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09 Oct 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
1
Vague OCR snippet hints at a notice or obituary in St Paul involving a Mrs. with uncertain surrounding text. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable.
The city council adopted an automobile parking ordinance requiring parking on the north side of al tracks and discussed enforcing the sidewalk rule. It eyed appointing a chimney inspector to inspect chimneys fires and stoves and authorize charges for defects. The water tanks were cleaned amid fever concerns and a bridge cement crew was expanded.
Large stock movements from Gallup and McKinley county sources include 1400 head of Arizona cattle brought by the McCoy brothers to range near St Blake store north of Crown Point. Roberts ships cattle westward to Texas, while Gallup Mercantile ships 6000 sheep to Deriver. Total value exceeds 100000 dollars.
The county commissioners met in regular session with A. Gordon as chairman and members C. L. Brown and F. L. Andrews. They read and approved bills from the sheriff s office and other county clients and ordered funds to cover them. Total expenses since the last meeting three months earlier ran to 4890 dollars before adjournment.
The Peale firm Burke and Wurm leases a turquoise mine near Manassa Colorado to secure high quality stones for Nevale Indian jewelry. Mr Burke reports rich blue samples and profitable prospects while Charles Hepner oversees mining operations ensuring personal supervision. The venture aims to supply traders locally at lower prices and allow shared profits.
The Santa Fe Railway plans extensive Gallup division work including grading at $90,000 and a $600,000 overall expenditure. A new round house machine shop car repair shop depot and Harvey House are planned with track realignment and a Puerc o river channel change. Site decisions and timing target early 1916 with a major local economic impact.
A historical report explains mountain fever, appearing similar to typhoid but without its odor. It suggests contamination came from a recent flood depositing germs, which dried and spread when wind carried them over the city. Proper sanitation and regular medicine were advised to reduce risk.
Clerk Fred Myers reports a communication from State Auditor W G Sargent regarding the 1915 tax assessment. Provisions list three mills on all taxable property to the State Treasury, fifteen hundredths of a mill to charitable institutions, thirty-one hundredths of a mill to the sinking fund, and three and one half mills on sheep within the county to the sanitary fund.
Health officer Dr George N. Flemming announced that Dr NH Morrivens and Dr Ethel Leonard of a Los Angeles pathology lab reported water tests for Gallup New Mexico within prescribed limits. The analysis found the water pure and safe to drink, easing public concerns.
An accident at the city park speedway left Mr. Cotton with a fractured hip and other injuries after his car struck a tire causing a crash. Ralph Ketner witnessed the crash and sustained bruises, while Jack Cotton was taken to Albuquerque for hospital care and X-ray examination.
The Fortoatchi school district authorizes 18000 for improvements and plans to admit 150 pupils in spring with 150 departing for six months. Julia DeCord, Mrs Perry, and Miss McConnell take vacations. Mrs Carrington attends Federation of Women’s Clubs in Portales. Kenneth Myers ill at home.
Local boosters report rising tourist interest in Canyon de Chelly and the Moqui villages. A Santa Fe photographer praised the scenery as world class, urging a regional drive market via the Hubbell stage line and modern auto service to Gallup and nearby points of interest.
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