Hearing Over Grandfather Rights in Los Alamos Teleco Row
A long hearing by the State Corporation Commission ends with questions over Grandfather rights for a major certification to operate in Los Alamos. Los Alamos Telephone Co subsidiary of Milwaukee interest seeks to lease and control equipment, prompting debate on area ownership. Discussed also is a proposed highway from Carlsbad to Las Cruces and regional traffic impacts plus reapportionment notes from the Legislative Council.
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Main States Telephone Co
Los Alamos
Mountain States
Arese
Los Alams
Counnties
el Paso
Tequest
Carlsbad
Las Cruces
Deming
Burg
Southern Pacific seeks local aid to acquire Rock Island
Representatives of Southern Pacific plan meetings with the City Council and Chamber of Commerce on December 13 to secure resolutions backing their effort to acquire part of the Rock Island system. The merger with Union Pacific already entails selling southern Rock Island segments, but Santa Fe also seeks control, risking reduced routes into Chicago and fewer trains through Lordsburg.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Rock Island System
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Tucumcar
New Mexico
Kansas City
Memphis
Galveston
Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Tucumeari
Midwest
S. P
St. Louis
West Coast
Tucumcari
Chicago
Lordsburg
Don A. Flint Resigns as Hidalgo County Commissioner
Don A. Flint informed the Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners of his intention to resign effective January 1, 1966. He was appointed in 1963 to fill a vacancy, elected to a full term last year, and his seat will be filled by the governor's appointment. Separately, bids were opened for a trailer to transport the loader. Myers Co. of Albuquerque bid $1,294 but was rejected for insufficiency, while Black's Inc. of Las Cruces bid $1,300 as the next-lowest bid.
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Don Flint
Animas
Board of Commissioners
Jack Campbell
Flint
Dick Hamilton
Black’s, Inc
Las Cruces
Myers Co
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce Christmas Decorating Contest Returns
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors a holiday decorating contest with prizes and ribbons for the top three residential entries and top three business entries. Citizens are urged to decorate boldly as judging by visiting out of town guests will occur on December 16.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Attorney Of This Area Dies At 73
Joseph W. Hodges, 73, veteran attorney and former district attorney and state senator, died of an apparent heart attack at Hillcrest Hospital Silver City. A Tennessee native who moved to New Mexico in 1907, he practiced law in Silver City since 1915 after graduating from Washington and Lee. He is survived by his widow Eva, daughter Eva Hodges Watt of Denver, sons Joseph Hodges Jr of Oxnard and Norman Hodges of Silver City, and five grandchildren. Burial followed at Memory Lane Cemetery after services at Curtis Mortuary.
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Joseph W. Hodges
Silver City
Hillcrest Hospital
Senate
Norman Hodges
Hodges
New Mexico
Tennessee
New Mexico Normal School
New Mexico Western University
Washington and Lee University Law School
Eva Hodges
Eva Hodges Watt
Denver
Joseph Hodges, Jr
Oxnard
Calif
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American and
The
Elks Lodge
Curtis Mortuary
Memory Lane
Lordsburg 4 H Club Reorganizing
The Lordsburg 4 H Club is reorganizing as a beginning group forms this year. Girls ten years and over may enroll, but volunteer leaders are scarce so joiners may be limited. Contact Mrs Eva Thomas in the Extension Service Office at 542 9291.
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Lordsburg
Eva Thomas
New Mexico Opens 1966 Vehicle Registrations by Mail
The New Mexico State Motor Vehicle Department announces 1966 registrations available by mail at no extra charge. Applications were mailed by Commissioner Benny E. Sanchez. mail orders accepted until February 15, 1965, with tags mailed starting December 15. In-person deadlines are March 2 for plates and stickers.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Benny E. Sanchez
Sanchez
MVD
New Mexico
State Data Processing Division
Eva Thomas Elected NM Home Demonstration Agent President
Mrs Eva Thomas Hidalgo County home demonstration agent was elected president of the New Mexico Home Demonstration Agents Assn at the annual conference of New Mexico State University s Cooperative Extension Service at University Park. Officers elected included Mrs Lea Teague Tucumcari vice president Mrs Geraldine Saunders Clovis secretary and Mrs Grace C Carrell Zuni treasurer. The gathering featured talks on office equipment use a progress report on Apollo and a panel on Extension s economic opportunity program with sessions on cotton youth programs and newsmen panels.
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Eva Thomas
Hidalgo County
New Mexico Home Demonstration Agents Assn
New Mexico State University
Cooperative Extension Service
University Park
Lea Teague
Tucumcari
Geraldine Saunders
Clovis
Grace C. Carrell
Zuni
Christmas Tree Permits Available At CofC Today
Gila National Forest offers personal cutting permits at the Lordsburg Chamber office Friday December 10 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Each Pinon tree costs $1. Cutting areas include Snow Creek and Signal Peak roads near Silver City and Burro Mountains near Lordsburg. Trees must be cut at least 300 feet from Highway 60 to protect scenic views.
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Gila National Forest
Lordsburg
Burro Mountains
Lordsburg High Band Concert This December
The Lordsburg High School band presents a concert in the high school gymnasium on Monday December 13 at 730 p.m. under Bandmaster Gene Rogers direction. Admission is free.
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Lordsburg High School
Gene Rogers
Hidalgo Rifle and Pistol Club Turkey Shoot Planned
The Hidalgo Rifle and Pistol Club will sponsor a turkey shoot Sunday December 19 at the range near the city dump. Entrants pay one dollar to enter and winners are chosen by luck and skill. Club members will shoot after 3 p.m.
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Hidalgo Rifle and Pistol Club
Mavericks land on All-State and All-District teams
Orlando Estrada earned All-State Class B second team on offense and defense for the Mavericks. Also named were Chad Richardson and Jerry Valdez on defense honorable mention, with Richardson, Valdez, and Ernie Renteria earning offense honorable mentions. District 3B coaches tabbed All-District selections at Las Cruces, noting Lordsburg and Mavericks players on both sides and predicting returns next year.
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Orlando Estrada
Associated Press
Mavericks
Chad Richardson
Jerry Valdez
Richardson
Valdez
Ernie Renteria
Las Cruces
Lordsburg
Joe White
Bob Ruiz
Joe Estrada
Jerry Valcez
Tony Alvarez
Joe Tarango
Renteria
Estrada
Bobby Fagardo
Danny Saucedo
Tarango
Leandro Castillo
Alvarez
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Service
The Lordsburg Elks Lodge held their regular annual memorial service last Sunday at the lodge hall. They honored departed brother Elks and thanked the organization for remembering members who have passed away since its founding.
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Lordsburg Elks Lodge
The
Elks
Brother Elks
Lordsburg Lions Host Zone Meeting With Chorus
Lordsburg Lions will host an evening zone meeting on Tuesday December 14 at El Charro after the regular 7 p.m. session. High school choir will entertain the presidents and secretaries of local clubs following the main meeting.
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Legislative Council
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Don A. Flint
C of C
Lordsburg 4-H Club
N.M. Home Demonstration Agents Assn
Cofc
Lordsburg Lions