Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-06
APPOINTMENTS
BY JUDGE Pope
Additional United States
Commissioners and Bank.
ruptcy Referee
ARCHULETA PLEADS GUILTY
The Man Who Sold Liquor to
Apaches Will Be Sentenced
Soon.

The following named were appoint
ed notaries public by Governor w, c.
Mcdonald yesterday: John w. Tur-
ner, Santa Rita, Grant county; Max
Weiss, San Rafael, Valencia county;
Antonio Pacheco, Los AlamoS, San
Miguel county; Wallace H. Birkhead,
Rosa
The following appointments of Uni
ted States commissioners was an
nounced by Judge Pope today: L. l..
Klinefelter, Obar: A. Paul Siegel,
Nara VISA W. Arthur Jones, Nara
Visa; A. ]. Nisbet, Roswell; j. X.
Darnell, Elida. The appointment of
Chester A. Hunker as referee in bank
ruptcy for San Miguel and Mora
counties was also recorded.
Federal Court.
The Federal Court went in session
for a short time this morning with
Judge William H. Pope on the bench
and Harry F. Lee, clerk, in attend
ance. Besides number of unimport-
ant motions, plea of guilty was en-
tered by C. Archuleta to an indict-
ment recently returned by the federal
grand jury in which he was charged
with selling liquor to the Indians of
the Jicarilla Apache reservation. Sen
tence will probably be passed late
this afternoon or Monday.
Homestead Entries.
The following homestead entries
We're recorded for the past week in
the local land office: S. M. Mann,
Mountanair; L. D. Elicit, Willard !;
.Jessen R. Beck, Estancia; Juan n. Lu-
cero, Senorita; J. c. Taylor, Shiprock,
Jose de la Luz Duran, Cuba; Anasta-
clio Espinosa, Senorita Edith R. Will
iams, Venus; A. LedOwX, Springer; J.
V. Torres, Gonzales; Elias Montoya,
Thorou Lura J. Young, Bluewater;
Robert E. Pearson, Moriarty; ]. B.
Boone, Willard; J. R. Beck Estancia
Oscar Wilson, Willard; Rosendo Pa
dilla, Pintada; M. Ortiz, San Rafael
J. B. Tade, Mountainair; Albino San
doval Ponil; Teodoro Sandoval, Ponil
Alicia Aguilar, Wagon Mound; Martin
T. Lippard, Estancia; Walter Rea, AL
lison
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received in the office of State Treas
urer o. n Marion this morning
Thomas Mcbride, treasurer of Colfax
oo-,n+1y tayac eoe7 OK. Ca1apop Sop.
chez, treasurer of Guadalupe county
taxes, $40490; Fidel Cordoya, treas
urer Of Taos county, taxes, S296.16;
j G. Krammer, treasurer of Mckinley
county, taxes, $2357; Max A. Mon
toya, treasurer of Socorro county
taxes, $333.42; C. D. Miller, state en-
gineer, photographic survey fund
5000; T. J. Guilfoil, assistant travelling
bank examiner, bank examination
fees, $25; Thomas P. Gable, game ant
fish warden, game protection fund
$55; A. Rivera, clerk of Taos county
court fees, S56.S5; Thomas Madison
clerk of Bernalillo county, court fee:
$456.6O; F. w. Meyers, clerk of Nc
KinIey county, court fees, $3.50
Charles E. Thomas, clerk of Otert
county, court fees, S174.65.
Pennington Land and Canal Co.
Articles of incorporation were filet
with the state corporation commission
this morning asking a charter for tn
Pennington Land and Canal Company
Tho comnany exnects to conduct al
irrigation project in San Juan count
the head gate of their main canal, t
be located on the south bank of tn
San Juan river. The capital stock
the concern is given s650000 divide
into $500 shares, worth $100 each a
par. All stock subscribed is to b
fully paid up and business will be bt
gun on a capital of $4,000. The cap
tai stock is divided into $500 share
of preferred and 1000 of common
The names of the incorporators, thel
post office addresses and the amour
of stock subscribed by each follows
j A. Massie, Santa Fe, 1 share; Il. t
Hanna, Santa Fe, shares; l.. l.. Al
ken. Colorado Springs, 10 shares; 1
D. Aitken, Colorado Springs, share
Allen R. Burris, Colorado Springs,
share; w. H. Spurgeon, Colorac
Springs. l share. A certificate
stockholders non-liability was file
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