Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-01-05
THREE NEW IN
CORPORATIONS
Office of Territorial Secre-
tary Makes Good Start
for New Year
GOSSE7T FURNISHES BAIL
Travelling Auditor Compiling
Banking and Trust Com
pany Laws.

Governor George Curry and former
Governor Charles A. Reynolds of the
Philippines, now resident of Santa
Fe, have been notified of their ap-
pointment as aides-de-camp on the
staff of General Edward T. Gihon,
commander in chief of the Spanish
War Veterans. Governor Reynolds
is a guest of Governor Curry at the
executive mansion.
Hospital For Insane Crowded.
The territorial asylum for the in
sane on New Years day had 240 pa
tients 144 of them men and So wo-
men. The asylum is crowded beyond
its capacity. {
Reception to Chief Justice Mills.
The reception tomorrow evening at ,
the executive mansion will be for the ,
public as no invitations have been
sent out 1t will be from eight to
ten o'clock and will be in honor OF
Chief Justice William J. Mills, ap- |
pointed governor of the common |
wealth. In the line besides the guest !
of honor and Governor Curry will be
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Prince, eX-Gov-
ernor M. A Otero and Territorial
Secretary and Mrs. Jaffa. Morrison's
orchestra will furnish the music. The
Governors staff will be present in full
uniform and many people from other
parts of the Territory will attend.
Banking Laws.
Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT-
ford is devoting considerable time to
compiling the territorial banking,
trust company and building and loan
association laws.
interpretations.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the office of Territorial Secre-
tary Nathan Jaffa by the American
Firemen's Company of Deming,
Phoenix and Kansas City. The in
corporators and directors are: c.
Emil Johnson, Isaac Alexander and ].
Browne Nichols of Kansas City. The
capitalization is $2,OOO,0OO divided in
to 100000 shares.
The Capital Development Company
of Santa Fe, Charles F. Easley, New
Mexico agent, also filed incorporation
papers. The capitalization is $780,
900 divided into 100000 shares. The
incorporators and directors are:
William H. Dicks, Jesse B. Livesay
and Carter Livesay of Golden, New
Mexico, and Eugene w. Nash of New
Harmony, Indiana, each subscribing
1000 shares, and James Nash of
New Harmony, Indiana.
The Santa Rosa Mercantile Com
pany incorporated with 100000 capi-
tai divided into 800 shares and will
commence business with $12,500. The
headquarters are at Santa Rosa, Qua
dalupe county, and the incorporators
and directors are: George H. Smith,
Jr., of Santa Rosa, 10000 shares;
Herbert w. Smith, of Chicago, 1000
shares; O. V. Smith of Santa Rosa,
400 shares, H. V. B. Smith of Santa
Rosa, 100 shares.
The Roswell Telephone and Manu-
featuring Company of Roswell, Cha
YES county, today filed a certificate
amending it's bylaws, extending the
powers of the corporation.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed the
following notaries public: Harold B.
Jamison of Albuquerqus Bernalillo
county; Willis H. Myers of Cowan,
Quay county
Bar Examiners.
The board of New Mexico Bar ex-
aminers was in session this forenoon
in the office of Supreme Court Clerk
Jose D. Sena, who is the secretary of
the association. Tho three members
w. j. Lucas of Las Vegas; julius
Staab of Albuquerque, and C. c. Cat.
ron of Santa Fe were present and
went over the applications for admis-
sion, most of these being upon certifi.
cate. This afternoon, there will be
written examination and tomorrow
forenoon an oral examination of can.
didates.
Admitted to $4,000 Bail.
A. H. Gossett, accused of killine
Postmaster S. Conover at Lyden. Rio
Arriba county, was today admitted to
$4,000 bail by Judge John R. McFie
Gossett furnishing bond promptly
Attorneys Renehan and Davis repre-
sented the defendant, who with his
wife left today for their home at En-
budo.
Territorial Supreme Court.
The supreme court of the Territory
of New Mexico convened this after
noon in the supreme court chambers
in the Capitol. Chief Justice William
J. Mills presided and there were OF
the bench beside him, Associate JUS
tices John R. McFie Frank w. Park
er, William Fl. Pope, Ira A. Abbot