Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-01-19

consists, as already stated, of one MIL
lion shares of the par value OF one
dollar each. OF this stock $4,000
shares are already owned and G66,000
are held as treasury stock of which
100000 shares have been ordered sold
at rs cents per share. The proceeds
of these sales will be used for further
examination, development, exploita-
tion and working of these properties
and others which the company con.
templates purchasing. The price Of
25 cents per share, considering the
development work and the character
of the mineral deposits in the claims
owned and controlled by the company,
is more than reasonable and will
prove from all indications and appear
ances a good investment which in all
human probability will bring big re-.
turns and great profits. Every share
of stock issued by this company will
be duly registered and is non-assess-
able. The present stockholders have
invested quite heavily and propose to
do all they can to make their stock
and the stock which is to be pur-
chased from now on paying and safe
investment. They are confident that
with the right kind of management
and proper handling they will succeed
in this undertaking before many
months have rolled by.
Directorate of Strong Business Men,
The officers and directors of the
company are citizens Of New Mexico,
of the highest and best standing in
official financial and social circles.
| The President is James A. Carroll,
who, for the past five years, has been
superintendent Of the Mescale:o
Apache Indian Agency, in Otero and
| Lincoln counties, and who is consid-
cred one of the most efficient and EN-
ergetic officials in the Indian service.
| He has an excellent record In every
| way and has the confidence and re-
spect not only of his superior officers
| but also the employees at the agency
and of all those who have had either
| business or personal dealings with
him.
The Vice President is Y. r. Stiles,
General Freight and Passenger Agent
of the Ell Paso and Southwestern Rail
| road system in New Mexico and Ail-
| zona, railroad official of acknowl-
edged ability and of high standing in
| the railroad world and as a private
citizen. Mr.. Stiles is resident of El
Paso. Texas, where he is favorably
known and popular.
| Martin Fishback, M. T., secretary
and manager, is native of Denmark
| and an engineer of varied and valu-
| able experience, as we'll as of great
scientific attainments. He is mem
ber of the North of England Institute
Of Mining and Mechanical Engineers
and for some time was manager OF
the Modec Consolidated Mining Com
pany. He has been in the United
States fourteen years and he bears a
very good reputation among mining
engineers and mine owners through
out the country.
The treasurer is Henry j. Ander-
| son, President OF the First National
| Bank, at Alamogordo, one OF the
soundest and best known financial in,
| stitutions in New Mexico and a finan'
cier of more than thirty years cred
| table and successful connection with
thanking institutions OF New YORK
Pennsylvania and New Mexico.
| Charles M. DeBremond, an addi
tional director. is citizen of Roswell
Chaves county,. He Is gentleman IN
the true sense of the word, has one OF
the finest farms in that section and Is
| an extensive and successful sheer
| grower. His flocks are of the highest
| breed and the wool and lambs pro
duced by them are far above the aver
age.
Lisle Tannehill, President of the
Southwest Land Company, OF Roswell
Chaves county, is one OF the leading
and prominent business men of thai
section who possesses business acu
men of the highest degree.
| w. A. Hawkins, attorney-at-law
Alamogordo and Ell Paso. is an add
tional director Mr. Hawkins has
practiced his profession in New Mex
leo and in Ell Paso for twenty years
| and is considered among those who
stand at the head and front of the
| bar in this Territory and in El Past
| Mr.. Hawkins has represented his dis
trict in the legislative council and mas
| served as President of the New Mex
| leo Bar Association. He has been at
torney and confidential advisor to sev
eral great corporations and Is nov
General Attorney for the Ell Paso ant
Southwestern Railroad Company.
The character the standing and th'
reputation of these directors can d.
very easily ascertained by any persol
desiring to invest in the stock OF tn
company by addressing a, postal carr
or short letter of inquiry to leading cit
izens, bankers or business men Of tn
section in which they reside. Tn
New Mexican is sure that the answer
to these inquiries will be compAmen,
ary and will bear out what Is sal
above.
Let it be noticed right here that tn
company makes no great promises an
does not enter the field with SCUM
of trumpets, with flaring display 0
with pomp and circumstance. 1t tell
. a plain, and unvarnished tale of 1t
t resources as it believes them to b
Q and what it expects to do for thos
Y who join the present stockholders i
). the project. The officers and dire,
y tors believe that they will be success
n full and will make great money for tn
{ now investors and for Themselves