Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-21
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Orders Made by Judge Laughiin in
Chambers-New Corporations
Thanks of the Preachers.

In chambers yesterday Judge Laughlin
issued an order confirming and approving
the report of Mr.. j. II. Sutherlin, special
master in the matter of the Rio Grande Pub
fishing company ct al, VS.. Herman Clausen
ct al. The conclusion of the report was
that the mortgages given by Clausen to
Vaughn, cook of the Palace hotel, and
Cartwright Brothers worried an assign
ment and should not be regarded as pre-
ferred claims. So all of the claims will
come in for their pro rata share of the
assets, except that of the hotel comp
for rent, which is treated as superior
lien.
In the matter of l.. u. Farwell vs.. S. l..
Bachelor ct al, charged with timber
trespass on the Petaca grant, Judge
Laughlin has dismissed the contempt pro.
ceedlngs. 1t appears that, In 1898, the U.
9. district court here enjoined the Bach
elders from cutting timber on the grant
named and 1t was commended that they
disobeyed this injunction. The con-
tempt proceedings were dismissed on a
showing that the Bachelors we're author
lied by the agent of the grant owners to
cut timber on the property.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Tho following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Las Vegas Mining Il Prospecting
Com pany-Objects, acquiring and oper-
ating mines and mining machinery; cap
ital stock, $15O,0O0; life, fifty years; in
corporators and directors, VIM. 8. Stand
ish, VIM. E. Critics, Ira H. Hunsaker,
Joseph Haefner and Thomas f. Blanvelt,
of Las Vegas; principal office, Las Vegas.
The Milagros Water. Oompany-Incor-
porators, John Grass, of Trinidad, Jo-
nathan s. Humphreys, of Pueblo, Charles
W. Lewis, Willard S. Stricken and Frank
W. Clancy, of Albuquerque; objects, con-
structing and maintaining reservoirs,
canals, bitches and pipe lines for supply
ing water for all purposes; capital stock,
$4,000; life, fifty years; directors, John
Grass, Jonathan s. Humphreys, and
Charles W. Lewis; principal office, Albu-
querque.
The Golden Gate Mining Company
Incorporators, M. Fl. Craig and George M.
Conaughy, of Colorado, and Charles f..
Essley, of New Mexico; objects, acquir-
ing and operating mines and reducing
ores; capital stock, $1,000,000; directors,
same as incorporators; principal place of
business in New Mexico, Santa Fe; agent
in New Mexico, Charles F. Easley, of
Santa Fe.
The Denmark Milling Il Mining Com
pany - Incor porators, John johnson,
Peter F. Larson, of La Belle, N. NJ, Louis
Johnson, John s. Jones, John Tarabino
and Alexander Snedder, of Eagle, Colo;
objects, acquiring and operating mines
and reducing ores; capital stock, $1,000
600; life, fifty years; directors, same as
incorporafors; principal place of busi-
ness, Las Animas county, Colorado.
The governor has appointed the fol-
lowing rotaries public: Jacinto Armijo,
of Las Cruces, Dona Ana county; E. Il.
Spinner, of Largo, San Juan county;
Jesus Maria Chavez, of Socorro, Socorro
county; John 7. Fortson, of La Luz, Dona
Ana county; W. B. Walton, of Silver City,
Grant county; R. M. Carley. of San Pedro,
Santa Fe county.
THANKS FROM THE PREACHERS.
At a meeting of the Ell Paso ministers
concerning the prize fight resolution
was passed to the effect that the "minis.
ters' Union of Ell Paso desires to express
its appreciation of the prompt action Of
Gov. Culberson, Gen. Mabry, Gov. Thorn.
ton and U. s. Marshal Hall in their efforts
to prevent the fragrant violation of the
law, which we believe would have oc'
Cured but for their assistance" The
following was received at the executive
Office this morning:
To His Excellency, w. T. Thornton, Governor
of the Territory of New Mexico Santa Fe
Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 10, A. D. 1885,
The Ministerial Association of Ell Paso,
Texas, has instructed the undersigned to
convey to you it's thanks for your ex-
pressed willingness to do all In your
power in preventing the threatened prize
fights taking place on New Mexico soil.
We assure your excellenoy that we ap-
preciate this expression of your willing
ness and trust that in this as in all other
breaches of the public peace and pros
perity of the territory of New Mexico you
may rest assured of our continued moral
support in assisting to prevent breaches
of the same.
We remain, as ever, your excellency's
faithful servants and fellow-citizens,
THE MINISTERIAL UNION.
ADOLF HOFFMAN, Secretary.