New Republican Town Guard TN Office Sworn In
The new town board took office after a short retiring board session and sworn in by Justice Richards. They appointed city officials, cut salaries, and discussed finances with bond concerns from James N. Wright and Co. of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Republican Town Guard
C. N. Cotton
R. G. Webb
Dr. Willson
E. Willmunder
George Meyers
James McQuade
Lot Gonzales
Charles Christman
Joe Tais
B. D.' Richards
New Town Board
Justice of the’ Peace
Gray
Ketner
Lanigan
Golino
Teamwater
Trujillo Patriarch Claims 225 Dependents Lowers Election Stakes
Judge Alfred Ruiz returns from Apache County to mourn his son in law Theodore Lopez after a car crash. Mrs Lopez and four children stay in Gallup. Ruiz becomes grandfather of 25. Nosifor Trujillo 86 years old has 225 direct dependents, 15 in the fourth generation, a remarkable record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ruiz
Apache County
Ariz
Theodore Lopez
Ruiz
Nosifor Trujillo
Trujillo
New Merchants Bank to Open in Gallup Soon
New bank to be called Merchants Bank will be formed in Gallup with incorporators C N Cotton J J Kirk and L N Cary and 35000 capital. It is a state bank. Cary travels to Santa Fe for charter. Open in three or four weeks to serve local business needs. Cotton and Kirk are long time associates of the C N Cotton Company and McKinley County Bank.
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Gallup
C. N. Cotton
J. J. Kirk
L. N. Cary
Mr. Cary
Santa Fe
Cotton
Kirk
McKinley County” Bank
Oscar Beasley
Peoples Light and Power Co
Merchants’. Bank
C. N. Cotton Company
High School Girls Stage Shakespeare Farce at Opera House
The first and second year girls presented The Merchant of Venice and a funny Not a Man In the House at the Kitchen Opera House. Elsie Kealer Portia and Willa Harding Shylock impressed. Miss Quick lauded for coaching and costume work. Lucille Pearson solo and Josephine Ketner dance added charm. eleven o clock church service noted with no evening sermon due to baccalaureate at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fray. Marcos Council
Knights of ‘Columbus
F. E. Wood
Albuquerque
Mr. Delaney
Jose D. Sena
J. J. McGarty
M._E. Kirke
J Drum
W.J. Fisher
I .Thurston
W. J. Strauss
W. L. Lanigan
Kitchen Opera House
Lanigan
Ladies of the Altar Society
John Gordon
Sodality
Opera House
Knights of Columbus
Shakespeare
Elsie Kealer
Portia
Willa Harding
Shylock
Frances Evans
Antonio
Hazel Willmunder
Selma Graf
Olive
Fay Diggs
Gertrude Reed
Methodist
W. A
Morris
Nevin
Opera
Moore Tells Of Wreck Of No 10 in Gallup Case
Max Moore swore before Justice Richards naming Al Woods and two others in a February train wreck case. Moore rode with Joe Melugin and disclosed details of a plan to wreck train No 10, loot passengers, and loot wreckage. Woods arrested at work. other warrants out as investigation proceeds with District Attorney Vigil and Cornell to handle state case. Hon J L Hubbell leaves for Arizona Republican convention as delegate from Apache County.
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Max Moore
Justice of the Peace
Richards
al Woods
Gallup Electric Light Company
No. 10
Moore
Mattox
Joe Melugin
Interior Department
Melugin
Woods
Richard
Cornell
Berith Gallup
J. L. Hubbell
Ganada
Ariz
Gallup
Tucson
Apache County
Hubbell
Roosevelt
Favors
North Arizona
Breen
Flagstaff
Coconino Sun
Blaze at Gallup Electric plant prompts early callout
A small fire broke out at the Gallup Electric Light company boiler room at 6 30 this morning. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the blaze before damage occurred. Cause of the fire is not known. Also noted is a display window from P Mlocker Company featuring a fine line of mens BVD underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Electric Light Company
P. Mlocker Company
School Commencement Exercises at Kitchen's Opera House
School commencement exercises were held Friday May 12 at 8 PM at Kitchen's Opera House with the Girls Glee Club, Rev Fr Kunkel, Stephen Baxter, and Prof Rupert Asplund on the program. Diplomas presented by J H Dowden. Benediction by Rev J W Brink. attendance invited. The Ladies Aid Society met at the parsonage for their monthly social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen
Girls Glee Club
Kunkel
Stephen‘ Baxter
W. H. Morris
Rupert, Asplund
Dancing
Tuschock
Watt
Barnett
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Unusual Merit Shines At School Exhibit Highlights
A high school exhibit drew parents and friends yesterday with strong displays in drawing sewing manual training and woodworking. Notable pieces include Morris chairs desks and skillful shop work by Ed Brentari Louis Vasquez Joe Brock Paul Carrington and others. A typing contest saw Ruth McVicker Lucile Pearson and others placing with Miss Whitaker praised for guidance. A lost gold watch notice concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Mathews
Barkers
Ed Brentari
Morris
Louis Vasquez
Hoy
Joe Brock
Paul Carrington
Paul
Charles Spears
Geo. Morris
John Brown
Ruth McVicker
G B. Cox
Lucile Pearson
Nellie Bailey
Rosina Pasqualone
Madge Maloney
Cox
Motorcade Demonstrates Good Road Between Gallup and Albuquerque
A motorcade will depart Gallup at six AM to prove the Old Trail road is navigable for autos between Gallup and Albuquerque. Eight to twelve auto owners will participate, carrying lunches, with a final stop in Albuquerque in front of the Journal office. The event aims to show the route is feasible and comparable to the southern path, hoping for large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Albuquerque
Journal
O.d 'Tra
Albuquerne
Grand Matron Murer Visits Lordsburg Lodge
Mrs Murer of the Grand Matron O E S visits Lordsburg for annual inspection. One candidate is initiated and refreshments follow. Mrs Morris hosts the guest, and the Murers are noted as prominent in southwestern New Mexico. City marshal Christman intends strict enforcement to curb public loitering and saloon crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Murer
New Mexico
Charles Christman
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NEW Bank
G.N. Cotton
J. Kipk
L.A. Cary
Merchants Bank
D. E H. Harrington
Perea
Fred Myers
Arthur R. Dewey
Winslow
Annette Jordon
S Lady's
K. M
Herald Office
Grand Matron O
E. S
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