Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-28
QUOTH RAVEN
All NEvERMORE"
Insurance Order Makes No
Report This Year, For
Birds Have Flown
SUPREME COURT TOMORROW
Insurance Commissioner Chaves
Sends Big Check to
Treasury.

No more will the Association of Ra
vens of which DR.. H. A. ingalls, of
Roswell was president and Thomas
Harrison was secretary, make reports
to the insurance commissioners; no
more will the Ravens figure in that
commissioner reports on insurance
orders; the ravens have gone, they
have departed, they have "Vamoosed."
AS an association with name which
excites curiosity and interest, largely
because of the immortal poem of Poe,
The Raven in New Mexico one
may say, "Ah Nevermore."
Superintendent of Insurance Jacobo
Chaves received this sad intelligence
in a letter which explains why the
Ravens do not make a report of their
financial standing as an insurance or
der The letter is as afollws
Roswell, N. NJ.
February 25, 1911.
To the Honorable Chaves.
Dear Sir: l write to inform you
that I see no future for the Associa-
ton of Ravens. So many of our mem
bers are gone to parts unknown
some to California, And the bal
ance?-Well!
"Vamoose the order. Should you
have occasion to write anything, write
Dr. H. A. Ingalls,, who is still presi-
dent of what IS left.
Yours very truly,
Thomas Harrison (resigned).
Accordingly Mr.. Chaves will strike
the name of the order off the list of
active insurance associations or or
ders and as he draws mis- pen through
the name of the Ravens he will per-
haps sigh "Ah Nevermore.'
Big Check for Treasury.
Those Democrats who once oppOs-
ed intuition of a department of in
surance for New Mexico on the
ground that it would not pay the ter
ritory to have such an institution
may rub their eyes with amazement
today to learn that Insurance Com
missioner Chaves has sent to Terri
torial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero a check
for $32,24739 which represents the
fees received from insurance CON-
panies in the territory durl1g the
month of February, 1911 Compared
with February of 1910 this is
$2,903.61 more, and shows that the in
suranee commissioner and Deputy P.
A. Lienau are right on the job"
Territorial Treasurer Otero has not
received such a big check for some
weeks. Mr.. Otero received today
check of $139.61 from Cleofes Romero,
warden of the penitentiary, for con-
victs' earnings.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the local land office yesterday:
John K Bland, Earl W. Brady, Hiram
M. West, ST., Moriarty; Macario Tor
res, Melquiades Alderete, Progresso;
Henry E. Trilby, Moriarty; Luther E..
Hill, Duran; William A. Bess, Levy,
Mora county. Adolf M. Garcia, Wag-
on Mound; Sylvia E. Calhoun, East
Las Vegas
Build Road Soon.
Territorial Engineer Charles d.
Miller stated today that reconstruc-
struction work on the proposed road
between Santa Fe and Albuquerque
for which Bernalillo county has ap-
propriated $4,000 and for which ter
ritory will raise $4,000 will begin
probably within fortnight 1t will
be rapidly constructed and is to be
of a high grade of work Engineer G.
H Neal will be in charge 1t will be
IA miles long in Bernalillo county.
Notaries Appointed.
Acting Governor Jaffa has appoint
ed the following notaries public:
James T. Guy, Guy, Union county; vi
cente A. Garcia, Beenham, Union
county: John M. Rice, Parsons Lincoln
county; Bernard Cleve, Elk, Chaves
county; Frank A. Hubbell, Albuquer
que, Bernalillo county; Crestina l.
Sanchez, Las Vegas, San Migue
county.
interpretations.
Articles of incorporation were filet
in the territorial secretary's Office b.
the Colonial Copper Company whicl
will have its Office at Murray and 0
which John P Murray is named tn.
agent in New Mexico. The object o
the company is to buy, and sell mines
mine, refine and smelter, and it i
capitalized at $25000O, the shares be
ing worth 81 each. The company be
gins with $4,000 capital The shar
holders are John P. Murray, 199
shares; Maud Stewart Murray an
William D. Murray, each one share
all of Murray, N. M. The duration @
the company is so years and non-lis
bility papers were also filed.
Supreme Court Tomorrow.
The supreme court will be in ses
sion tomorrow afternoon. Chief Jus
tice Pope is expected from Roswe
on noon train and Judges Wrigh
Parker, McFie, Mechem, Roberts an
Abbott are here. There are fou
more cases to be heard but severs
opinions to be handed down. in case