Major County fund payments approved by Taos county
February vouchers approved by Taos county commissioners list payments across districts and funds. District 1 includes graders Juan Laba Romo and multiple station costs. District 2 covers Armi jo Montoya and Ortepa rock. District 3 lists Domin puez and Santistevan repairs. General Fund covers supplies and services. Salary Fund records deputy sheriff and mileage allowances plus bonds for three officials.
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Taos County
District 1
Juan L. Baca
Juan B. Romo
A&b
Red Arrow
Antonin Vargas
Colamex Oil Co
Sierra Vista
Arthur's Shell
Plaza Gulf
Costilla
Border Machinery
Valencia
J. J. Dominpuez
Melcor Santistevan
Santistevvan
Plaza 66
Santistevan
General Fund — Addressograph Corp
Post Office
Uvaldo Sandoval
Kit Carson Electric
Tribune Press
Pitney - Bowes
Washam’'s
Taos Press
Thunderbird Sales Corp
Taos Fire Department
Cal Adams
Valliant Printing Co
Dorsey Co
Menard A. Martinez
Luis C. Martinez
Felipe S. Ortepa
Joe Romero
Teodoro
A. Griego
PTA To Elect Officers Tonight
The Parent Teachers Association of Taos Municipal Schools meets for its annual officer election at 7:30 p.m. Thursday March 11 in the auditorium. Lloyd Kiva of Santa Fe will discuss New directions in Indian arts and crafts under the Taos Art Association.
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Parent-Teachers Association of
Taas
Lloyd Kiva
Santa Fe
Taos Art Association
Velarde Man Killed in Highway 73 Ore Truck Crash
Velarde resident Dan Henry Abel, 62, died in a Tuesday morning wreck on Highway 73 while driving toward Dixon with a cargo of copper ore. State Police say brakes failed on Dixon hill, sending the truck off the road and into rocks. Officer Jerry Griz led the investigation, aided by fellow troopers Simon Douchinoff and Ted Brennan from Taos.
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Dan Henry Abel
Velarde
Dixon
Dixon Hill
Abel
Jerry Griiz
Ain Arriba
Simon Douchinoff
Ted Brennan
Taos
Justice of Peace Bover Reports Two-Week Caseload
Justice of the Peace C. F. Bover of Ranchitos reports cases from the past two weeks. Ernesto Herrera of Talpa received a $25 fine and $7.50 costs for reckless driving. Additional driver fines and amounts are listed as part of the docket.
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Justice of the Peace
C. F. Bover
Ranchitos
Ernesto Herrera
Talpa
Ona Drivarte Finanea 2
Plumbing Exam and Driving Offenses Notice
A Santa Fe notice lists plumbing exam fees of $7.00 and fines for speeding $15 with $7.50 costs. Other entries include driving while intoxicated at $100 plus $7.50 costs, reckless driving $25 plus $7.50, and larceny 30 days in jail plus costs. Applications for examination must be postmarked by March 25 and sent to P O Box 675 Espa?mola.
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Freddie Winder
Santa Fe
M. B. Phillips
Honoria Arellano
Arroyo
New Mexico
Alba
Querque
Jose Sanchez
Ranchos
Taos
David Martinez
P.O
Mola
Grass Fire Quelled Behind Indian Hillston
A grass fire occurred at 10 45 a m Sunday March 7 on grazing land leased to the Forest Service behind Indian Hillston. Damage was reported as negligible and the fire was attributed to children playing with matches.
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Forest Service
Indian Hillston
Taos School Board weighs athletic director hire
Taos Municipal School Board met in executive session last Saturday to interview an applicant for the post of athletic director. The article segment also notes Superintendent Joe Otero’s six year regents term at Highlands University and mentions local events such as National Wildlife Week and a poetry ad in the Santa Fe Book and Stationery Company.
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Joe Otero
Board of Regents of
Highlands University
Santa Fe Book and Statinery Company
The
New Mexican
Taos
Slow Kidney Function Claim Sparks 24 Hour Promise
Ad copy markets a rapid kidney function improvement offer with vague guarantees and medical jargon. It mentions irregularity aches and pains tied to functional kidney disorders and promotes a dubious “3% back” incentive with unclear terms. The text is garbled and reads like low credibility promo content.
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Taov Rus Ce
IRS To canvass Taos in New Mexico
Revenue officers will be in Taos from March 15 to 19 as part of IRS tax enforcement. The visits target business firms and self employed taxpayers liable for excise and employment taxes as well as income taxes. Officers will visit at the taxpayer’s place of business to verify filed returns.
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New Mexico
Internal Revenue Service
Donald T. Hartley
Taos
Justice To Set Hearing Date For Taos Robbery Suspect
Justice of the Peace C J Quintana will set a preliminary hearing date for Chester Johnson of Taos, jailed as a suspect in the Christmas Eve armed robbery of El Chico Curio and Dress Shop. Attorney Arthur Nobin has been appointed to represent Johnson by District Judge C J McIntosh.
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Chester Johnson
Taos
el Chico Curio
Justice of the Peace
C. J. Quintana
Quintana
Arthur Nobin
C. J. McIntosh
Johnson
JP Quintana
Taos Pueblo
Ralph Lucero
Miss Fresquez Dies at 73 in Penasco
Miss Fresquez 73 of Penasco died March 3. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Rolando Sanchez at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Penasco, March 5, with burial at Llano Presbyterian cemetery. Pallbearers named and eulogist Elisen Gonzales. Prayer service held March 4 at church. Garcia's Funeral Home handled arrangements. Survivors include three nieces Mrs. Ovaldo Martinez, Mrs. Beatrice Fresquez and Mrs. Ruben Gonzales.
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Victoriana Fresquez
Penasco
Rolando Sanchez
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Llano Presbyterian
Amador Truillo
Ovaida Martinez
Eliseo Gurulo
Jose A. Trujillo
Apolonia Sanchez
Meliton Rivera
Elisen Gonzales
Garcia
Ovaldo Martinez
Beatrice Fresquez
Ruben Gonzales
Llano
Martinez Funeral for Mrs Eusevia Martinez in Amalia
Funeral services for Mrs Eusevia Martinez 87 were held at Santo Nino Church Amalia with Rev Theodosus Mazur officiating. Burial followed at Amalia Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Mrs Jose Arguello and Mrs Edo Vallejos and sons Louis Lucero Denver and Jose L Martinez Laramie.
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Santo Nino Catholic Church
Amalia
Eusevia Martinez
Theodosus Mazur
Amalia Cemetery
George Vallejos
Adelmo Vallejos
Tony Vallejos
Valdamont Arguello
Rudolfo Arguello
Louis Lucero
Armando Lovato
Martinez
Garcia
Monthly Police Report Issued by Town Chief of Police
Town police patrolled 2 582 miles in February. Arthur R Leach reports 6 arrests for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct, 5 for reckless driving, and none for driving while intoxicated. Parking violations totaled 37 versus 28 moving violations, with 709 overtime meter violations. No break-ins listed for commercial or residential buildings. 12 boys and 16 girls referred to probation. Juvenile offenses include 21 fights in public, five traffic violations, and two delinquent behaviors.
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Arthur R. Leach
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