Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-12
OFFICE IN
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Surveyor Generals Depart
ment Is Model, ms
pector Says
ORCHARD CO. INCORPORATES
Governor Mcdonald Will Ad.
dress New Mexico Asso-
citation May 9.

Governor Mcdonald has accepted
an invitation to address the New
Mexico Retail Merchants Association
at Albuquerque on the evening of
May 8.
Dissolution.
The Southwestern Mercantile Com
pany of Dawson this morning filed 4
declaration of voluntary dissolution
with the state corporation commits
sion The declaration was signed by
T. H. OBrien, agent.
Revision of School Laws.
The revision of school laws under
taken by the Department of Educa-
tion is reported nearing completion
and will be ready for presentation
in the form of a bill before the legis-
iature by the end of the present
Met With Governor.
This afternoon another meeting
was held at the Executive Office of
Governor Mcdonald with the officers
OF the New Mexico Historical Society
and of the New Mexico Museum to
agree upon a legislative program as to
the Palace of the Governors.
Maxwell Irrigated Land Company.
The Maxwell Irrigated Land Com
pany, a Colorado corporation, yester-
day filed an amendment with the
state corporation commission increas-
ing their capital stock. With the in
creased capitalization the stock
amounted to $4,000, $4,000 of which
is preferred and $4,000 common.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received this morning in the office Of
State Treasurer O. n. Marion: Mike
Mandell, treasurer of Bernalillo coun-
ty, taxes $260.63; John F. Taylor,
treasurer of Curry county, taxes, $494.-
Oh; James A. Baird, treasurer of Otero
county, taxes, S34316; Thomas P. Ga
e, game and fish. warden, game pro-
lection fund, $42; Julius Selig-
man, treasurer Of Sandoval coun-
ty, taxes, $4O4.36; Will M. Robins,
treasurer of Sierra county, taxes,
S21732: M. F. Downs, treasurer of
Grant county, taxes, $167.33; Manuel
Sanchez, Jr, clerk Of the district court
for Torrance county, fees, $751;
Thomas P. Gable, game and fish war
den, game protection fund, $500
Federal Inspection.
E. B. Linnen, inspector for the De-
oF ho Int
completed thorough inspection of the
office of John w. March, surveyor
general. In his report Mr.. Linnen
says that the office is conducted in a
thoroughly satisfactory manner and
is a model that others might copy from
with profit. Mr. Linnen says much u
the credit is due to Allen R. McCord
chief clerk. Mr.. Linnen was the chief
clerk in the office here fifteen years
ago. The report also mentions favor
ably Norman L. King, chief drafts
man.
Virginia Orchard Company.
The Virginia Orchard Company
this morning filed articles of incorpo-
ration with the state corporation
commission. The principal Office OF
the new real estate and orchard con-
Germ will be located at Albuquerque
under the charge of 0. B. Clarke
statutory agent. The company is
capitalized at $4,000 which is divided
into $50 shares worth $100 each at
par. Three thousand one hundred dol
lars has been paid up. The names OF
the incorporators, their postoffice ad
dresses and the amount of stock held
by each follows: o. B. Clarke, Albu
ouerque, 10 shares; Ira c. Hubbell
Kansas City, Mo, 10 shares; V. II
Clarke. Kansas City, Mo-, 10 shares;
G. E. Hubbell, st. Louis, Mo-, 1 share
Federal Court Notes.
An order signed by Judge William
H. Pope yesterday appointed Melquia-
des Otero of Cubero, John NJ Gum
of Laguna, and R. G. Marmon of La,
guna, all residents of Valencia county
and disinterested freeholders, com
mission to appraise and condemn Ger
tain real estate in Indian village OF
Acoma for school purposes.
Prentiss Jamison Stages, of Ros
well, yesterday iled a petition in vo
luntary bankruptcy. The matter was
referred to the referee on bankruptcy
in that district.
A. N. Thomas. was yesterday ap
pointed a United States commissioner
at Artesia.
The adjudication declaring the bank
ruptcy of the Sanitary Meat and Live
Stock Company of Santa Fe was yes
terday referred to Earnest A. Johnson
referee.
A suit filed yesterday in the Fedora
Court asked for the condemnation O.
certain lands in the Indian village o
Paguate. in the pueblo grant of La
guna, for school site.
Winfield C. Smith was yesterday ap
pointed a referee in bankruptcy a
Las Cruces.
Brought to Penitentiary.
Sheriff Jesus Romero of Bernalill'
county has lodged in the penitentlar.
the following: Frank McCabe and Pre-
ciliano Muniz, one to two years TO
larceny; Julian Barela, eighteel
months to two years, for breaking int
a box car; Dominick Bruno, one t.
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