Hoke Smith Candidate Opposes League in Georgia Race
The Thirty second Scottish Rite Reunion was held at the S R Cathedral with a class of 65 from across the state. Officers and attendees included Thomas E Mitchell 32 President and others. the Republican Santa Fe County convention elected fourteen delegates for the state convention and named Good Roads delegates. multiple corporate filings and grand bodies sessions followed in Albuquerque.
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S. R
Armstrong
Uriah Para “ Masera
Heall
Byron Otto
Ros Benedict
Gi Branch
John Robertson
Jon
Sai Gilbert
Clovis James Brays
Heaton Roy
Belen
Cipes
Joseph Salamon
Albuquerque
Robert Lee
Hope
David
Slemag
Springer
Dillon
Richard Charles
Encino
Tom Jefferson
Eggen
Jesse Thomas
Clovis
Ellivon
Richard Roscoe
Deming
Emerson
Ralph Walsho
E. Las Vegas
Herman Grover
Clayton
Gillett
Leslie Alexander
Santa Fe
Goodrich
Rufus Spencer
Gallup
Green
Robert Gustave
Halthusen
William Jt
Elmer Frederick Hester
Walter Levi Hiller
Russel Devor
Hutson
William Ines
Johnson
Carlos Roswell
Lycurgus Ledas
Roswell
Jones
Samuel Lesti
Homer Clade
Vegas
Kilmurray
Richar Lawrenes
Frank
Lebrun
William Y
Nathiel Frank
Levers
Ray Elmer
Ins
John Floyd
Maisel
Manthe Moses
Major
We Wilfred
Mar
Clady Gilmore
Santa
Slonaker
Louis Vernon
Talbot
Murrell Williams
Tate
Malvern Will
Vickery
Henry Malachi
Alamajco Wagoner
Raymond
Walker
William
Wellman
William Wal- Relen
Whitaker
Jeff Calvin
Vis. Williams
Walter Lewis
Wingrove
Roy Albert
Tucumcari
Austin
William W
Gethric
Okla
Clase
Thomas E. Mitchell
Richard ©. Dillon
Eneino
Byron O. Reall
Sam G. Bratton
General Wood
Bronson M. Cutting
Reed Holloman
George W. Prichard
James A Baca
Marcelino A. O
Sargent
Ricardo Ala Ramon Sandoval
B. Renehan
Po Thos & Catron
York Rite’ of Masonry
Eastern Star
D Lodge
New Mexico News Review highlights February skin sale and town projects
The February sale at Albuquerque netted 188 skins mainly coyotes sold to J. A. Taichert of Las Vegas for 1029. Contracts for three concrete brick bungalows in Albuquerque and a separate $3,000 bungalow in the same city are noted, alongside plans for farm clubs teaching poultry, rabbit and pig raising.
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United States Biological Survey
Albuquerque
J. A. Taichert and Company of
Las Vegas
Miss Hase
Local Property Trades and Ranch News From The Region
Lincoln W. C. Leland sold his fence to Mamie F Humphrey and Margaret Humphrey sisters. The Humphreys will make the Leland place their home. C M W Haines bought the Pine Home residence from B J Stimmel. The Haines family now occupies stock and warden properties formerly held by Hal Young al Nogal. Delivery March 17, herd moved to Warden Neos Ranch in Jicarila mountains. Frank contracted with A W Adams to build a two story building for Mrs Adams millinery on the lower floor and living quarters above, finished in oak, near $3,000. Sog. San asgirio cold spell damaged fruit crops though apples may be good. Robert T Freeland of Arabets purchased Perry wells and plans S00 sheep on the ranch developments and soon to move his family.
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W. C. Leland
Mamie
Margaret Humphrey
Humberys
D . Mumphey
Leland
Warden Brothers
Hal Young al Nogal
Warden Neos
Jicarila Mountains
Frank
A. W. Adams Rand Wire
Adams
Carrizozo Outlook
Robert T. Freeland
Arabets
Perry Wells
Ji Villa
Capitan Mocniaiteer
Income Tax Commission Organized in New Mexico
The Income Tax Commission, formed after a special session, organized this week with members H J Hagerman Roswell John Joerns Fe Jo E Sherian Silver Wayden East as Vegan and Aber G Siam Te. Hagerman was elected chairman and R F Asplund secretary with Clara Olsen as executive clerk. They conferred with Governor Larrazolo to discuss the commission’s authority to study and recommend income tax policy and related taxation of real personal and intangible property, including mining net income, for possible adoption by the New Mexico legislature.
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H. J. Hagerman
Roswell
John Joerns
Jo. E. Sherian
Silver Wayden
East As Vegan
Aber G. Siam
Albuquerque Te
R. F. Asplund
Clara Olsen
Miss Olsen
Califor
Larrazolo
New Mexico
Ew Mexico
Delaware moves to ratify woman suffrage in senate
The fight to enroll Delaware as the thirty sixth state to ratify the proposed woman suffrage constitutional amendment began with a Senate resolution. A vote is not expected before Friday. If Delaware fails, the Republican National Committee will seek additional sessions in other states. Also: a double header basketball game at the Armory Saturday night at 840 p.m. featuring Indiana School and St Michaels.
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Delaware
State Senate
Republcan National Committee
Armory
Eerwann Se Uist
Indiana
St. Michaels
Colfax Workmen Begin Ditch and Downtown Paving Plans
About 20 workers under Councilman Baldwin start drainage work from the hill to Pecos avenue and the city engages Consulting Engineer Jones for preliminary paving of the downtown area and North First and Second streets with equipment expected soon. Strong winds have damaged wheat fields as moisture dries, signaling needed rains for spring plowing and planting.
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Baldwin
Pecos Avenue
Jones
Fire destroys De Baca general store and post office
Fire at Yeso night of the 13th wipes out T M Carter’s general store and post office. Loss about 5400 dollars insured at 5000 dollars. Fort Sumner Leader notes dam work progressing with a night shift soon. Reinforcing steel carload received. Plus local dance incidents and Valley farmers visit Portales to study sweet potato growers association and plans for a storage plant in the Fort Sumner Valley.
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T. M. Carter
Yeso
Fort Sumner
a._G. Dickerman
S. D. Hamilton
Rev
S. E. Turner
Portales
Portales Valley
Fort Simmer
Mesilla Park grower ships large onion orders aid by ditch water
Dona Ana C. E. Locke of Mesilla Park reports shipping large onion quantities from his ranch after filling orders for 50 090 pounds and 10 090 pounds. Water from the Chamberine ditch was briefly turned out last week to aid irrigation.
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C. E. Locke
Mesilla Park
Chamberine
Miners Expand Activity In Gold Hill and Nearby Districts
Grant J C Woodward of Silver City secures lease and bond on the Minneapolis mine in the Gold Hill district. The silver proposition has yielded high grade ore. operation planned from a 150 foot shaft. Districtwide activity rises as radium ore torbernite is found near Silver City and at distant sites. G E Eagle Mine at Med Rock prepares for full capacity under contract with E C Humphreys Company. Lordsburg haulage for ore and deals with Ira J Wright and W J Prowell mark a busy period in local mining.
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J.C. Woodward
Silver City
George H. Utter
Minneapolis
Gold Hill
White Sitnal
Bismuth Ef Army
Silver City Enterprise
G Eagie
Med Rock
E. C. Humphreys
W. J. Prowell
United States
Lordsburg
Powell
Ira J. Wright
Guadalupe Work Resumes on New Baptist Church
Work has resumed on the new Baptist church near Guadalupe. The building should be ready for occupancy soon. Otis Weimer, from south of town, reports the progress and expects completion in the near future.
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New Baptist Church
Otis Weimer
Luna Deming Signs Up New Cavalry Troop
LUNA Deming reports 35 to 40 young men signed for the new organization and Captain Ely expects full recruitment. He plans to actively recruit from now on. Hugh H. Williams, former Yellow Kid star, announces a comeback with Nordhaus employes' club and will join the game in Deming. The Yellow Kids last played in 1915, promising an exciting reappearance per the Deming Headlight.
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Deming
Ely
Hugh HH. Williams
State Corporation Commission
Nordhaus
Futhermore
Hugh
Seven Lakes district plans and notable travels reported
Charles H. McArthur and Virle, Phoenix capitalists, plan extensive Seven Lakes development once roads allow rig deliveries. The Arizona Syndicate drilled the fleet well last spring. FW Worm and family depart April 1 for New York and Europe to visit Switzerland and France. he will manage estate matters and be away six to eight months. Jack Myrick, Gallup native, rises as boxing sensation in the Great Lakes Navy division after defeating regional champion Vanarsdale.
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Charles H. McArthur
Virle
Phoenix
Seven Lakes District
Gallup
Seven Lakes
Arizona Syndicate
FW. Worm
New York
Old Country
Switzerland
France
Hamberg
Jack Myrick
John Myrick
Great Lakes
Jack
Navy
Vanarsdale
Gallop Herald
Mora County road chief oversees culvert work and trading
Mora Bias Sanchez, Mora County Road Superintendent, is reported to be on the roads for culvert repairs and related trade work. The note hints at a two mile stretch and references continued details on page seven.
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Bias Sanchez
Mora County
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Democratic Party
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