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IN THE PROBATE COURT COUNTY OF LUNA BTAE OF NEW MEXICO In the Matter of the Estate ' TO: Carmen E. Harris and Joyce Helene Herman, Co-Guardians of the persons and adates of Pamela Darlene Pace and Frederick Will iam Hassman Jr., minor children of Lucille R. Pace, deceased, and to all unknown persons claiming any lien upon or right, file and inter est in and to the estate of Lucille R. Pace, deceased. GREETINGS: Notice is hereby given that Car men E. Harris and Joyce Helene Herman, Co-Administraces of the estate of Lucille R. Pace, deceased, have filed their Final Report here in and that the Court had fixed and appointed the 2Tth day of Febru ary, 1956, at 10 o' clock in the fore noon of said day at the Courthouse in Deming. Luna Counts, iw Mexico, as the time and place of hearing objections, if any, to the said Final Report and determining the heirship of the decedent and ownership of hheir estate and for the distribution thereof WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on this 10th day of January, 1956. (SEAL 18) C. R. HUGHES, Clerk. by John Hough, Deputy. 1-13-41 NOTICE State Engineer’s Office Number of Application M-1134, Santa Fe, N. M., December 2%, 1955. Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day of January, 1953, in accordance with Chapter 131 of the Session Laws of 1931, Williams and Franklin of El Paso, County of El Paso, State of Texas, made application to the State Engineer of New Mexico for a permit to ap propriate 1920 acre feet per annum of the shallow ground waiters of the Mimbres Valley Underground Water Basin by drilling a well 16 inches in diameter and approx imately 230 feet in depth at a point in the NW4NEts, of Section 17, Township 25 South Range 6, West, N.M.P.M., for the purpose of supplementing Well No.M-869 lo cated in the NWUNWYNW of Said Section 17, for irrigation of, 6400 acres of land described as follows: All Section 1% Township 25 South, Range 6 West, 6409 acres. Appropriation of water from all sources combined to be limited at jall times to a maximum of 3 acre, feet per acre per annum. Any person, firm, association, corporation the State of New Mexico or the United States of America, deeming that the grant ing of the above application will be truly detrimental to their rights if the waters of said underground source may protect in writing the State Engineer's granting approval ‘of said application. The protest shall set forth all protestant's rea son‘ why the application should not be approved and shall be ac companied by supporting affidavits ‘and by proof that a copy of the protest has been served upon the applicant. Said protest and proof of service must be filed with the State Engineer within ten (10) days after the date of the last pub lication of this notice. Unless pro tested, the application will be tak en up for consideration by the State Engineer on that date, being. on or about the 6th day of Feb urary, 1956. 1-13-31 = O. E. REYNOLDS, State Engineer. NOTICE State Engineer's Office Number of Application M-1133, Santa Fe, N. M., December 28, 1935. Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day of January, 1953, in accordance with Chapter 131 of the Session Laws of 1931, Williams and Franklin of El Paso, County of El Paso, State of Texas, made application to the State Engineer of New Mexico for a permit to ap propriate 1920 acre feet per annum of the shallow ground waters of the Mimbres Valley Water Basin by drilling a weil 16 nehes in diameter and approx imately 230 feet in depth at a point in the NW1 SW4, of Section 17, Township 25 South, Range 6, West, N.M.P.M., for the purpose of supplementing Well No. M-869 lo cated in the NWKNWNW of Said Section 17, for irrigation of 640.0 acres of land described as: ‘follows: All Section 17, Township 25 South. Range 6 West, 649.0 acres. Appropriation of water from all sources combined to be limited at jall times to a maximum of 3 acre feet per acre per annum. Any person, firm, association, corporation, the State of New ‘Mexico or the United States of America, deeming that the grant ing of the phe application will be truly detrimental to their rights in the waters of said underground source. Imax protest in writing the State Engineer's granting approval of sand application. The protest shall set forth all protestant’s rea sons why the application should not be approved and shall be a c on or about the 6th day of Feb ruary, 1956. 113-31 8. E. REYNOLDS, State Engineer, Nu-Mex Fence Co. Deming, N. M. To Whom it May Concern: This is to adview that as of the 3rd day of January, 1956, P. T. Coughenour one of the partners of the Nu-Mex Fence Company, terminated his interest in the said concern. This is to further advise that ‘neither the Nu-Mex Fence Com pany nor the remaining partners of said concern will be liable for any contracts or debts of any nature whatsoever that may be hereafter incurred by the said P. T. Coughenour. NU MEX FENCE COMPANY 1-13-3 te S/Benny J. Hendon affidavits and by proof that a copy of the protest repon the y are Beaten with a Se after the date of the last publica tion of this notice. Unless the application will be taken up for coelideration by the State En gineer on that date, a ce j about the @th day of February, E. REYNOLDS, 1-13-31 State Engineer. NOTICE State Engineer's Office Number of Application M-243 |Santa Fe, N. M, December 30, 1955. Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day of December, 1955, in accordance with Chapter 131 of the Session Laws of 1931, G. A. Gon zales of Deming, County of Luna, State of New Mexico, made appl ication to the State Engineer of New Mexico for a permit to change place of use of 45 acre feet of shal low ground water per annum by abandoning the irrigation of 15.0 acres of land described as follows: East part EX:NE% Section 24, Township 25 South, Range 9 West, 15.0 acres and commencing the ir rigation of 15.0cres of land des cribed as follows: Part W%NEX Section 24, Township 25 South, Range 9 West. 15.0 acres No additional rights over those set forth in File No. M-283 are contemplated under this applica tion. The 150 acres to be moved from to be dried up to further irrigation from shallow ground water. Any person, firm, association, corporation, the State of New Mex ico of the United States of Amer ica, deeming that the granting of the above application will be truly deterimental to their rights in the waters of said underground source, may protest in writing the State Engineer's granting approval of isaid application. The protest shall ‘set forth all protestant’s reasons why the application should not be approved and shall be accompanied by supporting affidavits and by proof that a copy of the protest has been served upon the applicant. Said protest and proof ofervice must be filed with the State Eng ineer within ten (10) days after, the date of the last publication of this notice. Unless protested, the application will be taken up for Chief of Vil lage of Deming Policce Force Robert Stavinc ha: We're proud , of our force... They quit their, jobs only = for personal real ‘sons . . They're Tee Chief well paid in comparison with cities of like size, but they work longer hours .. All our men are hired first for character, common sense or prac tical ability, ages range from 33 up, average 40 years old .. One year’s residence is required by law we ask five, ten, fifteen. Our newest rookie has two year's service, oldest man has ten years... Every man sees FBI school, area training schools, var ious universities’ training material is available. We're a small force in number, “but we can easily get 15 to 20 imen in a real emergency ... Such was when a murderer broke jail in Silver City, headed here... Two ‘patrol cars have cleaned up gang possibilities, prowling, that were ‘apparent in 1953 with one car . Average a dozen drunks a month, ,two or more drunken drivers ‘one teenage runaway... try to snip family troubles in the bud... Prevention pays better than ar rests, jail or fines. Speeders worry us... Running stop signs is almost as bad... a bad Deming habit... But they know we're on the job... patrol ling constantly. The people of Deming are behind tus wholeheartedly, they want good law enforcement .. . Any so-called racero troube, with 400 staying tthrough after height of the sea son, about 2,300, amounts to a few drunks just like the rest of four population .. . They're people who come here to work . . . Also ,their employers load them into ,pickups and head for the farm, ‘first sign of too much liquor. Women just aren't molested in consideration by the State Engin eer on that date, being on or about the 6th day of February, 1956, $. E. REYNOLDS, 1-18-31 State Engineer. Deming . . Our streets are safe summer school activities that keep are the “City of Churches.” .. . We have little in the way of plan ned social or municipal recreation or centers... We have a good many adults working wn young people... Our Deming Athletic Club, for instance. Law enforcement anywhere is a headache . . but it’s the one we ‘choose above all others... H they'd only quit speeding and run ning stop signs.
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