Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-18
HEADQUARTERS
At SANTA FE
Levisa Creek Coal, Coke and
Power Company Files In
corporation Papers
CAPITAL TWO NILL|ONIDOLLARS
Two New Concerns to Do Busi-
ness at Aibuquerque--Gov-
ernor Returns Tonight.

Governor Curry and his party who
attended the reception to Chief JUS
tice Mills at Las Vegas last evening
will return to Santa Fe this evening
on Santa Fe train No. /.
interpretations.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the Office of Territorial Secre-
tary Nathan Jaffa by the Otero Broth
ers Company of Albuquerque, with
Fred J. Otero as the designated agent.
The capitalization is 100000 divided
into 1000 shares. The incorporators
and directors are Fred J. Alfredo j.,
and Mariana S. Otero of Albuquer-
que, each 10 shares.
The Albuquerque Realty Company
also filed incorporation papers, the
capitalization being $4,000 divided in
to 500 shares. Otto V. Dieckman is
designated as agent. The incorpora-
tors and directors are: Harry Rankin
10 shares; Otto Dieckman 10 shares,
and NJ w. Flournoy l share, all of
Albuquerque.
Incorporation papers were also filed
by the Levisa Creek, Coal, Coke and
Power Company of Santa Fe with
Charles F. Easley as New Mexico
agent. The capitalization is $4,000.
600 divided into 100000 shares. The
incorporators and directors are: A. J.
Powell, Fort Worth, Texas, 74.900
shares; T. J. Wood, of Oklahoma
City, 23,350 shares; W. L. Alexander
of Oklahoma City, 100 shares; W. J.
Filbert, of Oklahoma, 1850 shares;
T. T. Kerr, of Oklahoma City, 100
shares; G. T. Berrymore of Oklahoma
City, 100 shares; F. M. Trays, of
Chickasha, 100 shares; and Charles
F. Easley of Santa Fe, 100 shares.
District Court.
In the district court for Torrance
county, Renehan & Davies, attorneys,
filed suit for the Meyers Company
of Albuquerque VS.. Mckinley & Ku-
bena at Mountainair. Torrance county,
on an o9en account for $5S1.0S.
The long drawn out controversy in
the district court between Mrs. Ma
tilda Coke Stevenson and Mrs. Clara
True and others, involving the title
to certain tracts of land in the Es-
pamela valley not far from the Indian
pueblo Of Santa Clara, came to
close this forenoon by Judge John R.
McFie signing a decree in favor of
Mrs. Stevenson, giving her the three
tracts of land in dispute and $50.
Census Enumeration District.
In addition to the census enumera-
ton districts for Bernalillo, Chaves
and Colfax counties published the
other day, the census bureau an
nounces the following additional divis-
ions:
Curry County.
No. 52 Precinct No. /, exclusive of
city of Clovis.
Nos. SO and 81. The city of Clovis.
No. SIS. Precinct 2, Texico
No. Sc. Precinct 3, Blacktower.
No. 81. Precinct 4, ST. Vrain.
No. 5S. Precinct 5. Melrose.
No. SO. Precinct 6. Lewis.
No. 60. Precinct T, Grady.
No. 61 Precinct 8, Legansville.
Dona Ana County.
No. 62. Precincts 1, Orange, and 13,
San Augustine.
No. 63. Precincts 2, Dona Ana:
and 20 outside of town limits of Las
Cruces
No. Ga. Las Cruces.
No. 65. Precincts 4 and 5, Mesilla.
No. &c. Precincts 6. San Juan: s,
La Mesa; .15 San Miguel.
No. 81. Precincts 7, Salem % San
Ysidro.
No. 6S. Precincts 8. Portillo. and
II, Chamberino.
No. SO. Precincts 12. Santa Teresa
and 16. Colorado.
No. 70. Precinct 1S, Anthony.
No. II. Precinct 10. Rineon.
Eddy County.
No. 73. Carlsbad.
No. a. Precinct 2, Malaga.
No. 75 Precincts 8 Hope. and 6,
AIISSld, GACluolN0 vi Al ICold Slly.
No. 76. Artesia.
No. n. Precinct 4. Lakewood.
No. 78. Precinct S, Monument.
No 10. Precinct 7. Dayton.
No. 80. Precinct s, Westwater.
No. 81. Precinct 9. Knowles.
Grant County.
No So. Precincts 1, Central In ella
forset; 2, Pinos Altos; 3 exclusive of
Silver City; Z, Upper Gila forest: IL,
Fierro; IL. Mimbres Mill in Gila for
est.
No. SO. Precincts 1. Central outside
OF forest; 8. outside of Gila forest and
outside of CITY,
No. "a. Silver City.
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