Oil Right Suit Now Under Advisement
State Treasurer Charles A. Strona extends income tax filing to November 1. AW M. Danbarg notes progress on inheritance tax collections and anticipates increased state revenue in the coming year. In Federal court at this week, Osborn v. Levee challenges state ownership of mineral rights for agricultural and leasing purposes. About 250 to 200 purchasers hold interests, with state involvement in related cases reaching the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Strona
Neverber
AW. M. Danbarg
Durin
New Mexico
Osborn
Af Crompton, Philips and Darden
Raton
Julie Neblett
Supreme Court of
New Mexico Financial Statistics and Immigration Notes
District court in Albuquerque handled several alien petitions as the U S remains at war. Among admitted citizens were Alfred Wystr, Hugh Vienias Jones, Welbman Kray Selig, Simon Deschler, Michael Andrew Rabbitt. A government motion continued several cases, including Arthur Trying Mandell, pending immigration questions. The issue of charter applications featured Home State Bank of Mount Dora and Farmers Bank of Moriarity with multiple incorporators listed. State tax and health reports followed, noting property tax procedures, capital subscriptions for mining ventures, and ongoing public health tallies across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Alfred Wystr
Hugh Vienias Jones
Welbman
Kray Selig
Simon Deschler
Michael Andrew Rabbitt
United States
Arthur
Mandell
Ion
Weer Aridiatea
Penney
Wetmore Service Station Incorporation in Roswell
The Wetmore Service Station of Roswell is among this week’s incorporations with authorized capital of 100000 dollars, divided into 2000 shares of 50 dollars each, of which LT Wetmore and TI O Wetmore each hold 200 shares. Governor Pankey acts as interim governor while Governor Larrazolo rests at Palomas Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloha Mining Company
Dem'ne
Stork
Harry Edwards
Deming
Twine _ Carter
Prsemineham
Ala
CF. Schachter
Peseemer Ala
Withro
Rieminehem Als
T Dew Pesemer
OL. Lindstrom
Bir Winckem
HS Salmon
Wetmore
Roswell
O Wetmore
Bbetmore
Rovnet
Pankey
Larrazolo
Palonns Hot Springs
Liresesto
Santa Fe
el Paya
New Mexico
Plans for State Reserve Bank in New Mexico
A proposal by State Bank Examiner Joey Read seeks a central city reserve system for state banks. The plan would allow any bank with more than 3000 dollars paid up capital to act as a reserve agent, shifting reserve requirements from 12 percent cash to 10 percent deposits, with banks choosing vault levels. The reform includes reforming endorsements and lending rules to facilitate higher paper endorsements and borrowing, aiming to revitalize the state examiner’s office and bolster bank discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Read
Hint
Bsalien Association
Albusquerque
Mr. Reads
Star Hank
Read
Tyco
Avive
Nl Examiner
Eesti
Saenter
Oltshame
Women and Voting Age Juror Rules in New Mexico
A fragmented report discusses women not revealing their ages to register or vote. It notes lawyers favoring the view that a woman is as old as she looks, requiring declaration of age and sound mind for eligibility. The piece mentions jury service, precinct voting, and the need for correct name and residence details to preserve voting rights amid upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marearet Hill McCarter
New Mexico
Tekin Smith
Treidter
Motle Smith
Tohn Smith
Ives
Sanatorium plan costs twenty thousand dollars in Albuquerque
A Santa Fe Railway Hospital association buys a large East Central Avenue block for a sanitarium to cost at least 20,400 dollars. Board members moved quickly, aiming to begin within weeks, with plans for a wartime style hospital wing and a nonsectarian medical facility serving Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Railway Hospital Association
Hot Cay
East Central Avenue
Satiaiorm
Highland Park
J. B. Lucy
Enkinees
Cele Nave
Roswell Kiwanis elects officers at meet in New Mexico
Chaves Harry P Hadtich helped organize a Kiwanis club in Roswell. At the meeting new officers include BC Cahoon president Cecil Binney secretary Roy Armmenman treasurer. Directors named are Jatin Miller Edward M Spencer J F Tinkie Hiram M Dow and James Re Daughtry. Nearby notes mention Rotary coexistence and limited Kiwanis presence in New Mexico with Albuquerque and Gallup listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Hadtich
EL Ph Kiwanis Club
Roswell
Weld Ath Chamatlee
Rouen
BC Cahoon
Cecil Binney
Roy Armmenman
Jatin Miller
Edward M. Spencer
J. F. Tinkie
Hiram M. Dow
James Re. Daughtry
Kiwanis Club
Breisess
Rotary
Chita Rott Rotary
Kives
New Me
Albuquerque
Gallup
Sheriff Brought In Forged Check suspects From Wyoming
Colfax Sheriff Abe Hixenbaugh returned from Manna Wyoming with George Hecomo vich charged with uttering a forged check at the First National Bank. Martin Pavietich allegedly signed the check while Phin Langton pleads guilty to forging Walter O Brien’s signature and awaits court entry. Leonard and Meloed face charges for forged names and payments. The Sweet Shop on North Second Street opened with high hopes and an attractive new interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Hixenbaugh
Manna
Wyoming
George Hecomovich
First National Bank
Martin Pavietich
Phin Langton
Walter O Brien
Als Leonard
A Meloed
Dana Ana County Fair Opens With Beer Themed Events
Dana Ana County fair officials announce beer centered arrangements from September 2 to 2 celebrating farm products. Attractions include races games military cave Legion carnival and a military band. The event occurs near Mesilla Park with fluorite ore deposits opened by Alford Rows of Tucson who leased claims from Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Anna
Wille Bell
Tortmes Muntain
Mesilla Park
Tnnes
Alford Rows Ov
Tucson
Arizona
Harner
Las Cruces
Rooshes
Mangan Shipment Progress at Leer Spot Mines
Grant records show two carloads of mangan shipped this month by Leer Spot Mines Company under Manager Kirchman. ore production exceeds 25 percent quality gains, with three more carloads anticipated before month end as tests continue. shaft depth reaches 1,000 feet and readiness grows for additional testing along the Creek district. President Alnine notes seven weeks of preparation toward United States rates, with turbine activity advancing on the new vein project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirchman
Leer
Toston
Maeine
Exwanil
United Rates
Ceartine
Mee
Alnine
Lincoln Apotteraring Comple: New store planned for town
In Lincoln a new Apotteraring comple is planned to join the town. The project aims to add a modern facility to the area and attract customers with a wide range of goods. Construction sites are described and a timetable for opening at an early date is hinted. Local residents and farmers anticipate improved shopping options and a fresh storefront. The address provided points to 41 Sanith Renthes Street, Lubock Texas.
1920 Cotton Gin Preparations Underway At Local Farms
The gin managers are busy netting the gins ready to begin work on the 1920 crop. Improvements have been made at every gin and it is believed that the crop will be handled this year more expeditiously. Julian Smith begins picking near Rack River with fine prospects and plans to gin at Otis or Loving depending on the best road. Roy Dickeon reports from Loving with 24000 feet of tumbler on the tracks of Loving, property of Moberty-Deseborn Nardware. Loving shows growth. hotel improvements are visible and a cement sidewalk is planned to replace the old stone. Carl Wilkinson and wife become new lessees, aiming to put the place in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Smith
Rack River
Catton
Tegin
Otis of
Loving
Cartebad
Roy Dickeon
Moberty-Deseborn
Carlsbad
Carl Wilkinson
Bankhead Highway Convoy Trains Toward Los Angeles Route
A War Department ordered convoy along the Bankhead National Highway from Washington to Los Angeles covers about 1090 miles. The 18 officers and 160 men travel in seven touring cars, six motorcycles and four eight trucks, fully equipped with medical and support gear. Major John F L Franklin commands the group, aiming to demonstrate military convoy discipline and drive a modern road defense project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Los Angeles
Lordohieg
Washington DC
John FL Pranklin
Ty, S Army Ratey
Banke Bent Navional Highway
Lovington Cotton Gin Delivers Onsite Installation News
Lea Lovington prepares for operation as the cotton gin arrives and is grounded. F E Beck, gin manager, leads excavation and assembly work. Timbers and stalls are being erected, pushing toward completion while crews advance the site readiness and related operations developments.
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Financial Statistics OF
Moun Dora
Q. M. J. F. Combs
Mount Dore
Taxpayers’ Association 4
Inter
Texas
California
Montana
Howe
Dente
Arate
Colfax
Eddy
San Miguel
Taos
Valencia
Rio Arti
Tolfax
Guadalupes
Otero
Bernalillo
Chaves
Grant
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Hernalill
Carey
Ana Ana
Denecas
Taon
Farmere Bank of Morarity
Corporntan Communion
von FW
Whiternck
Kincell
Woc Webe Isterion L
Otto
George Davis
Bassett
Bor. Gray
H. S. Williams
G. N. Metaharger
Trurrows
J. FP. Tillery
Walter M. Danburg
State Treasurer
Danbury
Aamares
Presta Craver
Walt Pedra Chavre
San Francisco
Fraecal
Ravine Foner
Theath
Tose Sais
Springer
Jose
Allgn Shoal
State Reserve Bank
N. M
NEW Mexico News Review
Pedro Chavez
Cotter
Albuquere
Hayry A. Murphy
Chavez
Ins House
South Fifth
Peter Cameron
Cameron
Henderson
Hinderson
St. Patrick's Church
Chicane
Bringes
Eaton Range
Depont
Snuoo
Miilie
Ralph Calley
Hove
Bing Rong
Agte
Sprieger Stocamny
Curry County
Curry Coury Far Bares Univers
Bar
Jas, M. Bickle
Gis Kuykendall
Willy Patterson
Bo Hickman
Claud Raybourne
Far
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Billy
Lee
Quay
Deltas
Guadalupe
Carry
Cramoe Mill & Elevator Ga
Dewitt
Maveper
State College Om
Chicago
Voosticral
Ing
Weidan Denese
Sac College
Denver
Giitind
Uberation
Serawit
Allem
Alexander
Sesse- Somiui Merabore
BEM
Federal
Arch Gregg
Sasta Fe
A. BE Hubbard
United States Commissioners
Ben Mall
The
Sans
Cat
Ft Worth
Tesws
Noble Read
Big Peru
Rhooe-Darwon Co
Cathedral Ti
W. T. Tanner
Faiban News
George Mann
Pecos
Jap Clovis
Fort Sumner
Frank Clark
V. A. Lyles
Favaner
Fukea
Pinos Altos
Tien
Te Mike
Hanover
United States Copper Company
Aerange Trenthl
R. A. Kaialit
Albegeshie
West Texas
E. Brena
St. Jo
Henry Hejte
Thomas V. Maoore
Catholin University
Newrest
Tone Mountain
Vistor
Ranta Rita
Peopel
Tiny Me
Itv
Ita, Kans
Poland
Pecos Valley
Lawrence
John H. Mulle
Chamion
Finn and Feather Club
Sweet Shop
North Second Street
Bareinese
Ra|er
Dona Ana
Witten Hieerio
Sanith Renthes
Streteh
Lubhock Texas
Hidalgo
Choven
Weitant
S Hote
Treatisres
Dircetary Furore Montagne
S. Reser
Pales
Careton
MS Reynods
Crowell
Te Arquarine Ownby
Jeckson
Lori
Lea
Lovington
F. E. Beckwith
Wm. Weir
Monument
Feenie Menorment Springs
Ennete Leweetiom
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