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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
MAKE PLANS FOR STATE
RESERVE BANK IN N. M

The establishment Of central re-
serve city system for state banks IS
one OF the things State Bank Exam
iner !. B. Read intends to ask OF
the legislature as result of an in
formal conference between him and
the bankers following the convention
o. the Bankers association at AlDu'
querque.
Under Mr. Reads plan any state
bank with a paid up capital OF more
than $4,000 would be eligible to act
as reserve agents. They can act as
reserve agents now BY making aP-
ers office for authority, but Jew
have made any application and MI
Read believes the central city re-
serve system would be preferable,
State banks now carry their reserves
with national banks and reserve
AGENTS.
Reduction of reserve requirements
also will be recommended BY Nj
Read. Banks now have to carry as
reserves u per cent OF the demand
dcrosit5 and per cent el their tlfns
4 nosits and 20 per cent OF the total
reserves in cash in their vaults The
chance favored would require them
10 carry only 10 per cent OF their d.
posits, both time and demand, and
leave 10 the discretion OF the hank'
them how much they shoui7
carry in their vaults to meet the de-
mands Of their customers.
Another change, which will be ad'
vocated, would modify the require
ment. that paper endorsed by any IN
diyiduai firm or corporation he re-
garded practically as direct loan
Banks are not permitted 70 len.
more than 20 per cent of their capi
tai STOCK and surplus to any o
these and when they endorse an,
one else's notes the endorsem nj i
charged as direct liability. lh'
change favored by the conterenc'
would enable ind viduals, firms an'
corporations to borrow as high
% PER cent in addition to any papc
thew endorsed
Mr.. Read also believes the legi'la
tyre should give the bank examiner
office autto-itv 10 fix maximum IN
feres. rates which stat banks ca'
nav on derosifs. exclusive OF CITY
county, and state moneys. on ~
o-ourd that i would nrey"rt ~
legitimate comocti'ion" TIL: :
dome IN Oklahoma. he said. II n
AUTHORITY wcr r'acci in The h1n'
eva r.ter's hands 're ma mw
covrf he raised or lowered accor :N
~ ft-rrioi con l'ions w7rr'n01
7vv riarre.
Rarte should oct The annrova q
,tr b4-k cvamin - office nt'o~
r,,y'r~ ttcir headquarters aite
~. have hoer charto-d Nr Rer
r0'ievee. and will recommend 'ha
,to lei iq'ura make T. = rea"'remcn
He win adv;sc also th'' ~ e
cor,t 'rtior of checks and Hand'0
: them to any bank in = nacS't -
,ter, &C res the cornter be nude
m;sdemeanor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
THE OIL RIGHT SUIT
NOW UNDER ADVISEMEN

A suit involving the question OF
whether or not the state OF NEW
Mexico has a right to reserve thN
oil and mineral in land sold, or con
traeted for sale, for agricultural ana
grazing purposes, and later to lease
or otherwise dispose OF, the OIL aha
mineral rights, has been tried dur
ing the week III the Federal court IL
this city.
THIS case, intended to be a test
was brought last spring in the name
Of Osborn, a purchaser OF state land
against a lessee, who had taken q
lease for the oil and gas IN the
same land.
The attorneys for the plaintiff ar,
Champion, Phillips and Darden o.
Ration.
The case in reality represents some
251 or 200 purchasers OF state lane
who are jointly interested in tht
results OF the trial.
The arguments were completed
Tuesday and the case taken unde
advisement by Judge Neblett. witt
a decision expected in a few days.
The state is not party in thl
particular suit, but has been made
defendant in several state cases il
which the same question is involved
one of which has been appealed anc
is now pend ng in the supreme cour
OF the state.
The question at issue interests AM
effects over 500 land purchaser
and probably 500 lessees Of oil AM
gas rights
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
WOMEN WON'T HAVE
TO TELL THEIR AGE

Margaret Hill McCarter started
something when she refused to
register because she would have
been compelled to tell her age and
the question has been taken up by
the LAWYERS who have decided in
favor OF those who believe that
woman is as old as she looks" and
declaration of "over II and oi
sound mind" oniv will have to be
made before the board.
Women win not be required II
serve on iuries in New Mexico rn-
III the state law which designates
"r,,aie voters" has been amended
Nei.hc- ran women he elected tc
state offices until the laws arc
changed
AT women REGARDLESS OF party
are u-red 10 register as soon az
no-eih'e This Is the first an,
r,ce. frno-tant step In ar election
said Cca-~e 2. Craig. chairman o
the reDrblican state committee
"TNe women voters car N much q
0-rvert confusion and difficulti,s
hv -ecist-af0n as soon as tn.
hooks are open"
REGISTRATION viii hepin 81 day
before the election and will con
'irre u7'i - davs before. whei
the books viii be Withdrawn 70
counting and aInhahetinr III
names. Women si,orid he careful
- give their names in the sam
form as fhev evnect IN vote. N-s
TcFn Smith Tor instance. mich
I register as Noble Smith in wt;ci
caee sc co-1ld rot vote as Mr,
Tohn Smith for her name would no
i be m fhe books IN tfaf form.
Addresses n1ust be civen wifi N
name. Aworran must live in he
precinct for 20 Jaws n-e,-ions =
/ rerist-ation. II she shouii move ]
thu. time n anotte- precinct sh
would lose her vote. for she worl
not be considered a resident c
any precinct.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
NOT NECESSARY TO FILE
STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS
UNTIL NOVEMBER FRS

State Treasurer Charles U. Strong
has issued a notice extending the
time for filing state income tax re-
turns from October lst, to Novem-
Der 1st.
w. NJ Danburg, the deputy state
treasurer for the COLLECTION OF in
come and inheritance taxes, informs
US that many income tax returns are
com ng in. Good progress has also
been made with the collection OF in
heritance taxes, and this department
promises to add considerable sums
10 the revenues OF the state during
the next twelve months.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

A statewide stock judging contest
Will be held at state College on oct.
50. From TINS contest winners Will
be determined who will represent
New Mexico in the Aon-CoAeglate
Stock Judging Contest TO b. held III
connection with the International
Stock Show in Chicago, November
p TO December 4. The New Me4co
Cattle ana Horse Growers Assoc a.
ton has verv generously contributed
Sf00 toward lhe expenses Of the win
ming team. ana subsistence vii oe
provided Tor all contestants wh lie IN
Chicago.
The Boys and Girls Clubs, Noca-
tioral High Schools, kur-l Cons +
dated Schools and Agricultural High
schools VIII be eligible at the t.ae
q. the state contest to Determine q
team to 50 to the International
show. contest viii also be held
az which only Boys and Girls ClHbs
" II be eligible and team will be
selected. compos ID of the three high
est scoring individuals, to represent
the state club work a the Western
Stock Show to be held IA Denver
next January. A girls demonstra-
ton team viii also be chosen on the
above mentioned date at the state
college to represent the state Girls
demonstrate work al the Denver
Stock Show. transportation and
expenses for the winning team viii
lie provided by the Western Stock
Show Association-Las Cruces Re
public.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
OFFICIAL NEWS OF
THE PRESENT WEEK

The past week saw a number OF
aliens admitted to citizenship, IN the
district court in Albuquerque. lhe
fortunate ones were:
Alfred WISER. a Swiss; Hugh
Thomas Jones, Welshman, Frltz
Selig, Simon Deschler, Germans; and
Michael Andrew Rabbit, a British
subject.
Several petitions filed by alien
enemies were continued on motion
OF the government until the next rule
day, the law not permitting their
being heard at the present time. lhe
objection to these petitioners Is
puerely technical and results from
the fact that the United States IS
still legally at war.
The government examiner moved
the dismissal of the petition OF Ar
thur Irving Mandell on the ground
that his QUESTIONABLE claimed eNemp-
ton from military service because he
was an alien. Mandell denied that he
claimed exemption on such ground
but that his claim was on the ground
OF dependency. The case was con
tinued by the court to the next term
to afford MandeIl an opportunity to
expla n the exemption which tie
government insists precludes him
from naturalization Tor five years
from the date of the claim.
Five petitioners were graduates oi
the local night school citizenship
class conducted by Prof Bentley
These men will receive the govern
ment diploma issued through the
public schools.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

The Wetmore Service Station of
Roswell is among the interpretations
this week. The authorized capital
is 100000 and is divided into 2,0OO
share OF the value of $50 each, $50
coo of which has been subscribed by
the following. l. ?. Wetmore, Ros-
we'll, POO shares;
I. o Wetmore, Roswell, 200 shares;
B. B. Wetmore, Roswell, 200 shares.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

who was in from Pinos Altos. The
mill is now running with full crew
OF m.n and turning out timber and
lumber which finds a steady demand
among the mine companies in the
Pinos Altos and other districts. The
standing timber 5 Of high quality
which is favorable to cutting and
milling processes.
Mr.. McAlpine hopes to continue
operations throughout the winter
this year in order to catch up with
the heavy demand for timber of all
kinds.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

The Las Cruces cotton gin has
been completed and is now taking
care of the fleecy staple. r J.
Giiland has had charge Of the er-
ect;on of the building of the plant
He will also MANAGE the Gin in or
Grafton. Il is a complate four stand
prattvlle Continental plant 81 tie
very latest type OF machinery and
represents an investment Of about
co 00A
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

to the steel works near Chicago,
where It IS used in steel making. he
ore is packed on burros from tue .op
OF the hill to the wagon road and
hauled to Mesiila Park lor Shipment.
The average price OF the ore runs
from Sl5. to 500 per ton Fine speei-
mems of the crystal bring as much
as $3.50 per ounce and are used IN
making optical instruments.
Another important iluorspar de
posit near Panuco. 20 mil-s north OF
Las Cruces has been worked eNten-
siYeiy for the past TWO years-Las
Cruces Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

State Health Commissioner Wal
Ter has returned from San Francisco
where Re attended a meeting Of
heath officials last week.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
LINCOLN

The new not IS nearing compile
Tor and Il Is n he one r. the incest
~ arv along the iine. Il has been
-eroiaiea ard r-- ie much larger.
-Iso coat II 77;rf added. This is
-o-7-'tiru thai Corona has been
ding FOR some time
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
EDDY

Y. r. Allen last week purchased
tie l.. Z. Alexander property at the
corner OF Halagueno andMcKay
streets. Considerat on $500.
The gin managers are busy getting
the gins ready to begin work on the
1920 crop. Improvements have been
made at every gin and it is believed
that the crop will be handled this
year much more expedit ously than
during any past season.
To Julian Smith falls the honor OF
being the first grower to begin the
picking OF his crop this year as he
is already at work in his field near
BLACK river. He has fine prospects
Tor crop and will haul his cotton TO
either the gin at Otis or Loving, or
possibly Carlsbad, all depending upon
which road is best-Carlsbad Argus.
Roy Dickson was up from Loving
on a hurried trip and returned al
most Immediately having $1,000 feet
Of lumber on the tracks at Loving
the property of Roberts-DearboIn
hardware company which he was
anNious to have uBioaled and Was
rustliug crew of men t0r tlat
purpose. lie is very optimistic
about tile future OF our neighbor-
Loving which has made wonder
ful growth lately.
Extensive Improvements on the
old Carlsbad Springs hotel are now
being iuagurated. inside and out. The
exterior has been painted VIII q
adds greatly to is appearance while
the interior Improvements are very
noticeable The woodwork has al
been painted, furniture overhauleC
and floors gone over When all The
improvements contemplated have
been installed Carlsbad will have an
other rooming house TO be proud OF
Material is on hand for the erection
) of a cement sidewalk instead OF th'
old stone one which has been IL
use So many years. Carl Wilkinson
and wife are the new lessees and arr
sparing no expense or labor to pu
the place in first class condition.
, Carlsbad Current.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

St. Patrick's church has made an
important real estate purchase IN
acquiring the property OF Mrs. NJ. J.
Smith on South Second street, con-
sisting OF four residence buildings on
the east side of the street 1t is
understood that this purchase is
made with a definite plan in view
which is not yet disclosed and which
lies well in the future for develop
ment-Raton Range.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
LEA

Lovington's cotton gin will soon
be installed and ready for operation.
The gin has arrived and is now on
he ground. and with the work of
The force OF men which F. f. Beck
with. manager Of the gin. has now
engaged in the excavation and work
Of assembling the installation OF
the gin will soon he completed.
The excavation for the large base
timbers viii be completed today and
from now on the work will be push
"a 10 completion
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

Several small boys from the city
last Sunday burglarized the farm
house of E. w. and Ralph Galley
two miles west OF town. securing
canned goods and about twenty
pounds OF honey. No one was al
the farm at the time :. These boy.
eydentalIy had access to some Of
the local stores and warehouses dur
ing the week from half empty can;
strewn about the premises that hal
rot been secured from the house, al
exhibiting degree Of criminal in.
tent on the part Of the bows Par
ents have been notified rather thar
resort to court action; the boy.
ranga along twelve to fourteen
years OF age.-Springer Stockman
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
CHAVES

Harry p. Hadfield, who served two
years as secretary OF the FL Paso
Kiwanis club was at Roswell assist
ing the citizens to organize a ki-
wants club. At the recent meeting
held at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms the following temporary Off
GERS were elected +. c. Cahoon,
president Cecil Binncy, secretary
and Roy zimmerman, treasurer
The directors elected were Jafia
Miller, Edward NJ. Spencer, J F.
Hinkle Hiram NJ. Dow and James
K. Daughtry,
The Kiwanis club is an intcrna-
tional association of business men
with tie same id7ls and aims as the
international association Of Rotary
Clubs. Both Rotary and Kiwaui-
work side by side in all the larger
cities OF the country. They always
maintain a cooperative spirit and
even greater achievements for the
community is always the result. lu
New Mexico there are only two ki-
wants clubs at present These are
at Albuquerque and Gallup.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

Probably the first calf crop sale
NJ anv magnitude this fall was con-
srmated th 8 week when Wm. Weir
ard sons Of Monument sold their
raff ~rrn. NUMBERING around go
tr7H f-- e1lnO1 % Ton Ross Of
Knowles T. Is said these are very
choice --t''e lin and far on Lea
reartv r~rss. Tie grass IS long on
ar be rf's and i7 'te draws on the
f-rr0re Nor~menf Springs ranch as
= IS known over lea courtv-Iov-
-r7fon Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
CURRY


Plans ior the holding Of the ilrst
showing OF live stock and tarm pro-
duets IN four years are und-r way
IN preparation Tor the Curry County
Fair 10 be held under auspices OF
the newly organized Curry County
Farm Bureau.
Officers and directors OF the Far
Association are Jas, M. Buckley,
president; q. p. kuykendall, vice
president; VIII II, Patterson, seere-
tary and treasurer; l. L Hickman
aud Claud Raybourne, directors.
The dates OF the fair have bsen Sc
at October IA, IS and 10 to eonelde
with the dates OF the annual en-.
campment OF the Boys and Girls
Club Of the county.
The encampment OF the Boys and
Girls club this year will be the larg-
est ever held. Plans announced
this week state that clubs OF eight
counties will be represented at the
encampment. he counties scht-
duled to participate in the encamp-
ment are Roosevelt, Eddy Chayes,
Lee, Quay, DeBaca, Guadalupe and
Curry counties.
According to the officials OF tile
Clamer Mill & Elevator Co. l500-
bushel elevator will be built al Have
ner, construction OF which will start
as soon as material can be secured
Clovis Journal
-Four barrels Of grape mash with
copper tubes leading to a sui on
the floor above were uncovered in .
Gugout under NJ sAiean home in the
second successful booze raid withir
five days Federal Special Agen
Arch Gregg, and Santa Fe Agent A
L Hubbard armed with Unitet
States Commissioners search war
rants started a house to house can
vass OF the Mexioan section OF tha
city when several Mexicans appear
ed on the street in a suspiclousll
jocular mood. The still was of 2
gallon capacity Only three quart
OF finished product Yves found by th'
officer The still was anything bu
a crude affair and had been made b!
an experienced coppersmith. 1t ha,
been operated recently stated tn,
Officers The brewer disappearet
, and has not been apprehended.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
NEW MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlLL0

A sanatorum which will cost at
least $250,UO0 is to be built in Aibu-
querque By the Santa Fe Railway
Hospital association. Five members
OF the board were in that city last
week and purchased a desirable To-
cation ON East Central avenue. 1t
comprises an entire block just two
squares below the sanatorium, lac
ing north, and bounded on the west
By highland park. The property
formerly belonged TO j. +. Luthy.
Work will begin IS soon as engl-
neers and architects have produced
sat siactory plans, probably mat
ter OF from two to SIX we Ks. Sui
iicient ground for additions to the
main building has been allowed.
The sanatorium Will be main line
hospital and will not be used Tor th-
treatment OF coast line patients. ihe
central location and climatic coud
items oil Albuquerque make II the
logical place for the new institution,
members OF the board stated
Pedro Chavez, who was recently
held on bond for the district court on
the ehairse OF violating the hallohal
prohibition act, pleaded guilty in the
United States district court at Santa
e ana was iihsd 99oo ana Gosls'
chavez was arrested al Alouquei-
que by prob oition oiiiiefS ana yep
uty United states Marshal mar
ry a; Murphy 'haVez "as
accused OF having several SACKS ana
a trunk illied with Dotte5 OF nquoI
IN his house. ,ozo south fiith'
Exactly a year alter ne IS alleged
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

Wo-l- Is rroc-rss;rr rapidly on the
rcw D7v-s Co-fertiorc-v ~ Corona
and from IN arro~nts -her vi he
~r-dv - Se--e the uuhlic IN their
new stand At an ezriv date
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
O0NA ANA

All arrangements have been COM
n'eted for the Dona Anna County
Fair which VIII be held Septemhe-
y 10 y inclusive There viii be
one Of the best and largest display
Of farm products. 1--we stock and
poultry ever shown N that country
heretofore.
The attractions include a variety
of races. bal games. big Militar,
papeant and LEGION carnival an
dance. A military band viii fur
rish the music for the occasion.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

New Mexico has a remarkable cow
according to Frank Clark, ohict ia-
spector for the Cattle Sanitary boatd
Of New Mexico who received word
Saturday from V. A. Lyles, neai Fl.
cunner. that the latter owned a
COW which had given birth to luld-
r.plets. Two of the calves are
bulls and two are heifers. Each
weighed y pounds.
Mr.. t'a,k as we'll as other ra,iie
men stated that il was the only
case On teeo-i as far as thev knc"
VIII re any cow had given birth to
u .i-rrle..
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24
C0LFAX

Sheriff Abe Hixenbaugh has re-
turned from Hanna. Wyoming.
bringing with him George Hecomi-
vich. charged with uttering a forged
check on the First National Bank.
The name OF Martin Pavletich was
signed 10 the check
Philip Iargdon. the young man
who forged the SIGNATURE Of Walter
q Brien to check. presenting same
for payment at the First National
Bank. has plead guilty to same and
is awaiting sentence Of court.
A. 6. Leonard who purchased a
e3S00 gun and forged the name oi
4 Melochs to paw for same. has
plead guilty TO the charge and IS
awaiting sentence BY court.
All IF t''e above are in the county
isil for safe keeping. the two latter
having been there for some time.
{ The new place Of business krowr
as The Sweet Shop located on Norfi
Second Street has ooened up fo
business and the patronage on tn
oreninr dsv exceeded the expecta
.icrs of the proprietors.
The new room has been beauti
fr-llv finished and furnished IN oi'
ivory and everything about 'h'
place is charminplv arranged.-Ra
ton Reporter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

Pedro Chaves Of AIhroreror- was
fired een0 and costs IN the Fedc-ai
corr. for havinr f;oro- m h;s pos
session. He paid the fine
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

William H7--i-. county srperin' en-
-frr+ NJ roads wen. 70 Nrle Greek
:, herr work on the i1rrov -rs7f
of The seventeen miles Of roads hat
wiu cfva ~ fhe ueorle of ffe Neil
Greek district a better outlet - TIE
Ncroi'on road Tha county road
gang Is afso 'he-e ard viii be awe
r77ertef with 1s men with teams who
have volunteered : 1avs wr-t a.
their contribut on to The p-o'ect-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-24

John II. Mulls made the champ
ion days bass catch at the Finn and
Feather club Friday. Two OF the
bass he brought in weighed over
five pounds and seven ounces and
the others five pounds and nine
ounces. Three others averaged
three pounds each.-Roswell Record