New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George Asmijo an.
nouneed the glad tidings Wednesday
morning that a little soldier for the
u. S. had arrived at their home.
Col. and Mrs. Alfred Crunsfeld
of Albuquerque spent Sunday at The
executive mansion the guests o
Governor and Mrs. w. E. Lindsey.
Guy Harrington OF the surveyo,
generals office returned Monday
from an inspection Of land re-surveys
in the northern counties, in which
the location Of several homestead
claims were in doubt.
Hon. Antonio Lucero, secretary oil
state, delivered the class address a,
the high school commencement in
Las Vegas the latter part of last
week. His inspiring theme was the
Meaning of True Education.
J.. H. Wagner, state school super
intendent. left Tuesday to be pres
ent at the opening Of the institute
at the High School building at Ration
Wednesday morning. where he ad-
dressed the assembly of teachers.
The statement current here this
week that Captain Ed. Stafford is
in France is corrected by relatives
who say they have received letters
from him in Linda Vista, but it is
possible he will embark in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Dills. Miss
Vatelle Dills and friend Miss Mil
bred Toyner. Of Roswell. arrived here
the first Of this week from the
Chaves county city. Miss Jovrer
will spend the summer at the Dills
home.
Mrs. H. J. Bootman, OF Kansas
City. Mo-. who has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Corte7
will leave this week accompanied by
her mother for a few weeks visit in
Los Angeles. California before re-
turning home.
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J. w. and l.. 6. Davis, Of Fields
Ike Forsthoffer. Of Cameron, and
M. H. Giles. OF St. Verain, Curry
county, made up a party which
motored to the city last Wednesday
on business and to look over this
section of the state.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank Burton are
rejoicing yer the arrival of a little
son at their home Saturday. Prof.
Burton has not decided definitely just
what the little lads profession is to
be-onc thing seems certain however.
he will not be a teacher.
Oscar l.. Owen left Tuesday after
noon for Miami Arizona and Los
Angeles. for an indefinite stay.
has a boy in the latter city. Mr..
Owens was formerly connected with
the state corporation commission in
the capacity Of commissioners when
the office was first created.
The commissioners of Santa Fe
county. as well as all boards Of coun-
tv commissioners in the state will
begin on the first of the month to
sit as boards of equalization to con-
slider %levies. Complaints as to in
equal assessments of property in the
various counties will be reviewed.
Rafael Moya is circulating an ex-
tensively signed petition for his an
pointment by the board of county
commissioners to the position OF
Justice of the peace in Precinct 3.
to take the place of Jose Maria
Samoa, who resigned three months
ago
Arthur Prayer, K. Baur and Grover
Devine were members of an auto
party who visited the capital city
and surrounding vicinity Sunday.
Attorney T. ]. Mabry. of the law
firm of Barth and Mabry of Albu-
querque was here Monday on court
business.
Santa Fe was visited by a slirht
earthquake lasting only a few Sec
onds early Tuesday morning. No
damage was done. and no great cause
of alarm was experienced. Reporters
were disappointed for a sensational
and graphic account of the shock.
even camouflage was impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Couse, of
New York, were in the city this week
enroute to their summer home and
studio at Taos, where Mr.. Couse
spends several months each. year
painting the attractions Of that an
cient village. and the ever interest
ing Pueblo Indian and environs.
R. W. Heflin. federal land apprais-
er in the ninth district. was in the
city Wednesday returning from a
trip to the Federal Farm Loan Bank
at Wichita. Mr.. Heflin says that
the loans approved and soon to be
made to New Mexico farmers ag-
grigate $2,l20!0O0.
Mrs. Boone Douglas arrived Wed
nesday from the Douglas survey camp
near Taos Junction for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Compton... Before returning to her
home in Washington she will visit
a brother in Texas and other rela-
tives in Kansas City.
A ease was decided in the district
court here this week sustaining Chas.
Catron in an action to eject settlers