Gallup Capital Controls All Stock Of Local Bank
Gallup stockholders have purchased Albuquerque citizens stock and now own all shares of the Gallup State Bank. Gregory Page president W H Morris vice president L R Goehring vice president John J Emmons cashier. Directors include Page Morris Goehring Neumann Je Emmons. Deposits rose from 85000 to 300000 in first year, a state record. Albuquerque sellers Herndon Marron Kerber Pollock McDonald remain as bank correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Albuquerque
Gregory Page
W.H. Morris
L. R. Goehring
John J.emmons
W. H. Morris
H. Neumann
J. Je .Emmons
State National Bank
Messrs
Herndon
Marron
Kerber
Pollock
McDonald
Gallup Bank
Santa Fe smoke stacks toppled by derrick accident
Notice records that a derrick arm broke several guy wires beating down stacks at the old Santa Fe machine shops causing no injuries amid strong winds. It notes board actions and confirms future account recognitions pending requisitions by town trustees.
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Board of ‘Town
Santa Fe
Citizens Light and Power buys Peoples Light assets
Citizens Light and Power Co purchases the Peoples Light and Power Co assets including plant lines poles but not the franchise. The old plant closed Tuesday and Citizens began feeding lines. Gallup Telephone business bought from Gregory Page with cash and stock. A $100000 plant ordered. machinery delays possible. Kenneth Meyers and Edmondson from prior firms join the new company. Rates to permit a fair return. city pumping power proposal to follow. Rex Theatre offers a fine program for the coping week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Light and Power Co
Citizens Light and,Power Co
Citizens Company
Peoples Company
Gallup Telephone Company
Gregory Page
Arives
Victor-American Company
Kenneth Meyers
Reoples
Edmondson
Gallup Company
Order of the Eastern Star Elects Officers for Year
At Monday night’s meeting the group elected Worthy Matron Mrs Fannie Carrington Worthy Patron War Bickel Associate Rotary Cree Papier Gregaut er Woods Conductress Mrs Anna Woods Associate Conductress Mrs Katherine Cregar. Several appointive offices to be filled before the installation on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Carrington
War Bickel
Rotary
Gregauter
Court ruling limits Indian police power over nonreservation sheep
Judge Raynolds held in the Dugan vs Paquette case that the Indian superintendent lacked authority to seize sheep not on the reservation without normal legal process. The decision clarifies that ministerial power ends at the reservation border. The report also notes a local Gem theatre showing of The Girl of Lost Lake.
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Raynolds
Dugan
Paquette
McFie
Edwards
Lost Lake
Gem Theatre
Gallup
City Council Passes Ligerse Ordinances
At a regular meeting the City Council adopted two ordinances and read a third. One ordinance raises the license tax on automobiles for hire to 25 per vehicle, and another fixes a 5 per year tax on junk dealers. A circus side show ordinance was read. The council learned pricing for electrical power to pump wells and noted new water system tanks and a 1300 foot well. City officials discussed raises, but no salary increases were approved due to funding. An unauthorized drug bill led to a policy denying future unapproved city bills. Dr Allison’s bill for surgery on a Mexican victim was rejected. Willson, the city physician, said he performed only medical services.
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Tonficnl
The
Herald
Golino
Gonzales
Marshall Christman
Allison
Tom Rarsom
Willson
Christmas gift drive for Company K of NMV1
Notice requests donations for a Christmas box for Company K of NMV1. People willing to give should leave gifts at the Page Hotel by December 15.
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Red Cross
Company K
NMV1
Page Hotel
Rouse Appointed Justice of the Peace in Fourth Precinct
M Rouse of the Matlock Transfer Co was appointed justice of the peace for the fourth precinct replacing R S Mc Gehee who moved away by county commissioners. The resignation of B D Richards from the third precinct was accepted with no replacement yet. Certificates of election were issued to Republican county officers and state legislature members, while Democrat Richards reportedly resigned as United States Court Commissioner and moved to Manuelito.
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M.° Rouse
Matlock Transfer Co
R.S. McGehee
Mentmore
B. D. Richards
United States Court
Gallup
Manuelito
Dr. Waring
Virginia
Central city six room rental offered with box 504
The notice advertises a six room house for rent in the central part of the city with contact as Box 504. It mentions Paul Molcker Co offering Christmas articles including crepe de chine waists underwear and imported items plus Kaiser stockings. The Empress Theatre promotes a colorful weekly program and a magazine titled Picture Progress for moviegoers.
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Paul Molcker Co
Kaiser
Empress Theatre
Notice to Tax Payers and Charity Donation Highlight
Notice states taxes for 1916 due December 18 with delinquency after December 28. Treasurer John G. Kammer warns interest accrues after the date. The Empress theatre benefit for Catholic hospital raised 156, donated by R. C. Garrett, owner. Proceeds from Red Cross benefit also noted. Tickets on sale at Banner Drug Store and Gem theatre for Ne er Do Well.
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Banner Drug Store
Gem
John G. Kammer
Catholic Hospital
Empress Theatre
R. C. Garrett
Garrett
Red Cross
Road link between St Johns and Gallup urged by Apache County judge
Judge Crosby argues for a north south automobile road connecting St Johns and Gallup to boost trade. He notes St Johns will produce butter eggs vegetables pork and beef and market access to Gallup would bring back goods. Road would also serve travelers to Utah and Colorado routes via Shiprock and Moab.
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St. Johns
Gallup
Holbrook
Colorado
Utah
Utah Point
Arizona
Shiprock
New Mexico
Springerville
Apache County
New Mexico Line
George H. Crosby Jr
Crasbys
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Mont Patie
Erosby
District Court Concludes Busy Term With Sentences
The fall term of the district court adjourned as Judge Raynolds and staff returned to Albuquerque. Defendants in criminal actions received sentences from two to four years, with several sentences suspended. Civil cases ended with mixed results, including rulings for Dugan, Teitjen, Bukovich, and Lupian, while other divorces and settlements followed. Local visitors R J Bauman and Mrs. Elkington were noted in town.
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Raynolds
Madison
Albuquerque
Trail
Frank Bailon
Mariano Candelario
Charles Scott
Scott
Arthur Stokes
Jose Padilla
Julius
Richard Hayward
Juan Sabada
Ar Dendly Swernon
WNAS
G. .C. Sweet
Peoples Light and Power Company
Frank Dugan
Peter Paquette
A. Montoya
Dugan
Gallup
Joe Teitjen
McCoy
Teitjen
Bukovich
Jurich
Stalick
Lupian
C. Lz. Brown
Irene Brown
Mary Gregory
the Diamond Coal
A. T. Hannett
Road talks between Gallup and city officials
Authorities in Gallup and neighboring city explored plans on the road question. The talks emphasized mutual benefit and potential cooperation to advance regional routes and traffic improvements.
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Gallup. Capital
State Bank
LOGAL
Methodist Church
Empress
Citizens Company Buys Assetts OF Peoples Light Company
Rex Theatre
Rex
Rouse
Miss Venables of
Ft. Defiance
Apache County Judge Advocates
Gallup, Ol, Orns Road
R. K.elkington of
Thoreau
R.J. Bauman
Blackrock
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