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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1950
Page
10
Notice filed with the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico for AT WOOD COPPER MINES INC. Authorized 10 000 shares at 1 each with 1 000 issued. Officers include C H McIntosh A McIntosh and H Vearle Payne all of Lordsburg. Principal office same city. Public notice of charter and agent for service.
Fred Morrison of Tucson and two locals survey Portal for Columbus New Mexico cooperative power lines. Visitors and residents discuss travel, illness, and gatherings in Cave Creek and Douglas. Attendees include Melvin Thompson and several families as church groups meet and vacation plans unfold.
A zoological scientist reports bats do not carry lice and are harmless with bites that barely break the skin. The finding highlights the creatures as low risk to humans.
Notice filed by the New Mexico State Corporation Commission shows Atwood Copper Mines Inc amending Article Fourth to raise authorized stock from 10 000 to 300 000 shares par value 1.00. Principal office Lordsburg New Mexico agent C H McIntosh served process. Filed May 26 1950. Cor Rec 27372 Vol 6 Page 171. Moose population note mentions 19 000 in U S up from 12 000 in 1914.
S. P. timetable lists West Bound trains No. 43 arriving 11 09 and leaving 11 10 a m No. 39 arriving 5 39 leaving 5 35 a m East Bound shows No. 40 arriving 32 15 and leaving 3 25 a m No. 6 arriving 4 15 and leaving 4 25 p m
A Navajo school is established at the former Bushner hospital in Brig ham Utah signaling a shift to local education services on military property. Local officials expect improved access for Navajo students and community programs to follow.
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