Dozen Bills Passed by Legislature and Road Bond Issue
The New Mexico legislature adjournment may have little effect on laws with a dozen bills passed by both houses and signed by the governor. Highlights include Hidalgo county creation, drainage district powers, abortion felony, public health measures, and a $2,000,000 road bond bill, with numerous miscellaneous acts and resolutions shaping state policy.
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New Mexico
Bt. Barnes
Bernalillo
Hidalgo
Grant County
Llewellyn and
Armijo
National Congress
United States
Bridy
Senate
Justice of the Peace
Seventh Judicial
Sierra County
John A. Gordon
Hale Holden
Railway Administration
House of Representatives
Department of the Interior
San Juan
Charles Scripper
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Thomas P. Gable
Gable
Joe Sheridan
Remigio M Rahal
McKinley County
House
RL. Baca
Baird
Llewellyn
Baca
Baca al
Pecos
Lobato
Otero
T. Padilla
Arm‘jo
Griego, Ramirez and Chiney
Reinberg
Sedillo
Barnes and Powhatan Carter
Tamony
Theodore Roosevelt
Mascarenas
Rio Grande
Lynch
State Boundary Commission
Larrazolo
Clancy
Idalgo
County of
S. Re
Arizona
Jeorner
County of Luna
Luna
S. Rg
Livestock in New Mexico Rise Since 1910 Census
Field agent R F Hare reports New Mexico totals show 261000 horses 20000 mules 84000 milch cows 1325000 other cattle 3135000 sheep 93000 swine with livestock values up. and per head prices rising notably for sheep range cattle milk cows mules and horses since 1910 reflecting improved strains and market demand.
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R. F. Hare
Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
U. S
Colfax and Raton News Roundup from Regional Papers
Colfax reports the Gregary Furniture store moving into the former Princess Theatre building with interior remodeling finished. Local farm bureau meeting notes strong delegate representation and rising housing needs in Raton amid scarce vacancies. Court entries include Dr Johnson found guilty for failure to report a case and jail terms for bootlegging defendants. Roswell notes remodeling at 96 North Richardson and residents planning to return home from Salisbury, with two families moving back to Roswell due to homesickness.
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Gregary Furniture Store
Princess Theatre
Baton Range
Oard of
Johnson
Justice of the Peace Bayne
District Court
Baton Reporter
Bursum Named National Committeeman Amid Woody Manslaughter Verdict
In New Mexico, Curry Bursum of Socorro is selected as national committeeman while John Woody faces a manslaughter verdict in the Gilbreath shooting case. A new trial motion is expected, with Judge Brice Fun to hear the matter next week. The article notes pending building activity and anticipated spring construction.
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Woody
John
Holm
Bursum
Socorrore
J. H. Gilbeth
Republican
Brice Fun
George R. Craig
Ees
Gilbreath Committee
New Mexico
Repret
National Committee
Hellene
Chas
A. Spiess
Clovis News
Growth and Deals Shape Clovis Business Scene
Clovis merchants report steady expansion as Joe C. McClelland buys a South Main Street building for 5000, C. C. Warrner acquires the A L Gurley building for 7500, and Luther Lynn purchases Clovis Oil Co stock. Real estate moves briskly while local shipping shifts from cattle to hides amid bright prospects at Taiban oil.
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Joe C. McClelland
Scheurieh Agency
South Main Street
W. A. Havener
Mandell Clothing Land Dry Goods Co
McClelland
Clovis
C. C. Warrner
A. L. Gurley
Denver engineer scouting dam site for new project
M C Hinderlider of Field Fellows Hinderlider Denver has been in Fort Sumner part of the week conducting preliminary surveys. The work aims to locate a new dam site and determine construction costs and related details for the potential project.
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M.C. Hinderlider
Field, Fellows& Hinderlider
Denver
Colo
Fort Sumner
Las Cruces Eyes Oil Prospect as Chautauqua Touts
Las Cruces and Dona Ana County embrace oil fever with geologists predicting favorable formations. Local trustees named for a prospective oil company include Frank Herron, Mark Thompson, Fred Hess, and others. W. W. Cox leads an east Organ mountains program at Augustine ranch. Ellson White Chautauqua Co. of Chicago schedules Las Cruces dates March 14 for five days, followed weeks later by Radcliffe company. The Las Cruces Citizen calls it a major cultural opportunity with top touring shows arriving amid economic optimism.
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Las Cruces
Frank Herron
Mark B. Thompson
Fred S. Hess
F. A. Hawley
B. F. Weisenhorn
R. P. Porter
Frank M. Hayner
M. O. Llew
Chautauqua
Ellson-White Chautauqua Co
Chicago
Radcliffe Company
Last Springs Cruces
Water abundant in Carlsbad reservoirs with note on shortages
Eddy reports both Carlsbad Project reservoirs full with Mc Millan at twenty six feet and Lake Avalon extending past the railroad bridge. Snowmelt should cover losses but evaporation and seepage may reduce storage. farmers prepared for season. Also note Hope resident John R Means buys C A Bar ranch near Elk, irrigation via Penasco River. smallpox cases appear in Carlsbad. precautions urged.
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Carlsbad
McMillan
Lake Avalon
Carlsbad Argus
John R. Means
Hope
Elk
Penasco
Segrist
Runyan
Renyan
Water Rights Saved for Ruidoso and Pecos Valleys
Mullis received a Washington telegram stating the Secretary of the Interior granted permit ownership for a water project, preserving Ruidoso river flow for farmers in the Ruidoso and Pecos valleys. The decision protects artesian supply and mountain snowmelt sources, preventing loss of a major scenic area.
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Gol Hy Mullis
S. M. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Ruidoso
Pecos Valley
Disposal of War Material Faces Serious Problem
Washington DC reports a key postwar issue the disposal of vast war material. Congressmen Snyder proposes limits on sales to prevent market disruption while permitting export to war-torn regions. Industry buffs warn about knitwear hardware and other inventories needing careful handling to avoid economic shock.
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Washington, L. C
Europe
Elevorster
France
Shire
Homer P. Snyder
New York
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Man Snyder
Belgium
Democrats in Senate discuss casualty lists and delays
The congressional record fragment shows Senators Chamberlain and Borah debating delays in publishing World War casualty lists. They cite Red Cross and War Department hurdles, noting delayed acknowledgments to families and the emotional impact. The dialogue hints at public interest and accountability for casualty reporting.
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Mr Chamberlain
Massachusetts
Mr. Weeks
Mr. Borah
Argum Tet
Dor Instan
Borah
Mr. Chamberlain
Red Cross
War Department
Castle
Keppel
France
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Curry
Larrarole
Melrose
Curry County
Larrazola County
Boxy
Wenceslao Romero
Torrance
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Vaughn
East Vaughn
Corona
Cedarville Pines
Wells
Varney
Giving
Blanchard
Board of ‘Health
Whch
Holm O. Bursum
John Tombs
New Mexico Health Association
League of Nations
Pasaca
Socorro County
NEW Mexico News Review
J. FE. Cox
First Savings Bank and Trust Company
Albuquerque
M. E. Ewell
Roswell
Cottonwood
Artesia
H. W. Plumb
Brazos
Col .Tom, McKinstry
Hagerman
Hagerman Messenger
Colfax
Colfax Farm Bureau
Leib
Joe Colombo
Frank Jorda Nelli
Raton
Jas. W. Johnson, Jr
Roy
New Mexico Reform School
Springer
C. A. Stachlin
North Richardson
Frank Talmage
Salisbury
Taiban Oi
Clovis Oil Company
Taiban
Cattuana
Sdes
Arwell State-Line Tribune
Luther Lynn
Clovis Oil Co
Tutner
Ranger
Clovis Journal
Clovis Real Estate
Pad
A. B. Austin & Son
Clovis National Bank
Rogers & Temple
Austin & Son
Mainet
Main
Me. Rogers
Oklahoma
Mr. Temple
Grady
Dona Ana
County Agrieuitarict
Democrats
U. S. Senate
Baker
Chamberlain
Dentinal Peing
Weeks
Tie
Washington Ati Lee University
Roth
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