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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
5
The Mesilla Valley Swine Grower Association shipped a carload of feeder hogs from Mesilla Park with George Clark handling the move. Prices reached the highest level in Mesilla Valley history as the herd was inoculated for cholera and sent to feeders in Kansas City. A follow-up three-car shipment is planned.
Carlsbad Argus reports Pecos floodwaters cover more than twenty five miles near Orla and Arno, forcing suspension of rail service south with limited ticketing, while the Goble utility board shows resilience by switching to an auxiliary oil powered plant during high water. Cargo shipments of cement plaster from Globe Plaster and Mining resume after war related curtailments. Bakeries and residents prepare, with multiple local property developments and new business spaces underway in Carlsbad Artesia and surrounding areas.
State Boys and Girls Club Leader and County Agent will visit county schools to organize clubs and oversee projects. Grant County aims to intensify club work this year with follow up through summer to ensure completion. Bailey Appeal For New Trial A Bailey murder conviction racks up a possible appeal to district court this week, then potentially to the supreme court if denied. Attorneys White Fielder and Scott represent Bailey.
Lea J. Muncy sells corn at 2.00 and maize at 40 to 50 dollars per ton. Lovington Leader notes oil and gas quests by the Lovington Oil & Development company, with leases growing daily. Stiles and Douthitt arrested for alleged failure to hold for inspection beef hides, while Tom James buys a dro s store in Levington. Cool rains improve plains country soil. stockmen and farmers upbeat about crop prospects.
Luna Valley Oil reports cemented casing and ten day wait before resuming drilling. Confidence rises with large stock orders pouring from Paso, Douglas, Bisbee, Deming and small southwest towns. A. E. Rummel of Osborne wires in 5000 stock, largest single order yet. Lordsburg lumber shed torn free. El Paso lumber firm to build 30000 stock barn. New First National Bank formed in Columbus with 25000 capital led by local and El Paso citizens. S. S. Kirkpatrick seeks water 18 miles east on his Lordsburg homestead.
State land office announces a public sale of described tracts in Socorro County Santa Fe will auction to the highest bidder on a Tuesday in May 1915 at the county courthouse. Terms require a cash down payment and staged installments with interest and advertising costs. possession by October 1, 1915, after contract execution. Also small ad seeks 480 acre stock farm near Portales via Clovis address.
The Santa Rosa Voice reports rainfall that pleases farmers, promising a Ninety day crop if planted early. Stock losses were severe where ranchers lacked feed, and adobe homes suffered extensive damage as walls melted in the rain.
The Carrizozo News reports S. Ho and family moving to Lincoln County, Dr. R. T. Liens selling residence and office building to Frank R. Miller, the county assessor. Part of the hospital space within the building is expected to be converted into apartments.
The State of New Mexico State Record, published weekly in Santa Fe, provides an ownership and management statement dated August 1, 1909. It lists owners and stakes, including Frank Staplin as managing editor, with a notary certification and signature details from Santa Fe.
Official notice from the New Mexico State Land Office announcing a public auction of oil and gas mining leases in Jacalupes County Santa Rosa. The sale, held under federal and state law, will occur Friday June 20th and lists lands described by sections and lot numbers with payment deferrals.
Public notice by the Commissioner of Public Lands for a land sale in Quay County New Mexico under the State Land Office rules. Sale to the highest bidder at 2 PM on June 2, 101%, with terms requiring cash or certified funds and a contract within 30 days, describing parcel L-12 All of SE 16, etc, and outlining payment, forfeiture, and title provisions.
The document outlines payment terms for land sale bids. A bidder pays one-fifth cash at sale, four percent interest in advance for the balance, and four equal annual installments with four percent annual interest. The contract must be executed within set days, with penalties including forfeiture to the State if not completed. Fees cover advertising, appraisement, and incidental costs.
State Land Office announces sale of described land tracts in Sandoval County New Mexico with bidding rules. Sale requires minimum bid of eighty dollars per acre and payment terms including down payment, interest, and contract conditions. potential delays and reservations noted. sale date in February.
State Land Office of New Mexico publishes a public notice of an oil and gas lease sale under an act of Congress. The event will occur at Mont Monnay in Vegua County, San Alicuch, San Miguel County, with lands described in the notice.
Public land sale notice from the State of New Mexico describes sealed bids for certain acres owned by the commissioner of public lands. Bids must include payment of the year's rent and advertising costs, with a bond to secure performance, as per the contract of sale. The notice is dated March and published in April, with final publication scheduled.
Notice announces a public sale of oil and gas lands in De Baca Colfax Counties New Mexico. Auction scheduled at Fort Sumner and Roswell area court houses with bids due at 10 oclock A M on June 2. Bidders must cover rental deposits advertising costs and licenses. describes tracts including Sections 13 1 3 9 10 with total acreage about 6061 44 acres and various construction and project details for federal aid works.
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