Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-01
Big Copper Com
pany Files lncor-
poration Papers
PETIT THEFTS At CAPITOL
Governor Cory Investigates
Conditions Around
Stanley.

Governor Curry returned last even
ing from Stanley, Santa Fe county,
where he addressed a mass meeting OF
citizens who came for the purpose
from many miles around. A number
of speeches were made all amphaslZ-
ing the necessity of aiding those who
suffered from the drouth this year.
Conditions were represented in
rather unfayorable light and an appeal
was made for assistance to tide over
the winter. Governor Curry assured
his hearers that all that possibly could
be done to help homesteaders would
find his support and he would seek to
provide work for those desiring it on
the various good road projects. which
the Territory has taken. He explained
the limitations upon the government
in these matters. His address was
well received.
Make important Appointments.
Governor Curry made the follow
ing important appointments today:
Hon. w. D. McBee of Melrose, Curry
county re-appointed as one of the
regents of the University of New Mex
leo at Albuquerque.
Elias G. Garcia of Albuquerque, to
be one of the trustees of the New Mex
leo Asylum for the Insane at Las We
gas to succeed o. L. Gregory.
w. A. Sutherland of Las Cruces, to
be one Of the regents of the New Mex
leo College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts at Mesilla Park to sue
ceed ]. M. Webster of Hillsboro. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland are graduates
of the college and for four years Mr.
Sutherland has been looking after the
interests of Filipino students in var
ious educational institutions in the
United States. He is very highly re-
commended.
Appointed Delegates.
Governor Curry today appointed
William M. Atkinson of Roswell, John
S. Clark of Las Vegas, and G. N.
Harsch of Melrose, all chairmen OF
their respective boards of county COM
missioners, as delegates to the Third
International Conference on State and
Local Taxation at Louisville, KY, Sep
tember 21-24.
Appointed Notaries Public.
Governor Curry today appointed the
following notaries public: w. E..
Baker, Las Cruces, Dona Ana county;
Charles F. Stevenson, Malaga, Eddy
county; Manuel Baca. Pena Blanca,
Sandoval county.
interpretations.
The Chino Copper Company of Port
land, Me-, today filed incorporation pa
pers in the Office of Territorial Secre-
tary Nathan Jaffa. The capitalization
is $3,500,000 divided into $1,000
shares of which $2,125,0O0 are actually
issued The New Mexico headquart-
ers are at Santa Rita, Grant county,
with John M. Sully as the New Mex
leo agent. The incorporators and di-
rectors are: Clarence E. Eaton, pres
ident, 160 shares; T. l.. Croteau, treas
urer, 10 shares; B. M. Maxwell, 10
shares; Albert F. Jones, 10 shares;
Clarence G. Trot, 10 shares, all of
Portland, Me.
Mysterious Thefts at Capitol.
For several days past sneak
thief has been busy in the capitol. He
stole from Supreme Court Clerk Jose
d. Sena. $50 which were in box in
the safe in the supreme court clerks
office. Former District Clerk Francis
manner of $50. Mrs. Lola c. Armijo
territorial librarian, mourns the loss
of $40; Miss Elsie Jacobs, clerk in the
office Of the land commissioner, some
time ago lost $40, and Mrs. A. j. Chap
man, clerk in the Office of the coal oil
Inspector is minus a gold watch she
permitted to remain in the Office over
night. A rigid investigation will be
made by the mounted police.
District Court.
Judge John r. McFie was busy this
forenoon in chambers hearing the con
troversy that has grown out of the
management of the fatigue commun.
ity grant in Torrance county and the
privilege of cutting timber thereon.
Good Roads Work.
Good Roads Engineer c. H. Neal is
today getting camping outfits and
teams together to start work on the
survey of the Scenic Highway between
Santa Fe and Albuquerque tomorrow
morning. The survey will be started
on Aqua Fria street at the city limits
and will be pushed rapidly through to