Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-05
NE EASUR|NG THE
STREAM FLOW
Indian Bureau VIII Cooper
ate With Territory in
Taos County
ARREST BY MOUNTED POLICE
Red River Land and Cattle Com
pany Files Incorporation
Papers.

Governor Mills today appointed the
following notaries public: Charles M.
Bayne of Ration, and Gussie R. John
of Magdalena, Socorro county.
Arrested BY Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman Apolonio A.
Sena has arrested Eliseo Gonzales at
Tucumcari. Gonzales will be taken to
Taos to answer serious charge.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
today received the following remit
tances: From Thomas P. Gable, game
and fish warden, S251; from E. Penny,
treasurer of Bernalillo county $721.-
26; B. G. Hernandez, treasurer of Rio
Arriba county $361.80.
Indian Service Will Cooperate.
photographer J. B. Stewart has
been notified that the federal Indian
bureau will cooperate with the Ter
ritory and the U. S. Geological Survey
in the stream measurement work in
Taos county. 1t will furnish two
Bristol" automatic gauges the first
of that make to be installed in New
Mexico One will be placed in the
Rio Lucero and the other in the Rio
Pueblo de Taos. The records of
stream measurement already on hand
are extremely valuable.
interpretations.
The Red River Land and Cattle
Company of albuquerque today filed
incorporation papers in the office of
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa.
The capitalization is $275,000 divided
into 2,75O shares. The following are
the incorporators and directors: T. E.
Pollock of Flagstaff, Arizona, 1850
shares; R. R. Pollock of Albuquerque,
1850 shares; Cole Railston of Magda-
lena 250 shares. R. r. Pollock is
named as the statutory agent.
The New State Lumber Company of
Albuquerque, also filed incorporation
papers The capitalization is $4,000
divided into $500 shares; the paid up
capital $4,000 and J. Homer Sporr is
named the statutory agent. The in
corporators and directors are Homer
L. Sitter, Mrs. Homer L. Sitter, J
Homer Sparr and Mrs. ]. Homer
Sparr, all OF Albuquerque and each 81
shares.
Insurance Matters.
The National Slavonic Society OF
Pennsylvania has notified the insur
ance department that inasmuch as the
! year is near it's close that it would
defer filing it's annual report for ad
mission until the end of the year sc
that it could be made as of December
81, 1910.
| Superintendent of Insurance JacobC
Chavez today granted a certificate Of
authority to transact a surety anG
burglary business in the Territory, tt
the American Bonding Company o1
Baltimore, Md. The company com
menced business in 1895 and has q
paid up cash capital of $750,000 and g
surplus over all liabilities of STAT,
1915.
Assistant Travelling Auditor.
| A message from Las Vegas today
says that R. G. Rankin of that city
will accept the position of assistan
travelling auditor to succeed Joh1
Joerns, appointed clerk of the fourth
judicial district. Travelling Auditor
Charles V. Stafford is at Las Vegas to
day comforting with Mr.. Rankin.
Penitentiary Board Meets.
The territorial board of penitentiar!
commissioners is meeting this after
moon at the penitentiary and they arr
passing on the applications for parole
of prisoners, as published last weel
in the New Mexican. On the board o
commissioners are j. H. Vaughn, pres
lident; Charles F. Easley, secretary
ID. T. Hoskins of Las Vegas; Jose Or
tiz Pine of Galisteo; J. Smith Lea o
Roswell, and Cleofes Romero, super
Iintendent.