Tigers Meet Raton Five Here Friday
The Taos Tigers host Clayton Junior and Raton Five in a Friday schedule opener on January 5. Taos previously beat Dulce 64-55 behind Alberto Medina 27 and Frank Parraz 18 while losing 69-60 to Los Alamos as Mike Norwood scored 17. Taos holds seven wins and two losses.
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Taos Tigers
Clayton Junior Raton Tigers
Taos
Penasco
Tiger
Tigers
Dulce
Meety Los Alamos
Alberto
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Taos Area
Admissions list across December 26 to January 1 includes Mrs. Pablita Sanchez Mrs. Joan Martinez and Barney Cain Agneda Brito Rev. Father Patrick Lopez and others from Taos Santa Fe Ranchos de Taos and Taos Pueblo with babies born to Hall Trujillo Montoya Romero and more. Dismissals for multiple Taos residents and out-of-town guests accompany the hospital run.
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Admissio
Pablita Sanchez
Ranchos
Joan Martinez
Barney Cain
Taos
Agneda Brito
Santa Fe
Patrick Lopez
Penasco
Myrtle Rosen
Arthur Romo
Vickey Cisneros
Jack Hall
Fred Lee Thomas
Taos Pueblo
Augustin Trujillo
Nicolas Montoya
Vadite
Manuel
Howard Chapman
Texas
Fdward Chacon
Arroyo Hondo
Louis Bannink
Corpus Christi
Tex
Gregorita Espinoza
Lydia Romero
Felipe Martinez
Talpa
Juan Abeyta
Stella Cordova
Baby
Chamisal
Manuel Fernandez
New Fish Tank Added to State Fish Transport Fleet
The Game Department added a new 1,000-pound fish tank distributor, matching last year’s size, bringing the fleet to four large units. A 600-pound tank will serve Lisbon Springs Hatchery, Red River gets two units 750 and 1,000 pounds, and Parkview receives the other 1,000-pound model equipped for long hauls.
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Game Department
Lisbon Springs
Red River
Parkview
Last Brownie Eggs Received From East Hatcheries
The final brown trout egg shipment arrived December 26 from Massachusetts totaling 340000 eggs. It completes a 1250000 egg order distributed to Lisbon Springs Red River and Seven Springs hatcheries. An additional 400000 eggs from North Dakota were delivered to Glenwood Hatchery. Fry will be planted in Pecos Rio Grande Chama Animas Gila and Rio Los Pinos streams.
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Massachusetts
Parkview Hatchery
Department of Game and Fish
Lisbon Springs
Red River
Seven Springs
Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
North Dakota
Glenwood
Pecos
Rio Grande
Chama
Animas
Gila
Rio Los Pinos
Miss Espinosa Dies at 89 in Taos
Luz Espinosa, 89, of Taos died December 31 at the home of Mrs. Emiliano Trujillo in Ranchos de Taos. A lifelong Taos resident and seamstress, she was active in Our Lady of Guadalupe Altar Society and the Sacred Heart League. Survivors include second cousins J. T. Tafoya Taos, Mrs. David Struck Talpa, Raymond Sandoval Taos, Henry Tafoya Cardena Calif. Services held January 2 at Our Lady of Sorrows Church Canon, burial Sierra Vista Taos. Pallbearers Fernando Valdez, Emiliano Trujillo, Amarante Vigil, Bennie Martinez, Joseph Gurule, Martin Rivera Jr.
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Luz Espinosa
Taos
Emiliano Trujillo
Ranchos de Taos
Espinosa
Our Lady of Guadalupe Altar Society
Sacred Heart League
J. T. Tafoya
David Struck
Talpa
Raymond ,Sandoval
Henry Tafoya
Cardena
Calif
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Canon
Andrew Starbek
Hanlon
Obituary: J. O. Linebarger 70 of Tres Piedras Dies
J. O. Linebarger, 70, of Tres Piedras died December 28 at Espanola Hospital. Survived by two sons Jessie of Tonopah Nevada and Jack of Albuquerque two daughters Edna Mae Holmes Taos and Norman Walker Pioche Nevada seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He relocated from Quanah Texas to New Mexico and settled in Tres Piedras after retirement. He homesteaded in Servietta in 1921 and ran a store there. Funeral services were held December 30 at Hanlon Evangelical Chapel with burial at Sierra Vista Cemetery. Opening prayer by Tommy Rogers and Reverend Sam Horney. Sermon by Elder Willison and closing prayer by Elmer Shupe. Pallbearers Jim Booster Dude Newson Bate Gentry Albert Conklin Jr Earl Miller and Don Ambrose. Manassa Colorado Men’s Choir provided music with Emily Jensen at the organ.
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Jacob Sherman Linebarger
Tres Piedras
Espanola Hospital
Jessie Linebarger
Tonopah
Nev
Jack Linebarger
Albuquerque
Edna Mae Holmes
Taos
Norman Walker
Pioche
Nevada
Linebarger
New Mexico
Quanah
Texas
Servietta
Rio Grande
Hanlon Ev
Ergreen Chapel
Hanlon Funeral Home
Sierra Vista Cemetery
Tommy Rogers
Manassa
Colo
Sam Horney
Cordova Cordova Dies at 77 in Llano Home
A Cordova family notice reports A Cordova 77 died at his Llano home. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Llano officiated by Rev. Arthur Kinsella. Burial at Llano Cemetery directed by Garcia's Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed. Surviving wife two sons and a daughter.
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Alejandro Cordova
Llano San Juan Dee
Llano
Arthur Kinsella
Garcia
Llano Cemetery
Joe G. Cordova
Jim Lopez
Edward Vigil
Delfido Garcia
Leopoldo Garcia
Juan A. Dominguez
Remedios M. Cordova
Jose L
Mintern
Colo
Avenancio Cordova
Fedelia C. Vigil
Frank Trujillo obituary notice
Frank Trujillo, 61, of San Cristobal, died early Wednesday at Holy Cross Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later this week from Hanlon Funeral Home.
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Frank Trujillo
San Cristobal
Holy Cross Hospital
Hanlon Funeral Home
Willard Treatment Offered for Ulcer Relief
A newspaper notice promotes Willard Treatment packages claimed to relieve distress from stomach and duodenal ulcers caused by excess acid. It promises a home remedy outlined in a publication titled Willard's Massage and urges readers to request it for full explanation and guidance.
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Willard
Ballots Mailed for Taos Chamber of Commerce Vote
Ballots for the Taos County Chamber of Commerce annual election were mailed Saturday to active dues paying members. Deadline to return marked ballots is Monday January 8, with ballots opened and counted by election judges. Five two year director terms are to be filled. candidates include Charles B Brooks Phil Cantu Jr J B French Eric Gibberd Carl Glanz Van Hinds George Proctor Chris Quintana Joe Rodriguez and W D Vickers. The new directors will be installed at the annual meeting and banquet scheduled for mid January. The 1941 board will convene at Raglanders Cafe for a breakfast session to finalize event plans and select a featured speaker.
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Taos County Chamber of Commerce
W. B. McCollum
Charles B. Brooks
Phil Cantu Jr
J. B. French
Eric Gibberd
Carl Glanz
van §. Hinds
George Proctor
Chris Quintana
Joe Rodriguez
W. D. Vickers
Ragland’s Cafe
Selph Examinations on New Year Reflections and Views
An elderly reader muses on Beatniks and personal freedom shaping college life and public opinion. The column notes discussions on harnesses seed corn and eggs, bomb shelters, and New Year resolutions reflecting faith, commandments, and the Golden Rule.
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Republican Party
Santa Claus
Colegrove
New Mexico Game Meat and Fish Values Reach 1.5 Million
Department of Game and Fish tallies 5 644 630 pounds of meat valued at 25 cents per pound. Antelope hog dressed 50 pounds each. deer 55 000 at 0 pounds. turkey 4 400 at 7 pounds. bear 300 at 150 pounds. elk 950 at 350 pounds. Barbary sheep 90 at 125 pounds. bighorn sheep 5 at 175 pounds. Fish worth 1 dollar per pound totals 3 095 750 with 943 750 pounds trout and 2 142 000 pounds warm water fish. Total hunting and fishing expenses amount to 4 million dollars, excluding licenses.
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New Mexico
Department of Game and Fish
Fishing Regulations Established by State Game Commission
The State Game Commission, at its December meeting, set the year’s fishing regulations starting April 1. Trout season north of U S Highway 66 opens May 5. Pecos River fishing extends to the bridge at state road 50 at Pecos village. Fishing hours 4 a m to 9 p m on Jackson Bonita Clayton and Santa Cruz lakes. elsewhere day and night. Warm-water bag limit unchanged except white bass limited to 40. Hand grappling banned. pole must be held or attended. Spears gigs arrows under water may be used for warm-water fish at Elephant Butte Caballo Conchas Alamogordo McMillan and Avalon lakes. Artificial lures only on Gilita Creek Big Canyon and San Gregorio Lake. San Gregorio Lake opens June 2. Motorized floating device fishing prohibited on Laguna Larga Nutrias Canjilon Goose Middle Fork Cabresto Lagunitas Lakes in Carson National Forest. McAllister Lake season April 1–Sept 30. boating May 5–Sept 30 with or without motors.
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State Game Commission
U.S. Highway 66
Pecos
Jackison
Bonita
Clayton
Santa Cruz Lakes
Elephant Butte
Caballo
Conchas
Alamogordo
McMillan
Avalon Lakes
Gilita Creek
Catron County
Big Canyon
Eddy County
San Gregorio Lake
Jermez Mountains
Carson National Forest
Forest Service
Laguna Larga
Nutrias
Canjilon
Goose
Middle Forth
Cabresto
Lagunitas Lakes
McAllister Lake
New Peace Justice Hobbs Assumes Office in Taos County
John D. Hobbs is sworn in as Justice of the Peace for precinct No. 4 after filing oath and $5,000 bond. He pledges impartial enforcement of New Mexico law, equal protection, and strict action against those who break the law, thanking supporters and officials for their cooperation.
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John D. Hobbs
Board of County Commissioners
State Supreme Court
State of
New Mexico
Hobbs
Service Clubs of
Taos
Withholding Tax Tables Released for 1963 Refund Plan
The Income Tax Division has completed new withholding tax tables to minimize refunds for taxpayers with excess withholding. The tables are slightly lower than 1961 levels and reflect changes tied to the 1963 refund program. Frank McCulloch notes 1962 returns will show little refunds, as withholding began July 1, 1961. Gabriel Ortega announces tables available on request and advises machine users to apply a 4 percent rate for federal withholding instead of 6 percent for the latter half of 1961.
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Income Tax Division
Bureau of Revene
Frank McCulloch
State Income Tax Division
Gabriel L. Ortega
Withholding Tax
Ortega
Nurse Added To HC Hospital Staff
The Holy Cross Hospital welcomes a new registered nurse Sister Alda who arrives from Chicago to join the staff.
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HC Hospital
Holy Cross Hospital
Alda
Chicago
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