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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
8
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Building Bridges Thomas in town for road work south of town on the Ramah road. Several bridges completed and traffic good with autos to Blackrock finding a sand and water free route. Theatre brick and sine work contracted to Sam Lorensino by W H Morris. excavation nearly finished. Nicholas Hengel operated this week and recovered from illness to be out yesterday.
The Galldo Chapter of the Red Cross invites contributions of magazines and necessities to assist recruits on the Mexican border. The chapter notes government sponsorship and proper accounting of every cent, urging charity through the Red Cross as the legitimate channel under supervision.
Tax notice from R.5. McGehee at the Office with Gallup Electric Light Company warns taxpayers to pay before July 1. It identifies the collector and locality and implies statutory deadline for payment.
Charles Cotton arrived in Gallup this week from Cuba New Mexico with a mining man who asserts the copper property is valuable. An old dump holds large ore quantities and a smelter may be reused. The mine, worked out 300 years ago and shut by litigation, is now under new associates planning large scale operation for profit.
Thirteen members gathered at the traps on Sunday with several excellent scores. KE C. Hennis and Joan Emmons led with 23 of 25 clay birds. The club has now 25 members and beginners show rapid improvement in their shooting eye.
In McKinley County District Court Wade G. Smith sues Minnie Mae Smith for absolute divorce on desertion grounds. Defendant must answer by August 5, 1916 or relief prayed for will be granted. Attorneys Ruiz & Overson listed. Also notes county board of equalization June 15 approved tax schedules and appointed R. S. McGehee as justice of the peace for Fourth precinct. office in county assessor quarters.
City authorities issue warnings on filthy yards at several residences and threaten fines if not cleaned up. A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for the production and legal delivery of the last will and testament of Our Cronemeyer, dated 1915, in New York.
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