Roswell Carnegie Library to be Redeveloped as Boutique Hotel
New owner Sherlea Taylor says she bought the 1906 Carnegie Library at 123 W. Third St for restoration into a boutique hotel restaurant and needed improvements. Architect Donald Daugherty joins the project as plans include a new west main entrance and handicap access. The building spans 9 156 square feet with 7 425 square feet of land.
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Sherlea Taylor
Carnegie Library
Taylor
Ranchline
Taylor & Taylor Realtors
Roswell
Paul Taylor III
Larry
Cindy Marker
Donald Daugherty
Richardson Avenue
West Third Street
Timothy P. Howsare
First Families and Mescalero Apaches of Lincoln County
The piece traces early Lincoln County settlement and Mescalero Apache roots in the Sacramento Mountains. It notes Apache ranges across the Southwest and limited outside settlements before 1846, mentions a fortified sawmill on the Tularosa River, and describes U.S. Army efforts in 1854 to map lands and control tribes following livestock theft by Mescaleros. Captain Henry Stanton led 29 troopers and two lieutenants in a twofold survey and security mission.
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Richard Eastwood
Lincoln County
Sacramentos
Tularosa River
Blazer
U.S. Army
United States
Henry Stanton
Company B
1St Dragoons
ENMU Roswell Foundation Hosts 15th Annual Golf Tournament
The Eastern New Mexico University Roswell Foundation will hold its 15th annual golf tournament on April 14 at the New Mexico Military Institute Golf Course. Tee time is 8 a.m. A four person scramble covers breakfast, lunch, green fees, carts and range balls. Top prizes pay 100, 75 and 50 per player. longest drive and closest to pin awards available plus prize drawings from local businesses. First come, first served for teams.
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Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell Foundation
New Mexico Military Institute
W. 19Th St
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Carnegie
Lincoln
Sacramento Mountains
Lincoln Coun
Utah
Mexico
California
mid-Texas
Janice Dunnahoo
Enmur Foundation
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