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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
HOLLANDALE

Mrs Herman Blaisdell left Thursday
for Chicago
Grant Campbell is spending the
week at the George Theobald home in
Adamsville.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Pearce and son
Virgil left for their home in Madison
Tuesday, after few days visit at the
R. J. Pearce home.
Mrs Bernie Ward and daughters
Marion and Kathryn left Friday for
visit in Dodgeville.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
George Pollard, Saturday, June %.
Mr. and Mrs Seth Jones and daughter
Ruby and grandchildren of Winneton'
Neb., visited relatives here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs S. T.. Stanley motored
to Darlin gton Tuesday.
At the ST. Patrick's church in Hol-
landale on Tuesday, July 1, occurred
the marriage of William Casey and
Irene Coffey, Rev F. J.. Carrigg ofic1-
ating.
Mr. and Mrs f. K Thomas of Madl-
son visited relatives here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fleming and
family of Milwaukee arrived here on
Thursday to visit at the Maurice Ducey
home.
John RUSSELL who works at Rock
ford, spent July 4th at his home here.
M. M. Morrissey left Thursday for
his home in Manitowca county.
Misses Luella and Alta Peterson and
Esther Severson arrived home Thurs
day from Platteville to spend July 4th.
Mrs John Ryan is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Pierce Tompkins and
Mrs George Sparkling of Ashland spent
Saturday at the R. J. Pearce home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER

Charles Paynter spent several days
wife and daughter at Shullsburg.
Mrs Wallace Noble was a guest at
the farm home of Mr. and Mrs e. H.
Jeagers last week.
Chelsea Boase of Beloit spent last
week with his mother.
Mrs Elizabeth Strosta and son John
and daughter Kathryn motored here
Friday from Milwaukee to visit Mr. and
Mrs Fred Wagner and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs John Thrasher of Madi-
son visited Mrs Henry Thrasher and
other relatives here Monday,
Mr. and Mrs William Curry and Mrs
Knutson and daughter of Cumberland
spent several days last week at the
home of Mrs Selma Bottoms.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bishop left last
week to spend a vacation at Prairie du
CHEN, Minneapolis. Mimi, and other
points of interest.
Mrs t. O. Rochon and family of
Crystal Falls, Mich, are the guests of
her mother, Mrs Mary Mari.
Mrs Fred Freelove and two children
left Wednesday for visit with her
parents at Oconomowoc.
PIERRE Aide of Shullsburg spent the
week end with his brother John Aide
and family.
Rokert Frieden is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Leonard Blotz at
Garrison Grove.
Miss Mary Weidenfeller returned to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
80, SHE TAKES AIR FLIGHT
Atlantic City Widow Goes Up 5000
Feet as Aviator Does
Stunt

Atlantic City, n. J.-Mrs. Ida G.
Wilcox who is eighty. the widow of an
army colonel, lives in a little cottage
near the field where airmen have been
doing daring exhibition performances.
The fascination tempted her until she
could stand it no longer and recently
she gave the most experienced aviation
fans at the air port a thrill by taking
a ride with Eddie Stinson who ascend
ed 5000 feet.
Il want you to go as high as you
can, she said to the daring flyer, "and
do all the stunts l have seen you do
with Others"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
WHEE! CLASH!! BANGu ZINC !!

Hear the syncopated music played only Jim Elropes
cariones and the cashng cymbas When you hear this
lively lzz YOU just can't---you won't sit still.
On PATHE RECORDS, of course!
The Paas Royal and Cafe de Paris Orchestra and the
Synco Jazz Band playing the latest onesteps and oxrots
that are making New York dance-nad. Thousands are
Broadway favorte restaurants you dance the
music in your home.
On PATHE RECORDS, of course!
Adele Rowland and other favorite of musical
edy and vaudeville singing the popular songs that all
Broadway is whstlng. The out while
they still new.
On PATHE RECORDS, of course
Pathe has the latest hts-rst and usually four six
weeks ahead of other records. And in addition the famous
artists of Europe and America recording your favorte
songs and opera aras for Pathe
Remember The Sapphire Ball can't scratch Pahe
Records Every Pathe Record guaranteed play 1000
times
Be to hear the records. July records
on sale. We will be glad to play them for you.
Cordially,
w. J. PENHALLEGON & CO.,
FULLER, MORRISON & CO., Mineral Point.
Chicago,
Distributors of Pathe Machines.
P. S. Ask to tell you about the Pathe instrument,
Pathe than the ordinary talking machine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
Washing Ena Ell.

All dirty marks on white enamel
should be rubbed with q piece of fan
mel moistened with methylated spirit.
Then wash the enamel with warm
soapy water, dry and rub with a fan
mel sprinkled with whiting Polishing
with dry buster completes the proc
ess. White enamel furniture treated
in this way from time to time retains
it's brightness for long period.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
Food Value of Nuts.

Pound for pound, walnuts or butter
nuts equal in food value juicy steak,
contain more protein Tissue building)
food than white bread and but one
third less than eggs. In these days
of food scarcity and high prices it is
likely that the vast crop of native
American nuts will receive the rec
ignition that they deserye.-Popular
Science Monthly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
A Reminder.

Let us all each day, in every and all
of our actions and endeavOrs, practice
truth and altruism, the eternal enemies
of hypocrisy and selfishness, for the
inevitable result of violation of these
principles ere long in these enlight-
ened times will bring us misery and
proclaim to us the futility of our
methods in an endeavor toward a
higher civilization.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
Rather Spoiled the Effect.

There was company for breakfast
and sister, wishing to look her best,
donned a little lacy breakfast cap and
pretty little negligee. AS she appeared
in the doorway of the dining room
little brother cried. "O-a-h look! She
is ell decorated ND -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
Jumps From Twentieth Story.

New York, July "A. S. Raymond,
thirty-nine years old, mining en-
gineer Of Joplin, Mo-. jumped from
the twentieth floor Of tho "colnn,odnse
hotel and was killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
FOR SALE
Good Modern Residence In Fine
Location

Calvert Spensley has placed with US
brick house of eight rooms; steam heat;
electric light; bath room. Fine loca-
ton in the second ward. For price,
etc., inquire at The Democrat Office.
MINERAL POINT REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-10
The Study of Bicoraphy.

The study Of biography will cure us
of affectation and conceit.-David
Pryde.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
OF CONGRESS ASSEMBLIES

Congress assembled on cable cali
Of the President in extraordinary
session on Monday May 10Th. Both
the Senate and the House we're or
ganized by the Republicans. Senator
ident pro TEN. in the Senate and
repre sentative Gillett of Massachus-
et,s speaker OF the House. The Pres
ident's message came by cable and
was read in both houses on Tues
day.
The message touches on many mat
ters that need attention. But as a
whole the message makes few specs
fic recommendation. 1t is generally
hazy. The president recommends the
early retIxn OF the railroads and the
wires. but makes no tangible recon-
mendations as to the legislation that
S necessary to bring this about. The
section OF the message on labor is
vague enough to pass anywhere The
general tone Indicates that the Pres.
ident at this time does not want to
stir up antagonism in any quarter.
Congress is settling right down to
work The appropriations bills must
be passed quickly TO keep the gov
ernment machine going. Woman's
suffrage has already passed the
House The country wants a busi-
ness session and legilation that viii
take the country out OF the waiting
condition now prevalent. The Re
publicans show disposition to meet
the situation.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23

During the past few months
hundreds of thousands of acres of
Government Lands have been filed
on as oil claims under what is known
as the "Oil Placer Law"
This law was passed Feb. IL. 1897.
and states. 'Ths. any person au-
thorized to enter lands under the
mining laws Of the United States may
enter and obtain patent to lands con-
tanning petroleum or other mineral
oils, and chiefly valuable therefor.
under the provisions of the laws re-
lating to placer mineral claims"
It 10 important to note that lands,
to fall within the purvNw OF this act,
must be chiefly valuable for petrol
cum or other mineral oils. A dis
covery Of oil mast be made before
exclusive rights of possession at
taches. As to what constitutes
valid discovery there have been
humber Of decisions, in the case OF
Miller vs.. Chrisnan C3 Pac. l085)
the court says: To constitute dis
covery the law requires something
more than conjecture, hope or even
indications. The geological forma-
ton of the country may be such as
scientific research and practical ex-
perince have shown to be likely to
yield oil in paying quantities. Taken
with this there may be other sur
face indications. such as seepage OF
oil Ali these things combined may
be sufficient TO justify The expecta-
tion and hope that. upon driving
we'll to sufficient depth, oil may be
discovered, but one and all they do
not amount 20 discovery, The
same ruling was made in the case OF
the Nevada Sierra Oh Co., (o8 Fed.
Rep. GJD.
Many people believe that after fill
ing their location notice aud marking
the bosndaries of a claim they have
until the end Of the calendar year
succeeding the one m which the
location was made before any work
will have TO be done, and then il
Sl0Q year is spent on each claim.
they can hold same. This is mis-
taken dea, as this section Of the law
applies TO assessment" work. after
discovery. In the case of Borgwardt
vs.. McKittrick Oil Co.. Uj0 Pac 4l7)
the court stated. "Until a sufficient
actual discovery OF mineral is made
on claim. a location i. not perfected,
and no question of the doing of an
nual assessment work is involved"
Until he has made discovery no a.
mount OF development work and no
compliance with other Federal. State
or local requirements will confer
upon the claimant an equitable estate
as agains. the Government or ten
ure IN the nature of fee against
others. The rights OF the person or
persons endeavoring To locate oil
claims. after the posting OF notice.
etc. are well settled by the decision
Until the location is perfected by
discovery, the locator has no vested
rights which Congress is obliged to
recognize. Bu. where his location is
made in good faith, he has the right
as against third persons, which is
transferable. "to be protected against
all forms OF foroible entry upon his
possession" so long as he remains
in possession and with due diligence
prosecu,es his work toward dis
covery." miller vs.. Chrisman 40 Cal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23

2il dated AID, initial payment sl0O,
acreage 2,2l0, located Twp. 26 N
Range 2S-2o E
Earnest Ruth, Ration, lease No 20S
dated 4-S-l9, initial payment $1,000
acreage $3.50, located in Twp p y.
Range % z.
Earnest Ruth. Ration, lease No. POI
dated 4-o-l9 initial payment $1,000,
acreage 2,ss46l 10. located in Twp y
N. Range 20 z.
J. l.. Hobbs. Ration lease No. 208
dated 4-S-lo. initial payment $4,000
acreage 2.7o4 y, located in Twp %
y. Range . 2.
!. II HiFdon, Fl Paso, Texas, lease
No 500 dated 4-21-l9. initial pay
ment si7s00. acreage 1922 locat-
Cd in Twps. 1867 n Range l7-ls
c. NJ. Richards. Carlsbad lease No.
POO dated 4-22-lo initial payment
$1,000. acreage 367460 located in
Twps. 23-24 s. Range p E
VIII F Isaacks. Las Cruces. lease
No 275 dated 4-28-io. initial payment
So0000 acreage 5040. located in Twps.
20-2i s Range % z.
Austin n Grille. Las Cruces. lease
Y 26S dated l-2S-fo initial payment
s7S000. acreage 633S7s located in
Twns. l6-is-2i -22-23-25- (. Range r.
q % -.70-si -72- -S3-74-7S-36 F.
Homer r. lee. Dallas. Texas lease
No. lo5 dated 4-7-io initial payment
$1,000. acreage i160I7 located IN
Twns II &. and ll-i2 y Range
7z-76-32-7'-H 2.
F. T. Carter. Carlsbad. lease No
7i7 dated 4-1i-iq initial payment
s'n0Nn aorcare i7o0 located IN Twp
l6 6. Rance 77-29 r.
{. n. Riaclw-ii Ration. lease No.
207 dated 400 initial navrnert
slo00o ACREAGE so. located in Twp
y N. Ranre q T.
Carl 4. Nvhus Ration. lease No
M lated 1910 initial ravme-t
ern0n0 ACREAGE. 7rfn. located IN Twp
y v Romeo % T
{. 5 Wiee-17r. Rotor lease No
'nS dated 4-o-1o initial payment
s'o0oo ac-e7ve 2ss77s located n
Twn. 26 y Paure - z
Y. n. Williams. R7tou. lease No
N, lated f-7-l9 initial ravr1ent
elnono. ar-eape 2552i9 in-ateE ir
Turs. 2f-77 y. Parre . F.
Earnest Pr'h Ration. lease No 712
dated 4-s-i9 initial navnen' slnoe0
acreage $50. located in Twp. d y
RANGE % r.
Homer T. lee. Dallas. Texas. lease
No. III dated s-7-'o initial payment
sAO000. acresre ln20lne located IN
Twps. l0-il- ". Range 25-8 r.
lanes A. Fre-h Santa Fe. lease
NJ. az datkd $50. initial payrnen,
$500. acreage 2S24R. located in
Twp. sN. Ranee Io-D F.
II. H'edon. FL Paso. Texas. lease
No. $40 dated 4-z2-i9. initial pay
ment $<oo0o, acreage. io1353, ioeat-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
OIL LOCATIONS ON GOVERNMENT LAND
CONTRIBUTED TO STATE RECORD BY F. S. DoNNELL

400. Where the alleged locator has
not made discovery. and has not re-
tained possession for the parpose o!
prosecuting work looking to a dis
coyery, his mere posting notice and
mar king of boundaries upon the
ground will not serve to exclude
others who may peaceably enter upon
the land which be is not actually
working or occupying: New Eng
land Oil Co.. VS.. Congden ls2 Cal.
I2lD.
In the case of McLemore VS.. Ex-
press Oil Company, (ll2 Pac. SOY the
court ruled as follows: "The diligent
prosecution Of work OF discovery does
not mean the doing of assessment
work. II does not mean the pursuit
of capital to prosecute the work. 1t
does not mean any attempted holding
by Cabin, lumber pile or unused der
rick.
1t means the diligent, continuous
prosecution of the work, with the ex-
penditure of whatever money may be
necessary to the end in view. 1t is
only he so actually possessed and so
engaged in the diligent prosecution
of the work of discovery who is thus
protected, by reason OF his attempted d
location against an entry by another"
Another important point to con-
slider in attempting to locate oil
claims on Government land is this
one claim consists OF 20 acres. or
eight persons can combine and secure
a claim of 100 acres. There is no
limit upon the 'nEnber OF claims
which may be located by a single
individual or association, but a dis.
covcry Of oil must be made on each
claim in order to hold it. This means
drilling well on each loo acre tract,
as development OF one claim gives
no rights in any adjoining claims
even If all claims have been located
or acquired from the original losators
by the same person or association.
For the past ten years the oil men
of the country have been trying to
get some kind of a workable bill
passed by Congress to allow the
leasing OF Government lands for oil
development. but nothing has been
done. although a bill has been in
trodueed in this session of Congress
and it may be passed
In addition to all other difficulties
in acquiring Government land under
the placer act is the ever present
danger that in case oil is discovered
anywhere near the claim all lands
may be withdrawn under the acts
of June Is, 1910. and August "a 1912
(565 Statute 847 and ~ Stat. 4o7). In
the case OF L. W. Lowell ct al (4C
L. D. 5OS) II was held "A placer ioca
tion of oil lands, not proceeded BY
discovery. and upon which no work
which led to the discovery Of oil was
being prosecuted at the date of de-
partmental Withdrawal does not ex-
! cept the land covered thereby from
the force and effect OF such with.
drswal, regardless OF the subsequent
discovery
On Jan. Is, 1910. there were s,s87.
OF acres. not including any land il
Alaska which had been Withdrawn
under these acts.
The validity OF the law was decided
by the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States on Feb y, 1915 in the case
of United States VS. Midwest Oi
Co, (2b V. 6. 459)
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY
IS STILL DISCORDANT

The Weekly Democrat of Albu-
querque IN last weeks issue reprints
the Journal account OF the meeting
of the Bernaliilo County Democratic
Committee last week under this
startling headline: Welding the
Democratic Fractures" according 10
Mr.. Arthur Seligman.
At the meeting referred to, coun-
ty chairman ON. Marion resigned
and after much dickering the resigna-
ton was accepted and Albert G
Simms elected to fill the vacancy
Mr.. Seligman was present and told
briefly what the state central COM
mittee was doing to line up for 1920
The Weekly Democrat comment,
as follows:
THE preceding is reprinted from
the copper plated, copper -riveted Al
buquerque Morning Journal. The
Weekly Democrat was not even ac-
corded the courtesy OF notification
that meeting was TO be held. There
fore, we keep the promise made last
week, and hasten to give our read
ers news of the doings of our state
chairman and his coterie quoted
from Republican sources.
This is the second time within a
week that the chairman of the Dem.
ocratn State Central Committee ha'
deliberately ignored the only Dem.
ocratic newspaper in Bernalillo coun
ty II this is his idea of the best
method Of welding together the
Democrats we believe that there are
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
SANTA re, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY. NAY q, 1919

w. Vellacott, Matt Fowler. and
Myrtle Unger, Silver City. N. NJ, G.
o. Gwyn, statutory agent.
O'Rourke Oil ard Gas Company,
Alamogordo, NJ NJ. Incorporators
]. F. O'Rourke, III Paso, Texas: I.
w. Palmer and Harry H. McElroy.
Alamogordo.
The Zinn Oil Company of Colorado
has filed its articles with the New
Mexico Corporation Commission and
will enter business here. Registered
New Mexico office in Santa Fe and
A L. Zinn Is the statutory agent.
The Roswell Oil Company and the
Lucky Strike Electra Oil and Gas
Company have filed notice of dis
solution with the Corporation Com
mission.
The Albuquerque Stock Exchange
has also filed articles of incorpora.
tion.
The Belen Oil Company OF New
Mexico. Belen, N. M. Incorporators /:
+. P. Calhoun. w. G, Phillips. c.
FRANKIE. Will Hart, A. S, Keagy, Y.
NJ. Read c. F. Fuller, A. E. Dinwid-
die, l.. w. Hicks all of Belen. N NJ
Ranger Lake Oil Company. Tatum,
N M. Incorporators: w. H Ander-
son. Amos d. Jones. John H. P.
Jones. M. R. Anderson. and George
all of Tatum, N. NJ This
company controls leases on 5000
acres in the Ranger Lake section of
Lea County. which geoiogists have
carefully and pronounce
very promising. The. company has
an authorized capital OF $2s00O0O0
with shares at $4,000 each and plans
are being made for a deep test The
incorporators are bankers and lead
ing business men in that section Of
the high plains.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23

0-2i z.
J. II. Higdon. Fl Paso. Texas.
lease No 800 dated 4-22-lo. initial
payment $4,000, acreage l023s95.
located in Twps. l-2 n Range l6-
7-ls. E.
Montezuma Petroleum Co. Albu-
querque lease No 800 dated 4-ls-lo
initial payment $4,000 acreage 3
3is04. located in Twp y Range
l0E
J. n. Higdon. FL Paso, Texas, lease
No. $50 dated 4-2j-lo, initial payment
S52500, acreage 82O02S, located in
Twps. 1876 6 Range 7-8-o-lO E.
Jaffa Miller, Roswell, lease No. 100
dated 4-l6-lS, initial payment 81 OOO.-
90. acreage l0S093l9. located m Twp,
l-2-3-4-s- $ and N. Range 1929
2l-22-23-24-2s-26 f.
Jaffa Miller. Roswell, lease No. l95
dated 4-l6-l9. initial payment $1,000
ol. acreage l306H90, located in Twps.
6-7-S-9-l0-lS-lo-20- S. Range p
2s-29-30-3l- -32-33 z.
Fred s Brown, Roy. lease No 269.
dated 4-28-l9. initial payment 81 600
~, acreage ll0S52S3. located IN Twps.
$3.50 n Range l2-15-i4-l6-l7-l9
1o-2l -2z-24-2s-26-5l- -35-34-55-}6- -
4 z.
Fred { Brown. Roy. les c No
2l dated 4-2S-l9. initial payment
$1,000. acreage l10.l09. 20. located IN
Twps. l9-20-2l n Range 2S-29-30-33-
34-35-5-T-3s T.
Northeastern New Mexico Oil
Co. Roy lease No. i4l dated 4-s-iQ
initial payment S625O0. acreage no.
fSo65, located in Twps. i6-27-23 %
30-3l-32 y Range 8-29-70- 81
32-N-74-35-24-2S-36-T E.
Northeastern New Mexico Oil Co
Pov. lease No l17 dated 4---1o
initial payment S62SO0 acreage 100
O6S60, located in Twps. lO-2)-2l -23-27
n Y Range 20-2l-27-16-27- -2S-2o- 81
3s-50-35-T-53-A F.
Northeastern New Mexico Oh Co.
Roy. lease No i43 dated 1-S-io initial
payment S62SO0. acreage 1O2 70679
located in Twns 7-20-2l-22-29 y
Range 22-27-24-27- -28- -2o-3O-2S p T.
Northeastern New Mexico OI GO.
Roy. lease No IA d--ed 4-5-l3
initial payment S62SG0 acreage l07.-
026S0. located IN Twps 2l-23-2f-2f
N Range l-2-25-24-2s- 36-27-22-29 T
Fred s Brown. Roy. lease No. 20
dated 4-2S-lo. initial payment 81 900. q.
90. acreage 10l. $3.50. located in Twrs.
1924 N. Range 14-1s-i6-i7-s-o-ll-
3l-33-1o- -21 1-22-54-35-36-37-l5-10-23 f
New Oil Companies Incorporated
Tuiarosa Oil Company. registered
office about SIX and one-half miles
north of Tularosa; ID. c. Sutton.
statutory agent: inoorporators: J. d.
Stevens and J. r Ellis, Ei Paso, Tex ;
J. II. Rapp. Hurley. ~ N.
Playas Basin Petroleum Company.
Silver City. N n, Ineorporatoss: P.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
THE HAGEN COAL FIELD
WILL BE OPENED

The United Sulphur and Develop
ment Company has acquired what is
known as the Hagen mining prop
erty. Mining OF coal has been car
ried on in this field in a limited way
as proper development could not be
made for lack OF transportation. The
new owners propose to build a line
fourteen miles long from Pine Nit-
titos near the north end OF the coal
fields to a point on the Santa Fc
near San Felipe The construction
! planned to begin in August The
New McNico Central may build to
the Hagen end Of the field where
mining has been in progress ii ton
mage can be assured The quality
OF coal mined in this field is re
ported OF good grade II The pro-
per,y IS developed it should mean
cheaper coal for the cast part Of
the state.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
THE FOREST SERVICE
TO BUILD TRAILS

Joseph { Kroher supervisor OF
the Santa Fe National Forest, an
nounoes that work has started on
trail in the Rito de los Friioles can
Won to the Frjoles falls of which
there are two These falls are ~
feet high and picturesque. Another
trail will be built from Abbotts
place 10 the Stone Lions and the
Painted caves past the ancient Co.
chit pueblo These trails will open
the way Tor tourists to a most won
derful district.
Work will begin next week or a
trail from Monument Rock up Santa
Fe Canyon 10 the Pecos River az
the mouth OF Indian creek. Y will
follow to- some extent the old Indian
creek trail. When completed this
trail will be the shortest way 10
the Pecos river from Santa Fe.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-23
PRESIDENT STATE UNIVERSITY
RETIRES JULY FIRST

DR. David r. Boyd has rendered
his resignation a. president Of tho
State University AZ Albuquerque to
the board of regents. TO become ef-
fective July lst DR. BOYD who has
sDent seven years = head OF the
University feels that the appropria-
;inns for the next two years are too
limited 70 permit proper growth ~
the Institution and he has also per
sonal business matters that require
his attention. The university has
grown remarkably under the eff
cient direction Of DR. Boyd