Bar Association Holds Noonday Luncheon
The Santa Fe Bar Association met at the Parrot Shop from 12 30 to 1 30 with 25 members present and guest W C Dennis who spoke on the antung question and Paris Treaty status A follow up meeting is planned for Wednesday at the same time and place with all local attorneys invited Subsequently Major Dean Smith who served in 1917 aviation and is now with American Aircraft Company attended state house business and returned to Carlsbad to manage the old homestead planning to plant 100 acres of cotton this year
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Santa Fe Bar Association
W. C Dennis
Germany
Japan
Dennis
Dean Smith
McCookfield
Dayton
Ohio
State House
Carlsbad
Stith
American Aircraft
Supreme Court to Hear Wet Appeal Over Referendum
The court will consider an appeal by the wets who circulated petitions for the referendum on ratifying the national prohibition amendment. The case follows a district court ruling that the legislature's action was not subject to the referendum. The attorney general and assistants prepare briefs and anticipate oral arguments before week’s end.
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Supreme Court
Moving Day At The Highway Department
Monday was moving day in the state highway department. The drafting section moved from the Senate chamber into the corridor between the land department and the state highway engineer in the east wing. Fourteen men are in the drafting section now, with rooms also in Las Cruces Roswell and Clovis due to space shortages.
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State Highway Department
Senate Chamber
Land Department
State Highway Engineer
Las Cruces
Roswell
Clovis
OConnor Named De Baca County Commissioner by Larrazolo
J H O Connor of Yeso is appointed member of the De Baca county board of commissioners from the third district. The governor made the appointment after J E Browns resignation from that district.
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J. H. O'Connor
Yeso
de Baca
Larrazolo
J. E. Brown
Electric cars for Santa Fe proposed by franchise applicant
James J. Britt of Washington files for a Santa Fe street railway franchise. He plans work within ninety days of grant and to extend the line to Albuquerque Las Vegas and nearby towns. The Santa Fe city council will discuss the matter at the next meeting.
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James J. Britt
Washington
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Santa Fe City Council
Kaune Succeeds Hersch as City Treasurer
Gunray J. Kaune, 25, son of Mr and Mrs H S Kaune, is appointed by the Santa Fe council as City Treasurer to succeed Lea Hersch, deceased. A delegation of ex service men and young republicans urged the appointment and the council acted promptly. Kaune has overseas service in the Jord division and the announcement notes local civic activity and upcoming sessions on state and federal matters.
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Gunray J. Kaune
H. S. Kaune
Santa Fe
Lea Hersch
Kaune
Kite
Jord
H. S. Kaune & Co
Me HS. Kaune
Kavnc
Holloman
T. Z. Winter
Katine Grocery Co
Price cattle for New Mexico ranch herd
Winants and HH Liste of Rita Livestock Co arrived with a carload of thoroughbred Hereford cattle from the Western Livestock Show in Denver. They will range on Sororra county land, totaling about 30 cows and cows aged around 175 dollars per head, with the herd valued near 9000 dollars. the sale marks one of the largest Hereford cattle ranch shipments to New Mexico, per Mardalena News.
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GF. Winants
HH. Liste
Rita Livestock Company
Made
Western Livestock Show
Denver
Sororra County
Colorado
Platte River Cattle Company
Socoren
Rane Ree
New Mexico
Mardalena News
Local improvements sweep Colfax area with new bungalow and garages
Builders within Colfax progress on interior plastering of the Smigelow store and completion of a Springer Lumber Co bungalow east of the far road track. The Gate City Garage Co gains a large new garage. A suggested public ante show could boost sales for Parker. Henry Vogelpoht H C Kleeman and John Schmelzer return to Nashville and Centralia after a week in Colfax Union counties and sing of Raton as a standout small city. They invested and may return in spring for more ventures or summer sojourns.
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Springer Lumber Co
Bungal Modern
Wer Times
Gate City Garage Co
A.W. Parker
Henry Vogelpoht
H.C. Kleeman
John Schmelzer
Nashville
Centralia
Ilinois
Colfax
Union
Raton
District court docket lists eleven divorce cases
The district court docket to convene next Monday includes eleven divorce cases, part of eighty eight civil docket cases. Judge Bratton will see a divorce case in about one of every eight cases over the next two weeks. The Clovis National Bank has received Treasury Department approval.
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District Court
Bratton
Clovis National Bank
Treasury Department Ee
Real estate transfer involving Teese Adams residence sale
Teese Adams disposed of a valuable residence to Mre Vicent Maton. The property spans more than three blocks, listed as residential yet hosting Surgeon H E Whitledee who heads the U S Public Health hospital.
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Teese Adams
H E. Whitledee
U. S
Public Health
Charters Granted for New Oil and Mining Firms
The Production Oil company of Glevis aims to explore minerals and run an oil and mineral brokerage. Capital stock is 5 per share with officers Havener, Dennis, Rowels, Jones and directors Nelson, Skarda, Harrison. Tarzan Mines of Columbus to mine and mill gold copper silver lead zinc iron. Capital stock 50000, par 100. Incorporators include John Mack and others. The New Mexico Oil Prospect Company files for incorporation with 350000 shares at 1 each and 2100 subscribed. The National Exploration Company of Delaware files with a million shares at 8 each. subscribers Crington, Dew, Knox, and others.
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Glevis
W. A. Havener
Chas
E. Dennis
K. E. Rowels
A Jones
J. C. Nelson
A. W. Skarda
C W. Harrison
New Mexico
Corporation Commission
HL. Reiter
Fort Bayard
O. H. Hasti
John Hult
National Exploration Company
Delaware Corporation
Commission
Crington
PR Dew, Witn
HF Knox Wilmington
Pecos River Water Application Filed by El Paso Agent
Mrs. C J Meberry of El Paso filed with the state engineer for 3400 acre feet of Pecos River water to irrigate 1000 acres about six miles south of Carlsbad. The filing seeks reinstatement of old rights under Frank and Downs and the Carlsbad Plantation and Orchards Company. The project began in 1902 with irrigation works and later a Public Utilities dam. Downs installed headworks, and the Carlsbad Plantation and Orchards Company planned full development but faced financial difficulties and non use of water in recent years.
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C J. Meberry
el Paso
Texas
J. Bo Larreazolo, Jr
Pecos
Carlsbad
Aj Frank FE. Downs
Carlebad Plantation and Orchards Company
M Wins
Public Utilities Company
Downs
Carlbad Mantation and Orchard Company
Tanse Tintess
Doctor and Lady Patient in Trouble Case
Dr Albert E Motlaway an osteopath from Springs faced charges for illegal conduct with a married Mountainair farmer's wife. Bound over to await the federal grand jury in April in Santa Fe to determine the next steps. The woman says he abducted her to Albuquerque and other cities under claims of hospital care.
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Albert E. Motlaway
Curitainan
Springs
Federal Grand Jury
Santa Bei Ble
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Holloway
Mountainair
Amarillo
Texas
Clayton
Trinidad
Colorado
Mountaina
Albuquerque School Bond Drive Promises New Rooms
Albuquerque public schools face a severe space shortage with at least seventy more classrooms needed to ease crowding. Bond issues are planned to fund the urgent construction, and expectations are that voters will approve the plan. Albuquerque University News reports the looming vote as a remedy to the district’s crowded condition.
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Albuquerque Public Schools
Albuquerque
Albuquerque University News
Child dies after truck collision in Albuquerque
Six year old Bessie Morago, daughter of A S Morago, constable, was struck by a Springer Transfer Co truck and died two hours later at St. Joseph Hospital. The driver surrendered at the police station claiming the wagon went east as the child ran from behind it.
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Bessie Moraco
A. S. Morago
Albuquerane
Springer Transfer Company
Monday
St. Jovenh Hospital
Thesicians
State
E.W. Terry
Dulin Fs
Alan
Terry
Town plans growth sites and public health focus
The article notes business growth on Bullard Street and a proposed business block at Whipple Barracks Prescott with Major Whitledge praising the climate for TB work. It mentions Mogollon Mines manager S J Kidder, power-watering plans in Whitewater Canyon, and a Women’s Club effort to build a sidewalk to Memorial Church while urging cleanup to prevent spring sickness.
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Pital
Bullard Street
W. A. Korn
Ness
Whipple Barracks
Prescott
Ariz
Whitledge
Santa Rita
Chicago
New York
Vienna
Berthenwelves
Public Health Services
Thousaaf
S. J. Kidder
Mogollon Mines’ Company
Mogollon
Hay
Whitewater
Gary's Mull
di the Womans Club
Fourth Street
Memorial Church
Fort Sunner
Cou
Oe Baca Orton Dixon Assorted 1500 Tants
A fragment reports Oe Baca Orton Dixon buying bases in Wyoming and planning to install them at his range near Anul Port Sumac View this week. The terse item mentions a purchase and future setup with limited details.
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Orton Dixon
Wyoming
Anul
Port Sumac View
Four room apartments to rise in Amador Water building
Mrs F Campbell plans remodeling of a large residence at Amador and Water streets into up to date four room apartments. The Las Drives Craven Republic notes influx of Arizona farmers bringing intelligence money and enterprise, foreseeing social and agricultural benefits to the county.
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Amador and
Water Streets
F. Campbell
Light Housekern
Las Drives
Arizona
Banner County
Las
Craven Republic
Roswell area mail contract and Elks building plans emerge
The city to Lovington mail route contract is awarded to A R Bush of Lovington for 5875 dollars yearly, with service to start within sixty days. Roswell Elks plan a 50000 dollar clubhouse with twenty guest rooms, construction to begin soon, while Roswell’s First State Bank & Trust takes over Gossert Sanders Abstract Co in a new Abstract and Title Department run by Mr Gossert and Mr Sorters.
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Lovington
A. R Bush
Ropwell Star
Roswell Elks
First State Bank & Trust Company of
Roswell
Gossert-Sanders Abstract Company
Pan © Trust Co
Gossert
Sorters
Electric lighting plant to modernize Lucky Bill mine
A new electric lighting plant arrives for Black Hawk Mining and Milling, to be installed at once at Lucky Bill mine. The $5400 investment will equip Lucky Hat and Denver mines with hoisting and drilling machinery, enabling larger scale operations than before. Empire Zinc Company bought Republic Minos and Milling Company stock at 1.25 a share, totaling just over half a million dollars, while ore blocks and prospecting suggest far greater potential value.
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Black Hawk Mining and Milling Company
Lucky Bill
Lucky Hat
Denver
Empire Zinc Company
Republic Minios and Milling Company
Hanover
Bank and building move to modern surroundings
Guadalupe Mora reports The Roy Trust and Savings Bank moving into a new building with practical fixtures for staff and inmates. S. G. Davis sold 270 cows to J. C Dunlap of Sumner. A new mill at Solano started with basement concrete underway. Material not arrived yet. W. S. Fluitt of Los Tanos sold 100 head of cattle. Hens Care, now living in Pastura, manages the hotel project as delivery nears.
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The
Roy Trust and Savings Bank
S. G. Davis
J. C Dunlap
Sumner
Solano
Fluitt
Los Tanos
Hens
Jackson Af
Pastura
Santa Rosa Voice
Hidalgo County cattle growth and regional updates
Tom Holland and Will J. Powell secure a records copy contract for Hidalgo County amid a proposed special levy to fund cattle assets. The New Mexico cattle and horse growers association met in Carlsbad, planning Roswell talks in March. Updates cover Pecos Valley Hide and Kur ey expansion, Harvey and Mrs. Fisher’s Knabe farm purchase, Hi-Line canal irrigation district meetings, a Des Plaster and Minies fire near Oriental, and Henry Farr and Charlie Howie showcasing two-year-old White Face bulls.
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Tom Holland
Will J. Powell
Hilalso
Queen
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers” Association
Carlsbad
Rennions
Roswell
Henry Farr
Charlie Howie
Denver
Henry
Farr
Land sale figures and local holdings move in Seven Lakes area
A New York syndicate reportedly bought a tract for around twenty five thousand dollars in the Seven Lakes region. CM Goudight, who owns extensive land there, sold a large area of six holdings as R J Donneway of Oldsoma City Oklahoma plans development with Oklahoma operators.
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New York
Sear Pataca
CM. Goudight
Seven Lakes Hall
Seven Lakes Fields
R. J. Donneway
Oldshoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Mr. G Ht
Gallup Independent
Ranger Lake Land Sale Moves to Texas Interests
Lea The Ranger Lake Oil and Development Co has sold 73 000 acres at Ranger Lake Lea county to Texas parties. A contract to sell for oil is set within ninety days, with a chase price rumored to exceed 425 000. Mr and Mrs A Kimbrough bought a registered bull for 1500 from Midland parties. Crockett brothers purchased fifteen head of whiteface calves from Eddington Plainview, noted by W R Crockett Roswell.
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Ranger Lake Oil & Development Company
Ranger Lake
Lea County
Texas
Dell
Chase
A. Kimbrough
Crockett Brothers
Eddington
Plainview
W. R. Crockett
Roswell
Lovington
Otero A M Horn Buys Sov ern Motel In New Deal
Local contractor Otero A M Horn closes deal with BP and W Ry to own the Sov ern Motel. He plans lower floor expansion with five offer rooms and rear ground area to storage shells for Otero County Linker Company. B L Summer buys 340 yearling steers and 10 more from Gallacher in recent deal. Vickery takes Pearman interests in Corona Lead and Silver Mining. Bank equity rises as works shift to a 100 foot level and new ore ledge is found amid reports of strong mining prospects in New Mexico.
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A.M. Horn
Sovern
Otero County Linker Company
HM. Vickery
Alanoorde
Pearman
New Mexico
Coarse Summary of City Plans and Military Displays
The report outlines fundraising and construction steps for a new bud coaster project and hotel development, with promises of promoter support and public exhibitions. It notes military units from Cotembas and Pershing’s forces participating in a drift exhibition, plus a council decision to seek voter approval at the next election and to issue advertisements for engineer services.
Quay County Farm Sold to Robert Beverley
Robert Beverley purchased the Hlomer Siller and Son farm located twenty five miles west of Dara View. The tract is regarded as one of the best small ranches in Quay county with possession set for March. Local threshing work generated income as crews earned about 200 dollars per hundred and farmers contributed to a neat fund. Plans for a new hotel on the recently acquired Hitteon property include demolishing the Tomes building and erecting a three story modern brick structure of 142575 feet, with Ireman Ratten overseeing specifications.
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Robert Beverley
Hlomer
Dunlavy
Tucumeasi News
Comeari
Ireman Ratten
Hitteon Proviers
Tomes
Trevent
Ecomeari American
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el Vaso Bua Jue Company
Burgos & Ia Roe
Palestine
Lee Moor Construction Pany
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L. A. Gillett
Bureau of Public Roads
Mesquite
JiMett
Lincoln County
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Santa Cruz River
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Dener
Midland Reider Company
Kansas City
Guy S. Exon
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Luna County
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A. A. Archuleta
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Federal
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Archuleta
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State of New
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Jjapan
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Smigelow Store
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Pecos River Water Application
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Jose Herrera
Santa Barbar
Clovis Jour
Hi. Y
Overstreet
Farmers State Bank
Texico
First National Bank
Texico Bank
Chovsews
Nona Ana
City
Orerd Park
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
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Hide and Kurey
Green Street
Harvey Fisher
Knabe
Town
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Fisher
Carlybart
Curtibod
Lance
Lond
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Oriental
Carlehad
Nread
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Eody
Lea
B. L. Summer
Moss
Gallacher
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Cotembas
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Cred Pershing
12Th Teese
2Th Infantry
Cherles Cotton
Los Angeline
Temke
Indy
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