Bursum seeks ten million for New Mexico roads
Washington April 28 Senator Bursum today introduced a bill granting New Mexico all even numbered sections in townships where the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is owed the odd numbered sections The grant covers about three million acres in San Juan Sandoval McKinley Bernalillo Valencia and Socorro counties The sale proceeds would fund Federal Aid Highways statewide and total about ten million dollars The senator also proposed homestead lands for veterans and others who served in wars with ninety days residence required
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Bursum
New Mexico
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
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Sandoval
McKintey
Bernalillo
Valencia
Socorro
Mari
United States
H ©. Bursum
Archaelogical Society
State Museum
School of American Research
Arizona
California
Department of Interior
Alaska
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Committee On Mines and Min
Treasurer's apportionment of 1911 tax collections
Deputy Treasurer Margaret Strong allocates the lands funds totaling 19 125 to state institutions and universities. Distributions include University of New Mexico, Agricultural College, Normal University, School of Mines, Military Institute, Reform School, Insane Asylum, and various museums and societies, with separate sums for salaries, charitable works, and departmental expenses.
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Deeputy
Margaret Strong
University
Albagierane
Agricultural College
Law
Normal University
Egat Las Vegas
Normal Xelco
Silver City
School of Mines
Socorro
Military Institute
Roswell
Sho Ae
Fs Hospital
Raton
Hho
Reform School
Museum of
Department of Pableies
Amendments Endorsed and Pay Scales Debated by Officials
Administrative officials of New Mexico schools favor a fixed pay scale for rural teachers and endorse two constitutional amendments while condemning two others. The resolution urges voting down governor budget control and tax levy changes, seeking public approval to seat the amendments. Also noted are endorsements for Superintendent Conway and a coal mine company, Hagan Coal Mines, formed in Delaware with $300,000 capital.
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New Mexico
Hagan Coal Mines, Incorporated
Delaware Corporation
Sandoval County
United Sulphur and Developmen Company
Louisiana Corporation
J J. de Prastin
Interior Withdrawals Open Lands for War Service Entrants
A 1921 Interior Department order revises temporary stock drive withdrawals, removing lands from certain withdrawals and opening others to homestead and desert land entries by ex service men of the War with Germany for a 63 day preference period. Dates of effectiveness and filing periods are listed, with general disposition following June 7 1921.
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Mexico
Germany
John Barton Payne
Inc
Inch
Incl
Governors Press Grant of Lands to States
Edward Everett Young and Governor Carey lead a conference in Cheyenne outlining plans to cede unreserved public lands to western states. A June governors’ convention in Salt Lake City aims to unify push, fund League efforts, and establish headquarters in Utah or New Mexico while considering a Congressional Investigating Committee and rail and land policy critiques.
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Edward Everett Young
League of Public Land States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
League
Larrazola
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert D Carey
League of Pobhc
West
Rocky Mountain States
Congress
League of Public Land
New Mexico
Carey
Montana
Colorado
Arizona
Young
Tates
Meror
Visine Ston
James Mantor
Albuquerque merchants plan display window for new men's store
New Mexico News Review reports Brothers Clothing merchants of Albuquerque have approved plans by Grand Rapids Show Case Company for display windows and atelier equipment of their new men’s store near West Central. They recently closed a one year lease and will move in after extensive remodeling in early summer.
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Bank Brothers
Albuquerque
Grand Rapids Show Casempany
HR West Central
Colfax Eyes Oil Field Prospects Near Raton
Oil men mobilize gear as Eureka field south of Raton draws attention with promising surface indicators. Experts predict pay sand beneath coal claims, with depth estimates around 500 feet to 700 feet and Dakota sand possibly 4000 feet down.
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Raton
Eka Oil Association
Eureka
Beneet Rete
Ela OS Company
Tar Tcials
Oil
Woman's Federation District Meet Held in Capital City
The New Mexico First District Federation of Womans Clubs met at Library hall with business sessions and reports. Mrs. Francis Wilson presided, Mrs. Evans of Espanola was secretary, and a luncheon at the Parrot Shop honored visiting clubs. An afternoon program featured welcome by Mrs. R. C. Ten Eyck, responses and talks by state and district leaders, followed by an evening program at the Museum with musical numbers and a reception, drawing attendees from Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Santa Fe and surrounding towns. The new officers will be printed next week.
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Socorro
Albuquerque
United States
Marshall Carter H. Kern
Long
Forest Sprines
Washington
Department of Ing
McDonald Saturney
Las Vegas
Tong
Cuba
Jall
A.M. Tergere
Lane
Senate
Kansas City
New Mexico
Navy
Hernandie
Cubs Mercantile Company
Socorna
Maggie Bucher
Keviny
James I Hurley
Mies Bucher
Sheep Santry
New Tary Board of
Federation of Womans Clubs
Library Hall
R. C. Ten Eyck
Shillinglaw
R. P. Donohoe
Santa Fe
Gerald Cassidy
Francis Wilson
Ruth Miller
Adelina Otero-Warren
Montana
G. W. Prard
K W. Darker
Rupert F. Asplund
Bloom
Parsons
KL. Onnstee
John K
Albuquer Spandia
Local Meet Crowns Artesia Standouts In Narrow NM finish
Seventy high school athletes competed in a New Mexico Military Institute visitathon meet won by Artesia led by strong performances from Neakenhall and Brookshire. Roswell and Hagerman runners also earned top places as Pecos Valley contenders prep for Albuquerque state meet next month. In livestock news Hereford Breed Sale opens April 27 with nearly fifty high quality head cataloged. vendor turnout expected to exceed past years.
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Coyre Petting
New Mexico Military Institute
J. B. Yeakley
Hereford Breed Association
Magee finances Morning Journal indebtedness
Carl Magee announced selling part of his Morning Journal holdings to reduce the purchase price and secure funds for notes. He financed the buy about a year ago with $115,000, paying in two year notes. He plans to issue stock and bonds for up to $501,000 to cover notes while continuing to operate the paper. The Chamber of Commerce backs the booster drive to push the project over the top. A land survey notice and naval personnel preference entries are also listed with dates and filing details.
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Carl Cmagee
Enowh
Howdy
Magee Pir
Ésteb
Chamber of Commerce
Frace
Clovis
T. Rnr
the General Land Fice
Rfergere
Villa Bandits Again On Trial For Columbus Raid
Deming April 26 The jury for the trial of the Villa bandits, accused in the Columbus raid murders of March 12, 1916, was completed. Prosecution led by Forest Fielder, defense by R Hamilton. Witnesses include U S Army officers and eye witnesses. Jury drawn from Luna county includes Deming residents such as W E Terry and George R Maisal Jr.
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Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Thal
Villa
U. S
U.S
Luna County
W. E. Terry
Farmer
Deming
Waliam
Leffler
Demsing
George R. Maisal
Great Curry county singing festival draws 2500+
More than 2,500 people from Curry county and surrounding districts packed Ranchvale consolidated district school house for the largest sing the area has seen. Over 400 automobiles brought visitors. the auditorium held about half the crowd while many stood on the grounds for the chorus and program led by Jne F. Taylor.
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Curry County
Ranchvale
Ed House
Col. V. Tat
Jne F. Taylor
Mining and Trading Company Incorporated at Golden
The Independent Mining and Tead ne Cotmneny in Golden Santa Fe is incorporated for $100000 with $39001 subscribed. Ro Taylor ED Parker Frank Davis and Lota subscribe, with cash amounts totaling $9750 Madrid.
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Golden
Independent Mining and Teadne Cotmneny
Nal
Santa Fe
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