Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-12
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Five New Corporations File Articles
with the Territorial secretary
That Convention Order
Official Notes.

VHicIdi NOTES.
| The following corporations have flee
articles with the territorial secretary:
Ell Captain Orchard Company-Incor
porators, Parker Earle, Leslie M. Long
G. A. Richardson, T. H. Stockton Can
muck, James M. Heryey; objects
orchard planting and marketing fruits
principal place of business, Roswell; life
fifty years; directors, Joseph Sampson
of Iowa; Parker Earle, Leslie M. Long
G. A, Richardson and James M. Hervey
of Roswell; capital stock, $25O,0OO.
The Marguerite Gold Mining Company
incorporates, f. NJ. Deweese, Frank /
Smith, of Denver, and Edward B. Linnen
of Santa Fe; objects, operating mines
and reducing ores; capital stock, $1,000
900; life, fifty years; directors, same as
incorporators; principal place of bust
ness, Santa Fe, with Edward B. I.innen,
as resident agent.
The Santa Felicitos Gold Mining Com
neutrality-suspicious., John I. Rowntree,
Frank l. Smith, of Denver, and Charles
I. Easley, of Santa Fe; objects, operat-
ing mines and reducing ores; capital
stock, $l,0O0,000; life, fifty years; dlrec-
tors, same as incorporators; principal
place of business, Santa Fe, with Charles
F. Easley as resident agent.
The Fort Sumner Land & Irrigation
Company-Incorporators, Daniel I. Has
kins, George L. Brooks and Henry l..
Warren; objects, buying, selling and i'm
proving lands and constructing irriga-
tion system; principal place of business,
Las Vegas; life, fifty years; directors,
same as incorporators; capital stock,
$11,5S4.
The Silver City Reduction Company
Incorporators, James Mitllin, of Phila-
delphia, Sidney E. Bretherton and Thos.
f. Conway, of Silver City; objects, oper-
ating mines and reducing ores; capital
stock, $25o,0o0; life, fifty years; directors
same rs the incorporators; principal
place of business, Silver City.
FAMOUS ORDER OF COURT.
As much public interest has been de.
veloped in the order of the district court
issued on the occasion of the meeting OF
the Democratic county convention here
the New MEXICAN herewith prints copy
of the same:
In the District court of the 1st judicial
district in the territory of New Mexico
county of Santa Fe:
1t having been made to appear to the
judge of the district court, for the first ju.
diclal district, by the citizens of Santa
Fe county, that a political convention is
to be held in the court house of said
county of Santa Fe, at about o'clock, D
m. of this the 9th day of June, 1896
And it having been further made to ap
pear to the judge of the district court, by
citizens of said county, that it is posi-
BILE that some trouble may occur at sale
convention, and that it would be advisa
bic to prohibit the carrying of deadly
weapons by any person at said conven
ton, should any person attempt so to do
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of
said court, in order to prevent the carry.
ing by any person of deadly weapons
prohibited by law, that Thomas H. Tucker
| and Edward B. Linnen be and they are
hereby appointed as special officers by
the judge of the said court to be present
on the inside of the front door IN the
court room of the said court house where.
| time aforesaid and to be at the said door
before any person shall enter therein
and they are further ordered, an6 di
rected to, in quiet and peaceful manner
remove all deadly weapons found In the
| possession of each and every person be.
fore any such person or persons shall be
permitted to enter said court room al
any time before the meeting of said con
vention and during the entire time sale
convention may be in session and unit
the adjournment of the same, and to keer
order and quiet in said court room when
and while said convention may be in SEES
sion, and in and about the entire court
room and in all parts of said court house
And the said Tucker and the said Lin
men are hereby Authorized and directed
when they shall find any deadly weapons
in possession OF any person to take pos
session of the same and take the names
of the persons in whose possession the
same we're found and to file complaints
with the Judge of the said court as q
committing magistrate on Monday, the
9Th day of June, 1896.
That what is meant in this ORDERLY the
words deadly weapons are all those weap.
ons defined as deadly weapons under the
laws of this territory.
By order of the court,
N. B. LAUGHL1N,
Associate Justice, Etc
June 6, 1896.