Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16
AMONG THE OFFICIALS
NEW CORPORATIONS,

GLOWING new corporations have been re-
urded.
The Clayton Town Company-lncor-
porators, John c. Hill, Geo. \. Bushnell
) W. Dorsey. Capital stock, 10000.
Directors, the above named and Z. NJ.
Perrin, of Trinidad, and Thomas 5. Hol-
land, OF Tramperos.
Commercial Club of Las Negas-Incor-
porators and directors, l.. 2. Browne,
A. X. Nones, D. c. Winters, A. B. Smith,
A. A. Keen, L. G. Tetard, f. II. Pierce,
Il. T. Vaiee and D. I. Hoskins. Capt.
tai stock $4,000, divided into 900 shares.
Among its objects is to promote local
trade and industries, acquire and dissent
nate commercial and economic informa-
Ii IN, arbitrate business disputes, promote
commercial integrity, and to protect the
interests of its members as business men.
Coyote Valley 4 Red Lake Cattle CON-
pany, limited, organized under the laws Of
New York-lncorporators, David NJ. Tai
mage, W. H. Dur, ca, Augustus L. bailey,
D. j. Rnnyon, b. H. Body. Capital
stock, 500, 900. Business carrie on in
Lincoln county, N. Nj. David 5. Provost,
of White Oaks, agent.
The Consolidated Cattle & Land Com
pany. -lncorporators Chas. NJ. White, Of
Mclennan county, Texas H. NJ. Taylor,
of Las Vegas, n, NJ Chas. +. Eusiey, of
santa te, n. NJ. Capital stock $500, 900
Principal place of business, Santa Fe, with
branch offices at Kansas City, Waco,
Texas, and New York city. The COM
pany will carry on business in New Mex
leo. Texas and the Republic of Mexico.
Tres Hermanos Mining Company-ln-
corporators, lJohn Sank, q. w. Hart
man, a. b. Smita, b. NJ. Williams, +. A.
Blake, a. D. Higgins, Il. B. Rice, A. A.
KEN, A. A. Jones, OF Las Vegas. Cap
llal stock, S7oO,OOJ, divided into shares
Of the par value Of 80 each. Principal
Off e, Las Vegas; mining properties
located at san Pedro.
ELECTION ECHOES.
Squire Wooster, of East Las Vegas will
hold his office and Mr.. Flint will have to
contest if he gets it. This is rocky for
Mr. Flint.
1t is said that Messrs. w. c. Hurt and
Thos. 2. Gable worked hard for the sue
cesSs of the Republican ticket at Cerrios
They are interested in seeing Santa Fe
county brought up out of the slough of
despOnd into which it was PLUNGED
several years ago by the election of in
competent officials. 1t is high time the
people OF this county were thus getting
out of the old rut and supporting good
men rather than 'voting straight" for
every incomp eteLtsimply because of poll
ties" Good men for preferment will be
or, IA = In t,,t, a t1
party failing to take notice Of this viii be
showed under.
A friend of the New MEXICAN sends up
the actual figures from San Pedro's pre-
cinct election, and they make most ex-
cellent showing for the Republicans
The organization of a strong Republican
club there recently by such men as
Raunheim, Dunbar, Carey, Riddle,
Swy ets, ct al, is largely responsible for
this important victory. For justice Of
the peace, H G. Reel defeated The Dem
ocratic nominee, h. Giblin, by II votes.
For constable, S. S. Platt, Republican,
wiped out Ii. Griftins aspirations to tie
tune of "a. For school d rectors, San
Pedro precinct the following is the re-
suit; X. M. Carley, l67; &. Ward, l +;
j. B. Castle, 1862; Ii. A. Lane, l22 U.
Tammonv, lac; $. Ortiz, llS, giving the
Republicans majorites respectively of
81, 40 an %. In the Golden school
district Geo. G. Smith, n. Huff and
Pablo Amanda were elected over their
Democratic opponents, John King, S
G. Wright and Andres Herrera, by 36
majority.
OFFICIAL WAITS,
Major Pedro Sanchez of Taos, is being
pushed by his friends for the Office OF
superintendent If census in New Mexico.
Anderson Chappell. a convict, having
served his sentence without violation OF
the rules and regulations of the penien-
liary, WIS released yesterday and had his
citizenship restored by order OF the gov
ernor.
New notaries public: Pacido Baca y
Baca, Eden; Roman l.. haca, Grants;
W. c. Tonkin, Gold Hill; NJ. +. Sena,
Los Lunas; VIM. jerks, Copper City; B.
A. sley ster, Albuquerque; Joseph f. Bon
ham, Las Cruces.
The governor to-day issued a requisi
ton upon the governor of Colorado for
the arrest of Patrick ?. Ford, charged
with the crime of conspiracy in the coun-
ty Of ColiaX in 1889, and Sheriff Sever, of
Colfax, was designated as agent to 80 alter
the accused.
According to the figures in the auditors
Office there are 100000 head of horned
cattle in New Mexico, 100000 sheep
and 1900 goats, and the total valuation
of all taxable property in the territory is
about $4S,00U,U0O. These figures, how
ever, are unofficial.
Judge VIM. A. Vincent has been ap-
pointed a member OF the board Of d.
rectors of the territorial insane asylum
in the place of Hon. F. A. Manzanares,
resigned. The governor has called Il
meeting of the board to take place at the
court house in Las Vegas on Saturday, tor
the purpose OF organizing.
Congressman Struble, of Iowa, chair
man of the house committee on terri
tories, has introduced in congress bill
to admit Wyoming and Idaho as states.
Ii New Mexico's citizens commissioned
to look after affairs before congress do not
yet on TO Washington ere long New
Mexico will again be left out in the cold.
Some concerted ideas in the premises
should be had at once. The A., II. q 5.
f. has agreed to grant half fare rates to
all citizens going TO Washington on this
business.
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