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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

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Taos Council Tackles Cats, Alley Rights and Bonds

Taos town officials weighed stray cats fed by residents and an alley dispute behind North Pueblo Street. Bonds for water and sewer refinancing drew interest as a potential saving, while a bidder sought land for sewage plant lagoons. Mayor Floyd Santistevan urged residents to curb feeding or the city would step in. Louis Ribak sought damages for a damaged sewer line. city said it was private. Sylvia Rodriguez left for Verde Valley School with her mother Mrs. A A Rodriguez.

Taos Bent Street Floyd Santistevan Taosenos Santistevan Arthur Leach Rumaldo Garcia North Pueblo Forest Service E. B. Ortiz Garcia Employment Service Ortiz Elio Romero Ed Lineberry Atty. Romero Pateron Martinez John W. Fox Rawson & Co., Inc Denver New Mexico Louis Ribak Peared Ranchitos Rd la Loma Plaza Water Dept Ernest Martinez Ribak Louis Wengert Sylvia Rodriguez Verde Valley School Sedona Ariz Santa Fe A. A. Rodriguez

Rosen Recovering Says Thanks to All

Dr. A M Rosen recovering from a heart attack writes from Whittier California thanking friends for their prayers and good wishes. He notes a slow but steady return to activity and fondly recalls Taos with its mountains air and coffee crowd while awaiting final word from his doctor.

A. M. Rosen Whittier Calif California Taos al Rosen

Cross-State Route 64 Bridge Plan Moves Forward

Albuquerque Journal editors press for support of the bridge engineers as northern New Mexico eyes a cross-state route from Raton to Farmington. An agreement pledges 400000 from four districts to District 5 for Route 64 links and a Rio Grande Gorge high level bridge costing over one million dollars, with broad development potential and Taos area road additions.

Albuquerque Journal New Mexico Rio Grande Gorge Raton Farmington Four Corners Taos Forest Service Tres Piedras USFS Thomas W. Masterson Houston Underwood, Neuhaus & Co Rio Grande Bridge

School Enrollment Here Down Slightly

Taos Municipal School enrollment totals 1 808 this week, 41 fewer than last year. Taos Elementary rises by 10 to 677, Canon Elementary drops 11 to 98, El Prado Elementary down 11 to 60, Taos Junior High 496, nine fewer, Taos Senior High 477, twenty fewer. Late enrollees may close the gap toward last year’s 1 849.

Joe L. Otero Taos Canon Elementary Schoo el Prado Mentary Otera Ruth Swaine Talpa Ridge Ranchos de Taos

Obituaries for Presentacion Duran and others from Taos region

Obituary notices report Presentacion Duran of Des thontes died at home August 25 at age 43 with services officiated by Father Herrera. burial at Arroyo Seco Cemetery. Also listed are Severo Cantu, 40, with multiple siblings and spouses. Verne W. Young, 46, of Denver, with services held in Denver. all arrangements by Garcia Funeral Home.

Presentacion Duran Desthontes Manuelita G. Duran Carolina Rendon Montrose Colo Senaida’ Martinez Green River Wyo Veterans of Foreign Wars Louis Martinez Taos National Guard Johnnie Martinez Eliverio Medifia Rafael Herrera Arroyo Seca i Elisio Sandoval Bernie Martinez Bell Martinez George Rendon Candido Sanchez Teleofor Garcia Esequial Cordova Fosary Garcia Funeral Garcia Funeral Home Severo Cantu Phil Cantu Sr Taos Farmington Abe Cantu Navy New Orleans Tony Chavez Manassa Ella Simms Denver Peter Garlin Aggie Cantu Mottrose Verne W. Young Doris Young California Lucille Burton Ontario Calif Robert Burton Oh‘linger Mortuary

Hospital Admissions List From Holy Cross In Taos Area

Admissions for August 27 to September 9 at Holy Cross Hospital detail patients from Taos and nearby communities. Names include Carmen Santistevan, Consuela Duran, Floyd Vigil, Maida Martinez, Claude Ballard, Elizabeth Romero, Jay Mascarenas, Candido Mondragon, Clara Sanborn and others, with multiple babies noted.

Carmen Santistevan Taos Consuela Duran Porferia Montoya Baby Duran Floyd Vigil Ranchos de Taos Maida Martinez Millard Johnson Tres Ritos Claude Ballard Olda Macario Fresquiz Penasco Luisa Martinez Talpa James Gartin Eagle Nest Elizabeth Romero Anne Jordan Kansas Arthur Espinoza Sandra Brannen Rosata Gonzales Jay Mascarenas Craig Cole Candido Mondragon Edward Nebeck Chicago, Ill Martinez Boy Flora Casados Clara Sanborn Eligio Chavez Andrew Dasburg Maclavia Valencia Valdez Linda Smith Baby Anna Lucero Arroyo Seco Evelyn Quintana David Sisneros Maximiniana Martinez Questa Vera Tenoria Taos Pubelo Virginia Jaramillo Okta Consuelo Duran Ranchos de Tans Macario Fresques

Five Cases Before Hobbs During Week in Taos

Justice of the Peace John Hobbs of Ranchos de Taos presided over five Labor Day weekend cases. Nelson Bargill of Castle Calo was fined $15 and costs for failure to control his vehicle. Betty Nasyowna of Tuba City received a $10 fine and costs for speeding. Claudio Trujillo of Taos was fined $25 and costs for overwidth logs on a truck. Jose J. Martinez of Albuquerque was fined $50 and costs for reckless driving. Rafael T. Martinez of Taos paid $5 and costs for an expired license. Louis Martinez of Taos faced two counts on Sept. 4, with $10 and costs for no license and $15 and costs for a left turn violation.

Justice of the Peace John Hobbs Ranchos de Taos Nelson Bargill M.D Castle Peat Calo Ray Daves State Police Hobbs Daves Betty Nasveyowna Tuba City Ariz Jd. E. Jackson Highway Commission Claudio Trujillo Taos Tom Holder Jose J. Martinez Albuquerque Rafael T. Martinez Louis Martinez

Two Taos Men In Collision Near Questa on Labor Day

Two Taos men, Eugene Garcia and Louie Martinez, were in a two car crash on Highway 3 near Questa on Labor Day. Garcia was taken to Holy Cross Hospital, examined, and released. Martinez was cited by State Police Officer Tom Holder for failure to yield and for driving with a revoked license, bonded at $800, with the case sent to District Court.

Taos Questa Eugene Garcia Louie Martinez Hanlon Ambulance Service Garcia Holy Cross Hospital Martinez Tom Holder

Cows Killed on Highway Over Labor Day Weekend

Two cows died in separate Labor Day incidents. Tillie Trujillo of Questa struck a cow on Highway 4 four miles above Questa, causing about 250 dollars in damage to her car. Foreman L E Taylor of the Top of the World Farm near Costilla hit a cow six miles south.

Tillie Trujillo Questa Highway 4 L. E. Taylor Top of the World Farm Costilla

Mr and Mrs Arthur Bradbury Arrive at Hondo Cannon Home

Mr and Mrs Arthur Bradbury of Glencoe Wisconsin arrived at their new Hondo Canon residence for a Questa visit on Highway 3. Their car suffered $200 damage. State Police investigator Tom Holder seeks the cow owners to issue citations for both incidents.

Arthur Bradbury Glencoe, Wi

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