Telephone hearing continues as NMPSC reviews Mountain States rates
The New Mexico State Corporation Commission extended the telephone rate hearing for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph after filing data through June 1914. Commissioners will set a date for continued testimony, with the company prepared to detail costs and operations. opposing counsel and staff will scrutinize the records before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Corporation Commission
Wis Coms
He Williams
Homracio Montoya
J. M. Luna
Bowman
Edward Safford
Tctal
Milton Smith
Denver
B. Davis Jr
Las Vega
E K. Wright
Santa Fe
Athons
Mountain States
CE. Stratton
D. Clark
el Paso
el Paso; An Wolds, District, Mantager
Commission
New Mexico
Telephone Company
Billy
Harry Lo
Clovis
Estey
Meath
Weil
State Highway Department Activities in New Mexico
The state highway department reports two 24 ton Moreland trucks for the Santa Fe district with more on the way to other districts. A load of tents has arrived for distribution to camps, with over forty construction camps employing more than 300 men. Federal aid projects are planned in Rio Arriba County, while numerous contracts and shipments to various sites like Taos, Santa Fe, and Chama proceed, including equipment and materials for highway and air service projects.
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Crawford Ranch
Mexican
Tone Ana
Jana
Grant
Stetina
Wmibsite
Valencia
Meroy
Flora Vista
San Juan
Rio Arriba
Wyoming
Santa Fe
Guadalupe
Secorte
New Mexico
New M
US Geological Survey i
Alamosa Creek
Sagda- Jena
Socorro County
N. Mex
Dean ~ For
United States
George
Toe Teia
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Theny
My Rie Arriba County
Peabody
Austerany High
Raton Ani
Raton
Hichway
Burt
Taos
Kineona
Federal Aid Road Projects Acted On In Las Vegas Mora Road
Federal aid project No 3 covering 131 miles from the county seat to Men been approved by the secretary of Agriculture. Estimated cost 15,900,400. Project No 32 covers 18 miles in San Miguel County on the Las Vegas Mora road with estimated cost 1,750,813. A survey party is at work to prepare plans and specifications and both projects should be ready for construction in the spring.
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Cason County
Secretary of Agriculture
Wik Gillett
Texas
Las Vegas
Agriculture
San Miguel County
Mora
Amendments Defeated in Sparse Special Election Returns
Early reports indicate all three amendments were defeated with very light turnout. Weather kept voters away as canvassing of returns is planned for next week.
Rio Grande Drainage Data Outlined by NM State College President
Dr. Austin D. Crile, president of New Mexico State College, says data on Rio Grande valley drainage is ready. He notes the land owner must decide to drain or drown, implying responsibility lies with landowners for the drainage project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin D. Crile
New Mexico State College
Rio Grande Valley
Highway Department Expands Office Space
The state highway department outgrew its quarters and rearranges offices. The Senate chamber is now used for drafting, with four offices under the new plan. The water right division gains space, and head officials move to a smaller office. Highway engineer Leste A. Gillett says ten more drafters are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Senate Chamber
Enere
Tach Me
Highway Department
Tre Nty
Leste A. Gillett
Musical Extravaganza at Ells Theatre by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus stage a two night musical extravaganza at Ells Theatre on September 2 and 3 featuring local cast members Bergere Roxina Bergere Frances Hinojos Lucy Knicht Anna Kaune Ernestine Nicholdson Ramona Raca Clara Berchtold Elizabeth French Agneta Evans Dia Bob Smith Thomas plus professional director Mos Vesta Dodge Jartzel. If on stage drinking or shooting scenes are removed, a substitute is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Ells
Mos Vesta Dodge Jartzel
Bergere
Roxina Bergere
Frances Hinojos
Lucy Knicht
Anna Kaune
Ernestine Nicholdson
Ramona Raca
Clara Berchtold
Elizabeth French
Agneta Evans
Dia
Bob Smith
Thomas
Alvarado Farm Sells in Rio Grande Valley Market Deal
Alvarado farm near Albuquerque comprising about 60 acres changes hands to Matthew Dairy and Supply Co. Buildings and farm implements included. New owners plan to expand dairy operations from the land in the Rio Grande valley area. Also notes moving picture showings in Fort Sumner and a district court sentence for district judge Hickey for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvarado Farm
Henry Ro Brown
Alvaray
Albuquerque
Thay
Matthew Dairy
Daiy
Hoklinge Jain
Alvarado
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Sumner
Iran
Os scar Conwill residence sale at Clovis 4500
Arthur Jump purchased the Os scar Conwill residence at Clovis for 4500 dollars. A Mineral Wells Capitalioy recently bought 25 residence lots at Clovis. The Texas van plans to develop the property. Dipping of cattle at this place, continued ten days, was discontinued Wednesday. About 44000 firsts in small funches were put through vats. Fort Sumner Review notes Tom Sacre of Dunlap unloaded 40 head of steers at Fort Sumter last week shipped from the Dail mountains near Maghsluna Hedteive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Drybread
Taft Ditriet
Fort Sumner
Capitalioy
Clovis
Texas van
Text Spring
Tom Sacre
Dunlap
Fort Sumter
Dail Mountains
Maghsluna
Fragments Mention Local Court and Statewide Events
Fragmentary text outlines legal and civic topics across multiple locations. Mentions a federal jury, state matters, and forthcoming features related to communities, festivals, and a street dance event slated to attract attention.
Colfax Building Collapse and Local Development Sparks Report
A Colfax building collapsed causing extensive damage to nearby walls and fixtures with repair costs estimated around five thousand dollars. The incident occurred during excavation for a nearby avenue under construction. The Colfax County State Bank opens temporary quarters with Charles Staab cashier as lenders reorganize. Construction advances on new Drie Store and the Sprine Post Office building, while Johnson Mesa installs Case threshing machines and Lebk building foundation work nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB. Stubblefield Company
Johnson Mesa
ET. Elliot
Suringer
Charles Staab
Colfax County
Sprineee
Hope and Carlshad News Roundup of Local Canning and Ginning
Reports from Artesia, Carlshad, and Loving detail cannery activity at Eddy Lakewood and Artesia canning plants, with tomatoes being prepared and early gins starting. Livestock, real estate, and farm sales feature, including M A Cole selling to Thomas and Sweet and Larsh Brothers ginning in Loving and planning Malaga operations. Forecasts point to a large Carlshad cotton crop and expanding guano cave ventures for citrus rejuvenation.
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Artesia
Larsh Brothers
Loving
Liew Luera
Malaga
Carlshad
Carlshad Argus
Police orgs delay in national drive against public chow
Washington sem 14 reports policing forces cannot organize amid a national drive against the public chow that prompts talk of permitting. Attorney General Palmer prepares to prosecute the big packers as threshing progress continues with two acres harvested and maize sold for 111.03. Meador near Clovis reports new departures in mame trains and a soft push to spend the drive fruits through Sept 22 while a remainder of 500 pounds is to be gathered.
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Washington
Wilcon Ima Teterraen
Frien
Calif
Meador
Clovis
Palmer Ie Ready
Renewing Leases On State Land And Labor Demands
Fragmented text notes leases on state land renewing with high renewal rates and mentions a state land commissioner. It also references workers seeking a six hour day and a two day week and hints at oil from Mexico. The readable content is unclear and partially distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Mier
Mexico
Don a Ana New Warehouse and Office Refiring Camp Don Orkury
Damaged OCR notes a new warehouse and office near Dona Ana. Plans indicate anti robbery measures, storage of 50 gallon drums, and readiness to support operations at a site named Cruces. Details are fragmentary and unclear about exact actions or dates.
State Land Office Opposes Federal Contests
U S Land Office objects to federal challenges to school sections granted to New Mexico. Three years ago coal bearing status was cited. twelve sections in McKinley and Suniloval counties not passed to the state due to mineral character before June 1 1910. Appeals and broader disputes loom with about twenty five similar cases and potential thousand more in state history.
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U. S. Land Office
McKintey
Suniloval
Tand Corma
Chas St. Barker
New Mexico
New Mexico Land Department
Land Office
Geological Surveys
Highway contracts set for two projects in state
The state Highway department awarded contracts for the construction of two general road projects totaling about eleven miles at a cost of $82, etc. Bid openings occurred Monday for project No. 9 in Kawoll County and related work along Fort Stallton hospital area. Crews begin work soon with multiple roads to be improved across the two sites.
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The
State Highway Department
Momlay
Eimeotn
Carrizone Yeail
Poaundary
Stallton Marlee Howital
Pepeteation
Beythares
Horness
Losal
Etd
Bine
Lek
New Mexico Bar Association Meeting at Alamogordo
The New Mexico Bar Association plans its annual meeting in Alamogordo with attendees including Attorney J L O Lawson elected president and MleRirex as secretary. Other officers and members named include Hy i MleRirex, Terry Loos, Jodi Morya, and Davis Lasseway among listed attendees.
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Alamogordo
Santa Pe
J LO Lawson
Preston Way
Sanus. Py Wey
Terry Loos
Jodi Morya
Siher Cig
SIW
Davie Lasseway
Hob Holt
New Tax Commissioner Named by Governor
Gen. OA Larrazcte announced the appointment of Porfetta Abrett of Taos County as tax commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Jamies P. Ascarite of Lay Croces. Mr Abrett, a Democrat, begins active work immediately as the commission appoints J. Vel Acwitar of Wagon Monn as resident commissioner and Jol Joerns of Clayton as secretary.
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OA Larrazcte
Porfetta Abrett
Penasen
Taos County
Jamies P. Ascarite
Lay Croces
Alen
Abrett
Astow
Jfit
J.ivel Acwitar
Wagon Monn
Vorfirin
Jol Joerns
Clayton
Roosevelt Memorial Address Sent By Thompson to Twitchel
William B Thompson, head of the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association, telegrams Col Ralph Twitchel for the posting and distribution of materials for the Roosevelt Memorial. The piece, read by Hon. Frank, is praised by critics as among the best in the series, reflecting on Roosevelt and the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Thompson
Theodore Roosevelt
New Companies Incorporation Filed With Corporation Commission
Several New Mexico incorporations are recorded including Thornton-Redington Company of Gallup with 50 000 capital stock and 100 par value shares led by Thomas N Thornton Charles Ro Redington and Lawson Ko Heller. Also Opportunity Mines Company of Wilmington authorized to do business in New Mexico with chief agents listed. The Long Co files articles outlining grazing bay stock and related lines with 3% stock value and 100 par value shares. Sama Fe Gold and Copper Company amends capital stock from 2 500 000 shares at 25 par value to 25 000 000 with ten cent par value, principal office in Santa Fe. Vice VB. May Company of Las Cruces files incorporation to handle dairy products poultry farming and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton-Redington Company
Gallup
Corporation Commission
Thomas N. Thornton
Charles Ro Redington
Lawson Ko Heller
Ob Stil Opportunity Mines Company
Wilmington
Delaware
New Mexico
Hithy Wit
Sierra County
Chilas
Sheridan
le H. Carr
EL. Rees Setter
Et al Mini the
Long Co
McNamara
Edward Hoeckhoff
May Company of
Las Crncos
State Corpuration Commission
Fi Hy
Femnl
Soldiers Settlement Board Injunction in New Mexico
A historic court action by the Soldiers Settlement Board restrains diversion of land grant funds. The Federal government argues funds must remain for reclamation and settlement purposes, with New Mexico authorities seeking guidance on permissible use. Two board members and officials are noted among participants as the case proceeds through legislative scrutiny.
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Olen
Neblett
Etite Amdiver
Amy Tasds
Rio Grande
AS. d
Jorner Semmes Burkhart
Leah
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Bia
Minee
Am Lenys
Amarilla
Taihan
Miller Way Agai
Roosevelt County
Kenna
Lakewood
Otrealy
Tig
Loring
al Sevan
Pecos Valley
Ayearly
Tulaross
Hueco
Totorosa
Uctines
Miguel
Mancos
Dakota
Cow Springs
Sec 2
KY W
Red Lake
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
E. Hickey
State Penitentiary
Hrewer
Isleta
Cypres
Corbin
Htt
Allen Tome Coren
Taian
Arthur Jump
Osscar Conwill
Chayes
Garfielt
Orail
Michlfellinck
Kateass
Arkansas
Ark
Nantes
Colfax
Annes
M.A. Cole
Thinias
Sweet
Ming
Mr. Cole
Hope Community
Hope
General Fertilizer Company
California
Totel
Curry
Mennis Place
Colorado
Lob Smith
Cryst
Wiliam Jones
Dennie
Dona Ana
Carlinis
Soopatin
State Land Office
NEW Mexico Bar Association
Alamo
Springer’s Roosevelt
Howett
Wilkes
Edward Cherulers
Traffic
Bykeevile
Karas
Weshington
Soldiers Settlement Board Injunction
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