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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
3
A reflective column notes shifting weather and local realities in Animas. It touches on coal supplies, cattle in the valley, the economy, and political talk including Roosevelt and Democrats. It mentions visitors Dennis Rutland and Frank Scott of Deming stopping by on a Saturday.
After the game a series of pony races is planned at the track near the pumping plant. First race features Footman and pony in a short dash, followed by a 300 yard dash with Shoe string and Big Boy. The program lists Gray Sis and Dimples in the one-eighth mile race with another race added if a horse arrives.
Legal notices in Las Cruces NM dated August 25 1933 include Hiram W Austin of Hachita NM filing to prove land claim on sections in township 13 south range 18 west and witnesses listed from Cloverdate and Hachita. Also proposed constitutional amendment to repeal Article XXIII intoxicating liquors and set September 19 1933 special election with details on election timing and related Senate Joint Resolution No. 7.
A lengthy scanned disclosure outlines several proposed amendments to the New Mexico Constitution. Proposals cover school district borrowing limits tied to real estate, debt caps at six percent of assessed value, and tax rate ceilings for state revenue. Also included are amendments to article VI on judicial structure and district organization, detailing powers and district boundaries.
A constitutional resolution outlines district court authority including writs, naturalization, and appellate reach. It abolishes probate courts, realigns twelve judicial districts with specified with Santa Fe to Sierra counties, and sets de novo appeals from Justices of the Peace. Effective January 1, 1937 following election approval.
Department of the Interior notices James A Thompson Jr of Red Rock New Mexico filed intent to prove up homestead entries numbers 036196 and 034522 for multiple lots in sections 12 and 13 township 17S range 20W N M P Meridian with a September 16 1933 date before U S Commissioner Willard J Holt at Lordsburg New Mexico A V Broun Jessie E Tompson John Matthews Lyndall Croom all of Red Rock and Lordsburg named as witnesses W B May Register Ist Pub Aug 11 Last Pub Sept 6
William Dee Gibson of Annas New Mexico filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on a parcel in Section 27 Township 23 S Range 21 W N M P Meridian. The claim will be examined by A A Commissioner Thomas F Blauvelt at Hachita on September 16 1933.
Public notice from V. El May Register regarding ntet and publications on last pub August and September. Names Fred Sanford A P Levett J Wy Gibson appear as afi of Animas New Mexico.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico announces George QC McMullen of Duncan Arizona filed for three year proof to establish his homestead on a parcel in Township 16 S Range 21 W N M P M before U S Commissioner Willard B Platt at Lordsburg New Mexico on September 18 195. Witnesses named J W Scott F E J McCarty Arch Fulcher Lewis Dean all of Duncan Arizona. First published August 1 1933.
State of New Mexico Hidalgo County cites all interested parties to Probate Court in Lordsburg to probate the last will and testament of Mitchell G. McDonald deceased. The hearing is set for September 7, 1935 at 10:00 A.M. before Judge B C Payne. Claude Fe Wood County Clerk. Published August 1 and September 1, 1933.
United States Land Office in Las Cruces New Mexico announces that on June 2 1955 Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co filed an application under the 1931 act to select lands in multiple sections in ranges 9 W 8 W and 18 W across New Mexico. Protests contests or objections must be filed at the Las Cruces Land Office by September 1 following publication.
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