Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-25
CHAMBERS IN
TROUBLE AGAIN
Tragic Career of Man Who
Disclosed Crime While
In Deliriurn
CAPITALIZED 1T 100000
Supreme Court VIII Meet In
Santa Fe Wednesday
March |.

March |.
Acting Governor Jaffa has appoint
ed the following notaries public: lie
andre Sena. Santa Rosa, Guadalupe
county and Chauncey E. Derbyshire
Hurley, Grant county.
Goes to Trinidad.
Mr.. Jaffa will leave tonight for
Trinidad to attend the funeral of his
aunt Mrs. Sol Jaffa who will be buried
tomorrow. He will return tomorrow
night
Incorporation.
Articles of incorporat ation were filed
by the Oasis Farm and Orchard Com
pany, which has its place of business
on the Oasis Ranch near Roswell, and
Of which Clifton Chisolm is named as
agent. The objects of this company
are to deal in real estate, bore wells,
erect buildings, grow fruit, manufac-
ture and sell goods and many others.
1t is capitalized at $4,000 beginning
with $4,000 capital stock subscribed
by the following stockholders who
are the directors of the company:
William J. Wilson, 16 shares; Viii.
liam NJ. Fyffe, two, and George II.
Kane, two shares, all of Roswell The
irIr Of ha to-
A certificate of limitation of liability
is filed with the articles of incorpora-
ton.
Arrested Again.
Word has been received here that
James B. Chambers, alias Jeff Hall
alias Frank Chambers and alias P. |
Mccarthy, has been arrested for
horse stealing in Colorado and is the
Chambers who served some time in
the New Mexican penitentiary on the !
charge of robbing the United States |
mails near Clayton about II years
ago. According to advices received, |
Chambers was arrested October 27, |
1891 at Durango for making counter
felt silver dollars and was indicted
but the Indictment was dismissed in
1898. But he served five years in the
Colorado penitentiary for forgery.
While in the local penitentiary Cham.
bers is said to have distinguished him
self in his attempt to build a secret
chamber in the big chimney on which
he labored. Chambers arrest on the
charge of robbing the United States
mails is said to have been tragic in
deed, as he was caught in snow
storm right after robbing the sack,
and after three days he reached S
farm house and remained there for
several weeks i'll with pneumonia. {
During a deliriu.n he rehearsed the {
hold-up of the mail and the good far 6
mer had him promptly arrested after I
he recuperated. c
When the United States prisoners 1
were transferred to Fort Leaven- 5
worth, Chambers was sent there but
it appears that he had a little daugh.
ter who had grown up during the in {, {,
of her father. With true Il
devotion she worked long and hard y
% get her father pardoned, finally
last year, it is said.
Chambers arrest comes as another ,,
ink in long chain of tragedies, 6
inged with pathos, splendid sub r
ect for some playwright +,
Meets March I. II
The supreme court will meet Wed, m
lesday, March 1, and that will mean s,
hat Chief Justice Pope and the as t.,
ociate justices will be here for some la
ays disposing of unfinished business m
New Office. fl,
Washington, d. c., Feb. 25.-The So
apartment has established a post to
flee at Colorado Springs, Valencia a
ounty. lii
Five More Prisoners. m
Sheriff Casaus of Guadalupe coun- NJ
brought five more prisoners to the m
enitentiary and lodged them there tn
oday. They are as follows: Luis Ia
Ia, murder in the second degree, u GI
Z0 years; Jose Leon Padilla, utter.
lg forged order for money, 8 to 5
ears; Eulalio Madril, larceny, 2 to T,
years; Alberto Gallegos, rape 5 to
years. He also brought Edward
-cNabb, sentenced to death for mur-
er in the first degree and who has
lken an appeal. McNabb will be an
eld as jail prisoner. All of these wi
risoners were sentenced recently by w,
ldge Wright at the district court iai
,ssion held at Santa Rosa. ",
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