New Mexico Featured in Texas Magazine April Issue
The Texas Magazine in Houston will dedicate its April number to New Mexico. Noted residents will contribute articles on fitness for statehood by Governor William J. Mills, agricultural resources by H B Hening, Romantic New Mexico history by Col Ralph E Twitchell, and more. Henry S Evans and B J Waller also contribute pieces. Alamogordo and Otero county receive special attention.
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The
Texas Magazine
Houston
Texas
New Mexico
Southwest
William J. Mills
Mills
H. B. Hening
Hening
New Mexico Bureau of Immigration
Ralph E. Twitchell
Twitchell
Waller
Alamogordo
Otero County
Henry 8. Evans
Alamo
Alamogordo Otero County Canvass Summary March 1910
Otero County New Mexico Board of Commissioners meets in Alamogordo to canvass February 28 1910 village election results for mayor trustees and clerk. It notes a quorum issue and records votes for Byron Sherry N H Herbert Scipio J J Hill F J Bush Henry Evans H W Park W E Carmack Kerr Chas E Thomas and J Q Grant. The Citizens National Bank bond and renewal with United States Fidelity and Guaranty also referenced.
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Board of County Commissioners
Otero
New Mexico
Alamogordo
N. M
J. R. Gripert
Joan M. Bowman
Board of
Otera
Territory
J. R. Gilbert
J. J. Sanders
T. A. Haxby
John M. Bowman
Byron Sherry
N. H. Herbert
Scipio
J. J. Hill
J. R. DeMier
F. J. Bush
W.ick Stalcup
Henry Evans
H. W. Park
W. E. Carmack
Kerr
Chas. E. Thomas
J. Q.grant
Citizens’ National Bank of
Otero County
Territory of
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Butcher
A. A. Patty
J. Y. Latham
Benj. M. Hampton
E. E. Cadwallader
New Mexico Institute wins national blind schools athletic trophy
At Alamogordo February 22 the New Mexico Institute for the Blind hosted an annual athletic meet under the National Association of Schools for the Blind. Vincero Gashtea, 11, and Frank Chaves, 19, starred among seven top scorers as New Mexico claimed first with 17 points, New York second, and Massachusetts third.
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New Mexico Institute For the Blind
Alamorado
Pratt
Cox
National Athletic Association of Schools For
National Association
Institutes
United States
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
New Mexico Institute
New York
Massachusetts
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Vincero Gashtea
Gashtea
Frank Chaves
Alamogordo
New Mexico Athletic Team
Manuel Archuletta
Francisco Gonzales
Dewey Gwin
Juan Mestas
Luciano Merino
Manuel Chaves
Louis Montoya
Eeusdvacin
Jacob Chaves
Alamogordo Board of Trustees Opens Historic First Meeting
The Alamogordo board of trustees met at the Alamo Business Men's Hall with Judge Byron Sherry presiding. They reviewed incorporation steps, named officers, adopted order of business, and appointed W. E. Warren town treasurer amid hopeful, harmonious proceedings.
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Board of Trustees
Alamo Business Men’s Vial
Byron Sherry
Alamogordo
W. E. Warren
M. Darbyshire
E. D. McKinley
J. F. Whittington
Sam Nimmo
F. L. Perry
Oliver Lees Trial Ends in Favor of Defendant
United States Commissioner Sidney M. Parker presided over the case against Oliver M. Lee in Alamogordo. The trial focused on whether he should be sent to St Joseph to face an indictment for conspiracy related to desert land entries. The court ruled for Mr Lee, blocking removal to Missouri. Citizens in Alamogordo and Otero County welcomed the decision.
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United States
Sidney M. Parker
Oliver M. Lee
St. Joseph
Alamogordo
D. J. Leahy
United States District Attorney
A. M. Jackley
Theo. V. Espe
General Land Office
Santa Fe
A. L. Davenny
Geo. T. Kimple
Albert B. Fall
el Paso
H. M. Dougherty
Socorro
Lee
Missouri
Otero County
Refund on School Bonds Cut Interest Rate for District
The board of school directors and agent J. M. Hawkins arrange to refund the ten thousand dollar issue from ten years ago. Investors will redeem the old six percent bonds and take new five percent bonds, saving one percent over twenty years. These investors also bought the prior fourteen thousand dollar issue. Most nearby districts pay six percent on their bonds.
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J. M. Hawkins
Ely Martin Returns From El Paso to Live on Claim
Ely Martin came back Saturday afternoon from El Paso to live on his claim near town. He has worked for The Morning Times as reporter for four months and was rapidly improving. His required ability, energy, and ambition position him for continued progress.
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Ely Martin
el Paso
The
Morning Times
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