Arroyo Seco Boy Sets Day Burglary Record With Two Captures
A 14-year-old Arroyo Seco youth burglarized Mounta in View Bar at 12:30 am taking whiskey and wine, then broke into a Ramon Martinez grocery later the same day. Sheriff Trujillo matched fingerprints and he was held in custody before release pending decision. Deputy Menard Martinez recaptured him before midnight.
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Yaple's lifetime of fish hatchery work and ranch life
Grantproven fish hatchery leader Yaple, famed for producing more New Mexico trout, recalls early days feeding horses and roping stock. A World War I hospitalization in France is noted with humor about carrot meals. He plans further fishing with son Jack at the Rio Grande Box, while Mrs Yaple keeps the Cerra ranch busy with new construction ideas.
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Taos Featured In Magazine Highlighted By Red Book
In the May Red Book feature by William E. Barrett Taos is praised as a haven for artists and writers. The piece notes D. H. Lawrence’s shrine, Kit Carson’s home as a museum, and Raymond Burr’s Taos property, with references to Taos Pueblo Church Ran chos de Taos and local fiestas.
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Two Appear Before Judge in Precinct Three
The Precinct No 3 lid is on again after last week 12 cases and 270 dollars in fines Two citizens faced Judge Hobbs Eduardo Ortega of Taos was cited by Officer Sam Gallegos for driving without a license and fined 10 dollars and costs on April 17 Fedelino Rodriguez of Penasco was cited by Officer Roger Martinez for a single headlight out and fined 5 dollars and costs on April 24
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Welfare May surplus commodities schedule released
The welfare department announced the May surplus commodities distribution list. Dates range from May 1 to May 23 and cover locations including Arroyo Seco Cordillera Ilar. Costilla Amalia Arroyo Hondo. Questa Valdez Del Montes. Chamaisal My B Rio Lucio El Valle Valecitos Trampas Pot Creek. Rodarte Penasco. Llano Picuris Los Vardovas Los Alamitos. Vadito El Prado. Talpa Placitas San Cristobal. Ranchitos Llano Juemada Ranchitos. Canon Cerro. Taos La Loma. Tags Pueblo.
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Impressive Record Held By Tom Holder At 30 Year Milestone
Tom Holder, senior conservation officer, will retire May 1 after 20 years in service and a record unmatched in his field. Born in Taos, he joined Aug. 11, 1933, has prosecuted about 1,250 violators, netted $72,000 for a school fund, and driven about a million miles without a traffic citation. He recalls never facing trouble ordering offenders and has aided multi-state efforts against poachers, notably in 1938 breaking up beaver poacher rings with Colorado authorities.
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Retiring game warden Tom Holder reflects on 30 years
The article profiles Tom Holder, a veteran game warden nearing 59, discussing his career in New Mexico's public safety and wildlife work. It covers his duties patrolling districts, coordinating with mounted police, preventing poaching, and his notable role in transplanting game and tracking techniques. It also notes his collaboration with the FBI in a bank robbery case and his outlook on a second, quieter life after retirement.
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May 1 Law Day Observed In Taos Proclaimed
May Day is replaced by Law Day celebrated nationwide to honor legal rights and civic duties. Taos officials Mayor Gilbert Rivera and District Attorney George Reynolds back observances urging respect for law, citizen responsibility, and cooperation with public safety and the courts.
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Sports Car Group Plans Event Here
A Texas sports travel group from the Panhandle and Amarillo plans the sixth annual Taos Rally on May 19. About 12 to 20 couples will drive an unknown course with secret checkpoints and written directions, ending with a banquet at the Inn. The event includes a May 18 overnight in Taos and a banquet that evening.
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