Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-15
NO NEED Of
ANT|-LYNCH LAW
Attorney General Says Few
er Crimes In.New Mexico
Than People Think
TWO MORE INTERPRETATIONS
Governor Mills and Several
Officials Went to Greet
Roosevelt

Governor Mills, accompanied by his
staff. left this morning for Albuquer-
que to attend the reception to be CIV
eli tonight to Former President Roose-
welt. The governor went on the flyer
and will return probably tomorrow
evening.
Surveyor General John W. March
and Captain Fornoff of the Territorial
Mounted Police went to Albuquerque
in Mr.. March's Hupmobile.
Territorial Secretary Jaffa expected
to go to Albuquerque but is i'll with
severe cold. Territorial Treasurer M.
A. Otero also had hoped to make the
trip but was detained here on bust
ness.
Internal Revenue Collector Henry
P. Bardshar and Major Fred Muller
receiver of the local land office, were
also among those Santa Feans VINO
went to Albuquerque this morning to
attend the Roosevelt reception. Both
Captain Bardshar and Major Muller
are noted Rough Riders and are per-
sonal friends of the Colonel.
Notary Appointed.
Governor. Mills. appointed. Daniel
Vigil of Palma, Torrance county, no.
tary public.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: From Cleofes Romero,
convicts' earnings, $274.31; G. H. Che
nault, treasurer of Quay county, $780,
80 and from Game and Fish Warden
Gable, $7.75.
" Two interpretations.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today in the territorial secretary's of
flee by the Philadelphia Mining com
pany, whose office in New Mexico is
at Organ, Dona Ana county, and whicf
is capitalized at $250,000 consisting OF
100000 shares at 81 each. Paul B. Da
Wis is named as the statutory agent
The stockholders who have subscrib
ed $4,000 of capital to begin opera
tions are William R. Brice of Philadel
phia, $500 shares; Paul B. Davis, 100
Charles T. Robinson, 100; Bertran
Baker, 100; James M. Brice, 100. Tht
company is incorporated for so years
Article of incorporation were alst
filed by the New Mexico Remedy com
pany. which is incorporated at $50,
600 consisting of 500 shares at $10'
each, and which will have'fts office a
Clayton in New Mexico with DR.. j. {
Slack as statutory agent. The CON
pany has its main Office in Phoenix
Arizona. It's incorporators are DR.. J
C. Slack, G. R. Brown, J. N. Hadley. Fl
A. Biedy, G. G. Granville.
Changes Name.
Amendment to the articles Of incoi
poration was filed in the secretary
Office by the German Evangelical Lu
theran Zion church changing its nam
to the Zion Evangelical Luthera
church, of Belen. The Rev. ]. j
Utesch is president and John Beckel
Jr.. secretary, of the incorporation.
No Need of Lynch LaH
The following letter is self eXplans
tory:
March Ia, 1911.
Professor Paul w. Black, sos Sout
Johnson ST., Iowa City. Iowa.
Dear Sir
Your letter of the End inst. has bee
received at this office. There are n
8 anti-lynching laws in New Mexico e.
i cept so far as the subject may be CO.
cred by general criminal statute
There has been no need of legislatio
OF that kind for many years, the lai
(, lawless hanging having taken plae
in 1891. as l am informed, and prit
to 1891 there had been no occurrene
Of the kind later than 1885.
am, we'll aware of the fact tn;
there is such ignorance of New Mex
can conditions, throughout the who
country, that the actual facts al
quite different from the popular bell
r but it is certainly true that, in propo
ton to population. crimes of violen'
are not SO common or frequent in Ne
Mexico as in almost any state in Il
Union.
h Yours truly,
FRANK W. CLANCY,
Attorney General.
Obstructing Road.
Captain of the Mounted Police Fr