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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
5
Public Land Office in Santa Fe announces varied tracts offered for sale under state lands laws. Sale terms require cash or certified funds with a portion due as a down payment, and future installments with interest. Provisions cover reservations, payments, and possible rejections, with dates set for publication and sale notices.
State of New Mexico publication notice for gas lease on public lands in De Baca County. Identifies sections and ranges, requests expressions of interest, and outlines administration by the Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands with legal descriptors and filing details.
A Tuesday crash near Salado Gap east of Capitan left seven injured after a car carrying J Hearn and family collided with a horse and toppled into the gulch. The horse was killed, the car wrecked, and Dr. Neal suffered minor injuries en route to the hospital.
The Fred Bone Construction Company of Amarillo Texas has won the contract to build a brick and tile modern school at Narava Visa. It will have six classrooms an auditorium and a basement at a cost of 39922 dollars. The old schoolhouse has been sold to the firm and construction should finish by August 10.
State of New Mexico announces publication of an oil and gas lease offering for public lands in Quay County. The notice details bidding procedures, minimum bids, deposit requirements, and the process for sale under Public Lands Lands Office rules, with dates and agencies involved.
Fort Wingate foreman Lowitzki leads a six mile west Gallup road grading project linking to Arizona highway funds. Gibson-Fan Lumber reports multiple building orders for Kirk Bros Hood8 Lowe Caminolo and North side structures with tile from Gallup brick works. John Nowak wins North side building contract. Foley oversees yards. H W Yersin loan association involvement. Mr Clark arranges first completed project.
Mora records a heavy snow last Sunday night with about five inches, followed by slow melt and soaking rain. The moisture plus late January inflow improves chances for a nominal wheat crop. the town awaits further growth. A $1,000 stew project is valued. Roy’s age home and new engine spur village improvements, with local works advancing in Roy Spanich’s note in the American.
Jed M. Bradford finalized a major deal on Saturday by acquiring the W. H. Arp interest in the Brooks and Arp firm and obtaining J. S. Brooks’ remaining stake to form a complete half ownership.
The Brooks and Bradford partnership forms around a major ranch in this section, with patented land, three watering holes, school leases, and public domain sections. Included are 1250 cattle and 40 horses, with Bradford contributing a building on New York avenue Alamo Gordo Cloudcroft TAOS. The Buffalo New Mexico Mining Co at Red River reports a ore strike assaying 50 to 70 dollars per ton found while driving a tunnel 600 feet from the mouth.
In San Juan crews move supplies from the Abe amaned Williams well to Mesa Ver te No. 1 and anticipate transmissions starting tomorrow. Citizens raised over $100 for electric lights and camp grounds, while builders update homes and a new hospital plan proceeds. the Methodist church nears completion as Farmington hums with activity.
The Estancia Valley received a heavy wet snow Sunday night keeping ground moist for weeks. Reports from various areas note four inch depths near Estancia and heavier accumulations toward Mountainair, Sierra Grande, and Kinwit with significant regional moisture ahead of spring farming. Local efforts include a carload bean drive for Austrian starving children and a planned modern residence in Williams.
The Columbia Hatchery in Denver advertises 18 varieties of Rohy Chickens with weekly shipments to Kansas and prices by parcel. The note mentions a new home in Larimer and a staff change as a form of a large ranch. It also notes YMCA camp site acquisition for boys, with the camp becoming permanent property for year round use and weekend outings supervised by the association secretary.
Sierra JH Cunningham of the Pitchfork ranch sent Mottay from El Paso and shipped twenty Hereford bulls. Six animals head to Charles Anderson. Last Wednesday a delegation of about twenty representatives from Grant and Sierra counties met Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce to promote a combined action on the Elephant Butte Roosevelt Dam corridor via Hillsboro Grand Central cut-off toward Silver City. The meeting produced a strong impression and signals active progress ahead.
Socorro county regular March term of district court opened Monday with Judge Hentt Cheening and officials present. Several civil cases heard, business light, grand jury met and remained in session into Saturday. Local rumor mentions a Washington DC secretary and possible political moves. An evening shower covered nearby mountains with snow, improving gardens in the Cheftan area.
State of New Mexico Probate Court Santa Fe announces James B Read appointed executor of Carl Stephan deceased by order January 4 1921 Letters testamentary issued. All claims must be presented to Renehan Gilbert Rooms 7-12 Capital City Building Santa Fe NM within the legal period. Dated February 24 James Read Executor.
The State of New Mexico issues a summons by publication in Santa Fe County against Onofre Apertaca in a divorce action brought by Vendel Tafoya de Apodaca. The defendant must respond by April 20, 1921, or a default judgment may be entered. Signed by Clerk Alfreda Lucero on March 7, 1921.
Notice that the State of New Mexico will retire certain bonds on May 1 1921 with 25,000 dollars cap itol rebuilding bonds dated May 1 1899 due 1929 and optional in 1919. Bids for building projects are invited with plans at the Santa Fe office. bids due April 25 1921 and opened April 10 1921.
A dated notice from March 10 1921 concerns veterans and a county matter with approvals noted and a stated publication in March 1921. The document references the First National Bank of Santa Fe New Mexico and appears to be a legal or public notice with dates in March and April 1921. Names such as Walter Ht Adolf and LB tari are mentioned among the text.
The sadler signed governs as administrator of the estate of Mandel Con Fanté, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the time prescribed by law to the undersigned and file with the Clerk of the Probate Court of the county. Dated this day in 1921.
In Santa Fe County New Mexico Probate Court notices final settlement for the estate of Mes L A Harvey. Jarry Harvey administrator seeks discharge and closing of the estate bond. Objections must be filed by 11 AM May 2 1921 in the probate court before Judge A Romero. First published March 1 292? to April 1 1925.
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