Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-02
INTERPRETATIONS
KEEP UP
Several New Com
panies Filed Their
Papers T Today
RURAL SCHOOL ELECTION
Two Hundred Districts Will
Receive Notice loo
Late
It is estimated that fully two hun

1t is estimated that fully two hun.
dred rural school districts of the Ter
ritory will fail to hold their school
elections on Monday of next week,
because of lack of time to notify them
that the law changing the date to
June Z, has been declared invalid by
the attorney general. 1t must be re-
membered that the qualifications for
voters at these elections include
those having paid the poll tax for the
current year"
Will Leave Tomorrow Afternoon.
Governor George Curry, Adjutant
General u A. Ford and Captain
Brokes, U. s. Army, will leave tomor-
row afternoon at 1920 O'Clock on
Santa Fe Train No. /, for Albuquer.
que, where they will be Joined by
other members of the governors
staff for Roswell At that city on
Monday evening Governor Curry will
speak at the dedication Of the Ma
tional Guard Armory and also attend
the Cattleman's Convention from
April 6 to s. While the trip to Ros-
we'll will be made via the New Mexico
Eastern, the return trip will be made
probably by special automobile to
Torrance. lssaesaa,, - "a
Commission Meetings.
Attorney General Frank w. Clancy
returned to the capital this noon to
attend the initial meetings Of the Ter
ritorial Good Roads Commission and
also the Carey Act Board, which were
held this afternoon.
New interpretations.
The flood of interpretations in the
office of Territorial Secretary Nathan
Jaffa is uninterrupted and adds much
to the large amount or work that is
keeping a considerable clerical force
busy preparing the copy for the Laws
of the Thirty-Eighth Legislative AS
sembly, the journals and other busl-
ness appertaining to the legislative
session just held, especially the prep
aration of certified copies of new laws.
Legislative Clerk E. C. Burke has part
OF the laws prepared for the printer,
which is earlier than ever before in
the history of the Office, and the copy
il in fine shape too. Mrs. McNltt was
today added to the clerical force and
Assistant Secretary Coard is kept
jumping to supervise matters, while
the Secretary himself is working long
hours each day to keep all business
up to date.
The Sanguijuela Company of Las
Vegas, San Miguel county, filed incor-
poration papers today, the capitaliza-
ton being 100000. The incorporators
and directors are; Stephen B. Davis,
Jr., Francisco A. Manzanres, Sunny
side, Guadalupe county; Isador v
Gallegos, Las Vegas.
Incorporation papers were filed by
tie Woodward Mining Company OF
Silver City, Grant county, the capital
stock being $3.000,00O The incorpo
rators and directors are: James G.
Woodward of Silver City; Robert
Brownell of Truro, Nova Scotia: and
George K. Brownell of Silver City.
The Roswell Realty and Investment
Company of Roswell, Chaves county
was among those who today filed in
corporation papers. The incorporat-
ors are Sperry G. Van Horne, Asa
Dickey. Walter P. Turner, and John
G.. Davis. Capital, $$25,O0O.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed the
following notaries public: W. s. Gil
liam Of Mesilla Park for Dona Ana
county: William J. Walters of Texico
for Curry county; Rebecca s. Garcia
OF Pinos Wells for Torrance county;
I. Andrew Welter Of Roswell for
Chaves county.
Game Licenses.
Territorial Game and Fish Warden
Thomas P. Gable has already received
ten applications for game licenses
The first applicants were Frank P.
Sturges and John X. Stauffer of San
ia Fe. who will receive Licenses Nos.
! and Q, respectively.
Postoffices In New County.
Since the creation of Curry county
the following postoffices formerly in
Roosevelt and Quay counties are now
in Curry county: Blacktower, Clovis,
Field, Grady, Hollene, Lacy, Langton,
Logansville, Lewis, MCLEAN, Melrose,
Preston, st. Vrain and Texico.
CLOSING MARKET REPORT.
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