Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-02
RAILROAD WILL
Be COMPLETED
Arizona and New Mexico
Increase Company Stock
TO $2,30O,00O
EDUCATIONAL BOARD MEETS
Million Dollar Mining Concern
of Maine Files Papers
Here.

Ramon Martinez, who is charged
with the numbering of a Navajo In
dian in 1909 and who has been un-
der $4,000 bond at Lumberton was
arrested by Mounted Policeman j. B.
Lusk for assault by shooting at A. D.
Lobato of Lumberton on January 10.
Martinez was bound over for the ac-
ton of the grand jury and Judge
McFie issued an order to have him
put in the penitentiary for safe keep
ing.
More Land Entries.
The following are the land entries
at the local land Office: Eugene C..
Terry, Aztec, San Juan county; Ed
ward F. McGinnis, Salt Lake City,
Utah: Benjamin C. Kendrick, Grant
Valencia county; H. H. Holbert, Gal
lup, Mckinley county; Eligio Chaves,
Los Lunas, Valencia county; Benja-
min F. Summers, Santa Fe; Diego
Montoya, Chico, Colfax county; Lean
dro Sandoval, San Mateo, Valencia
county.
interpretations.
Papers of incorporation were filed
in the Office of Territorial Secretary
Nathan Jaffa by the Indian Copper
Company, of Augusta Maine, which
intends to do business in this terri
tory with an office at Hanover, Grant
county. and of which w. R. Cox is
the New Mexico agent. The COM
pany has capital stock Of $1000,00O
and $5OOO3O is paid in. The shares
are So each. The incorporators are
Ernest L. Mclean and M. NJ Spinney
of Augusta and e. NJ. Levitt, of
Winthrop, Maine. The object of the
company is to do business.
Extend Railway.
A copy of the amendment to the
articles of incorporation of the Ari-
zona and New Mexico Railway Com
pany was filed in the secretary's Of
fee. At meeting of the stock
holders of the road last month it was
decided to increase it's capital stock
of $1,5O0,OOO to $2,3OO,0O0 in shares
of s100 each.
The principal office in New Mexico
is Lordsburg, and E. E. Keyes is the
agent. The object of this increase in
capitalization is stated to complete,
operate and maintain the road. The
road now extends from Lordsburg to
Clifton and the increase in capital
stock may mean important develop
ments in New Mexico.
The following dispatch from Den
yer is significant: 1.-THE Times says
that the Union Pacific railroad
will expend many millions of dollars
in construction work in territory con-
tiguous to Denver within the next
year. The extension to Fort Col
Inns will be completed at once and
on the thirrty-five miles of new track
on the north port branch. The Fort
Morgan-Denver cut off will be built
this spring.
"The projected extension of the
Southern Pacific system from south
ern Arizona into Colorado is also pro-
vided in the new budget announced
by President Lovett, according to the
Times.
Notaries Appointed.
Governor Mills has appointed the
following notaries public: Juan Pat
tenghe, Wagon Mound, Mora county;
H. c. McFadden, Clayton, Union
county; George w. Wilson, Taiban,
Roosevelt county.
Withdraws from New Mexico.
Announcement of withdrawal from
New Mexico was filed in SECRETARY
Jaffa's office today by the Colorado
Supply company whose agent was e.
J. Thompson at Madrid and which
was admitted to do business in the
Territory on January 8, 1900. On
January "a the board of directors OF
which G. M. Schenck is president, de-
cided to surrender its charter in New
Mexico
Board of Education.
The Territorial Board of Education
is meeting this afternoon at the Of
fee of Superintendent ]. E. Clark
The matter of selecting certain text
books will come before the board, il
is said, and the meeting is of intense
interest to 25 representatives of pub
fishing houses who have been in the
territory for the past three weeks II
is estimated that these book agents
have each spent at least $5 day fol
expenses in the past 20 days so thai
$4,000 has been spent in the territory
anyway.
Shot a Deer.
The dear pleasures of killing deel
came expensive to Limo Gonzales who
has been arrested in Taos county by
Deputy Game Warden E. T. Law
renee. Gonzales shot a deer out o.
season and was fined.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otere
has received the sum of $26S0 from
Game and Fish Warden Gable for the
territorial treasury.
Insurance Matters.
The insurance department has re
ceived letter from Reau E. Folk, in
surance commissioner of Tennessee
which was sent to the president o.