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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Royal Arch Chapter.

Monday evening at the Masonic
temple the Roval Arch. Chapter
and guests the Blue Lodge Masons
enjoyed a 6 o'clock banquet. after
which the Chapter installed its
officers for the ensuing year. Chief
Justice r. H. Hanna had charge Of
the beautiful and impressive install
lation ceremonies, assisted by Judge
Lucius Dills. The officers installed
were: s. Spitz, high priest; Fred
Muller, king; c. G. Mardoff, scribe;
H. B. Cartwright, treasurer; w. F.
Griffin, secretary; DR.. c. A. Wheel
on, captain of the host: E. R. Paul,
principal sojourner; George NJ.
Himself. royal arch captain: John H.
Walker. A. J. Griffin and Samuel
Cartwright, master of the first, Sec
ond and third, wales, and George
Riddle, sentinel. About fifty masons
witnessed the ceremony and attend
ed the banquet.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
MILITARY INSTITUTE BOYS
COMING TO INAUGURAL,

The $50 cadets Of the military in
%stitute at Roswell are to be brought
to Santa Fc for the inauguration
festivities on February 7, If present
pans are carried out. Hugh II.
Williams chairman of the ,ailroad
committee, hopes to obtain j fav-
Roswell to bring the cadet, 10
Sarta Fc. The cadets are to brinr
Win them their military band.
The committee on publicity and
printing has been named "a fol-
lows: Paul \. T. Waiter, chairman !;
Austin G.. Brady, vice president j;
r. /. d McAlister. w. Guthrie
Smith, X, M. Henderson, +. Dana
Johnson, Frank Staplin, Elwood NJ.
Albright and Karl Green.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

was named ~co-executor usder the
alleged will OF August l9, 1916. Un-
der the will of July s, 1916. John
w. Akers and Venceslas S. 4ieia
were named as executors, but with
out bond.
Neill B. Field was present. re.
presenting the largest creditor,
Gross, Kelly & Co.
Mr.. Barth opposed the probate
of either will. Mr.. Renehar OPP
posed the probate OF the will of
August 70, and Messers Sedillo and
Baca opposed the probate Of the
will Of July 6.
At the conclusion of the proofs,
the court held the alleged viii ii
August 70 1915, invalid and reject
ed the same, and sustained and
approved the will of July 6, 1916.
and recognized Messrs. Akers and
Miera as executors, fixing bond at
$l50,OOO,
The estate, real and personal, will
probably amount to 100000, est
mated, and the Indebtedness against
it aggregates about $50,0I).
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

tron, Mrs.. James FreacA, uss.
Christensen, Miss Beatrice Selig.
man, Miss Phyllis Nayne, M. Jesse
Nusbaum. Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Collins
and Nj. DeForest Lord.
Heizsl-DietsaL
The wedding of Miss Louise
Deitzel and Mr.. Walter B. Heizel
was quietly solemnized by the Rev.
F. J. Hammond, pastor of St. Johns
Methodist Epispocal church Of this
city, Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Deitzel 258 Man
hataan Avenue. Only relatives and
intimate friends were present at
the wedding ceremony of this po-
ptl.ar couple. After joyous congra-
tulations and best. wishes Mr.. and
Mrs. Heizel left on the $40 train
for Phoenix, Arizona. Later they
viii spe nd a few weeks in southern
California returning to Santa Fc
shortly after the first of Feb
r,sary where a cozy home awaits
them at SIS Galisteo St.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
WOMEN PREPARE DIL!.5
THEY WANT INTRODUCED

The Legislative committee Of the
Woman's Federation of New Mex
leo met on Thursday with the chair
man, Mrs. Thomas Doran at the
Montezrma hotel and went over
the drafts of the legislation pre-
pared by Mrs. Kellam of A%lhuquer-
que.
These drafts embody the various
recommendations of the national
and state declarations and insistent
propaganda for their passage will
be made in the legislature. Much
assistance is expected from Mrs.
w L. Lindsey, wife Of the lieuten-
art governor. She has for years
Tough. the battle of the women's
clubs for child and women's legis-
lalion in New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

Misc Ramona Dss1D~ 10 sata.
tainging this evesisO - her honp
en- Palace Avenue, Ne talented
mu.ical ladies of Saats Fe. Tive
guests who will enjoy The hospitality
Of this accomplished young musi.
cial arr Mrs. William Fauth Mrs.
Guy T Harrington. Mrs. Mary Me-
Fie Lackey, Mrs. Charles Doll. Mrp.
George Van Stone, Mrs. Ralph
Henderson, Mrs. Henning, Mrs.
Read, Mrs. A. J. Rapp Miss Eliza
beth Massie and Miss Evelyn Nc
Bride.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
HUNDREDS OF STOCK
HOMESTEAD FILINGS

Special to State Record:
Roswell, N, NJ. Jan. l2-Therc are
literally hundreds who are filing
thcir applications and petitions at
the local land office under the new
h40-acrc homestead act. The fill
ings are coming from all parts of
the district and represent every
class of citizen in all callinps of
life, from clerks in stores to the
biggest livestock barons with their
ranch help. The receipts for filings
under the act at the receivers Of
flee Yesterday were $1,000, and this
morning the rooms at the land Of
flee were iamlncd with those de-
firing TO file.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Party at Buena Vista Heights.

sydney Brooks entertained sew
eral girl and boy friends at a party
gwen at his home Saturday evening.
Those invited were: Norma Fiske,
Edna Earnest; Florence Earnest,
Kathaleen Rolls, Frances Wilson,
Anita Rose, Frances Andrews, Ka-
theriro Van Stone. Neil ord, Har-
Ian Davies, Arlington White, Par
ker Wilson, Orrin Staplin, Jasper
Williams. William Rose. Thomas
Van Stone and Gerald Davies.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Missionary Society

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs.
John Dendahl Monday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Mrs. w. f. CARBON has
charge of the afternoons subject
Chinas' New Years Day. Roll call
will be answered by current events
in China.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Lieut.. Governor and Family

LIeu'. OoVeTnor and Family
Lieutenant Governor Washington
E. and Mrs. Lindsey and family
from Portiles are located at DR..
Knapp's residence. Mrs. Lindsey
is "a very prominent club woman
and one Of the leading prohibition
and suffrage advocates in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey are ac-
companicd by their son and daugh-
ter. The young man is a vigorous
lover of life in the open, and was
loathe to leave the broncos on his
fathers ran~h near Portales. The
daughter. Miss Helen E. Lindsey is
also undoubtedly a distinct addition
to the life of the younger social set
at the Capital.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Board of Trade Election

At a regular meeting of the
Woman's Board of Trade held
Monday afternoon at the Library
Hall. the following ladies were
elected as officers for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. A. B. Rene
han, reelected; first vice president
Mrs. T, Z, Winter; second vice pre-
sident, Mrs. Paul Walter; third vice
president, Mrs. James Rolls; secre-
tary. Mrs Anita J. Chapman;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Ormsby.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
PEN PUSHEPS SUMMONED
BEFORE GRAND JURY

Last Sunday T. Dana Johnson,
editor Of the New Mexican was
summoned before the grand jury,
which is in session at Socorro this
week, presumably for examination
. sto who was responsible for the
publication OF alleged false charges
AGAINST citizens Of that county dur
ng September or October last.
Later in the week J, w. Giddinps,
A former editor Of the same paper.
was summoned and left for Socor-
70 Thursday evening.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal


John r. McFie, Jr.. of Gallup, was
in town on legal business during
the week.
Mr.. Jose Montaner, we'll known
newspaperman of Taos was in the
city this week on business.
District Attorney H. B. Hamilton
OF Carrizozo is in attendance at
the sessions of the Supreme Court
which is nov holding its annual
l9l7 session.
Paul Doran prominent rancher of
Tcsuque has been appointed by
Governor De Baca a member of the
board Of trustees of the State
State School for the Deaf and Dumb
located here. Mr., Doran succeed
ng Mr.. Melvin r. Dunlavy.
Mrs. Nina Warren the new
county superintendent and Mr.. J..
V. Conway have visited several
schools N the county during the
past week. Moonlight schools were
oncncd at Ia Cucva and at La Joya,
They expressed much pleasure at
the splendid attendance and interest
shown by the pupils.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Art and Archaeology Glasses.

TIE Art and Archaeology clas-
ses OF the Santa Fe Woman's '-luD
met at the Palace of the Governors
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
All members present enjoying a very
interesting meeting. Mrs. H. l..
Wilson presided.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Dance at the "Willows."

Mrs. A. B. Renehan delightfully."-
entertained Friday evening at an
informal dancing party. Mrs. Re-
nchan's guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Gardesky. Mr.. and Mrs,
Austin Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Catron, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Grim
,llaw, Mr. sad Mrs. James Selig-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Ca
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

=,
NJ =. haVes, Jr, the new
IS IN the city on business.
Sheriif Lorenzo Deigado or Lac
mas been In santa re 0 oil the
isr sessions o the legislature.
Dr.; James A. Koils leit luesday
ior NocneSter' MIMI, lie VIII DC
absent ABOUT a week or ten Gays
Nes'or Montoya; newly ilstailed
has been III Santa re most OF the
week.
r,
Sapt', Ea"aru l., Saiiord Wo mas
seeI mere on d iur'oush 'e't "ccu-
nesGay 20 JON MS company al 20
EH""Tu N''ro, prominent hepuD-
mean ,'a,'r 81 V.''ci''la county at,,
''hoed ne opening OF the thlfo
S'''e "E'''"'u'''
u,.,. VIZ.
Hay ior RI taSo to be witt. Mr.
"''Na,h VINO IS r'P"'led seriously
~ win pneumonia
CO. - K. B. Sellers. former
s1yor 80 Albuquerque and booster
Tor that city ard the state at large
was IN town wednesday.
II. s lithrow. representing the
i;'cnn" Herald JOB printing depart
ncnt has been interviewing the new
democratic state Off ia's this week
Rev. r. F.. Farley the new SUI
nerintcudcut Of the Anti-a'oon Lea
que is m the CITY and will remain
for some time directing the fight
lose Mortaner. editor Of La Re-
vista de Taos, has been in the citv
the past week an interested spec
,ator ar the organization OF the
third legislature
Attorneys Palmer and D,nburs
and editor p II. BRA Me OF Farm.
,nptor are in the city this week on
business and observing the dOingS
Presidents +. #. II. Roberts of
the Normal University, +. A. ZONES
Of the chool of Mines and r. l..
Fuloc Of the Normal .Cchoo, were
Capital visitors during Ne week.
A. !. Await. ~cx-counly clerk and
active real estate dealer of Curry
COUNTY was in the CITY Wednesday
accompanied by two other ~ctizens
Of the prosperous east side town.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

sum

The precipitation OF October was large although little
snow fell, and none remained at the close Of the month, ex-
cept small patches over the highest peaks. November was
dry, the snowfall of the State averaged 81 inches, most OF
which fell east Of the Rio Grande, and was heaviest over the
southeast mountain areas. Little remained at the cose OF
the month. The snowfall Of December was light, as a rule,
averaging Al, although fair depth occurred over the noun
tain areas of the north, the southeast and the southwest
The snow quickly disappeared over all the lower levels, and
the stored depth in the higher levels is small. The dryness
over the Canadian and Northeast and the headwaters of the
Pecos gives small promise for water. The southeast noun
tains we're better favored but the Gla and Southwest has
been most favored thus far; a fair depth extending north
ward to the Zuni Minis. Little snow fell over the San Juan
and its tributaries. The wind and dryness continue I'M
favorable and the outlook thus far is discouraging.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Lecture and Reception.

At a meeting of the Archaeology
ical Institute Friday evening at 3
o'clock Colonel Twitchell presiding,
l'.of Oliver M. Washburne of the
Fri "r5iiy of California will give
an illustrated lecture on "Etrustan
life in this World and in Hades."
The lecture will be followed by a
reception in the Puye room. The
Women's museum committee hav-
ing cahrge. Invitations have been
issued for the lecture and recep-
ton.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
and Southeast

Cowles, J. F. Matty: Only about 3 inches re-
main at 10000 fl. Harveys Ranch, f. S., Harvey: Two
inches remain at 5000 #. There are only small drifts.
Gallinas. f. A. Lamirand: About 4 inches remain
above 5000 #. Glencoe, O. G. Tully: About 6 inches
remain at 10000 #, Mountain Park, c. f. Beasley
About 6 inches remain above 5000 #. Parsons, ]. M.
Rice: About IL inches remain above 5000 #. White
Tail, ] O.. Arthur: From 4 to 6 inches remain above
5000 it.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

The Tuesday evening bridge club
met with Mrs. S. A. Brooks. Be-
sides the regular club members the
invited guests were: Mrs. Frances
Wilson, Mrs. Dorman, Mrs. Oliver,
Mrs. Eugene Fiske and Mrs. James
A. Rolls.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

Mrs. James Seligman and daughter
Miss Beatrice Seligman LETT Sum-
day for Denver. Mrs. Seligman
will spend a few weeks in tne city
visiting relatives and friends Miss
ce;igman will continue her studies
at the Wolcott school.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Birthday Anniversary.

Mr.. Ralph Ely and Mr.. J. R.
Dean entertained several friends at
an informal dance Friday evening
in honor of Mrs. Ely's birthday. A
most enjoyable evening was spent
by the guests.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

Miss Phyllis Wayne who visited
relatives and friends in the city
for the past two weeks returned to
Denver Monday where she will
rc>nin.c her musical studies.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Bridge Luncheon.

DTIuge Luhcheoh'
Mrs. Ralph Henderson entertain
ed the members of the Monday
Bridge club at a lucheon given at
the Parrot Shop After which the
ladies were invited to play bridge
at Mrs Henderson's pleasant apart
ments in the Sanitarium.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Canadian and Northeast.

Aurora, ]. {. Lucero: It has been very dry and
windy; very little snow in the mountains. Chacon,
A. Lucero: About IS inches remain above 10000
#. Des Moines, c. F. Byrne: Two inches remain
at 5000 #. Ration S. A.. Wiseman: Four inches
remain at $500 #. Rociada, J. A. Rudolph: About
"a inches remain above 5000 it. Vermejo Park, H.
w. Adams: About 8 inches remain at 10000 #.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12

Edw. L. Stafford captain of Co. =
and Mrs. Stafford have returned to
he border after a three weeks visit
the city.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
Rio Grande.-

Osier. Colo. VIM. Jenkins: Above 5000 #. 40
inches or more remain. Brazos, !. c. Galegos: About
9 inches remain at 10000 #. Arroyo Seco, ]. G. Mares:
About IL inches remain at 10000 it; The snow is
drifted into canyons and is loose; water supply is not
favorable so far, Red River, E. P. Westoby: About
8 inches remain above 10000 #. Senorito ]. Curry:
From I2 to IS inches remain over the highest noun
tains. Eastview, B. B. Spencer: There has been less
snow than for years. San Pedro, B. H. Garcia: Above
5000 fl. 4 inches remain. fatigue: W. D. Dow: Very
little snow has fallen; about 4 inches remain above
$500 #. Hermosa, w. H. Mcdonald About s inches
remain at 5000 #. outlook is not favorable. King
ston, ] A. Simmons: About 10 inches remain at $500
#. Organ, L. B. Bentley: Two inches remain above
1000 #.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
c TIME TABLE.
IVestbound

querque, and west.
Canyon. Los Angeles, Sar
Diego and San Francisco.
No. 3--California Limited, carrie.
local passengers for Albu
ia Fe.
signment of space from San
for Los Angeles. FL Past
sleeper on this train. The
only connection for Beler
Cutoff. Pecos Valley ano
West Texas. Regular a.
ers for Los Angeles and Sai
Francisco. No connection
south Of Albuquerque.
No. l0-Standard and Tourist Sleep
ers Kansas City. and Chicago
also through sleeper Trinidad
to Denver.
No g.. Standard Sleeper for Chics
car. Regular assignment o.
space from Santa Fe.
No. +California Limited, passenger,
Phone 42-W
H. S. LUTZ. Agent
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
and Southwest

Fort Bayard, G. H. Bushnell: About 10 inches
remain above 5000 #; the snow is drifted into cam
yons, compact, water plentiful. Reserve, r. S. Batch
ford: About 8 inches remain above $500 #. evenly
distributed and compact. Pinos Altos, O. L, Scott:
About ID inches remain over the mountains, evenly
distributed, very wet snow. Cloverdale, F. r. Miller:
About 7 inches remain ,over the mountains Skeleton
Canyon, D. S. Sullivan: AT 1000 #. an inch and a
half remain over north slopes.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-12
San Tuan and Northwest.

Aztec, T. ]. West: About II inches remain over the
mountains northward. Crystal, T. J. Byrd: Ten inches
remain at 5000 fl. Lumberton, E. M. Bolles II inches
remain in this vicinity. Blackjack, B. H. Pitcher: Six
inches remain above 1000 #. Schuster Springs, F,
Merkle: Nine inches remain above 5000 fit.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

Contracts between retail dealer and consumer made before this date are not affected by this order, provided that such contracts are bona fide in character and enforceable at law.
 in makirS 1~ ''ns of coal or coke under such contrae>s E retail dealer will be expected to supp. e1ly the minimum amount of any coal or Ike which under the terms thereof he c,,a be obliged 10 deliver unless and until he has met the reasonable require ments of other consumers desiring to purchase coal or coke from such deal CT
 Immediate investigation into the cost of local distribution and the prof .ts ot retail dealers will be made to the state fuel administrators acting through local committees and with the aid of accountants. The State fuel administrators will be charged with the duty Of recommending to the Fuel Administrator remedies for all abuses and avoidable hardships aris- ing under the operation of this order.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

The formal order to retailers issued by The Fuel Administrator regulating -e.aa margins is as follows: Fuel Administration,
 Washington. October l. 1917 ITO al persons. firms. corporations. and associations engaged in the
 handling and sale Of coal and coke
 at retail. hereinafter referred 10 as
 retailers or retail dealers;
 The PreS.den, o. the United States iu pursuance ot the provisions O: the act ot Congress approved August 1o. 1917. entitled An act 10 provide turth- CT for the national security and de :ense by encouraging the production -aasaaFiag the supply. and controlling he distribution ot food products and
 and particularly for the purpose
 .4r.yiag into e1ect the provisions O. sad ac. relating 10 fuel, having on ne 2Is. day q August. 1917. fixed the 7r.ce 2: which bi.uminous coal may
 3'z a. he mouth ot the mine, and having oa the 23rd day Of August, 1917 fixed -he price ac which certain sizes Q: anthracite coal may be sold al -he mouth e ne nine on and after the 1s- day Q: September. 1917. and. by -Ae sane order. having fixed the amour; which may be paid as com mission . 5o5bers. now. in further 42ce o: he purpose for which said ac. ~as passed and by direction Of the P-=s.d=a. Q: tae United States. the Fle! Administrator hereby orders and directs:
 On and at-ar he :. day ot October 1917. ia making prices and sales 10 consumers. the -e-ail gross margin (as hereinafter de6nsd1 added by any re- .a.. dealer D he average cost deter mined a hereinafter proyided) Of any size Or grade Q: coal or coke for each class ot business shall not exceed the average gross marg.n acded by such dealer for the same size or grade for each class os business during he cal s1da- rear 1915. plus 30 per cent Of said re-al gross margin for the calen- dar year 1915: provided. however, that -1e -=-a;! gross margin added by any -=,a:l dealer shall in no case exceed -1e average added b. such dealer for he same size. grade, and class Of business during July. 1917.
 By chis order retailers are required 70 dx retail gross margin which may b= less than. but shall not i1 any in stance exceed. -he margin added by -aem in 1915 plus 9 per cent thereof.
 Definition Of Retail Dealer
 ETery person. partnership. corpora ton. or association physically receiv .lg. handling. and delivering coal or coke 70 consumers js Q retail coal or coke dealer within the meaning Of this order.
 Definition of Retail eross Margin
 The retail gross margins of the diff e-eac classes Of retail coal and coke dealers are defined as:
 f1J The difference between the price charged by Q re,aiI coal or coke dealer 10 consumers and the average cost Of coal or coke 70 such retailer, free or board railroad cars at his rail- road siding, yard. pocket. or tregtle, when such coal or coke is received oy him by rail
 (2J The difference between the
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

The formal order 10 retailers issued by The Fuel Administrator regulating retail margins iS as follows:
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Week ending October $. 1917

Week ending October Q, tslf
 All letters on the following list re- malning undelivered on October 20, 191-, will be forwarded to Dead Letter Ofice When requesting any of the following please say ADVERTISED and pay 8 fee Of one cent.
 Gust Gaekman. Blanche Clifton. Charlie Ecknaw. Robert Genge. Alfred Gran. tRTwl Hans Grasdal. NJ. Gut ie-rez. e0 Owen Hicks. Jake Holmes Odin Jensen. Clarence Lampman. MiS5 D. L. Moore. Mrs. Harry Reva. Ricardo SanCN.- = S>aldon. (el Dan S.aa;ow
 JAMES F. WARDER. Postmaster
 FOR SALE Gas boat 70 feet, h.p. engine, Enquire Percy Baker. Ton sass Trading Co.-adv. 2wks.