Public Land Sale Notice in Las Cruces New Mexico
Department of the Interior assigns public sale of land to Edd Dillon Anima N Mex. Serial 044191 at 11 a m on the 6th day of January next. Lands Lot 1 SYNE NEM SE 4 Sec 5 NYNEY NEY NW Sec 8 T 31S R2W NM P.M. offer minimum at $2.25 per acre. sale closes when bidding ceases. File adverse claims before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
General Land Office
R. S
Edd Dillon
Nyney Ney
Notice of Homestead Proof for Williams Fort Bayard Claim
Notice is given that Charles A. Williams of Fort Bayard New Mexico ward 4 filed intent to prove up homestead entries 044553 and 044971 in sections 14 2 17 township 26 range 4 west at Lordsburg New Mexico before Willard E Holt US Commissioner. Witnesses include Otis Griffith Albert Johnson S H Strange and R H Wamel of Animas New Mexico. First publication December 16 last January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexic
Charles A. Williams
Fort Bayard
Mex
Ward 4
R. A
Nwsw
Township
N. M. P. Meridian
Willard E. Holt
U. 8S
Lordsburg
N. M
Imant
Otis Griffith
Albert Johnson
S. H. Strange
R. H. Wamel
Animas
B. May
State of New Mexico files indemnity land selection notice
United States General Land Office in Las Cruces New Mexico records the State of New Mexico filing Indemnity School Land 5 section list No 9714 serial 0471.49 covering all of Section 27 T 24 5 R 19 inviting protests or objections to the land approval with a public notice dated December 2 and last published December 9 1932 by V B May registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department OF the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Navy
New Mexico
Notice of homestead land claim in Hachita New Mexico
Department of the Interior notices L McKinney of Hachita filed a notice of intention to make three year homestead claim on land described as EXNW and other fractions in section 14 township 4S range 18N NM Meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner Thomas Duvet in Hallia on January 13 1933 with witnesses Weldon Lynch Frye Red Bass Bert Rhodes. Published December 2 and December 30 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Navy Brth
McKinney
Hachita
New Mexio
Gray Ranch
Township
Range
N. M. P. Meridian
Thomas
Uvelt
U. S
Halla
New Mex
Weldon Lynch
Oe Frye
Red Bass
N. M
Bert Rhodes
Cloverdale
Notice of land claim filing SePanecent at Animas New Mexico
Garnett W Gibson of Animas New Mexico filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to homestead land described as lot 34 township 30 south range 21 north meridian. The hearing before Commissioner A W Eades at Animas on January 13 1953 will hear witnesses C F Sanford Holmes Maddox J M Culp and Alford Yarbrough all of Animas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior S. Land Office
Oa Cruces
New Mexico
Garnett W. Gibson
Animas, N. M
Mestead
N. M. P. Meridian
A. W. Eades
Animas
N. M
C. F. Sanford
Holmes Maddox
J. M. Culp
Alford Yarbrough
Notice for Publication Isolated Tracts Department of the Interior Las Cruces NM
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of land in New Mexico for George A. Godfrey Animas serial 043659. The sale is at 11:00 A M on January 6 1933 at the office, minimum bid 1 50 per acre, tract SW1 2 NE 2 NE 1 2 Sec 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Land Sales Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Commissioner
The
General Land Office
R. S
George A. Godfrey
Animas
N. Mex
Nation land sale notice for NEMSE tract in mountains
The tract in NEMSE section 6 township 31 south range 18 west New Mexico prime land is offered for sale due to rough terrain. Bidding ends at designated hour and highest bidder must pay immediately to the Receiver. Adverse claims must be filed by the sale time. W B May, first publication December and last publication December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemse
W. B. May
Dee
Notice for Publication and Lordsburg Village Proceedings 1952
Isolated tract notice from Las Cruces NM dated Nov 12 1932 for Thelma G Godfrey serial 043660 seeks $1.50 per acre for land in Sec 6 T31S R18W NM FP. Also includes Lordsburg village monthly trustees meeting Dec 1952 minutes with mayor Harry Rosenstein and clerk Jesse Smith, salaries, library funds, street and water expenses, and Ordinance 79 amending occupation tax rules for numerous businesses and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Lordsburg
Harry Rosenstein
S. J. Heather
E. J. Short
K Conner
Roy Evans
Police Dept
Onahwiehe Enekl
Lordsburg Library
Lordsburg Ordinance Sets Occupation Tax Schedule
An 1932 Lordsburg ordinance amends the Municipal Occupation and License Tax. It imposes licenses of 25 dollars per year on junk dealers private detectives pawn brokers taxis and picture shows. It lists weekly daily and annual rates for itinerant doctors dentists masseurs peddlers hairdressers baths circuses theaters exhibitions concerts dance halls wrestling carnivals fortune tellers clairvoyants palmists trucks job wagons and hire vehicles. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and is dated December 22 1932 signed by Mayor Er M Fisher with the clerk seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
New Mexico
N. M
Harry Rosenstein
Public Notice for Freight Service Certificate
M E Fowler of Lordsburg New Mexico has applied to the State Corporation Commission for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate freight and express service between Anthony New Mexico and Lordsburg via Las Cruces and Deming. A hearing is set for Sunday January 1934 at 2 p m in the Commission offices to consider the application. All interested persons may show cause why the certificate should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Fowler
Lordsburg
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission of
Anthony
Las Cruces
Deming
Corporation Commission
State Corporation Commission
Motor Transportatio Department
Hugh H Williams
Senator Bratton Pushes Suspension of Mining Labor Over Claims
The Joint Resolution introduced by Senator Bratton seeks to suspend annual assessment work on all mining claims in the United States and Alaska for the year from July 1, 1932, to July 1, 1933, waiving the requirement under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes that at least 100 dollars of labor or improvements be performed each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratton
United States
Alaska
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Juy
Out of a Job A Tramp Describes Hard Times and Hope
The poem traces a man cast from work and home due to a national panic. He recalls a faithful wife and baby, the sorrow of eviction, and the harsh judgment of others while seeking odd jobs. He questions religious hypocrisy and notes the disparity between wealth and need, ending with a call for compassion.
New Mexico Feeder Calves Win At Show
New Mexico feeder calves excel at the Golden Jubilee Hereford Show linked to the American Royal in Kansas City from November 12 to 19. Entries include 2 year olds and yearlings from Tod & Foster of Earlham Iowa and Crosell Cattle Co with animals bred in Glenrio New Mexico and other listed sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
New Mexico
Decker
Maitland
A. D
Joe Hoover
Kansas City
T. O. Ranch Co
Raton
W. J. Tod & Son
Maple Hill
Kas
Crossell Catle Co
Folsom
New Mex
New Mexco
McAuiie
Raeton
Crossell Cattle Co
Folson
New Mexico State
Tod & Foster
Earham
Iowa
Earlham
Harry Stillman
McCook
Neb
F. F. Norton
Glenrio
Gordon Decker
Roosevelt appoints three ex-newsmen to White House staff
President elect Roosevelt selects Louis M. Howe Stephen T. Barty and Marvin M. McIntyre as his secretaries. Howe has served with Governor Roosevelt and Albany politics and will live at the White House. Barty is descended from Jubal Early and covered the Navy beat for the AP. McIntyre led Navy press relations and has served as Roosevelt’s press representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Louis M. Howe
Stephen T. Barty
Marvin M. McIntyre
Howe
Recnavett
Albany
Farly
Jubal Early
Navy Department
Associated Press
Wilson
McIntyre
Washington Times
Navy
A Duty And A Privilege
In a Pacific Coast town fire ratings drop and insurance costs rise due to inadequate protection. A capable fire department saves money, protects investments, preserves lives, and lowers rates. Citizens must support standard apparatus, trained personnel, and adequate facilities to meet fires effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Chamber of Commerce Holiday Greeting to Lordsburg
A Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce message to members extends warm Christmas wishes and hopes for happiness and progress in 1933. Signed by Saunders, president, and H. Simons, executive vice president and general manager, with reference to Colonel Willard E Holt as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comm
el Paso
Tei
Willard E. Holt
Chamber of Commerce
Lordeburg
Lordsburg Chamber of C
Also Mentioned on This Page
V. B. May
V. B
MAY
Interiors Land Office
KR. S
Thelma G. Godfrey
Water Department Fund
Jesse T Smith
Er. M. Fisher
Senator Brattton
Ho Fe
Aame
Marshall McDonald Owens
Girl Scouts Aid Santa
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts
Saunders
Sident
H. Simons
Exec
V. P
Gen
Mgr
Eil Gil
Tate
Toa
Fowler Truck Line
R. M. Reynolds
the Railroad Club
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