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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

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Supreme Court Decides Important Land Dispute Case

The Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling in Won Ro Harris versus Thomas Keehn, a land possession suit from Soln County. The decision, authored by Justices Roberts Parker Raynolds, clarifies that a tenant in possession under an unexpired lease who has not abandoned may reclaim possession and recover damages from Interlopers.

Supreme Court Ro Harris Thomas Keehn Soln County Mary S. Harper William S. Harper Trial Court Rayne Parker Tis Roberts

State land sale in Luna County Deming sale of 19000 acre grazing tract

The once famous Spalding tract in Luna County was sold at public sale in Deming conducted by Capt. Fred Muller. The 19000 acre block lies in township 22 south range west near the Mimbres Valley. It was appraised at 300 dollars per acre with 25000 dollars in improvements. The irrigation project failed. underground pumping proved expensive, and the land and improvements reverted to the territory. The tract remains a fine but undeveloped grazing property in a drought-prone valley.

Spalding Luna County Deming Fred Muller Rai MM Pening Santa Fe Silver City Mimbres Valley Minbres Valley Irrigation Company Ritory Mimbres Prom *Iere Ing Vale Y

West of Lamy railroad wreck injures two crews

Santa Fe train No 1 collided head on with a light engine four miles below Lamy. Engineer Sulier and Fireman Cook were injured but saved from worse, while the light engine was demolished and about 250 yards of track torn up blocking traffic. A wrecking crew cleared the main line and traffic should be normal by afternoon. The cause appears to be a miscommunication of orders.

Santa Fe Lamy and Kennedy A M. Sulier Las Vegas A.W Cook Sulier Lamy No. 1

Bridge repairs and road upgrades funded in New Mexico counties

Curry County remits 7500 to match state funds for Es Ola bridge work and sends in funds to meet state aid for Brazos bridge and Tierra Amarilla Santa Fe road repairs. A contractor begins concrete surfacing on Federal aid Project 15 across the eleven mile Las Cruces to Mosquito stretch on the Las Cruces El Paso road. Lincoln County returns 30 to meet state aid on State Road No.

Rio Arriba County State Highway Department Esola Brazos Tierra Amarilla-Santa Fe Las Cruces el Paso Mosquito Lincoln County

Governor Proclaims Americana Day In New Mexico Schools

Governor Larrazolo issues a proclamation declaring October 24, 1919 Americana tion Day in public schools and state institutions. The state education department will supply Roosevelt Memorial programs to honor Theodore Roosevelt and promote Americanism among students.

Larrazolo State Department of Education Theodore Roosevelt America Roosevelt Memorial Association New Mexico

Honda dale Depot to be Built Near Deming

Federal manager of E. P. & S. W. says state commission has authority to erect a station building at Hondate in Lena county south of Deming. Construction to be rushed with hope of completion within three weeks. Locals have long urged better station facilities. Mr Williams, a local figure, approached Mr Sweet to present the plan.

Staton Hondate Lena County Deming Hondale Williams Sweet

Raton Hosts Varied Regional Gatherings and Farms Sold

Raton organized a long real five chamber day as the Synod of New Mexico prepares for a three day meeting at the Presbyterian church starting September 25. Ernest Hanter, recently from Texas, bought the J M Higgins Acre farm near Springer, and August Drier purchased the Joseph Trapp eighty acre farm nearby. Colfax Rotarians from Rocky Mountain clubs met in Raton with lively luncheons and fellowship, while Raton Rotarians were blocked from the charter by the International Rotary.

J.M. Higsin Springer Ernest Hanter Texas New Mexico August Drier Joseph Trapp Synod of New Rocky Mountain Region Raton

State land sale in Gallup townsite planned for December

The state commissioner of public lands will offer eighty acres in Gallup townsite for sale December 16, 1914 in McKinley County. Appraised at 40 dollars per acre, no bid below this figure. Land granted June 11, 1898, coal underground, litigation history, squatters rights, and town growth motive frame context for the sale. Cash terms at sale.

State Commissioner of Public Lands McKinley County Gallup George A. Seepers General Land Office Secretary of the Interior Supreme Court Keepengrane

Highway Projects Progress Across Several Counties

State highway engineer Leslie Hert reports progress on the Federal arch project No. 5 from Las Cruces to Mesquite with grading drainage culverts and concrete work advancing. Gillett notes surveys in Sierra county for Federal air project No. 3 and preparations for future cost figures. Project No. LA at Raton is moving toward grade completion in about 45 days with crushing and surfacing underway. Piling for Santa Cruz near Espin reports and superstructure pricing will begin in ten days after the mural arrives.

State Highway Department Mora County Curry County Artesia Hope Sally County Sierra County Sandoval County Secretary of Agriculture Bernalillo Sandoval Line Almquerque Austin Chicago Safe Highway Department Santa Fe Bernalillo County Tijeras Canyon Las Cruces Mesquite Leslie Hert Dona Ana Sierra Colfax Gillert Gillett Federal Raton Santa Cruz Espin Mr. Gillon

Roswell Doctor Dies at Home Then Roswell Council Looks to Sanitation

Dr Daniel C Cooney a prominent Roswell physician died at his home last Friday. Roswell city council plans tighter enforcement of sanitation laws with weed removal on lots as part of cleanup efforts. Pecos river rose higher in southeast New Mexico for years after heavy rains. A heating plant is being installed in Hagerman schools.

Daniel C Cooney Roswell City Council of Pecos New Mexico

Hondo Dam Abandoned and Mesilla Valley Honey Shipment

The Hondo dam near Roswell, built by the government about 12 years ago, then abandoned during dry years, and Mesilla Valley Honey Co faced disruption as a car of honey left Las Cruces for Sherman Texas. J W Greer shipped ten carloads of apples from Hagerman. District funds and dredges face funding gaps. street improvements and sewer work advance in Las Cruces as the school district notes crowding.

Hondo Roswell Mesilla Valley Vertioed Las Cruces Mesilla

Cattle dipping ends. district bonds set for October sale

Fragmentary OCR notes report cattle dipping completed on Saturday and mention district bonds to be sold October 7. It references irrigation, peaches, and local court activity, with unclear additional names and details about a business closure.

United States juries called for fall term

Jurors and petit jurors were summoned for the fall term by Wyly Parsons, Clerk of the district court for New Mersey. Grand jurors will meet in Santa Fe on October 6 and Albuquerque on October 14 for trial sessions. Names listed include J E Lindley Clovis Felper Baca Socorro Dave Kunyan Artesia Antonio Valdez Springer H P McKenzie Chamita Walter Mayhard Eo Las Vegay etc.

Wyly Parsons L Ditral New Mersey U.S Santa Fe J. E Lindley Clovis Felper Baca Socorro Dave Kunyan Artesia Antonio Valdez Springer HP. McKenzie Chamita Walter Mayhard Eo Las Vegayones Yesotos Romero Old Albuquerque McGill Las Cruces W. RK. Owen Carlsbad Silas Bridges George Laye Lee Carter Ramon Bata Y Chavez Belen KE. Harding Grants Tom Clemon Albquerque Jeri Ohn Many J. B. Alldredge C. W. Jackson E. Las Vegas Gene Fleming W. Bemis Las Palomas Willie Dow Taine Juan McHaven Sunoeds Gy Aerron Joan Tt. Lincoln Bieghsa Lovington Mies Panetie Romero Mbuquerque CF. Adams Espanola M.C Muckles Santa Roe RA. Clifford Tierra Amaritis Arthur Curry Texico Demetrio Mesina Guadalupita Nicohss T. Armija Albuquerste Evans Columbu Aitre Hunter Alumogordo Emilio Delgado Miguel Cres Trajitte Richard Gusking Cimarron J. P. Ven Plainview George To Casper Alhoquerqee Ken Hall Deren Ivan Baca Dave Bryant Art Presciliano Romero

Young to Seek Day in Federal Court Over Board Injunction

Edward Everett Young president of the soldiers' settlement board plans a hearing after Judge Colin Neblett issued an injunction freezing board expenses. Joined by Attorney G Askren, he argues travel costs to Salt Lake City and St Louis were legitimate for lands granted by Congress and chargeable against state land funds. If Neblett rules against, an appeal to the circuit court of appeals or the U.S. Supreme Court may follow.

State Supreme Court State of New Mexico W. Goff Black Appellee Aztec Ditch Company Et al San Juan County Munity Ditch State of New Mexico Velator Edward Everett Young Soldiers’ Settlement Board Colin Neblett United States Summers Burkhart Young Tao G. Askren Unitedates Saltal City St Louis Congress Ate Neblett Circuit Court of Appeals United States Supreme Court

Commission to Inspect Rate Changes in Southwest

The Corporation Commission leaders Hugh Ho Williams and E V Coard travel next week through Deming Silver City and Lordeburg to study the new lower El Paso freight rates due Oct 25. They plan to oppose the rate cuts and visit the county fair in Deming Oct 1-2 while addressing delays at Taos Junction and Western Union telegraph service. They will also review oil transport issues affecting California markets and diesel engine oil needs sourcing from Texas and Oklahoma.

Corporation Commission Hugh Ho Willams E. V. Coard Dem Silver City Lordeburg el Paso Deming Williams Coard Denver & Rio Grande Taos Junction Western Union RE Mining Cy Lardy Ture Telyrane Texas Oklshama New Mexico Arena California Ariza Meine

New Companies Incorporated In Rooper and New Mexico

The following entities filed articles of incorporation. Abstract Company of Mor tales and The Stewart Land Company are among the firms listed, with Irene Smith of Peru named as incorporator. Details include capital stock in the range of several hundred shares and planned activities such as land dealings and cattle operations.

Ue Mate Corporation Comminion Tales Abstract Company of Mortales General Hess Rooper Counties Tacorporator Irene Smith Peru Stewart Land Company Arison Corporation New Mexico Alameyoedeith A. Monger

Lincoln County Remits Road Funds to State Highway Agency

Lincoln County votes to remit road funds to the state highway department for coordinated aid on a project between Capitol and Lincoln. About 10 million dollars in funds are to be transferred to support the state and federal aid plan.

Chaves County road bond issue carries

The San00040 bond issue for new roads in Chaves county carried with a handsome majority at the special election held Tuesday September 23. Funds will be spent on highways not in the state or federal system. The east to west route through Pine Valley will be improved, enabling a connection toward Pecos and the coast, providing a direct southwest Texas exit route.

Ney Chaves Vive Valley Eddy Pecos Alove Valley Stockton San Antonio Tessas G New Mexico

Reduced freight rates on bakery goods hearing noted

The matter of reducing freight rates on bakery goods will be considered at a committee hearing on October 15. The stall corporation has been tend. the current rate is five bits per hundred and the proposed rate aims to give bakers the chance to compete with larger manufacturers.

Dewer

Winter Schedule On Cloudcroft Branch Planned

The FP S Wo has authority from regional director Hale Holden to entabinh the winter schedule of the weekly service on the Closteret branch starting October 1. Eugene Fou, traffic manager, advises corporation commission.

FP & S Wo Hale Holden Closteret Eugene Fou Advices Corporation Commission ‘Wate

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