New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-04-13

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X. N. Edwards, an attorney OF
Fl. Sumner was among the visiting
lawyers this week.
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If you are looking for THE Real
Adventure" you will find it in the
Record. next week.
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Samuel Eliot and wife of Chamita,
we're in town the greater part OF
the week from their upper valley
home.
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A good story containing a whole
lot of good common sense is The
Real Adventure" dc not fail to read
it next week.
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J. w. Johnson, formerly in the
State Engineers office in this city,
now in Denver, was. a business Wis
itor Thursday.
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II. L. Buckley, of Ration, who is
the city attorney there, had business
before the courts of this city We'd
nesday and Thursday.
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+. A. Hill, of Ration, formerly
postmaster of that city, now a spe-
cial officer for the Santa Fe rail-
road, was a visitor in the city Thurs
day.
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Frank CARBON, Jr., of the New
Mexico Normal University, of Las
Vegas. is attending a meeting of
the State Board of Education here
this week.
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E. L. EnIoe. president of the State
Normal School at Silver City, has
been here the past few days at
tending the meeting of the State
Board of Education.
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Harry Cronenburg who has been
with his company on the border for
the past year is back to his old
position of bailiff and assistant
clerk of the state supreme court.
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Mrs. M. F. Armour. Miss Agnes
Armour, Roy Armour and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Sawyer, all arrived dur
ing the week to be present at the
trial of E. w. Blancett for the MUIR
der of Clyde Armour last October.
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Henry Kitchell Webster's book
The Real Adventure" one of the
most popular of the new publica-
tons will be run in serial form in
the Record beginning next week. 1t
is one of the best stories of the
troubles of a newly married couple
ever written.
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Attorney r. C. Reid arrived from
Roswell during the week and is as
sisting Govrnor Lindsey to draw his
proclamation for the special session
Of tn legislature and proposed bills
to be submitted on military matters.
The Governors office has been a
busy place this week.
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Attorney William Mexican, of Taos
had business in the city for several
days during the week, and inciden-
tally did a whole lot of boosting
for the quaint old town. The pros
poets are that there will be more
tourist visitors to Taos this year
than she has ever enjoyed before.
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Ex-Governor George Curry has
been in the city the past few days.
He takes a great interest in mill
tary affairs and will be raising a
company or a regiment to go to
the front if there is any opportunity
in that direction for individual as
s~istance when the war department
promulgates its plans.
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Ex-senator E. c. Champion, of Ra-
ton, was among the attorneys who
~journeyed to the Capital City dur
ing the week. Senator Champion re-
Gently returned from a trip to Mis-
sissippi valley points and says the
war spirit is very much in evidence
there and that enlistments for the
navy were very rapid. Army re-
cruiting had not yet started when
he was there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank INQUIRER and
children returned from Prescott, Ari-
IONA, early this week and will again
locate in Santa Fe with the inten-
ton of remaining permanently.
While away Mr.. Mourer conducted
a meat market and grocery for sew
eral months, but sold out at the
first opportunity to return. Their
many friends are glad to welcome
them back. They have leased Mrs.
Thomas residence on Palace avenu
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Capt. Fritz Miller, of the State
Land Office, left today to conduct
the public sales of state lands at
Socorro. on the 14th; Clovis, on the
18th; Roswell on the 10Th; Carls-
bad on the 2lst; and Clayton, on
the 18th. Mr.. Ervien will also at
tend part of these sales. The de-
mand for state land is greater now
than ever before in the history Of
the state. The same applies to pri-
vate lands for which there is a very
brisk demand in the Sunshine State.
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Attorney Charles A. Law, of Clay
ton, who makes a speciality of land
practice, was in the city during the
week, attending to land matters for
a long fist of clients. The people
of Union county are awake to the
fact that there is only one crop of
land and are very busy getting their
share while the getting is good.
This is the best thing that can hap
pen to the state as the quicker the
land passes into the hands of set
tiers and begins to produce some
thing the better il is for the state,