Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-09
SEVERAL FINED
FOR CONTEMPT
Temporary Injunction Grant
ed Against Taos Valley
Land Company
RECEIVER FILES HIS BOND
Superintendent of Insurance
Issues Statement Regard
ing Phenix Trouble.

III the case OF lHe 1OoLilld Lana ana
Investment Company ct al, VS.. Robert
Allen ct al, the hearing of which oc-
cupied Judge John R. McFie in
chambers the past three days, Judge
McFie today assessed a fine of $25 on
a number OF the defendants for con
tempt in continuing the violation OF
an injunction which had been issued
to retain them from further improving
the property or wasting the estate of
the lands in dispute until final settle
ment
Statement BY Insurance Department.
The insurance department today
gave out the following statement;
We are in receipt of telegraphic ad-
vices from Superintendent of Insur-
ance William H. Hotchl5iss of New
York fully setting forth the status of
the PheniX of Brooklyn The policy
holders of the company in New Mex
leo need have no fear for if the
shrinkage of the claimed assets do
not exceed one million the company
will still have surplus as regards
policy holders of two million or
net surplus outside of capital of FIVE
hundred thousand dollars President
Evans Of the Continental Fire Insur-
ance Company of New York, is in
temporary control and is giving his
active attention to its preservation.
We feel safe in allowing the Phenix
to proceed with business in New
Mexico. We will be kept fully in
formed as to future developments
National Guard Orders.
Office of the Adjutant General, Santa
Fe, n, NJ, Dec. 7, 1909.
General Orders No. 81.
That J, Kennedy is commissioned
captain in the National Guard of New
Mexico to date from May %, 1909.
R. H. Gudger is commissioned first
lieutenant in the National Guard of
New Mexico to date from May 30,
1909.
w E. Dudley is commissioned sec
ond lieutenant in the National Guard
of New Mexico to date from May 20,
/ 1909.
Captain Thad J. Kennedy is assign
ed to the command of Company l,
First Infantry, at Alamogordo, ~ NJ.
Lieutenants Cudger and Dudley are
assigned to Company l, First Infan-
try. and will report in person to
Captain T. j. Kennedy for duty with
that company.
BY command OF the Governor.
, A S. BROOKES,
| Acting Adjutant General,
| District Court.
| James A. Wood, appointed receiver
of the Gold Bullion Company today
filed his bond for $4,000.
In the district court for Torrance
county, the Meyers Company,
wholesale liquor firm of Albuquerque,
today filed two suits, one through At.
torneys Renehan and Davis and the
other through Attorneys Hanna and
Wilson. One is against Albino Ba-
rela, Jose NJ. Sisneros, Doroteo Tor
I res and Rumaldo Mirabal, on note
/ fer SlS5 and the other against Anto-
nio Jose Vallejos and son on note
for $150
Temporary Injunction Granted.
In the case of Golden Barrett VS..
the Taos Valley Land Company.
Judge John r. McFle today granted
a temporary injunction fixing the in
junction bond at $1,000 and giving
twenty days to show cause why the
Injunction should not be made per-
manent, and a receiver appointed.
Applied for Citizenship Papers.
In the district court today Rev.
Abel Stephen Renaud, a native of Bo-
logne, France. aged 30 years, filed his
declaration for first citizenship pa
pers.
Arrested by Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman ]. A. Beal CT
Deming, today reported a large num-
Der of arrests he made at Deming as
follows: Lon Git. Chinaman for be-
ing in the United States unlawfully;
Joseph Johnson and Thomas Campbell
for being drunk and disorderly and
who were fined so each; George De-
ment. Daniel Wilson, John Cullen,
Frank Latin. Christian Faulker, Frank
c. Barnes. William Conner, Michael
Burns, Edward Dyer. Lee DeArmond,
R. B. Hester and Sol Goldburg for vag-
rancy.
Governor Curry today appointed the
following notaries public: Joel Ever
EFT Givens of Givens. Roosevelt coun-
ty; Ernest l.. w. Polk, Of Fort Stanton,
Lincoln county.
Sheepman Asks for Injunction.
The case of the San Juan county
sheepman against the territorial