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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
The mail car bound for Carrizozo will leave at 7 80 in the morning instead of 10. This reverts to the long standing White Line schedule previously used for many years following an order from the Post Office Department.
Department of the Interior Roswell land office gives Jesse J. Finley of Box 761 Roswell New Mexico notice of intention to make final three year proof to claim land described in homestead entry No 035821. Proof scheduled before the Roswell land office on July 19 1923. Witnesses: Chester Stockley Albert Stockley Luther B Nerved R W Hancock all of Roswell New Mexico.
Land Office at Roswell New Mexico May 15 1923 notice that Lucia G Abila of Picacho NM who on May 15 1920 filed for final three year proof to establish a claim to N E K Section 19 and North half of Section 20 Township 11 South Range 19 East New Mexico Principal Meridian will appear before the United States Land Office Roswell NM on July 20 1923 as witness Estanasiado Cardona Esequel Gustamantes Teodora Kamees Telesfora Cardona all of Picacho NM Jaffa Miller Register May 16 to June 19
The Adjutant General's office allows corps area commanders to accept CMTC applicants aged 16 who will be 17 during 1923, enabling those who turn 17 by year end to enroll. The change applies to the Eighth Corps Area including Texas and neighboring states, with a firm note that standards remain unchanged.
Department of the Interior advertises that John Kylie of Roswell New Mexico has filed to make final three year proof on land described in original and additional homestead entries. Proof scheduled before the Roswell U S Land Office Register on July 20 1923. Names Charley Foster G B Moritzky C E Hedrick Dink Seelye of Roswell listed as observers. May 28-June 30. JAFFA MILLER Advertisement Register.
Miss Zeta M. Brockwell of Fort Stanton, deputy game warden, reported that Mrs. H. B. Kinchloe of Fort Stanton was fined $50 by a justice of the peace for fishing without a license. Brockwell pursued confirmation, consulted a forest ranger, and Kinchloe paid the penalty. U. S. Helps Austria Geneva reports the United States agrees to release claims on Austrian assets under the St Germain treaty to secure a 650 million gold crown international loan from the League of Nations.
Land Office at Roswell New Mexico June 1 1923 notice that Joel P Phillips of Roswell New Mexico holder of Additional Homestead Entry No 037518 filed Sept 25 1920 for sections 17 18 19 20 township 9 range 21 E N M P Meridian will appear before Dan C Savage US Commissioner in Roswell on July 24 1923 Witnesses listed all Roswell residents.
Clayton New Mexico lawyers and bankers press for repeal of the migratory chattel mortgage law passed by the last legislature. It requires recording at Santa Fe and blocks access to records by county. They argue the current system forces costly searches or hires to obtain records.
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