Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-14
BRINGS BIG FORE
CLOSURE SUIT
Attorneys Mann and Venable
Now After Albuquerque
Eastern
S1,2OO,OOO IS INVOLVED
Suit Is To Wind Up Affairs
of New Mexico
Central

Attorneys Mann and Venable today
filed in the Office of the clerk OF the
district court a suit to foreclose the
mortgage securing bonds on the Albu-
Iquerque Eastern railroad. The
.amount involved is $1,200,000 and the
suit is practically the same as that
brought recently in the New Mexico
central Railway case. The object of
the suit is to wind up the affairs of
the New Mexico Central, of which the
Albuquerque Eastern railroad is a
subsidiary corporation
Associated with Attorneys Mann
and Venabe is Attorney John S.
Wendt.
The plaintiff is the Pittsburg Trust
Company of Pittsburg and the defend
ants are several. They are as fol-
lows:
The New Mexico Central Railway
Co., and the Southside Trust Co, of
Pittsburg; Charles c. Murray, receiv-
er of the New Mexico Central rail
way; the Dominion Construction Com
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Dominion Construction CO.: the Fer
guson Contracting Co; P Archibeque
A. J. Apodaca, Andres Vigil. Alberto
Vigil, w. H. Sutton, E. B. Shreves,
B. 0. Laughlin, E. K. DWkan, f.
Evers, L. NJ. Way. B. H. Calkins, W.
w. Richardson, Epimenio V. Garcia,
Prudencia Garcia, V. Lovato. B. V
limerick, W. H. H. Thomas, E. R. Reel,
P. Duddridge, A. Butterworth Felipe
Garcia, and John NJ. Bloom.
New Mounted Policeman.
Acting Governor Jaffa today appoint
ed J. R. Galusha of Clovis, a special
mounted policeman. Mr. Galusha was
formerly special agent Of the Santa Fe
railway and will serve without pay.
Affairs were quiet at the capitol to-
day and not even Fish and Game War.
den Gable was able to scare I'D
fish story. The minutes of the meet
ing of the territorial board of educa-
ton have been completed and will be
printed tomorrow.
National Guard Orders.
Thomas Arthur Stancliff, Jr., of
Lake Arthur, and Stephen Wheeler
Hill of Clayton, honor graduates of
the New Mexico Military Institute.
Glass 1910, are appointed End lieuten-
ants in the National Guard of New
Mexico to date form May %, 1910.
Lieutenants Stancliff and Hill are
placed on the unassigned list.
DR.. C. F. Beeson of Roswell, is ap-
pointed assistant surgeon in the Ma
tional Guard of New Mexico with the
rank of captain. Captain Beeson is
assigned to duty with Light Battery
A and will report in person to Capt.
NJ. S. Murray for duty.
The following rules will be observed
in official correspondence:
Official communications intended
for the War Department or the Gov
ernor will be sent through the Adju-
tant General of the Territory
All official communications will be
sent through military channels.
Official communications for the Ad-
jutant General will be addressed to
the Adjutant General, Territory of New
Mexico, Santa Fe, n. NJ
Sullivan Visits Plains Road.
"Wednesday night Territorial En-
gineer Sullivan came in to take a
look at the plains road. Early yes
terday morning the party started out,
being composed of V. L. Sullivan c.
&c. Sherwood, the government man,
john Lewis, who will have charge OF
construction, Howard Kerr, who has
the mail contract, W. J. Barber, who
knows a lot about the sands, and
Hobson, who drove the car. The
party spent the day inspecting the
road and returned late Thursday
night. Mr.. Sullivan certainly has the
best interests of Carlsbad at heart and
was largely instrumental in securing
the territorial appropriation of $4,000
for the road d',-Carlsbad Argus.