Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-02
new COMPANIES
INCORPORATED
One Is An Oregon Mining
Company With Its Office
at Lordsburg
A SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
Mounted Police May Have the
Man Who Murdered Rail-
road Official.

Territorial Treasurer Rufus ]. Pa
len has received the following sums
for the treasury: Game and Fish
Warden Thomas P. Gable, s5.75; R. ?.
Ervien. land commissioner, S7,20S.6S;
c. D. Miller, territorial engineer, re-
fund, $3.50.
On Leave of Absence.
Associate District Forester T. S.
Woolsey, Jr., of this district, has been
granted a vacation to deliver series
of lectures in the Forestry School at
Yale. In about two months he will
leave for France and Germany to con-
tinue his studies in forestry.
Suspect Arrested.
The mounted police received tel
egram today from Mounted Policeman
Alexander Street stating that he has
arrested man named A. Bomquin, at
Tuclmcari, on suspicion of his being
a man wanted for killing railroad
officer at Wellington, Kansas.
New interpretations.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the territorial secretary's office by
the Johnson Bros. Co., at Hope, Eddy
county, naming N. l.. Johnson as stat
utory agent. The company is incor-
porated at 100000, consisting of
1000 shares at $10O. The incorpora-
tors are N. l.. Johnson, $50 shares; E.
Johnson, $50 shares; L. Johnson, 249
shares; A. w. Johnson, $50 shares,
and Kate M. Johnson, 1 share. The
company will do a general merchan-
disc business.
Articles were also filed by the Ric-
olite Company of Oregon, which is
capitalized at $25O,O0O to do general
mining business and which has its
head office at Portland and it's New
Mexico office at Lordsburg, Grant
county, with D. S. Kedzie as agent
The company has large ricolite de
post near Lordsburg.
Educational Convention.
Rupert F. Asplund, secretary CO.
New Mexico Educational Association
has sent out circular letter to educa
tors throughout the territory informini
them. that the inter-scholastic orator.
cal contest will be held in Santa F.
on November IS, in the Hall of Repre-
sentatives in the Capitol, whereas tn
convention of the New Mexico Educa
ticnal Association meets on Noven
ber Is. His letter continues:
I'VE hope that you will call after
ton of all teachers under your supel
vision to this meeting and urge ther
to attend. No doubt, complete prin1
ell programs of the meeting has bee
placed in your hands. If not, pleas
write me at once and copy will b
forwarded to you. I believe tina
you and your teachers will find tina
there will be some part of the prt
gram that will touch your work.
I'VE are particularly fortunate j
having with us at this time ProfessC
]. w. Searson of the State Agricultl
raj College, Manhattan, Kansas. W
secured him because of the recon
mendation concerning him as thin
Ell and speaker on educational SUI
jects, by Superintendent S. G. Pears
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, now head I
the National Educational Association
He will be with us during Thursds
and Friday and We can undoubted
expect help and inspiration from h
talks and addresses.
The people of Santa Fe city al
county again cordially invite the teac
ers of New Mexico and promise to {
their utmost to make their visit
the capital pleasant one"