Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-03-28
LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE CO.
Capitalized at Million Dollars
1t Filed Incorporation
Papers
CENSUS ENUMERATORS NAMEO
Albuquerque and Clovis Intend
to Clean Out Red Light
Districts.

Game and Fish Wdfuen lnolAdo
Gable has left for southeastern New
Mexico to look into violations of the
game laws reported to him. His first
stopping place will be Clovis.
Town Cleaning by Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman w. E. Dudley
reported to headquarters today that
he had made number of arrests at
Clovis in connection with an effort to
clean out gambling houses and resorts
of ill fame. 1t is also reported from
Albuquerque that the red light dis
trict in that city is to be abolished and
that Judge Edward A. Mann has been
retained by the law-abi1ing populace
to close UP all houses OF i'll fame as
nuisances.
interpretations.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the office of Territorial Secre-
tary Nathan Jaffa by the Trl-State
Telephone and Telegraph Company OF
Denver, Colo, with New Mexico head
quarters at Santa Fe and with R. H.
Hanna as the New Mexico agent. The
incorporators and directors are: E. b.
Field, E. B. Field, Jr, J. E. McDon-
aid, Philip Hamlin and R. F. Morris.
The capitalization is one million dol
lars, divided into 10000 shares. The
company will operate in New Mexico,
Arizona and Texas, taking over the
long distance telephone lines and ex-
changes of the Colorado Telephone
Company which are part of the social
ed Bell system.
District Court.
On Saturday evening the jury IN
the district court for Santa Fe county,
brought in verdict of assault and
battery against Gus Hettling, who had
been charged with attempted criminal
assault on woman in Pullman car
on the Santa Fe railway. Judge John
R. McFie imposed a fine of $50 and
costs, the latter amounting to 5000.
Notice was filed of a motion to retaX
ball player. He paid his fine and left
town. Court was adjourned to April lS.
Judge John R. McFie issued an Or
der making Charles c. Murray re-
ceiver of the New Mexico Central rail-
road co-defendant in the suits
brought against that company by
Robert Law and the Hicks Locomo-
tive and Car Works.
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the district court for Santa Fe coun-
ty against Matthias j. Nagel and Mrs.
Louisa Nagel for foreclosure of mort
gage given as security On a note to
the U. S. Bank and Trust Company
for $1275, which was sold to G. F.
McNitt and by the latter to A. B. Rem
chan, and on which balance of $61S
and interest are still due.
Life Insurance Company Applies.
The Union Life Insurance Company
of Chicago today applies to Superin
tendent of Insurance Jacobo Chaves
for admission to do business in New
Mexico
Census Enumerators Appointed.
The list of census enumerators fol
Taos county is complete and it is
hoped by Census Supervisor Paul A
find time and occasion to meet as the
enumerators of Chaves county intent
to do, in order to discuss with eacf
other how to make the best showing
for Taos county and to compare
boundary lines of their districts st
that not single habitation or an.
person escapes enumeration.
Taos County.
Frank C. Ellis of Taos, Precinct No
1 Taos, excepting Taos pueblo grant.
Antonio A. Rivera of Taos, for Pre-
cints Cordova and Luceros.
Lulu F. Valdez of Ranches o
Taos, for Precincts Ranches de Tao
and 10 Talpa.
Fidel Cordoba of Arroyo Seco, TO
Precincts Arroyo Seco, 6 Arroy
Hondo, II Twining, 20 Valdez.
Felix D. Valdez of Taos, for Pre-
,cincts Questa and Is Red River.
Lauriano Mares of Taos, for Pre-
cincts Llano and Trampas.
Manuel Cordova of Taos, for Pre-
ecincts 21 Pueblo, 10 Penasco exclut
ing the Picuris pueblo grant, Is Oj
Caliente and 16 Cieneguilla.
W. M. Reynolds of Tres Piedras, fc
Precincts II Cerro and Is Ire
Piedras.
Pablo Quintana of Taos, for Pr
cincts 12 Costilla IA Pima and % Vail
de Costilla.
Antonio Romero of Taos, for the p,
eblos of Picuris and Taos.
Torrance County.
Juan G. Jaramillo of Tajique fl