El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
HAS LIVE
GOOD ROADS League
WITH 70 MEMBERS
ORGANIZATION TO START WGoR.
Gus CHAMPAIGN FOR IMPROVE
MENT OF HIGHWAYS; NEWS
NOTES OF ESPANoLA
10y Special correspondent.)

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Espanola, NJ M, May 21.IThe Per
manent organization OF the Espanola
Valley Good Roads association was
perfected here Friday night with
great enthusiasm. A constitution was
adopted and the association stars
with 25 members. The following, OF
ficers were elected: o. d. Chiles,
president; Fidel Serna, vice presi-
dent; Z. s. Broadwell, secretary; +.
r. Frankenberger, treasurer. Com
mittees were appointed on inspection,
membership, finance, advertising and
publicity, and law and entertainment.
The organization was one of the most
business-like and enthusiastic evcr
perfected, and will mean a gerat deal
toward the betterment of the roads
in the valley and adjacent country.
County Commissioner Silviano Roy
bal was present and promised the
cooperation of the county. The pur-
pose of the association is to proceed
in a practical way to improve the
roads, to see that they are properly
drained of water and kept in needed
repair. A full membership is given in
the association to all those who do
pate one full days work on the high
ways. The association will cooper
ate not only with the county authori-
ties but with the state, and it is in
tended to bring to the attention of the
travelling public and visitors in this
section, the advantages of the valley
and vicinity, especially its good high
ways, which will be thoroughly pla-
carded with road signs and directions
for travel, and kept in good condition.
The following are the committees an,
pointed: "
Law and Entertainments. r.
Frankenburger, r. p. Rueth, R. L.
Pfaffle.
Finance-L. F. Nohl, Fidel Serna,
Elias Lucero.
Inspection-H. F. McCurdy, Henry
Kramer, Juan Naranjo, Silyanio Roy
bal.
M Q m ip-f1enry Archulita,
Henry Mckenzie, Leo Eichlotz, Henry
Kramer, e. S. Broadwell.
Advertising-E. S. Broadwell, l.. +.
Nohl.
John Block was appointed road SUI
pervisor and H. r. McCurdy, assist
ant.
Miss Ada McCurdy, who has been
teaching at Park View the past sea-
son, is expected home this week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
McCurdy, of this place.
Several new tent houses are being
at the Pfaffle ranch on the
east side of the river for the accom-
notation of tourists and others who
come here to see and enjoy the Espa-
lola valley during the summer.
Miss Natalie Curtis, of San Diego,
Ind Miss Alice Chaffee, Of Delmar,
Salif, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Pfaffle; also Paul Burlin, the
lrtist, from New York. They are
luartered at the ranch, and taking
meals at Ell Onate hotel, in town.
Miss Lois Pfaffle gave a dancing
n evening this week in honor
# the departure of friends. Miss Jean
Burt, of Jackson's Hole, Wyo., Who'll
las been a guest of Ell Onate leaving
or home, and two young gentlemen,
.ouis E. Nohl and Lee Walker, WHO
ave been attending the state uni
leaving for Ell Paso, where
hey will enlist in the light artillery
or immediate service. Mr.. Nohl is
he son of L. r. Nohl, of the firm OF
,ond & Nohl, and we'll known in this
ection.
Old Man Hurt BY PIow
Antonio RoybaI, IS years of age,
ghile trying to use a young horse for
last Saturday was struck
nth the pillow while the horse broke l
way, and sustained a bad facture o. |
he right leg. Mrs. Pfaffle and sew. e
raj others from the ranch came to Z
is assistance, and he was taken to ]
is home in Santa Cruz, where he re- L
medical attention. i