Palomas Chief Mining Company Incorporation Filed 1905
Certificate of incorporation filed in Santa Fe on October 2 1905 for Palomas Chief Mining Company. Details include principal office in Socorro New Mexico agent Cony T Brown authorized capital stock 640000 shares par one dollar each with 15000 shares to commence business. Founding incorporators Channing Hazeltine Harry A True and Cony T Brown listed with stake 5000 shares each.
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Territory of
New Mexico
I. J. W. Raynolds
Palomas Chief Mining Company
Territory
Socorro
County of
Manzanares Avenue
Cony T. Brown
New Fourth
Channing Hazeltine
Washington Street
Harry A. True
Boston
Massachusetts
Socorro County
A. D
Haney A. Tem Cony T. Brown
A. B
C. T. Brown
H. A. ‘True
C. Hazeltine
Epwaxp L
Price
Notary Public
Certificate of stockholders non liability transcript 1905
Territory of New Mexico certifies a stockholders certificate dated October 2 1905 in Santa Fe. The document, numbered 4102, presents a correct transcript from the file and declares the whole thereof as a true record. J W Raynolds signs with a seal.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
J. W. Raynonps
J. W. Raynolps
Certificate of Incorporation for Palomas Chief Mining Co
The document records a certificate of incorporation for the Palomas Chief Mining Company with principal office on Manzanares avenue Socorro New Mexico and agent Cony T Brown. It states no stockholder liability for unpaid stock and is dated September 28 1905 with signatures of Harry A Tave Cony T Brown and CH H Hazelti ne before notary.
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Palomas Chief Mining Company
Manzanares Avenue
Socorro
Socorro County
Cony T. Brown
A. D
Channing Hazeltiine
Harry A, Tave Cony
T. Brown
Public notices and local society items in Socorro
The column reports guests and visitors including Fred Baldwin, John McIntyre, and Hult, along with real estate and mining notices. It notes nursing staff, census findings, court attendance, and upcoming observances, plus a local joke and advertisements for furnished rooms and stationery.
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Fred Baldwin
Datil
Winkler's
John McIntyre
The
McIntyre Mercantile Company of
San Antonio
Round Trip Train Ticket Sales Angeles and Denver Routes
Tickets go on sale after the Pair in Albuquerque for Grand Canyon and return at 20 dollars valid 10 days from sale. Second class colonist tickets to California run Sept 15 to Oct 31 at 25 dollars. Other routes include Chicago 4.75 return, St. Louis 3.80 return, San Francisco 5.50 return. Los Angeles San Diego 3.35, Denver 2.29, Colorado Springs 2.61, Pueblo 3.24 return. Sales on sale days and to Santa Fe agents.
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California
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Tuos
Jaguas
Santa Fe
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Certificate OF Incorporation OF
United States
Epwasn L. Price
Cor
M. J. W. Rayworps
Certificate OF Stockholders
Territory of New Mexico
Ot. Brown
Arue
C. Haxzeltine
NOME
R. Hi. Hoffman
Will Hult
Sandoval County
U. S. Geological Survey
P. J. Savage
Don Severo Baca
Miss Durnin
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Jas. G. Fitch
Board of County Commissioners
W. E. Martin
Las Cruces
Conrado A. Baca
Board of Education
Harry F. Bowman
Bowman
Phoebe Howell
South California Street
Price Bros. & Co
Chas. Bruton
Hon. H. O. Bursum
Yunker
California Street
Jas. Stevens
Graphic
H. J. Hagerman
Roswell l
Nee
Messrs. C. Hazeltine
A. True
Chas
Eb, Dedike
J.C. Plemmons
Hillsboro
Elizabeth Hannah
J. M. Robinson
Grant Avenue
Law Crates
Artes
Am Hallows
Tapeoruhyey
Witte
Dane
Ft Haere
Sid
Amd
T. Sheke
Chivelad
B.C
Bathon Wotlor
Recorder of
Socoren County
Mook
Pawre
Asid
Mt Said
Cawers Point
Menie W
Prey Lounty
Tocor
Recorder
Socoree County
Hook
Berginning
Hervey Oe
United States Land Office
Law Cruces
A.D
Ures
Ballard
B. W. Evans
Clearwater
Kas
Ballard's Snow Liniment CO
Sold and Recommended & Socorro Drug and Supply CO
Socorro County Finance
County Warr
Territorial Pond City Fund
Treas
Nake
TOR
Iy Bi
New York
Chamberlain
the Palace
Manacan
E. L
Peorra
Hill & Fischer, Proprietors
East Side of Plaza
Henry G. May
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