
L. w. Cary, Gallup; Toribio Chavez,
San Rafael.
Territorial Funds.
The following sums of money were
received this morning IN the Office of
the Territorial Treasurer R. j. Palen:
Robert P. Ervien, land commissioner,
$1,515.75; Thomas P. Gable, game and
fish warden, $11.
District Court.
A suit to recover $135.7O was filed
in the district court yesterday by the
Seligman Brothers Co. against Mrs.
Frank Bolton of Rio Arriba county, al
legged to be due on account of goods
delivered.
Supreme Court Adjourns.
The territorial supreme court met
this afternoon. No business was trans
acted and an adjournment was taken
until January 2, 1912. The 1912 term
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McNabb Admitted to Bail.
Judge John R. McFie today admit
ted E. G. McNabb to bond, the sum
being set at $4,000. McNabb, ira.
yelling salesman, in fit Of jealous
frenzy, shot down and killed man
at Vaughn, Guadalupe county, and
has been sentenced to hang for his
deed. The Territorial Supreme Court
on appeal, reversed and remanded
the case for new trial
Delegates to Automobile Convention.
Governor Mills today appointed the
following delegates to the American
Automobile Association which meets
at the New Willard, Washington, D.
c., on January 16: Charles D. Miller
Of Santa Fe; John w. Roberts, Santa
Fe; D. K. B. Sellers, Albuquerque.
Insurance Company Examined.
Upon the request of the insurance
departments of New Mexico and Mon.
tana, and acting for himself, Insur.
ance Commissionerance Commission
er Willard Done of Utah, has exam
ined the Continental Life. Insurance
& Investment Company of Salt Lake
City and found that it is complying
with the insurance laws.
Insurance Commissioner Iacobc
Chaves gives the New Mexican the
following item:
"The Colorado Life of Trinidad is
In a moribund condition. Three of its
officers have filed their resignation
with the state insurance department
severing all relations with the com
I pany. This company was incorporat
led only month ago, and the resigna
tions are due to letters sent out by
the insurance department to the in
( corporators notifying them that the
department looked with disfavor upon
their undertaking, and calling theil
attention to the responsibility they
were assuming under the law in open
ing books for the sale of stock. The
letter also warned them that the de
partment would shortly issue bulle
tin upon the subject Of life insurance
stock selling. Those who resigned
following the action of the depart
ment are Cashmere Barela, who was
to have been president; H. B. Brown
and John r. Espey."
canvassIng Board Meets.
This afternoon at two o'clock, thu
ofiicial canvassing board met at tht
capitol. Governor Mills and Terrific
rial Secretary Ja1a were present ant
Chief Justice w. H. Pope was absent
The decision of Judge G. ]. Roberts IL
: the Clayton dispute was formally pre-
sehted and Election Judge Eatol
signed for himself and the other cleo
tidA Judge and the clerk who were alb
sedt. This precinct was then includ
ed And the count closed. Clerks vii
work all night in order to have th'
voluminous election certificate en-
grossed in time for Congressman-elec
George Curry and H. B. FERGUSON Y
take to Washington tomorrow.
The board adjourned finally at
o'clock this afternoon. Certificate
of election will be issued to the fol
lowing:
congressman, George Curry, Reput
1ican; Harvey B. Ferguson. Demo
crat