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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
2
The National Association of Manufacturers outlines core aims for atomic energy law. Emphasis on defense security, civilian use, government controls, licensing, and patentable inventions within national defense norms.
The Senate will consider a one year extension of the Presidents authority to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements next Monday. House passage on June 11 was 281 to 53 with 76 percent of Republicans and 92 percent of Democrats voting yes.
State Engineer of New Mexico receives R H Warnell of Animas Hidalgo County for a permit to appropriate 2400 acre feet per year from the Animas Groundwater Basin by drilling a 12 inch diameter well 300 feet deep to irrigate 800 acres in sections 11 14 Town 26 S Range 20 W NM P M. Total appropriation limited to 3 acre feet per acre per year. Public notice given June 4 1954.
The notice invites objections to an underground water rights application. Protests must include reasons, affidavits, and proof of service, filed with the State Engineer within ten days after the last publication. If unprotested, the application will be considered around July 5, 1954. John K R Erickson is State Engineer. First publication June 11, 1954. Last publication June 25, 1954.
Tom Woods purchases a house and three lots in Benson with questions of speculation. Hart Brothers Burro Mountain ranch endures a heavy flood that tests pipe lines. Dan McKenzie wakes to ward off a skunk near his Pyramid home, while Thomas A. Woods serves as a express rider between Silver City and Ralston. The Hart Brothers ranch changes hands to Dick Cureton and Emma M Mug.
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