Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-22
CAPITAL CHAT.
New Corporations Filed Executive
AppOintmentS-The Income Tax.

The Franklin Mining j. Milling Com
pany filed articles of incorporation with
the territorial secretary on March 16.
The operations of said company shall be
carried on in Taos aud Colfax counties,
territory of New Mexico, with principal
place of business located at Trinidad,
Colo; incorporators, A. K. Carmichael,
R. A. Greenfield, ]. F. Darlington, John
F. Sherman, s. Carmichael, j. W. Cole
man, D. G. Snodgrass and H. l.. Baker;
corporation formed for the purpose of
doing general mining and milling bust
ness; capital stock, $l,00OO00; corporate
life, fifty years; controlled and managed
by board of FIVE directors.
The Mineral Creek Milling Company
has fixed its principal Office in St. Louis,
designated Cooney, in Socorro county, as
its principal place of business, and has
appointed E. G. l.. Mills as it's authorized
agent at Cooney, the appointment of Ed
ward Kahlbaum as such agent being re-
voked. The Silver Creek Mining com
pany and Little Fannie Mining company,
same county and territory, and same
place of business, has also designated E.
g. l.. Mills as its resident agent.
NoTAR1Es PUBLIC.
The governor has appointed R. G.
Gortner, of Santa Fe county; Louis p
Martiniz, of Grant county; John Bora.
daille, of Bernalillo county: Jesus M
Torres, of Socorro county; Isidor Neus
latter, of Santa Fe county; Simon Voren
berg, of Mora county; A. A. Jones, of Sar
Miguel county; A. D. Higgins, of Sar
Miguel county, as notaries public.
The governor has designated the fol
lowing to represent the interests of New
Mexico at the American Mexican e1posi
: ton to convene at the City of Mexico or
April 2, 1896; Thomas Gutierrez, of Albu
querque: J. N. Fleming, Silver City; L
Bradford Prince, Santa Fe; F. A. Man
zanares, Las Vegas Thomas W. Collier
Ration, and Antonio Joseph, Oh Caliente
AN ENToMoLoGIsT AT SANTA FEE.
In the course ola long scientific treatise
on the Santa Fe beetles, Prof. Cockerill
entomologist at the agricultural college
says: "Both IN Santa Fe and in We
Mountain valley the carnivorous beetles
abound; but they are much more scarce
| III Ene lower anu MOre SOuUueTH Moblllt
valley. This agrees with generally OBJ
served tendency for this group of beetles
to be more numerous in moderately colo
climates, and must surely have SOM
economic bearing. Who can doubt tina
the thousands of "Carabidae" in ever,
Santa Fe orchard, preying on other in
} sects, do service which we lack furthe
south?" The college has just issued ,
pamphlet of eighty-two pages, the create
part of which is devoted to Prof. Cocker
, ills chronological researches among tn
I orchards and gardens of Santa Fe las
summer.
THE INCOME TAX.
Corporations of all kinds must max
returns to the income tax no matter wha
their income may be, and even in the un
fortunate event that they actually run be
hind. The law holds them to a stricte
accountability than it does individual
who have nothing to do if their incom
falls below $500. Failure to make re
turn is attended with a penalty of 80 pc
cent extra on the proper tax for this neg
ligence, and also 100 per cent for refus
ing. April Is is the last day upon whic
9 returns can be made.