Official State News From Capitol April 28 1930
Capsized by a sprawling War Department inquiry Rep Roscoe C McCulloch unveils a six month probe into cantons camps and contracts flagging waste cost plus systems and delays at Camp Sherman Chillicothe plus hospital heat and cold hardships for soldiers. Also parole and pardons plus a game protection reform elected officials and a broad agenda from Armenia to labor issues emerge in sweeping national and state coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roscoe C. McCulloch
House
Sele
War Department
McCulloch
Baker
I Jay
United States
Sherman
Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Washington
National Army
National Guard
State Game Department
New Mexico Come Protective Association
Charles S. Springer
Cimarron
Santa Fe
Aldo Legood
Albuquerque
C. E Mardorf
C. A Whited
Raton
T Kelley
Carriero
F. R. Stevenson
Permit granted for residence in Bernalillo New Mexico
A city building permit was issued to Alba Paecue ando hawiiian for a brick two story seven room residence valued at 11000 in Bernalillo. The report notes construction details and location near the railroad tracks.
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Southern Pacific de Mexico
Sonora
Adolfo de la Huerta
City “Building Department of
Alba
Paecue Ando
Colfax News Highlights Local Tax Rolls and Bonds
The State Tax Commission aids county assessors by providing complete motor vehicle lists to align license and tax rolls. Maxwell plans a $7500 high school bond vote in district 25. Lt. Gov Panney tours ranches in several states. Melrose and Clovis updates include bank fixtures, elevator construction, and new ownership changes. A May 2 graduation caps a big school year as Dem primary ballots emerge and local business topics dominate.
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State Tax Commission
Carreine
Colfax County State Bank
Maxwell Avenue
Finich
Springer Stoetenat
Roses Bloom in Lay Cruces Home Gardens News
Dona Ana reports roses in full bloom in Lay Cruces as new families move in. The Milling company at Anth ny hay contracted for 20900 adobe bricks for a building to house a cotton gin, while Las Cruces Republic notes the noticeable growth in home construction and family arrivals.
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Lay Cruces
Anthny Hay
Ta Mesa
Las Cruces Republic
Eddy County Primary Ticket and Local Agriculture Notes
In Eddy County the democratic primary produced a long ticket including D. G. Granthem for senator FG Hartell for representative Dow as district attorney and Cleaves Retinesy as thesis? Dita Jackson as county clerk A B E Lark as treasurer Oliver C. Payne as county surveyor G M Brinton as county school superintendent Joe Johns as tax assessor Fred E Wilson as probate judge J Tames as county commissioner and Hollis G Watson in district three with others such as Coltin Ferrells Ralph and Walter Thayer Buford Polk. Mountain Pool members led 1090 head of yearling steers to Hone for delivery to Samuel Ballard of Rowell. Ned trick of Carlshad received an $800 Herford calf from Missouri. Oil development brings growth. Carbtad Light and Power reports a new building east of the river, 75 HP generator and plans to extend lines. The region sees rising real estate prices and expanding industry with shipments and farm activity continuing.
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Eddy County
D. G. Granthem
FG. Hartell
Dow
Dita Jackson
A. BE. Lark
Oliver C. Payne
G. M. Brinton
Joe Johns
Fred E. Wilson
J. Tames
Hollis G. Watson
Coltin Ferrells
Ralph and
Walter Thayer
Buford Polk
Tom Middleton
Ned and
Dolph Shattick
Mountain Pool
Hone
Samuel Ballard
Rowell
Mining activity Revives Grant county mines in El Paso and Whitewater
Hartwell ships goods to the El Paso smelter as two car floats of ore arrive. The old Savannah mine shows ore rich enough to sustain a bonanza. Timbers mine near Whitewater changes hands, now owned by Orn and Meyers with Winfield and Setters bonded. Watlot Creek Mining, led by Jack Stork, prepares Peerless mine work. projected cost about 5000 dollars and months of activity. Peerless, a historic site, features deep chasm and extensive drifts over 600 feet. Pick Hawk Consolidated sees a leadership change as Weick succeeds Lidstone as general manager.
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Ness
Hartwell
Silver City
el Paso
Savanah
Bonanza
Charles Orn
Mreers
Winfield and Setters
Whitewater
Watlout Creek Mining Company
Jack Stork
Wamit Creek
Grant County
Silver Ciy
FD. Lidstone
Pick Hawk Consolidated Mines Company
Trail
Weick
Silver Gite
Lidetone
Lovington School Board Chooses New Superintendent
EN Stafford, current Lovington high school principal, was elected superintendent for the 1910 and 1921 term, succeeding R A Deen who resigned to pursue a position as superintendent of schools at Mineral Wells Texas. The article notes local utility work and agricultural conditions, with farmers planting cotton and water service improvements.
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E. P. & S. W. Water Service
Lovington
Stafford
Local items from Carrico News about farm trade and transport
LINCOLN Spence and Sone shipped three loads of Hampshire ewes to Morse company in El Paso. Cattle moved for pasture at Chestin and Cher Poe notes. J W Tully reports limited crop damage from late cold. Taylor and Serie bought Ganeales Poll fridge for about S100. Bridge opened briefly. Southwestern City and Gay near Beaverton reported mining ties. company plans two hourly shifts, three shifts next.
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Spence & Sone
Morse Company
el Paso
J. W. Tully
Conte Commistanars
Taylor
Serie
Ganeales Poll
Meudto
Local cattlemen discuss pool opening and grazing site offers
Luna A Adams reports on community pool plans for Deming the pool to open around May 5 under Community Service Inc executive committee. W D Hughes hired to supervise the pool and act as lifeguard. Army claims on the pool and equipment noted. JM Phillips ships 73 head Hereford with 2 head sold to local workmen. Tucker Jordan praised for leasing land adjacent to property for a free public camping site with water shelter and facilities.
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Atspiers of
Community Service Inc
W. D. Hughes
Fifeguard
West Fy Oe
Bn Community Service, Inc
Army
Mevars
Tucker & Jordan
Rotterland
Haker
McKinley Saline district hires teachers and housing note
The Saline Board selects Iolawita trade teachers for the year 190.7021 and lists several staff names. High School teachers will be employed soon. J N Cary of Gatlup builds houses to rent as rents rise. A meeting of the New Mewes Cattle and Horse Growers Association executive board is planned in Galinp on May 2.
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House
Senate
Army
Navy
Siberia
New York
United States
Santa Fe
Jonathan H Warner
Pabiie
Atte
Mera
Waples-Ma Corpany
Clovis
Texas
Fider
Latta Wholesale Grocery Company
Leach & Cotter
Rowwell
Clovis Mill & Elevator
Funy
Iolawita
Saline Board of
Raion
Messer Jontie Morse
Thresa Fawter
Lois Randovih
Anne Barker
Avon T. Boyd
Olive Dies
Car
Handin
Esther Divetbie
Maude
J. N. Cary
Gatlup
New
Mewes Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Galinp
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Council of National Defense
Altho
Corps of Army Engineers
Goethals
Panama Canal
Pankey
E Jennings
Silas May
Tue
George N. Hawkins
Union County
Ardon
Hawkins
CENER
Senator Capper
Kansas
Ate
Joseph Caillaux
France
High Court
Paris
Pars
M. Caillaux
Nitti
Italy
Anton Trumbatch
Wilson
Adriatic
Fume
Germany
Loyd George
Premi Alillerand
Supreme Council
Armenia
Republic of
Frnerim
Armenia Republic
Stromely
Erzerum
Palestine
Great Beitsin
Svetia
Palestne Ider
Holy Land
Palo
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Julia Sanders
Swasitika Club
Democratic Womans’ Organization
New York City
American Sugar Refinist Company
Ince
Supreme Court
Reading Company
Pennsylvia Holding Corporation
White
Holmes and
van Devanier
McReynolds
Brandeis
Louis F. Post
Labor
House Rules Committee
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Mr. Post
Hewhtor Kansas
A. J
Blackwood
Seattle
Wash
Post
Immigration Bureau
Ukraine
Maho
Leonard Wood
Borah
Johnyson
Hiram John
Hiram Johnson
California
Hardin
Wood
Chihuahua
Lennard Wood
Jalnean
New Jersey
Selosom
Coreral Feteration
Tahoe
Tetae
Rafi Warmen
Atttke
Official State News
Capitol
John Wo Marsa
Semner
Petrofeum Exploration Company
NEW Mexico News Review
Pms
Bernalillo
Albert Davis
Harry Harvey
M. E. Hickey
Alba Huerque
State
DE Poland
W. W. McClellan
Western Ice Company of
New Mesteo
Paso Mitulithic Pan
Peet Central Ivetine
City Electric Company
Nestor Montoya
SIAL
CR. Carpenter
Wilton Dean
Surhn Fand
Ath
W. B. Storey
Santa Feo
Parker
Storey
Swata Fe
Awa
Lena
al- Waquerque
Berna- Hille
A. T. McMillen
Od Albuquereste
Fieer
Attigon
Captain W. C Reid
Albanerque
Holm O. Bureim
Socorre
Pecos River
Comanche Draw
Reid
Bursutin
Captain Reid
Roswell
Colfax
Thomas P. Gable Hoe
Creede Hatchery
Cow Creek
Paper Pecok
Maxwell
B. F. Panney
Colorado
Cal Tennison
Milton Thomas
Canadian
Burdick
Jane Ist
Melrose Messenger
Harry Sager
J. C. McClelland
Counci
Clovis Journal
Er. Burdick
S. W. Lane
Melrose
de Fara Connty
Olen
Owens
JC. Dunlap
J. le Vevelace
Nh J. Kirk
Yellool
HD. Johnson
Esaissors
JW Patterson
Clavie
Merton
Row Inty
Dona Ana
Ned Trick
Carlshad
Herford
Missouri
O'Bannon
Wooten
Carbtad Light and Power Company
Doles
Otic
Nenstock
Hihn Wake
Howard
Prater Anit
Pocoe Valley
W. FB
Bindle de Boudint
Bie Arcy
Otis
Enneree
Midland
Carruthers
Ryan
Hill of
Denver
Cary
Riverton
Payt
Ares
Willard Bates
J. le
Malema
Williamg
James Brothers
Manhattan
Grant
Guadalupe
Pleasant Valley
J. N. O'Bannon
O. A. Larrazolo
FEP Berdick Mercantile
Sena
Lea
Lovington Public Utility Co
Lovingtt
Lincoln
Iu Nbckdos
sToyman
Carrico Catloak
Chestin
Southwestern Cit & Gay
Cscare
Carsicero News
Luna
A. Adams
Topon Tarkalale
Ed Prily
Bob Wilton
Luna County
JM. Phillips
Hereford
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