Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-15
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
Matters of Record in the Territorial
Secretary's Office.

Acting Governor Miller, upon certifi-
Gates from the superintendent of the
penitentiary Endorsed by the board of
commissioners, granted pardons and re-
stored to citizenship the follow
ing named convicts: Juan hey Juancha,
John Devine, Nelson De Lushe, Charles
De Lushe, Jose Martin Chavez and Juan
Gauna, they having served their terms of
sentence.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
The governor has appointed John King
Clayton, Union county; Jose Delfno
Martinez, Chaperita, San Miguel county;
Aniceto O.. Abeytia, Socorro, Socorro
county; Sidney W. CLARK, Ration, Colfax
county; William F. Kuohenbecker, Gallup,
Bernaliilo county, notaries public in and
for their respective counties.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed commissioners of deeds
for New Mexico: Charles Hall Adams,
Boston, Mass; j. Burke Hendry, London,
England; Henry Bennett, City of Mexico.
FINE RENTED.
Nicolas Macs, convicted of an assault
of words"in the Justice of the peace court
for precinct number four, Santa Fe coun-
ty, fined $5 and costs and in lieu of said
fine had served a number of days in
prison, Gov. Thornton, feeling that the
ends OF Justice had been fully served by
such imprisonment, granted full pardon
from such sentence and ordered Macs
release.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The Miners Mutual association, having
for its object the preservation of good
order, the prevention of useless and
malicious litigation, and for obtaining
protection, justice and assistance when
needed, was organized on February 20,
1897, and the articles of incorporation
have been filed with the territorial score.
tary. The offioers are W. Fl. DeRosaer,
president; Fremont q. Stevens, secretary;
principal place of business, Red River,
Taos county, N. NJ.
Blackwell, Robert I. Barton, David
B. Schroeder, residents of New Mex.
leo, have organized the Pennava
Gold Mining company, and filed
articles ofincorporation with Secretary
Miller. The object of the company is to
conduct general mining business in the
territories of Arizona and New Mexico,
and particularly in the mining districts
of Badly mountain, Hematite, Red River,
La Belle and Rio Hondo, in the counties
of Colfax anfTaos, N. M. Capital stock
$1,0O0,0OO.
The Hlllsborough Smelling and Rein
ing company, organized by Barney Mar
tin, George B. Jones, of New Mexico, and
George E. Speaker, Arthur j. Elliot,
George F. Curry, John McCord, John A.
Ritzle, Of Missouri, and F. D. Mills, of
Kansas, have been filed in the territorial
secretary's office. The object of the COM
pany is to own and operate works for
smelling and reducing ores, and to own
such land, water rights and buildings
necessary for snch purpose, and to own
and operate mines at or near the town of
Hillsborough. Capital stock, 100000;
principal place of business, Kansas City,
Mo.
Acheson McClintock, Frederick A. An
derson, James A. Baird, William H. II.
Llewellyn and George Lynch, residents of
the territory, have filed articles of incor-
poration of the Dona Ana Publishing
company with Secretary Miller. The OBJ
iect of the company is to conduct gen.
eral printing and publishing business;
capital stock, $4,000; principal place of
business, Las Cruces, N M.
Articles of Incorporation of the Bland
Milling company are on file in the terri
torial secretary's Office. The company is
organized by Daniel G. Peck, William D.
Howard and Howard Everitt, and has
capital stock of $4,000. The object of the
company is to carry on general mining
and reduction works, and to own and
control the necessary buildings, real
estate and water rights for the conduct of
such business. Principal place of bust
ness is located at Bland, Bernalillo coun-
ty.