Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-05
Annual Meeting of the A, 4. g. S. #. Sub
Corporations in New MeXico-Other
News Relating to Railways.

and officers elected for the ensuing year;
NEW MEXICO 4 SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROAD.
Directors-Allan Marvel, Geo. G. Ma
goun, j. j. McCook, Alden Spear, F. A.
j. Reynolds, Jacob Gross,
NJ. S. Otero, IL. l.. Waldo, +. S. Slower,
VIM. Libbey.
Ofiicers-Geo. G. Magoun,, chairman
Allan Marvel, president; j. W. Reinhart,
first vicespresident and general auditor
A. A. Robertson, second vice president;
J. d. Springer, third vice president; E.
Wilder, secretary and treasurer; R. j.
Palen, assistant secretary; l.. @. Deming,
assistant secretary j. L. Goodwin, as
sistant treasurer; J. j. McCook, general
counsel Geo. r. Peck, general solicitor
J. p. Whitehead, comptroller; w. X. Gill
lett assistant general auditor.
RIO GRANDE, MEXICO 4 PACIFIC.
Directors Allan Marvel, Geo. G. Ma
goun, j. J. McCook, J. w. Rush, Alden
Spear, Numa Raymond, II. l.. Waldo, r.
J. PaIen, f. A. Manzanares, J. Reynolds
and E. S. Slower.
NEW MEXICAN RAILROAD co.
Directors-A. Marvel, G. c. Magoun,
J. J. McCook, O. w. Peabody, M. S.
Otero, H. l.. Waldo, L. p. Browne, j.
Reynolds, Chas. Ilfeld, A. M. Blackwell,
Robt. Pearce.
SILVER CITY, DEMING u PACIFIC.
Directors-A. Marvel, G. G. Magoun,
J. j. McCook, A. Spear, E. S. Slower, A.
Stab, H. /. Waldo, John Brockman, F.
A. Manzanares.
The same officers were elected for the
above railway corporations.
NEW MEXICo TOWN COMPANY.
Directors-A. Marvel, 6. c. Magoun,
j. j. McCook, A. Spear, F. A. Manzana-
res, r. J. Palen, H. L.Waldo, j. Ray
nolds, E. S. Slower,
Oflicers-H. L, Waldo, president; E. S.
Slower, vice president; E. Wilder, secre-
tary and treasurer; r. j. Palen, assistant
secretary and treasurer j. W. Reinhart,
general auditor W. X. Gillett. assistant
general auditor H. G. Clements, auditor !;
J. ?. Whitehead, comptroller; j. X. Liv-
ingston, general agent,
RIO GRANDE LAND COMPANY.
Directors-H. L. Waldo, r.. J. Paleu,
F. a. Manzanares, J. L. Frost, E.
Wilder.
Ohicers-H. l.. Waldo, president; j. E.
Frost, vice president; e. Wilder, secre-
tary and treasurer; R. ]. Palen, assistant
secretary j. w. Reinhart, general audi
tor; W. X. Gillett, assistant general
auditor; H. G. Clements, auditor J. P.
Whitehead, comptroller; j. X. Living
ston. general agent.
SAN PEDRO COAL 4 COKE COMPANY.
Directors-A. Marvel, f. S. Slower, H.
L. Waldo, F. A. Manzanares, Eutimio
Montoya.
Oficers-A. Marvel, president; f.
Wilder, secretary and treasurer; r. J.
Palen, assistant treasurer; J. w. Rein
hart, general auditor; W. X. Gillett, as
sistant general auditor; H. G. Clements,
auditor; J. P. Whitehead, comptroller !;
A. A. Robinson, manager.
THE DURANGO PROJECT.
j. W. Hanna, promoter of the Albu-
querque, Harrington u Durango road,
has organized surveying party of IA men
and started them out of Durango. The
survey will be commenced from Durango
and will connect with what is called the
main line survey at Pennington.
"Within the past two MONTHS" said
Mr.. Hanna to the Denver Times, "my
railroad scheme has developed wonderful
", and by June next think you will see
dirt flying on the grade. Albuquerque is
alive to the proposition | think they have
the best commercial club there that I ever
knew of. They readily take hold of any
enterprise that comes along to benefit the
town or the surrounding country. They
are ready at ali times to furnish facts and
figures relative to the commerce of that
country"
RAILWAY PICK-UPs.
Agent Smith. of the A., T. & S. F., re-
ports business first class on the Santa Fe-
Lamy branch.
Messrs. Weber, Chapman, Webb and
Nelly left this morning in one Of
Patterson's teams for four days trip
to south Santa Fe county. 1t may be
that an important railway question may
be discussed while they are looking over
that region.
The Las Vegas-White Oaks-El Paso
surveying party has found most excel
lent crossing of the Pecos and Canon
Banco, a few miles below the previous
surveys. This throws them about three
miles from Anton Chico. Every thing
thus far has been even more satisfactory
than had been anticipated.
The Santa Fe Southern is doing a
slashing business these days. During
the past week extra trains have been run
daily and forty-fve straight car loads of
merchandise have come in over the line
within one week. To-day four car loads
of sheep were loaded here for shipment
to Leadville via the narrow guage.
James Gartlan, Of Gloriets, an old
veteran who never boasts of his war
record, came in from his mountain home
this morning on business with the U. S.
land Office. Mr.. Gartlan for years has
been the faithful and trusted track man
of the Glorieta mountain grade, and there
is not a railroad man running between
Las Vegas and Albuquerque who does
not look for the old gentleman's lantern
at night and who does not know his sig
nal means 80. X"
No other effort would be necessary to
insure the extension OF the Denver 4 Rio
Grande road into this portion of the Rio
Grande valley if the directors of that COM
panv could only be induced to come here
for day or two, and see for themselves
what is to be gained by extending their
line through Santa Fe and the coal fields
of Cerrilos to the commercial center Of
the territory at Albuquerque. Albuquer-
que Citizen.
It should not be forgotten by those in
terested in the matter that the railroad
convention held at Albuquerque on the
18th of September in the interest of pro-
noting the extension of the Denver 4
Rio Grande road, adjourned to meet again