New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-13

John H. Sargent of FL Rito is in
Santa Fe or business.
w. B. Heberling interested in the
Pecos mine was a recent visitor.
Charles A. Spices. republican nat
ional committeeman, is at the De
Vargas.
Geo. L. Ulrick is in the city from
his home at Carrizozo to attend the
meetings of the state tax commits
sion.
Arthur Seligman, democratic state
chairman, was in the northern part
of the state Sunday on political BUSH
ness.
A. A. Wyne of Albuquerque and
Mrs: Wyne have removed to Santa
Fe. He is engaged with the Federal
Tie and Lumber Co., operating on an
extensive scale at Velarde.
State Engineer James A. French
returned on Sunday from FL Paso
where he conferred with Judge An
drian Poole on road building matters
in the southern part of the state.
sign posts
County Highway Supt. Davidson
of Roswell was at the capitol this
week. He will log the road from
Vaughn to Roswell on his return
with a view to placing sign boards
as provided by recent action of the
state highway commission.
local
Governor Lindsey granted an ad-
ditional reprieve to Ebert w. Blan-
cett who was sentenced to hang in
order that his attorneys may pre-
pare their appeal to the U. S. ST.
rreme Court. The original sentence
set for September IS has been ex-
tended to November IS.
Corporation Commissioner H. H.
Williams, Bonifacio Montoya and B.
F. Seggerson of the commission have
returned from the southern part of
the state where they went on bust |
ness connected with their office.
Arthur Seligman attended a meet
ing Of democratic county central
for northern New Mex
leo I'M Las Vegas Wednesday. A
divisional meeting is set for
today in Albuquerque.
A. F. James. director of the tax
payers Association, is here for a
two weeks visit from Washington
he is engaged in war work.
will offer testimony in the State
bond case.
u. s. Marshal Hudspeth has issued
an order that German alien females
who have been required to register
inder a federal ruling must notify
his office of any change of address
IN their part.
N. w. Campanole a Santa F. bov
Who has been an attache of the
forces in the PHILIPPINE Is
has been assigned to the gen.
raj staff of General Pershing with
he rank of lieutenant colonel. He
a brother of Mrs. v. D. Lorenzo. I
Judge John R. McFie, of Gallup, a .
ormer Santa Fe resident is a bust .
ess visitor in the city this week.
lis son Lieutenant John McFie, Jr..
now in France. Judge McFie is
forward to a visit in the near
from his son Ralph, who has
cen in the Philippine Islands for +
ne past l8 years. I
Former Mayor Tom Lee of FL Paso, =
!. B. Renehan and A. M. Edwards =
f Santa Fe have been engaged as =
ttorneys for Mrs. Maud R. Case '
hose trial is to take place during
lie September term of the district h
to be presided over by Judge T
eed Holloman District Attorney 4
H. Crist will represent the state. 6;
Henry H. Dorman has returned :,
ON three months at the aviation "
imp at Kelly Field. Texas l..
L o. Marden. chief craftsman of 4
e state engineers office returned
from a motor trip over the
of the federal aid highway
Ocate. Mora county. to the
ew Colorado line. He was
by three contractors
no gathered information concern =
the proposed road work prepa- .
tory to entering bids on its con- .
ruction. This is project number one .