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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
5
The State of New Mexico publishes notices for land sales under federal act with multiple tracts in Union County. Descriptions include section and township details, improvements like fencing and wells, and bids per acre with payment terms and penalties, outlining sale conditions and deadlines.
State of New Mexico notice for publication details a public land sale in Guadalupe County. The item lists tracts with improvements like a well windmill and fencing valued at 290 dollars, terms including one thirtieth payments and annual interest, and notes bids under five dollars per acre will be rejected. It specifies separate offers for each tract and notes the State Land Commissioner may reject any bids.
Notice details multiple lots in San Miguel and Curry counties offering land for sale under state public land laws. It lists sale numbers, tract sizes from 2 to 20000 acres, improvements like wells fences and houses, appraised values, minimum bids per acre, payment terms, and conditions including mineral rights reservation and bid rejection rights by the Commissioner of Public Lands. Publications dated October through December.
Classified notice notes land for sale northwest part of town near Santa Fe adjacent to railroad. Mentions contact State Record Santa Fe New Mexico and a buyer Hagerman. Also references cattle, cows and calves sale details and a hotel area with caps and wool.
From page one, Chief The new home of J M Martin P A Hughes with a gold badge of office is presented by Bud Hughes. Construction since October aims for occupancy mid March. The feed results from care by Fire Captain Dan Hathaway, with a $5 000 cost. The table stood between two fire trucks as officials express optimism about the outlook. Manager R J Kirchman of Spot Mines Company discusses shaft plans and ore reveal, with stock sales completed in two days. The shaft collar sets and timbering progress show work on a ten foot deep shaft advancing toward depth.
The Guadalupe area reports Joe McCutchen’s hotel finished and praised as a modern up to date establishment reflecting well on McCutchen and Vaughn. Nearby news mentions cattle shipments, a break in at Butter land Garage, and various local business updates amid a busy period.
Jailed youths Bert Moen age sixteen and Henry Moen fourteen were bound over to await the grand jury for two hundred dollars each after Justice CH Stewart in Precinct 25 heard the local case. The hearing will occur next week. Chester Bryant alias Booger Red, accused ringleader of a youth gang tied to recent auto thefts, remains jailed for a district court hearing. Las Vegas Optie 1st National Bank and Las Miguel National Bank plan consolidation as First National of Las Vexas to form the second largest bank in New Mexico. Ivan Houten and James McNary attended the meeting with other stockholders.
JORRANCE Vete Moekeher of Silverton finishes a fishing trip with a 54000 pound yield. Chesley Thomason bought crops damaged by hail and rain on Hume property. Mrs Thompson restarts bean shipments from Sename. Mrs J O Hough of Cloudcroft paints a Mourning scene valued at $500. Estancia Lumber Co receives coal cars. New Mexico Central trout company ready to build. Community notes include wood supply, crop updates, and land sale bids in Luna County with public land sales and marriage ads interwoven.
Deming area notes report the Nordhaas Cohen tus store ready to move stock once the current sale closes. Major Kobin and Deming hospital staff arrive with plans to expand capacity as paternity and cattle shipments affect local business. Kenna Record notes two million pounds of ten percent, beans and corn shipments rising in San Miguel County boosting farmer profits amidst steady market activity.
A ragged list details land and stock transactions across multiple farms. Names such as Clayton News, Jenkins, Barnhart, Ley Petis, Meier, Rube, and Hiram Field appear amid mentions of acreages, prices like 810000 and 200, and parcels near Shattuck and Des Moines. The report notes wheat prices sliding and stock movements shaping the local agricultural economy.
Socorro reports KW company completed a new plant with machinery, powering a city double the size of Magdalena. J M Eas, owner who bought the late Loewensten Bos goods, was jailed then bound over in $1000 to await grand jury. Charge: compounding felony for not prosecuting a crime.
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