New Corporations Formed Across New Mexico Territory
A list of new and foreign corporations filed in the New Mexico Territory includes The Maxwell City Development Company with $100,000 capital, The Junction City Town Company, The European Silica Mica Composition Company, The Southern New Mexico Abstract & Development Company, The Felix Land & Water Company, The New Mexico Sugar Refining Company, The Mutual Building & Loan Association of Deming, and The Mimbres & Deming Canal Company. Foreign firms include The Cavern Mining Company, The National Home Building & Loan Association, The Milwaukee & Hillsboro Mining Company. Details cover incorporators, stock, and principal places of business across Maxwell City, Junction City, Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Lincoln, Deming, Bernalillo, and other NM locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Po
B. M. Thomas
Maxwell City Development Company
Edwin S. Warren
Maxwell City
N. M
Henri M. Suormont
Brooklyn
Dns
P. Downs
New York
Capital Stock
Colfax County
Junction City
O. H. Henry
Fred Banker
Peter M. Salmon
San Juan
Y. Capital
San Juan County
Mariano, Otero
Ralph Halloran
Jesse Anthony
Geo. W. Harrison
N. A. Bibikaw
Chas. A. Stein
Jobn B. Somers
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Southern New Muxeo Abstract & Development Company
Be, L
Felix Land & Water Company
Nama Raymond
Wm. L. Rynerson
John Lemon
Dona Ana
Jed, Dolan
Emil Fritz
Lincoln County
J. A. LaRue
San Miguel County
Lincoln
New Mexico Sugar Refiring Company
Inebrpi
Machael Mandell
Louis Neustadt
Bernard Tfeld
BE. A. Gransfeld
Samuel Neustadt
Busine
Buquerque
Vyhe Mutual Building & Loan
Association of Deming—Incorporators
Gustav Wormeser
Sigmund Lindauer
J. W. Harrigan
Anthony J. Clark
Tassel
J.P. Byron
N. A. Bolieh
Robert Campbell
Deming
Mimbres & Deming Canal Company
Pascal R. Smith
George KR. Brown
Walter ©. Wallis
Ralph
W. Mead
C. Hi. Dane
Grant County
Mimbers
Southern Pacific
Maines
The
Cavern Mining Company
National Home Building & Loan Association
Bloomington
F. J. Wits.williams
W. BR. Fitzwilliame
J. C. Coblentz
J. N. Clarke
B.S Cotter
New Mexico
Hugo Seaberg
Springer
Calfax County
Milwaukee & Hillsboro Mining Company
D. C. Hoffman
J. B. Katvelade
Otto Zwietusch
Milwaukee
Wis
Hilleboro
Sierra County
Wodaught
Chas Blanchard
Las Vegas
Lloyd B. Torrell
Wichita
Kanenas
Kanauy
Dr. Stovall
Lake Valley
Conductor Rowe
LY Spedal
Lure Valley
Geo. W. Burns
J. N. Johns
Munter
Hichard Stratton
San Simon Valley
Bowls Arizona
Jamus Allard
Tombstone
Young Stratton
Jos. Boone
Arizona
Alice
Charles Warren
Lordsburg
Holgate
Lordaburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leveritt B. Fitts
Edward T. Noonan
J. Edward Fray
Chicago
Capital
Hiram M. Hyde
Kelley
Socorro County
Neighborhood News
Hoosier Boy
CG. H. Laidlaw
Cuchillos
Hillsborough
Francea B. Pitcher
Virginia D. Hoskins
St. Joe
Missouri
Holmes’ Hall
Ella Banker
Hermosa
Mra. C
Rogers
Miss Banker
Addie
Chloride Creek
Sam Ferree
John H. Cook
Liutenant
Hugh Mc Tavish
Black Range
Lanstrum Gulch
Silver Monument Mill
Messrs
Hornung
Bowers
MacGowan
Burner
Joe Oliver
Roundyville
Mineral Creek
Rounddyville
Wall Stovine
Rant
Pinos Altos
Pinos Alton
Carlisle
N. H. McCustian
Geronimo
H. M Stanley
Mountain View
Harvey Brothers
Holman
Pacific No. 1
John Spiller
Pacific
Lokonenn
Stein's Pass
Nouth
Humboldt Company
W. B. Catehinga
Shakepeare
Ponnington
Wale
Pennington
Humboldt
Materal
East Lake Ity
Church of Inter Day Saints
Columbus
Mormon Church
Gilson
Burns
John Duncan
San Simon Cattle Company
Lalina
Dad Prues
Dick Stratton
Johns
Stratton
Simpson
Entet Deane
Kingston
San Lorenzo
Mimbres
P. B. Lady
Orgo Erdody
Vienna
Austria
Ed Hand
Dakota Tuat Fall
Nels Warrington
Pyramid
Silver Bell
Apant
W. H. Taylor
J. L. Vaughan
Mr. Campbell
Kaguna
Braln
Dem
Ing
Campbell
Harry Whitehill
Vegas
Abr
Martin Flynn
Anthony
N.M
Jia
Sierra County Bank
Hillsord, New Mexico
Missouri River
J. W. Zollings
W. H. Bucher
Mountain Pride Hotel
J. B. Hiler
Proprietress
Elgg
Smollo
Kevlar, Miller & C
Pcucbal
AICO
Puaraicl
Holesale
Retall
Lake Valey
Hillsboro
Hillsborough Mercantile
UNION
Louis W. Galles
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