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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal


NJ w. Mills, of Springer, Colfax
county. is here this week on legal
business.
Benjamin G Randall, president OF
the Taos Bank, VAS in the city a
few days during the week.
Miss Alvina Iucthgc, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Leslie Gillet
t., left Sunday for Colorado Springs.
p. NJ. A Lineau, deputy state in
%surancc superintendent, returned to
Santa Pc the first of the week from
Albuquerque
Judge ]. II. Rocmer, Of Chicago,
M, and Il, l. Im%nsford. of Cleveland,
Okla, arrived in the city during the
week on business with the officials
OF the Toltec Oil company now drill
ling for oil on Senator Pankey's
ranch
Miss Gladys CARBON, who has
been teaching school at Las Cruces
the past year spent Sunday in the
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
QUAY
Sells Copper Mine.

81. F. Hopkins sod his interest in
the Red Peaks copper mine, south.
west of San Jon. this week for ten
thousand dollars, and a mill will be
located there as soon as the ma
chinery can be secured. Mr.. Hop
kins still owns a controlling interest
in several mines in the Grape Vine
district and will continue developing
them. The officials of the Rock
Island visited the mining district
Tuesday and. we understand, they
contemplate building a spur track to
the mines in the near future."-San
Jon Times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
New Depot for Dem;np.

General Traffic Manager Fox,
General Freight Agent Bowers and
Engineer Campbell of E. P. & S. w.
Co, were in the city yesterday in
conference with Mayor Nordhaus,
City Attorney Temke, President
Mahoncy, of the Chamber of Com
merce, and President A.. w. Pollard,
of the Deming Club, relative to a
separate new depot for their COM
pany on North Gold avenue.
The committee was requested to
secure right-of-way south of the S.
P. to this point and are busy on the
job right now.
The visitors did not look with fav-
or upon a union station.-Deming
Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
sAND0vAL
Electric Lisht Pia.e At Jsms,

Electric Light Pla.t at Jsmss.
Fred w. Fischer, state represen.
'tative Of Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
and NJ. Nash, of the Electrical Sup
ply company. have installed = mod.
ern electric light plant in the Otero
hotel building, which is now being
power for this plant is furnished BY
a six-horse power kerosene engine
and generates enough light to sup.
ply the hotel, bath houses, garage
and stables. The current was turn.
ed on Sunday evening and as this IL
the first light plant in that part of
the country. it created quite q bit Of
curiosity. Many citizens and Indians
came a long distance to see It oper-
ate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
Demand for Lumber Creat.

For the first time in its history
the Continental Tie and Lumber
company of Cimarron is unable to
meet the demand Of lumber, ties and
props occasioned by the unpreced-
of all kinds. The company is work.
ented demand for building material
ing full capacity to meet its demand
and finds that it will require at least
two or three months to fill its pre-
SEN orders. Superintendent Frank
enburger has stated that all orders
are being accepted on condition
that they can be filled within two
or three months. The lumber camps
are working at their utmost capacity
at prcsent.-Cimarron Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
Mrs. Leonidas Smith is visiting
friends in Denver this week.

Mrs. r. l. Greed and little daughter,
left Thursday for Roswell, to spend
few weeks visiting friends there.
Slang is making its indelible mark
upon the coming generation Judging
by a little girl who was asked to
repeat a verse from the Bible at Sun
day school recently She simply re
piled "The Lord is my s~hcpherd--l
should worry
The Denver Garage" an elegant,
new. threc-story, fire-proof garage
with modern repair shop has just
been opened the past few days, one
half block around the corner from
the Auditorium Hotel on California
street in Denver thus making the
Auditorium Hotel a more conve-
nient place for auto shoppers com
ing to Denver.
Judge T. D. Licb, of Ration. spent a
few hours in the city the latter part
OF last week on his way to Taos to
conduct the District court which is
in session there, Among the Santa
Feans in attendance are Judge Ed
ward Il. Wright, attorneys A. b. Re
nehan. William J. Barker and F. p.
Davies. District Attorney Kikcr, Of
Ration, is also present.
Attorney and Mrs. Avian N White,
recently sold their residence at 2n
Washington avenue to Mr.. and Mrs.
X NJ. Henderson, who have already
taken possession Attorney White
has rented the Frank Owens prop
crty at ASP Cerrillos road and has
moved his family there. In addition
to his law practice Attorney White
promises to become an expert farm
cr.
p &. Favcs, the man who put Lea
county on the map Of New Mexico
was in the city during the week from
Lexington. the new county seat, Tie
was boosting his community as usual
and we also have an idea that he was
doing a little boosting for some OF
his friends for some of the county
which will be filled by Gov
Lindsey for the new county to-
or Monday.
Game Warden Theodore Rouault,
IT,. returned the early part of the
week from Taos and Mora counties
md after one day in his office left
for Otero county, Mr., Rouau't
s making a personal Investigation
# all complaints and reports Of vio-
which is keeping him on the
ulnp and incidentally he is getting
.couainted with his deputies and ap-
new mes where needed.
The memoirs of the association GER
recommended a nan who is
the job" when they proposed
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
ROOSEVELT

The Roosevelt County Creamery
SHIPPED out a car of butter the
of June. This is the first full car.
load to be shipped since DR.. Bailey
took charge. When this refrigerator
car leaves it will carry fifteen thous-
and pounds of Alfalfa brand butter,
this institutions own trade marked
product. and will represent a real
nice little pile of genuine money. Dr..
Bailey says the business is improv.
ing right along and the Roosevelt
County Creamery is now receiving
ali unusually large amount Of cream
every day, for which they arc paying
thirty-seven cents.-Portaies Valley
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
COLFAx


The farmers of Miami Valley
south of Cimarron, are sowing crops
and carrying on the agricultural pur-
suit as never before, and from re-
ports gained this week it is evident
that each farmer is working as
much land as he IAN handle. H. M.
Coppock has planted upwards of
so acres of corn which he will use
for his large dairy herds next fall
and winter. Other crops in the val
ley are additional alfalfa, oats,
wheat, torn, pea-hay, beans , ETC.,
which will all contribute towards
the rehabilitation of. food supply, in
the state and nation.--Cimarron
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

Two hundred dollars reward is Of
fered by United States Marshal A.
H. Hudspeth for the apprehension of
Juan Reyes Pine and Deciderio Pr
no, who escaped from the Santa Fe
county jail Monday night, locking
the jailer, Alexandra Monies, in their
cell, after taking the cell key from
him. The Pinos were to have been
taken to Leavenworth for safekeep-
ing unless 5000 bond was furnish
ed. A posse Of twenty-five men with
bloodhounds secured the hills for
the men who are believed to have
cut across to the Jemez mountains
They had been convicted Of break
ing into boz cars at Albuquerque
and of having stolen a large amount
of merchandise in interstate transit.
The Pinos lived at Belen.
They were tracked to place
they were met by an autom-
obile, judged by the tire marks to
have been a Ford, after which the
trail was lost.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
GRANT


rory HCf6b IN DAHL.
A. J. Interricden and J. w. John
sno are going in for farming this
year, in answer to the appeal of the
State War Council. They are plant
ing 40 acres in beans in the Animas
Valley. Last year c. c. Hampton
was very successful in this line. He
too, is planting beans again this year.
-Lordsburg Liberal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
Attorney Disbarrsd.

The state supreme court on Mon
day issued an order permanently dis
barring Attorney Hilaric L. Ortiz OF
this city from practice in the courts
of New Mexico. The order follow
ed the filing with the court Of docu-
ments showing the conviction of Or
tiz in the district court Of Santa Fe
county of an offense involving NOR
al turpitude. The sentence of the
district court in the case was a fine
of $500, which was suspended. For
several years Ortiz has served as
district court interpreter in this dis
trict.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
OFFICIAL STATE NEWS
Executive and Judicial

Executive and J

New Guard Officers Rejected.
The war department has notified
Governor Lindsey that the commits
sions issued by the state to Nation
al guard officers since guard re-
cruiting started will not be recogni-
zed by the department. 1t indicates
that any officefs needed in addition
to the old guard officers who took
the federal oath during service at
Columbus will be supplied by Wash
The communication is not clear as
to whether officers commissioned by
Governor Lindsey who can pass the
federal examination will be given
federal commissions, but it is
thought probable that such a ruling
will be made. Some of the men COM
.issioned by the governor are gra-
of the Roswell Military In
Several of the new guard officers
received commissions because of
their ability to recruit men for the
guard.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

lllinski Heads School Of Mines.
At a meeting of the board of reg
ents of the school of Mines held
Tuesday, May %, At Socorro, DR..
Alexis Xavier Illinski was elected
president of the school. DR.. Illinski
has occupied the chair of chemistry
in the school of Mines for two years
and will continue to hold that posi-
ton in connection with the presid-
ency.
The other professors who were re-
elected are: A w. F~ahrenwald, de-
partment of mining and metallurgic-
al engineering; +. c, White, mathe-
and physics; " F. Hanson,
mechanical engineering; and ]. B.
preparatory department On
ccount of the lack of funds the civil
department has been
dropped for the present. The chair
Of geology and mineralogy is open
Prof. G.. F Anderson, who held it
resigned.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
Building New Cantone ments.

More than one hundred men are
now engaged in building the con-
ton,ements here. The appropriation
for this work was made several
months ago, but for some reason
or other the work was postponed.
The order for building includes quar-
tiers for officers as we'll as for the
soldiers, and the soldier quarters
will be on the order of the bar
racks built for the Thirteenth Cav
airy in 1915, which are now being
used by the 18th Cavalry.
The old quarters were prepared
for one regiment of cavalry, less
n squadron. and the present con-
%struction is for one regiment of
cavalry less two squadrons. The
new buildings added to those al
ready here will give Columbus the
appearance of an army post, and
the intentions of the department
are, no doubt, to make it SUCH
Ciinarron News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
UNION

Ben and Forrest Longwill puf.
chased Is head of Durham cattle Of
Roy Green last Friday for q consi-
deration of $1,000. The boys don't
believe in depending on dry farming
exclusively.-DeMo Dimes Swastika.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-i60 acres decided land

FOR SALE-l60 acres decided land,
3 room house, we'll 80 feet deep,
plenty of water, joins state land to
be sold which will likely go cheap,
uro Aleu- 's,e,s u! purI 5uIzeIS ,saq
be cut, 9 miles from Captain, Is from
White Ooaks, from P. O., mail three
times a week. Price $1,000. No. %.
Care State Record, Santa Fe, N. NJ
FOR SALE-Tracts ranging from
100 to 1900 acres Mimbres Valley,
good for farming and cattle State
what you want. No. 30. Care State
Record, Santa Fe. N. M
FOR SALE-at a bargain 100 acres
with improvements situated in T.
%, Sec. IS N. E.H one mile north
Of Nolan. For terms apply to B. E.
Martin, Smithville, Ohio, or No. II
Care State Record. Santa Fe. N. M
FOR SALE-ssym acres. 1000 can
be irrigated. Good grass, plenty Of
water, r. r. runs through it. $2.zS
per acre. Title perfect. Easy pay
ments. No. q. Care State Record
FOR SALE 20 acres land with water
near town of French. No
$40 per acre. No. 10
Care Safe Record. Santa Fe, N. NJ.
FOR SALE-Garage-Fine oppor-
in garage business, wei es-
big repair storage and
auto livery business, fireproof build
ing 0X60, business growing rapidly.
will sell business and rent building
or sell building also. Good reason
for selling. This is a fine opportu.
nifty for the right man. Aztec Realty
Co.. Aztec. N. M. No. "a.
FOR SALE-Best sheep propositions
IN New Mexico for sale, including
1000 ewes, with lambs, fifty bucks
and some registered ewes, jacks
and outfit, fine 240 acre ranch with
good paid up water right, 100 acres
m alfalfa, @ in oats, buildings,
and full outfit; also In
summer -ange rights and
eases as well as winter range leases
$4,000. cash will handle, balance
line. Aztec Realty Co, Aztec, N.
". No. Is.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

The Awakening of Society.
Every woman should be interest
ed in an article appearing in Harp
cr's Bazaar Tor June, written by Mrs
l. Francis A. Clark, daughter of Mr.
Por'tncy Bigelow. Discussing the
wonderful changes that have come
over ,ciety during her lifetime Mrs
Clrrk says "A brief ten years have
seen the passing of the socalled So
cial leaders. Nowadays the gorge
ous functions are giving only for
charity, and the smartest social gath
crings have become smaller and
more conservative. Formerly, life in
society was the only outlet the FASH
ionable woman had for her energies.
Today she has entered the great
fields of philanthropy, c%ivics, reform
work. politics and suffrage. The
wealth, power, act and intelligence
of women have been turned from
elaborate entertainments to such
objects as the care of the poor, the
helping of working girls, the les
sening of infant mortality. These
are the things which o occupy
many a woman's time, to the ex-
clusion of the entirely frivolous life"
District Branch of Auxiliary.
At a meeting held Saturday after
noon at the court house a Santa
Fe District Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary was organized. The Off
GERS are, Mrs. James A. Rolls, chair
man. Mrs. N. B. Laughlin, first vice
chairman, Mrs. c. ]. Roberts, second
vice chairman, Miss Stella Sloan,
secretary, Mrs. f. F. Friday, treas
nrer. Mrs. w. E. Lindsey and others
addressed the meeting.
Mrs. Lindsey Honored.
Mrs. ashington F. Lindsey, who
was unanimously elected president
Of the State .Woman's Auxiliary of
the council of defense, has been
further honored by being designated
as the New Mexico representative
Of 'he National Woman's Auxiliary
If the National Council of Defense.
The designation was made by DR..
Anna Howard Shaw, Head of the
National Auxiliary.
Exercises.
The closing exercises at St. Cath!
Indian School took place
Tuesday evening. An interesting
program was arranged for the &C.
and was carried out splend-
div. The Sisters of the order OF the
Blessed Sacrament have charge Of
he school and a marked progress
las been made by the pupils during
he past term
At Executive Mansion
Governor and Mrs. w. f. Lindsey
Entertained at Luncheon Saturday at
he executive mansion. Mrs. S. S.
,ulberson, and Miss Rachael Smith
# La Lande, and Mrs. S. J. Nixon,
# Fort Summer were their guests.
.owenberg-Howard.
Attorney Volney G.. Howard. for
nerly of Santa Fe, o Of FL Paso,
'cHas.. and Miss Otilia l., Lowen-
OF that city, were quietly mar
led last week in FL Paso.
Bridge Club.
The members of the Monday
ridge club were entertained this
,eek by Mrs. H. c. Yontz, at her
One on Don Casper avenue
|rama League
The Drama League Of the Santa Fe
voman's Club met with Miss Mas
ie Monday night, at her home on {
lincoln avenue /;
Al The Lodge. Is
Miss Ruth Rollins entertained a
w friends at a party dance at I
er home, The Lodge Saturday night I
One OF the greatest successes in
fe Is to be able to greet your I
lends and acquaintances with ay
smile and a How-do-you-do s
hen you meet them on the street y
? anywhere 4
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
Quo Warrante Arsumsnt.

The argument in the quo warranto
proceedings instituted by Former
District Attorney Alexander Read to
Dust District Attorney ]. H. Crist
from office, will be heard by Judge
Abbott Friday.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
GUADALUPE
Cattle Rustlers.

Mr.. Davis, a stockman of Bucha-
nan, came to Santa Rosa last week
to ecure warrants, went home and
placed them in the hands of Off
GERS. A search of houses in the
river settlement of Guadalupe was
made and a freshly killed heifer,
clio Macs, brothers. Meat was found
in the possession of Juan and Meme
in other houses there, indicating
there was at least five people impli-
Gated. The ANNA! found belonged
to Carlos Casaus & Son and not to
Mr.. Davis. The alleged cattle thieves
were brought to Santa Rosa, waived
examination and were bound over to
the grand jury. A couple of the &C
cused young men wanted to avoid
trial for the theft--Santa Rosa Voice
The Storm.
Tuesday and Tuesday night Santa
Rosa was visited by one of the fer
cest wind storms ever recorded in
this section. 1t came from the west
and blew with the, most exasperat-
ing persistency. Loose rubbish, tins,
boxes and roofing filled the streets
and air and it was actually dangerous
to be out. and made life miserable
while it lasted. Crops in sandy land
were injured. Whipped to pieces and
looked the next morning as though
they had been bitten by a heavy
frost. J. w. Woods and others who
were working on the west side river
road moving the sand which had &C.
cumulated on this highway had all
their work for nothing as the sand
piled in again on the road making
it almost impossible. Old settlers
say that there never had been such
a season as the spring Of 1917. There
has been more wind and more un-
usual and unexpected weather than
any year Of their experience.-Santa
Rosa Voice.
Cuadalups Also Sore At Bill Beoss.
Just as soon as the State Supreme
court passes on the Curry County
prohibition election q petition will
be presented to the County Commits !
.sioners of Guadalupe county, re-
questing an immediate vote of the
on this vital question.
Certain it is that there has been
a great change in the sentiment Of
the people on the liquor question
the past few years, and the
dealers themselves, by their
actions, have been as much the
cause of this change as the perni-
cious effect of the merchandise sold
by them-Santa Rosa Voice.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
Engineer Sampson BUSY.

Engineer Sampson was in the city,
Wednesday, and reports the pro-
gress on the southern end of the
Deming- Columbus state highway.
The engineer is putting in a grav-
ell surface road on the entire lower
end and this with the concrete spill
ways and two new bridges with solid
concrete abutments is sure to make
a lasting construction.
While in Columbus he inspected all
the roads in the vicinity of both east
and west, also met with the Cham
Der of Commerce while there and ar
ranged for the collection of road
tax money which the Chamber OF
Commerce has undertaken to handle
This will put the principal roads in
the immediate vicinity of Columbus
in very good condition.-Deming
Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08
new MEXICO NEWS REVIEW
From Special Reports and State Papers :


here now looking over the PROPOSE
ton. The actual drilling has been
stopped for a few days in order to
allow the cement put in to shut off
the water to set.
Mr.. Kniffin say the outlook for a
good producing field becomes bet
ter as the well is lowered. From
present indications this is to be a
real oil field.-Co.umbus Courier.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

JDIu w NldlNh4 WAS Il aHt : !
visitor in Albuquerque Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Clarence Iden, of Las
Vegas, were Sunday visitors N the
city.
Attorney NJ H. Vigil of Albuquer-
q,c, is here on legal business this
week.
Charles Z. Lambert. of Cimarron,
Co'fa> cornty, IS a visitor in Santa
&c this week.
DR. r =. Tannus, of Albuquerque,
is here on his regular professional
vi-it this week
Misses Frances and Belle Anaya
ard Miss Lottic Faycttc, spent Sun
ly1 with friends in Albuquerque.
Dr.. and Mrs. /. G. Rice, are Albn-
Qrcrquc visitors in the city this
week They are guests at the De
Vargas
Prof Z. c Ringer, principal Of the
santa lc tii-h Sr'0u' +, conducting
size Mor4 Comfy r,4,acrs' Institute
th' tern.
"
M !" lI".p ~ ,'H'' las yeas
iu. several days here visiting rr'a-
10 s. an" TUT. '"'>
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DR. ana MIS- Lewis r. MURRAY
nave rehttd a coy ho',e on poWeo
anu Nrane Avenue au]o'1.lE tne c
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

The employees. of the Phelps.
Dodge company of Dawson are show
ing their patriotism by planting over
three hundred acres of potatoes on
leased lands in the Moreno valley.
Mr.. Gable, who was here from Daw-
son Tuesday stated to the editor that
the people of Dawson were planting
a large acreage of foodstuffs.-
Springer Times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

Frank J, DuChanois and George
King are each planting forty acres
of beans. They are also planting a
large acreage Of corn. There is an
increase of several thousands being
planted to beans and corn in this
vicinity. Many Of the farmers who
have been given seed by the county
are planting every available acre
Springer Times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Rivera and
M. and Mrs. Ernesto Gallegos of
Albuquerque, spent Sunday in the
city The gentlemen came here to
attend ceremonies comforting the de-
grees on 4 large class by the Knights
of Columbus.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-08

Mrs, Florence Bartlett, the popular
Santa Fe teacher, is in Roswell for
tn summer institute. work there.
Ms. Bartlett's charming personal
it, and excellent work as an insti-
tu'e instructor places her in demand
al ever the state.