Capital City News In Brief
Former Governor Hagerman and several Roswell residents visited Capital City this week. Delegations and officials such as Carter Harrison and Bonifacio de Montoya conducted business in Bernalillo and Santa Fe. Various state and local figures traveled for meetings, inspections, and legal matters, including highway, land and irrigation offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter H. Harrison
Bonifac
Chicago
Carter Shire de Montoya
Rinou Jr
Montoy
Bernalillo
Mink
Hidesaul
P. W. Dent
Seat Reclamation Service
el Paso
New oil companies incorporate in state filings
Several oil firms filed articles of incorporation with the corporation commission. Silver City Tularosa Oil Company of Silver City names James Raynolds as agent and proposes mining, townsite layouts, tramways, railways, telegraph lines, and merchandise trades with capital stock of 1250000 dollars. Incorporators are Joseph Vandrare LH Crafts and Robert G. Landrum. IO & Gas Company lists capital stock 250 000 divided into dollar shares with goals including oil, refineries, pipelines, and railways. Champion Gil Shale wed Refining Company of East Lax Veras files. incorporators M W Bansell DOR G Palen RA O'Brien NOE and E 7lerwood. It aims to handle oils and related ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Commission
Silver City
Tularosa Oil Company
James Raynolds
Joseph Vandrare
Robert G. Landrum
Tyrone Prairie IO & Gas Company
Capital
Tursum
Futius Sunchee
Robert E. Law
J. Sparks
ON. Hilton
Socores
Champion
Gil Shale
Wed Refining Company
East Lax
O'Brien Noe
E. 7Lerwood
Veuas
Hagen coal fields to be developed near Moriarty
Dr De Prastin of New Orleans leads a southern capitalists party after inspecting Hagen coal fields and Jemez Springs timber. Plans include a miners village with twenty five cottages a school and a church. Rail laying by New Mexico Central expected within ninety days. mine opening preparations start sooner. The group will return to New Orleans via Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagen
Moriarty
de J. J. de Prastin
New Orelans
United Sulphurane Development Company
Dr de Praslin
New Mexico Central Railway
Hagen Field
de Prastin
Jemez Springs
J.P. Vrett
L. J. Chopin
Derry
Lass J. R. Gibbs
J. £. Carter
Winnfield
Santa Fe
New Orleans
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Meets in Magdalena
The Knights of Pythias grand lodge gathers in Magdalena this week with officer elections planned. Hugh J. Williams seeks re election as supreme representative for New Mexico and a new four year term for canal warrants. Clayton files for water application describe pipeline to Clayton and 40 gallons a minute capacity. The Workmens Compensation Law is printed by the State Record and available by mail for 75 cents, with earlier editions from 1917 and 1919 noted.
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Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Magdalena
Hugh. J. Williams
New Mexico
Clayton
Myriere
George W. Prichard
Rooir
SMKO
Wallon Capecit
Youayor
KB Charheoe Werico Ceuk
State Record
Santa Fe
Taxpayers to Hold Meeting in Santa Fe Capitol
Taxpayers of New Mexico plan a two day meeting at the Capitol building in Santa Fe on October 17 and 18. The Taxpayers' Association, now entering its fifth year, aims to reach every county and shows rising influence on state government efficiency and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Taxpayers of
New Mexico
Capitol Bording
Taxpayers’ Association
Alt
Clark
Feoral Building
State Child, Welfare Service
Santa Fe Woman's Child
Sarah Coker
Montana Hastings
San Diego
California
Social notices and club events sweep Silver City notes
Society items recount entertainments and meetings across Silver City and nearby towns. Featured are YWCA rooms in Silver City renovation, Woman’s Club activities, spring and fall gatherings, musical performances, dances, and community service planning with local hosts and guests.
Musical Extravaganza Program Notes Parade
The program lists a musical extravaganza with performances by a university orchestra a military drill and chorus Gitle Jennie Lopez Lina Duran Louise Sena Clara Berchtold Mary Gormley Clara Hample Adella Mutler Carmen Abreau Kate Andrews Gertrude Gormley Mary Von Nyvenheim Color Bearer Constance Walter a specialty Typical City Newsies Mary Sadie Dolores Chaves Serpentine Dance Elizabeth French Gyre Lacy Knight Doct Spanish Prince and Princes Frank M Barton Run Kant Scotch Sword and Rac Whistling Solo Margaret Keenan Scarf Dance Song and Chorus Grecian Girls Lilian Martin Pilar Deleado Edna Ernest Elizabeth French Josefa Sanchez Catherine Kenney Urdia Valdes Gertrude Sanchez Lucinda Ortiz Mae Smith
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Ueerimre Orchestra
Miliary
Amazon
City
Mary Sadie
Dolores Chaves
Elizabeth
Lacy Knight
Frank M. Barton
Racaé
Margaret Keenan
Lilian Martin
Pilar
Deleado
Edna Ernest
Ezabett French
Josefa Sanchez
Catherine Kenney
Urdia Valdes
Gertrude Sanchez
Lucinda Ortiz
Mae Smith
Portales to Celebrate Spudding in Big Event
Invitations go out for October 1 as Na Mex Oil Company spuds first well on Jack Wilcox ranch southwest of Portales. A large program and barbecue will feature notable attendees including former Governor W. E. Lindsey and State Senator R. G. Bryant. A second rig arrives as Mesa Company plans immediate drilling in Roosevelt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Mex Oi Company
Jack Wilcox
Portales
W. E Lindsey
RG. Bryant
Roosevelt County
Mesa Formpanys
Clayton-Texline Telephone Co Reports Rates and Coverage
Clayton-Texline Telephone Co reports to the state corporation commission that it operates 10 business phones and 200 residence phones in Clayton with many lines countrywide. Business rates are 109 a month, Clayton residence 175, rural lines 1.50, and owners equipment 50 cents a month. Rates in force since 1902 and current cost has nearly doubled due to equipment and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton-Textine — Telephoneompany of
Clayton
State Corporation Commission
Profit Sharing Versus Investment Plans in Employment
The Chicago Tribune outlines two plans to give employees a stake in company profits. The investment plan pays a portion of annual surplus, while profit sharing offers stock below market value to boost loyalty. Investment typically benefits all parties. profit sharing risks harm. The savings-and-ownership path fosters self discipline and long term interest in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Santa Fe Canyon Road Improvement Planned by State
The state highway commission will supply trucks and culverts to repair the Santa Fe Canyon road from Santa Fe city limits to the national forest boundary. A dozen convicts will assist, under County road superintendent N. H Thorpe, who works with the forest service to improve the forest section. The project opens to tourists a premier scenic stretch of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Santa Fe Canyon
Santa Fe
National Forest
N. H Thorpe
Forest Service
Correcting Error in Freight Rates to Colorado Plants
W M Lampton, Denver and Rio Grande general freight agent, informs the state corporation commission that an application to correct a clerical error in published rates on ores and concentrates from La Madera to Pueblo Minnequa and Blanche, Colorado, has been filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Minimum carload 16 000 pounds. Ore valued at 100 or less costs 28 cents a hundredweight. ore over 100 a hundredweight 44 cents. The rate was published for tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lampton
Denver and Rio Grande
State Corporation Commission
la Madera
Pueblo
Minnequa
Blanche
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
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H. J. Hagerman
Youn
Roswell
Stile College
EE. Young
Soldier Settlement
Yuan Missioner
Taos County
Uies
Waller
Washington
Dro Wotlee Gillett
Teatth Atlwer
Sierra County
Roberts
Pulser Avenue
Frank Corroon
Novales
Arizona
George W. Prichard el Morday
Lincoln County
EA King
Alamuen Cailoruis
Teena Wintle
Prigre
Stan
Nathan B Stern
New York
O. A. Larravolo
A Lane
San Juan
Rio
Dallas
Conney
Corporation
J. M. Lama
Los Lunas
Nla Field
the and Jodee
Knights of Pyrhiay
Weedericle B Howden
Eee
Lawrence Lankey
Alhaquerque
Crowley la
Mrood Ro McFie
Mise Amelia McFie
Sanita Fe
Fred Muller
Williams
Deming
Knehrs
Grand Lodge
Bop Coard
Cate
George W. Armijo
Lortslurs
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
Fon Hobart
Ackley Pond
Colmar
Peggy Pond
Los Angeles
Frank Shelton
Renresens
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A.W. Lee
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Gootwe Longe
Department of Education
Hampton Maine
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A. Morrison
Sylvia Morrison
Suearday
Prescott
Arions
Vas
Heen
Reese
Wwupner
Priine Hearensee
Ax. Fellseral State Ilvertor
United States Publiser Ton Reserve
Knights OF Pythias Grand Lodge
Mars
Frances Hinojos
Dolores Bergere
Agneta Evans
J.D. Sena
Hertha Berchtold
Virginia French
Florence Ernest
Anita Rose
Kathleen Rolls
Frances Andrews
Katherine van Stone
Theresa Hampel
Margarita Thompson
Foree McConnell
Katherine Kenney
Lydia Valdez
Rosina Bergert
Clara Berehtol
Lone
Anna Kayne
Maideus
Sis Hopkins
Genevieve Chatterton
Ernestine Nicholdson
Rances
Hindas
Darktown Strutters
Bower
J. Nicholdson
Robert Smith
Blind Force
Ramona Baca
Sedorita
Margaret Dehcado
Jester
W.C. A. Rest Room
Young Women's Christian Association
War Work Council
National YW
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UW Santa Fe
Woman's Board of Trade
T. Z. Winter
Springer Lake
Tyrone
Barnum & Bailey
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Victot
Luna County Community Service Association
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Armory
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Tyr Sycunesuay Cereus
Vitus
Addie Titus
A. 5
Kirkpatrick
Hurley
Tom Thomas
Silver City Enterprise
Santa Fe Council of the Knights of Columbus
Board of Trade
Nlow
the Elks
Lincoln Avenue
Morrison
Woman's Union of
First Presbyterian Church
RC Ten Eyck
Santa Fe Avenue
Thomas White
Mme Dodeellartzell
Elks Theatre
Relahts
Colunmba
K. of
Clayton-Texline Telephone CO
Poereg
Mehr
Azn An
Popular Mechanics Magazine
United States
Michigan Avenue
Eran
the State University OF New Mexico
Albuquerout
David S Hill
PIL D. LL. 1
Aship
United State
Rally of
Department of Hygiene
John P. Williams
University OF New Mexico UE
Santa FE Water & Light Company
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