Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-26
OLD TRAIL
CONVENTION
Fifteen Delegates Named BY
Governor to Attend Kan
sas City Meeting
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ELECTS
One Incorporation and a Charter
Amendment Filed With Cor.
poration Commission.

loving delegates:
Whereas, National Old Trails Road
Convention has been called, by the
Missouri Old Trails Road Association,
to meet in Kansas CITY, Missouri, We'd
nesday and Thursday. April 18th and
18th, 1872 and
Whereas, plans will be considered
and formulated at this convention for
the making and marking of a perma-
nent road across the continent follow
ing as near as practicable the route
of the Cumberland Pike, the Boone
Lick Road, the Santa Fe Trail and the
Sunset Route:
Now therefore, |, William c. McDon
aid, Governor of the State OF New
Mexico, by virtue of the authority in
me vested, do hereby appoint as dele
gates to said convention the follow
ing:
r. E. Twitchell, Las Vegas, \. NJ,
0. B. Earickson, Fort Sumner; A. H.
Hilton. San Antonio: P. F. McCanna,
Albuquerque: b. NJ. Cutting, Santa Fe;
W. f. Griffin, Santa Fe: H. B. Hening,
Albuquerque; l.. Bradford Prince, San
ia Fe; H. D. Rankin, Watrous; J. D.
Hand, Las Vegas: D. X. B. Sellers, Al
buquerque; Hugo Seaberg, Ration;
Morgan o. Llewellyn, Las Cruces; w.
D. Murray, Silver City; J. E. Rhea,
Roswell; Melton Torres, Socorro:
Jose Baca. Las Vegas; ]. NJ. Hervey,
Roswell; w. F. Gortner, Las Vegas;
Cipriano Lucero, Cerrillos; J. S. Mac
lavish, Magdalena.
w. C. M'DONALD,
Governor.
Done at the Executive Office this the
25th day Of March, A. D., 1912.
Witness my hand and the great seal
OF the State of New Mexico.
BY the Governor:
ANTONIO LUCERO,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Trade Mark Registered.
The trade mark "Sulphurro,'' a
liquid compound of sulphur and a
remedy, made by the C. NJ. c. Stewart
Sulphur Company of Seattle, Washing
ton, was this morning filed with Sec
retary of State Antonio Lucesso.
University Regents.
A brief session of the board of re
gents of the University of New MeXi
co was held at the Alvarado at Albu
querque. Judge Afford w. Cooley be
ing i'll in Santa Fe could not attend
those present being President R. w. D
Bryan, secretary and treasurer; DR.
J. A. Reidy, Nathan Jaffa of Roswell
and E. H. Buckley of Ration.
Historical Society Elects Officers.
The New Mexico Historical Society
met yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers: President, l.. Bradford
Prince; Recording Secretary. William
NJ. Berger: Corresponding Secretary
E. A. Johnston; Treasurer John K
Stauffer; Vice-Presidents, William J
Mills, Frank W. Clancy and Ralph E
Twitchell; Curator, Henry Woodruff
Charter Amended.
The Cimarron Construction Com
pany has changed its name to th'
French Lumber Company of French
New Mexico, and has extended it,
scope of business to include th'
milling and manufacture of lumbe
products and the right to operate
general merchandise store, accordin:
to statement filed with the stat'
corporation commission. The amend
ment is signed by S. E. Phelphrey
president, and Mrs. S. E. Phelphrey
secretary.
incorporation.
The Overland Auto Company o
Denver, Colorado, a foreign corpora
ton, yesterday filed their charter wit
the state corporation commission. TIL
charter shows that the original ir
corporators were: Marvin H. McGulre
Louise M. Fugate and Theodore "
Fugate, all of Denver, Colorado. Th
company started with capitalizatio
of $4,000 which was gradually il
creased until it reached the sum c
100000 of which $4,000 worth c
capital stock has actually been i!
sued The stock is divided into 80
shares valued at $100 share. Accort
ing to the statement filed with tn
commission the company expects
do a general motor car sales and SUI
ply business with New Mexico office
at Albuquerque under the charge {
H. A. Green statutory agent.
District Court.
Piterbo Quintana, was this mornin
appointed a deputy sheriff, accordin
to papers filed with the clerk b
Charles Closson, sheriff OF Santa F
county c. A. Watson, defendar
under indictment for obtaining none
under false pretenses in connectio
with alleged real estate frauds, faile
to appear when his case was called
the district court and bond OF $5C
was fortified. Watson was accuse
OF having sold and re-sold imaginar
property supposed to be in or nes
Taos. A silt against the local Mason
lodge, brought by L. Bradford Prime
for the alleged non-performance OF
contract, was yesterday decided in f
vor of the former The evidence shoN
ed that the Masons did not accept tt
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