Mixed sentences recount local court terms and oil prospect
News Review continues with sentences detailing convictions for transporting intoxicants with deadly weapons and larceny cases including a Mrs Deckert vehicle theft. It notes pending grand jury actions, sheriff transport to Sante Fe, and property purchases for a new oil well along the Canadian river with a deep rig, satisfactory formations, and drilling history. Also mentions a near completion new schoolhouse and praise for Contractor McCoy’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Arenihaz
Willian Warren
J. N. Lennox
John J. Moon
Bob Porter
Eilcl Deckert
Mandie Monroe
R W. Doak
Albert Monroe
P. J. Smyer
Pristo Sante Fe
Visitors in Portales and school progress at Deming
Three distinguished visitors Dr C Drum mond Mrs Treer King and Mr C J Dean visited Portales recently. J Tones nears completion of a new school and a Parent Teachers Association meeting was held. A later assault in Mountainair saw Fidel Luna shot and Robbers pursued by authorities with multiple arrests forthcoming.
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Portales
C. Drummond
India
Treer King
United Christian Missionary Society
C. J. Dean
Rocky Mountain District
Christian Church
Gas Service Expands as San Juan Stores Adopt Fuel
Gas is piped to 20 to 25 San Juan area stores and the American Hotel with growing consumer demand. Plumbers work overtime to handle connections amid pipe fitting delays. Drill at well number two reaches nearly 400 feet while equipment freezes and pump issues slow progress. J. J. Cusick of New York and Washington, D C, a leading mining figure, surveyed the district and eyed oil and steel mills, predicting a bright San Juan Basin future if a Southern Railroad is built. He plans another visit soon.
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C. Q. Sewell Place
Theery
Aztec Independent
J. J. Cusick
New York
Washington
Doc
Our City
San Juan Basin
Cusick
Farmington Hustler
Des Moines Swastika Reports Cattle Herd Through Mesa Point
The Des Moines Swastika notes a herd of 1200 head of cattle moving through Mesa Point on Tuesday bound for Haley ranch. A convoy of cow powies and a dozen cowboys with an elite wagon recall old cowboy days as a scout surveys routes between Grenville and Mt. Doratap near Mt. Doratap. The rail link to Gladstone, about forty miles away, could boost New Mexico’s growth. the scout predicts railway whistles within 18 months near Grenville.
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Des Moines
Mesa Point
Haley Ranch
Grenville
Mt. Doratap
New Mexico
Gladstone
Iit
Grensville
Public land sale notice in Hidalgo County New Mexico
State authorities announce a public land sale in Lordsburg Hidalgo County at 9:00 AM on February 26 1923. The bid includes sections and quarter sections described by survey terms with a base price of 183.00 dollars per acre requiring adjustments for improvements and bonds.
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State OF
Commissioner of Public Lands
Santa Fe
New M
Congress
State of New Mexico
State Land Office
Lordsburg
New Meralco
Vis
Nwsw
Bere Wee
Air of
Rees
Santa Fe and
Grant County Railroad
Grant Aiiroad
Auei
Wewatal
New Mexico
Wunty
McKimi
Guadalupe County
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Banking Talk at Harvey House
About fifty Kiwanis members attended a Thursday luncheon at the Harvey House where Sami Bushman spoke on banking classification. A letter from Cortez on government aid for Highway Gale la Farmington Cortez prompted discussion and the group supported road improvements, forwarding the letter to the road committee.
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Harvey House
Kiwanis Club
Sami Bushman
Sheriff Arrests Bond Jumping Felon in 1919 Escapade
Otero Sheriff Howard Beacham returned from Oklahoma with Cleve Harbert in custody. Harbert had jumped a $200 bond from this county in September 1919 and was jailed after relatives arranged a new $8000 bond. Former bandsmen Geo Gililand and Arch Vin Winkle were released. Gililand posted $430 to help end Harbert's capture. The Building previously owned by Dr J B Gilbert was leased by HN DeVapn for Household Furniture, with plans to extend the depth and add plate glass fronts. Found steel rails will be laid by Wie FE P& SW for two miles from Escondita to beyond mile 90. About 10 men will work on the job as material arrives. RB G Blair to supervise.
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Howard Beacham
Oklahoma
Cleve Harbert
Harbert
Geo. Gililland
Arch Vin Winkle
Gililand
J B Gilbert
HN. DeVapn
Household Furniture
Alamae Gordo News
CF Clifton
Wie FE P& SW
Escondita
RB. G. Blair
Sordo
Clouderofter
Montezuma College to Open Next September in Las Vegas
The Montezuma college will open next September with room for at least 150 students. Dr J M Cook was re elected president after a meeting of the college trustees and the state mission board at Albuquerque. Dr W Bruner offered resignation for health reasons but was not accepted. Rev S S Rissenstant will manage the office in his absence. Las Vegas will host the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers association annual convention March 20 and 21, with a large turnout anticipated due to livestock industry pressures. Two robberies Saturday night and Sunday morning point to an organized gang in Las Vegas, including the Popular Dry Goods store, George M Meadows second hand shop, and a Motion Picture reel stolen from the Mutual theater.
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State Mission Board
Mlebuquerque
J. M. Cook
W. Bruner
The
New Mexico Baptist Cor Tio
Bruner
SS. Rissenstant
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Callee
Bridge Street
George M. Meadows
National Avenue
Twelfth Street
Mutual Theater
Bank Robbers Plead Guilty in Logan Hold Up Case
Duran and Luiy De Baca of Harding Sonsty pleaded guilty before Judge Bratton and drew 10 to 15 year sentences in the state penitentiary for last week’s McFarland Bros. Bank robbery in Logan. About 838 dollars was recovered buried 50 yards from the capture site. a silver balance of 260 dollars remains missing. The pair claimed ignorance of hidden proceeds and said they did not disclose the hiding place.
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Ere Duran
Luiy de Baca
Harding Sonsty
McFarland Bros
Logan
SGB
Five Points school sees district court verdict and theft at mill
A thief broke into the D. M. Miller and Co powder house stealing 200 to 300 pounds of powder. The Hillsboro Advocate notes heavy patron interest and padlock efforts. A verdict of 700 dollars was for David Pino versus Tomas Gonzales in district court. The school program by Fifth and Sixth graders faced weather delays and will be repeated Friday night at Four Points Four Points village. Proceeds go to battery apparatus and new swings.
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D. M. Miller & Co
Hillsboro
F. M. Smith
East Side
David Pino
Zales
Roman Gonzales
Heine
Cauipher
Pino
Gonzales
Temitar
Leen
Socorro
Sith
Tncum- Cari News
Taos Gloomy Guths Column and Erratic US News Montage
A jumble of notes from a 1920s era column touches on a far cry of topics. It mentions engineers traveling from New York to Rio de Janeiro to move a mountain, a pricey project around $12,600,000, and rights tied to a character created by Hud Fisher. The piece mixes odd legal and public notices and local concerns including a Birmingham jail, bank deposits, a potential editorial vacancy, cosmetics spending, and a public posting notice. It reads as a collage of sensational and mundane items with fragmented references to society and law.
Open Road promotion and New Mexico road projects notice
An advertisement extols The Open Road monthly family reading with endorsements from Harvard President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot. The document then lists a Santa Fe New Mexico state highway project bidding notice dated December 20, 1921, detailing project scope, materials, and procurement procedures. It also includes public land notices and timber sale announcements with bid requirements and deadlines.
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New Mexico
Capitol Building
Santa Fe
New México
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