Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-26
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Bureau of immigration Literature at
Portland Exposition.

Bureau of immigration Literature at
Portland Exposition.
The Bureau of immigration has sent
to j. L. Clark, secretary of the Benham
Trading Company at Albuquerque, 500
copies OF the illustrated booklet of 300
pages, entitled To the Land of Sun
shine, containing information concern
ing the resources, conditions, climate,
minerals and industries OF New Mexico,
| for the purpose of having the same
| shipped to Portland Oregon, where the
Benhom Trading Company will have
| large exhibit Of Navajo blankets, In
dian baskets, Indian pottery, Mexican
drawn work, Mexican blankets, Mexican
pottery, etc. These 500 copies are to be
distributed by Mr.. Benham, who will be
In charge of the exhibit, to persons who
NAV make inquiries concerning New
Mexico and will be given out gratis.
nThousands of these books were distri-
buted at the New Mexico Building at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at
st Louis. They were published jointly
by the New Mexico Board of Managers
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
and by the Bureau of Immigration and
this batch Of 500 copies now being sent
TO Portland will exhaust the edition.
The booklet is handsomely illustrated
and presents a very attractive appear
ance.
Articles of incorporation.
The following articles of incorpora
ton have been filed in the office of ]. |
W. Reynolds, secretary of the Terri. |
tory:
The Taos Valley Land Company. |
The incorpOrators are N. B. Laughlin, |
of Santa Fe; Arthur R. Manly, of |
Taos; Edwin G. Potter, of Minneapo.
lis. Minnesota; Schuyler S. Olds, of |
Lansing, Michigan, and Jesse B. Levy,
of Kansas City, Missouri The objects |
for which this company is incorporat-
ed are to purchase, settle, improve and |
cultivate lands; to buy, sell, lease and
mortgage said lands; to deal In and |
breed all kinds of live stock; to raise
and sell agricultural products; to mine
for all kinds of metals and minerals;
to sell and convey any portion Of por-
tions of the real and personal property
of the company. The capital stock is
81 ,000,0 900 divided into 100000 shares
at 81 each. The principal place of
business is Taos, Taos County, and A.
r. Mandy Is named as resident agent
The stockholders are not held liable
on account of any issue Of stock OF
said company. The term of existence
is so years and the number Of directors
is five. Those who will manage the
year are N B. Laughlin, A. R. Manly,
e. G. Potter, S. S. Olds, and J. B. Levy.
The Association Beneficiaria de AL
godones, New Mexico, Bojo los Auspi-
clos de San Juan Bantista: The in
are o. p. Hovey. Andres
Vigil Policarpio Griego, Juan Pablo
Gutierrez, and others of Algodones.
The objects of this incorporation are
Tor charitable, literary, benevolent and
mutual protection purposes Of all its
members. The officers Of the company 4,
'or the first year, or until removed, :
are o. P. Hovey, president: Andres VI
gil, vice president; Policarpio Griego,
Juan Gutierrez. treasurer.
Certificate Of Incorporation.
The following certificate Of incorpor. +
ltion has been filed In the Office of
Territorial Secretary j. w. Reynolds:
The Singer Sewing Machine Com
,any. The incorporators are Douglas r
Alexander, and Thomas E. Harden !
burg, of New York City, and Charles +
?. Coleman, of Englewood, New Jer-
,ey. The objects of the corporation
ire to acquire and take over, from the 3,
Singer Manufacturing Company of
New Jersey, the business Of selling
md disposing of the sewing machines
md other articles manufactured by
aid company. The capital stock is
Il ,O0O, 900 divided into 10000 shares at
100 each. The term of existence Is
perpetual and the principal place OF
business in New Mexico is Albuquer-
Iue, with Harry P owen as agent. '
The number of directors Is three and (
hose who will manage the business OF 4
he company for the first year are :
Douglas Alexander, Thomas e. Har-
onhurp and Charles p Coleman