New Mexico Bar Association Elects Officers
The nineteenth annual session of the New Mexico Bar Association convened at the Commercial club with elections of officers for the year and delegates to the American Bar Association. President W A Hawkins and six vice presidents representing districts were chosen, alongside Secretary-Treasurer Richard A Hanna and delegates A A Freeman L B Prince G A Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Bar Association
American Bar Association
W. A. Hawkins
Alamogordo
A. B. Renehan
Santa Fe
A. B. McMillen
Albuquerque
J. G. Fitch
Socorro
A. F.rogers
Las Vegas
W. ©. Reid
Roswell
B. B. Sidebottom
Richard A. Hanna
A. A. Freeman
Carlsbad
L. B. Prince
G. A. Richardson
Statehood Conference Adjourns Until Friday
The non partisan statehood conference met at the Casino at 10 o clock forming a informal organization with Judge A A Freeman of Carlsbad as chairman and A B McMillen as secretary. It adjourned to Friday morning at 10 o clock at the Commercial club to be called to order by Judge Freeman. Gov Stover and others supported the plan and Col W J Hopewell arrived with Llewellyn Powers who may address Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
New Mexico
Julius Stan
Albuquerque
C. H. Spencer
Santa Fe
Childers
L. Bradford Prince
W. C. Wrigley
Messrs. Staal
Spencer
R. H. Hanna
Messra
McMillen
Fergusson
B. M. Read
John P. Victory
A. A. Freeman
Carlsbad
Raton
L. Bartlett
Association
Lt. C. Ford
Las Vegas
Alvarado
Bar of
M. BE. Hickey
G. A. Richardson
W. H. H. Llewellyn
W. C. Wriggley
W. H. Greer
James G. Fitch
Ira A. Abbott
Voice of the People
Ralph E.twitchell
Casino
A. B. McMillen
Commercial Club
Freeman
Stover
A. ©. Aldrich
Lee
Adams
B.S. Rodey
Miss Jessie Ilfeld Elected Queen at Las Vegas Parade
Miss Jessie Ilfeld daughter of Mrs Herman Ilfeld and resident of Meadow City won the queen title by a margin of votes with Edna Gibson and Virginia Fineday following in the Las Vegas flower parade contest. A Las Vegas wire reported late votes and miscount concerns as results closed. Ilfeld is a Santa Fe born, Albuquerque backed entrant and niece of Bernard and Noa Ilfeld, arriving for the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Jeuseie Tifeld
Herman Tifeld
the Meadow City
Edna Gibson
Gibson
Weat Gold Avenue
Virginia
Way
Miss Iffeld
Albuquerque
Jessie Mield
Messrs
Bernard and
Noa [Lfeld
Santa Fe
Miss Ifeld
Old Landmarks Vanish as McDonald Castle Moves
The Outlook reports White Oak’s historic McDonald castle, last of the old landmarks, is being relocated to another part of town. Once home to Judge Le Compe of Kansas and W. C. McDonald, it decayed to a shelter for owls and rats before Armstrong and Grandpa Tarbell arranged its transfer for reuse of its materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oake
Sherif R. D. Armstrong
Grandpa Tarbell
Markets Report Central Wool and Western Livestock Prices
The St Louis wool market shows steady demand for territory and western mediums at 23 26 cents, fine medium 20 22 cents, and fine 18 20 cents. In Chicago cattle receipts total around 30,000 with steer and cow prices notable. lambs and sheep around 3.60 to 3.65 and higher for select runs. Kansas City reports cattle receipts about 11,000 with native steers 4 6 and southern cows 1.75 3.40, stockers 2.50 4.25, lambs 5.50 7.00, sheep 4 5, with prices generally firm to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Caicago
Kansas City
Arguments Closed In Sheriff Squabble
The court finished all counsels’ arguments this afternoon and took the case under advisement. W B Childers closed for Hubbell on a writ of mandamus to recall jury venires issued to Armijo and deliver them to Hubbell as de facto sheriff. Neil B Field for Armijo replied this noon. Decision expected tomorrow. Meanwhile the United States grand jury met and returned several indictments. warrants not yet served. The territorial grand jury is busy but expected light term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Childers
Hubbell
Armijo
Territorial Grand Jury
Reduced rates to the Grand Masonic bodies observed
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar of New Mexico schedules meetings in this city at the Asylum of Pilgrim Commandery on October 1 and says the Order of the Eastern Star begins on October 16, lasting three days. A fare of one fifth of the full price is offered for groups of fifty or more, with conditions, including certificate filing with Grand Secretary A A Keen on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar of
New Mexico
Asylum of Pilgrim Commandery
Order of the Eastern Star
Black
el Paso
Trinidad
A. A. Keen
McLean Se al Pirate Arrested at Last
Washington D C Sept 20 Captain Alexander McLean was arrested Monday at Victoria British Columbia by Canadian authorities at the request of the American consul under indictment for conspiracy in fitting out the schooner Carmencita in violation of the sealing laws The Carmencita had been refitted under the name Aculplo with a crew described as a chosen hand of robbers and cut throats as pirates since Captain Kidd days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Alexander McLean
Victoria
B.C
Department of Justice
State Department
Captain Kidd
Bryans To Begin World Tour From San Francisco
Lincoln Neb Sept 20 Mia and Mrs William J Bryan with their children William and Grace prepare to start a global journey sailing from San Francisco to Japan on Sept 26 with stops in Honolulu the Philippines Australia and New Zealand before reaching India in winter. They plan to spend next summer in major European cities and expect to be away at least a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Mia
William J. Bryan
William
Grace
San Francisco
Japan
Honolulu
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
India
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Gong
Deming Progress Highlighted by Headlight Publisher
George L. Shakespeare and sister Mrs Bush arrived in Deming this morning and visited the Thy Citizen office. Shakespeare, publisher and editor of the Deming Headlight, said Deming the Windmill City is forging ahead nicely with improvements long planned now actually being executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Shakespeare
Bush
Deming
Shea
Anniversary of the Massacre of Paoli Observed
West Chester Pa held a memorial in front of the Malvern monument marking the 128th anniversary of the Paoli Massacre. Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution led the event with music addresses and decoration of the 1877 granite shaft while recalling General Wayne’s retreat from Brandywine and British surprise by General Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Paoli
Sons and Daughters of the
Groun
Malvern Monument
Subordinate Lodges of Arcaum Timelines Injunction
New York based executive committee of the Royal Arcanum subordinate lodges plans to seek an injunction to block a recent penal ordinance set to take effect October 15. The move will be filed in Massachusetts federal court. Dr. William Sparks of Pesostown is in the city for a fair business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cope Eva Meenex
Royal Arcanum
United States Court of Massachusets
William Sparks
Pesostown
New Hotel and Rooming House Opens in City
Open September 11 at 821 South Third Street. Special rate to regular boarders. Mrs. R Green proprietor. General repair shop opened on South Third Street behind Walton's drug store and seeks the city trade. L H Shormaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Third Street
R. Green
Walton
L. H. Shormaker
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BAR Association
Next Meeting
National Association
Judge Freeman
Jessie Ilfeld
Jessiq Ilyeld
Grand Jury
Grand Masonic
Bryans
Arcaum API Injunction
Berber Optical CO
Gold Ave
Ember
Board of Opromater
O. F.C
Bond
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agente
Albuquerque, N. M
Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
Lynn
Haven Bay
Blue Point
First Street
Silver Avenue
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
Elmo
Albert Faber
Peninsular Range
McBrain Furniture CO
Atlantic
Jan Joe Wh
West Railroad Ave
Vier
Southwestern Electric
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
SOUTH
Gallup
Greem Mim
Eureka
Hahn's
Cole
DO Dod Odoc
Alvarado Pharmacy
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
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