Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-01
MANY IMPORTANT
INTERPRETATIONS
Various Parts of the
Territory to be
Developed
NEWS OF ofF|cALDOM
Goods Roads Commission
and Carey Act Board to
Organize.

filings were made this forenoon III tne
Office of Territorial Secretary Nathan
Jaffa, which give a glimpse of the
great movement that is progressing
for the thorough development of New
. Mexico's resources.
New Mexico Exploration Syndicate.
The first filling is that of corpora
ton organized by we'll known busi-
ressmen and will have its headquar-
ters at Santa Fe. 1t is the New Mex.
ico Exploration Syndicate, with James
l.. Seligman of this city the territor-
ial agent in charge. The capitaliza-
tion is $4,000, divided into 400 shares.
The incorporators and directors are
Ex-Governor Miguel A. Otero; ex-Ter-
ritoral Treasurer Levi A. Hughes,
James l.. Seligman, former Territorial
Secretary, James Wallace Reynolds,
and H. A. Judd, the last named being
of London, England, while the others
have their residence here.
Costilla Development Company.
Another filing Of great Importance
for this section of the Territory is
that OF the Costilla Estate Develop
ment Company of Colorado Springs,
Colorado; the incorporators and di-
rectors of which are the following
well known businessmen Of the Cen
tennial state: Franklin =. Brooks,
Horace G. Lund, A. Alexander Smith,
Gerald Hughes and Fred G. Moffatt.
The capitalization is $2,OO0,000 divided
into 100000 shares Of preferred and
100000 common stock. The New Mex
leo headquarters will be Costilla,
Taos county, and William F. Meyer of
that place will be the New Mexico
agent. The company will develop
northern Taos county and it's organiza-
tion is said to foreshadow the build
ing of the long-planned railway exten-
sion of the Denver mad Rio Grande
Railroad from Fort Garland, Colorado,
to the Taos valley.
Rio Grande Water and Lands.
The Rio Grande Water and Land
Corporation, in which Coloradoans are
also interested, filed incorporation pa
pers. The capitalization is $6,00O,OO0,
divided into 10000 common and 10000
preferred shares. The incorporators
are August w. Hoffman, Ed. w. Shut,
John G. Thomson and Louis G. Alters
meyer The headquarters are at Al
buquerque, Bernalillo county.
Other interpretations.
The Alamogordo Stone and Marble
Company of Alamogordo, Otero
county, filed incorporation papers to-
day. The incorporators and directors
are: Allen S. Pierce, Frank Falcone
and G. G. Scipio. The capitalization
is 100000 divided into 5000 shares.
The company will develop extensive
quarries at Alamogordo.
The Christian Church Of Alamo
gordo was incorporated today by A.
B. Dills, C. Bert Smith and Stanley G.
Phillips of Alamogordo OterO county.
Good Roads Commission.
The Territorial Good Roads Com
mission will meet tomorrow for organ.
ization. The members designated by
law are Governor Curry, Territorial
Engineer Vernon l.. Sullivan and
Land Commissioner R. P. Ervien.
Carey Act Board.
The Carey Act Board expects to or
ganize tomorrow A number of i'm
portant projects will be considered by
the board after organization.
Museum Board.
The Territorial Museum Board will
organize on Monday. Professor Edgar
Il. Hewett Of Washington, D. G., Miss
Alice G. Fletcher, Charles f. Lummis
of Los Angeles, and Doctor Corwin of
Pueblo, Colorado, are expected here
for the meeting. Hon. Frank Springer
will be probably absent. Governor
George Curry, Territorial Secretary
Nathan Jaffa and Judge John R. Nc
sFie are the local members Of the
board.