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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
PED CROSS ANS Fv-
PLOSION SUFFERERS

Twenty IN nutes after the echoes
Of the explosion which shattered the
office of J. P. Morgan in Wall Street,
New York City, had died away, sew
enty-five nurses and nearly half as
many field directors of the Ameri-
can Red Cross were modified for
emergency service. according to re-
cent information from the scene.
The Emergency Canteen Service,
the Motor Corps and the truck di-
vision filled their inches in the con-
fusion with the same speed and pre-
cis;on VIII 'ch characterized their war
service.
The first group of Red Cross nur-
ses who arrived. at the volunteer
hospital where most Of the wounded
were taken, was a complete surprise
to the surgeon in charge, but they
were Immediately assigned duties in
caring for the ambulance loads OF
injured which E lied the beds and
corridors.
Almost Immediately, under the di-
rection Of the New York County
chapter. truck loads of bandages,
surgical dressings, first aid materials,
hospital garments and supplies, were
sent to the four hospitals caring for
the victims of the explosion. Red
Cross ambulances driven by Motor
Corps women carried thc injured
from the scene of the exrio.-on ia
the hoeoitals.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
MINING MEN MEET IN
SILVER CITY OCTOBER

Mining men of New Mexico W
meet in Silver City Monday, October
i, for the purpose OF completing the
organizat on OF a state chapter OF
the American Mining Congress. In
yitations to more than 800 ndiy d.
uals and companies, including mem
bcrs of the American Inst tute o..
Mining Engineers, and present
members Of the Mining Congress
have been mail IRON Silver City
by Burton Bunch secretary to the
beard Of New MeNico Mining Asso-
ialon.
This assoc alton was formed in Sill
yer City August 9th as a preliminary
body to organize the state chapter
Interest manifest at that time indi-
Gates that the formal organization Of
the chapter viii be largely attended
Already many inquiries have come in
to the secretary concerning the pro-
posed state division Ass stance
will be rendered in the meeting here
by Herbert Wilson Smith, Oh eff OF
the War Minerals Division of the
A. NJ G.. OF Washington. ID. C., who
viii arrive next week 1t is possible
that Western Secretary, John T..
Burns who is now in Denver, will
also be present at the meeting-Sil-
yer City Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
COMMISSIONERS
WIN FIRST BOUT IN SUIT

The case OF the state health de-
partment against the county COM
missioners OF San Miguel county
was tried in the district court there
the first of the week The facts
in III case as we understand them,
were that the county commiss oners
appointed DR.. Flemmine as county
health officer and the state health
department rejected me anpointo,
and named another for the pos
ton When the doctor named by
the state department fled his
voucher for salary, the commission
crs refused 10 pay same and the
state department brought suit to
compel payment
At the trial it was shown that
the appointee OF the comm ssiouers
was ready and willing 20 perform
the duties Of his off ce. under which
circumstances it was held that the
state department had no right TO
make another appointm mt, and the
decision was therefore given in
favor of the comm ssioners. The
state department has appealed to
the state supreme court.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
THIRD PARTY TICKET
NOW IN THE FIELD

Socialist and labor men. forming
tho New Mexico third party closed
their state convention in Albuquer-
que Tuesday by naming a complete
state ticket, including electors who
are pledged to vote for Farley
Christensen Of Salt Lake City, presi-
Dental candidate on the farmer-la-
Dor ticket. The party's candidates
are as follows:
Congress, A. James Mcdonald,
Clayton; governor, w. E. McGrath,
Belen; lieutenant governor, Edward
Schwab, Clovis; justice Of the supre-
me court Edward d. Tittman, Hills
boro: secretary Of state, F. M. Bor.
jorguez, Arrey; treasurer. Caud
Blackburn, Bellv:ew; auditor, l.. P.
Temple, Sedan; attorney general,
Thomas r. Savage, Clayton; COM
missioner of public lands, James
Rogers, Mountainair; superintendent
of public instruction, ]. w. Austin,
Albuquerque corporation commits
sioner, f. R. Stout, Gallup.
Following nom nation of candi-
dates the convention adopted a reso-
luton "denouncing efforts of old
party bosses to int;midate men and
women who would otherwise join
the third party by threats Of econo-
mic boycott and financial ri n.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
STATE CAN NOT RESERVE
OIL ON OLD CONTRACTS

That there was no law to author
ize the commissioner OF public lands
of NV Mexico TO reserve o rights
on land that was sold under con-
tract with deferred payments, pr or
to March 1919, is held by Judge
Colin Neblett, Of the United States
district court, in th- case OF Spen-
Ger NJ. Osborn, versus The North
western New MeMco OF company
a corporation.
Osborn was a resident Of Kansas,
and on account OF that was able to
take ms case into the federal court.
He made applicat on to purchase a
section OF land Il Union county on
February q, 1915, and on June Il,
the land was sold TO him and the
first payment Of ten pr cent mad~
On April Is, 1910, the state land COM
missioner executed to The North
western New MeHco Oil company
an oil and gas lease on the same
tract.
Judge Nehlct holds thas when
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
PUEBLO INDIAN LAND
CASES IN FEDERAL COURT

one OF the ilrst ol tbs suits started
by the United Stales attorneys tOt
the fueDiO indians to eIcct spanish
Americans nom the lands winch
they have held lOr BoAe.atIoAs #
beng heard before Federal 81
Colin Nlblet 1t IS the case % the
pueblo VI Sandia against IuuIo =
Garcia. Judge Richard Il. Hanna,
present attorney tor the Pueblo In
dians is concerned III the case, bal
is busy with his campaign. In his
stead, Summers Burkhart is appear
ing for the government, while kod-
ney and Rodney are special attor-
neys for the pueblo. a. Is. Stronp
is representing the defendant.
1t is the contention OF counsel ior
the plaintiff that the Indians did
not have the power TO ali-nate ther
lands. The original contract under
which the case arose was filed m
1912. By it, the pueblo hired a
Spanish american TO serve as their
attorney and agreed to give him
certain lands, it is cla med. These
lands have been used and added to
until now the defendant is holding
l.5OO acres on the grant OF ESQ o
acres. 1t is the claim Of the gov
ernment that such land is Illegally
held.
The action in reality involves from
1000 TO 5000 similar tracts in TN
state which have been held by Span
isll-hmericans for generations and
L.,,o boc,, handed down bv ~ 'l
through l;neal descendants In the
northern counties there are count
less cases sure to arise If similar
suits are brought in behalf of the
Indians
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
PYTHIAN CONVENTION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The twenty-eighth annual conven-
ton Of the New Mexico grand lodge
Knights of Pythias closed at Lords
burg. Tuesday night with a BAN
ouet for Knights and Pythian sis
ters.
Officers elected were: Grand
chancellor. r. H. Hanna. AIbuquer-
que; grand vice chancellor. George
A. Fleming Las Vegas: grand pre-
late, J. w. Chapman. Gallup: grand
keeper of record and seal. ]. F. Ed
er. Albuquerque: grand master of
eychequer. J. A. Smiley, Socorro; I;
grand master at arms, James A.
DEAN. Clayton; grand inner eria-d
w. {. Simpson. Den1ing: grand out
er gua-d. Frank Shelton Dawson
GRAND Tribune. w w Ridson. Al
buuueruue
Santa Fe was awarded the 1927
convention.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
LARGE PERCENTAGE PUPILS
HAVE SLIGHT AILMENTS

Albuquerque. N NJ, September 30
Health on Wheels" has been eN-
tended to the rural school ch ldren
of Bernalillo county through the
Healthmobile OF the New Mexico
Public Health Association, which has
been operating the demonstrat on
here for the past two weeks. Dw-
ing the first week, 2l5 school child
ren were examined and several hun
dred people, including the parents OF
the children, heard excellent address
ses on publ health matters, Illus
trated with lantern slides and NOV
ing pictures.
The Health-mobile carries a regu-
lar motion picture outfit with a
generator which supplies current for
the show" It also carries scales
for Weighing and measuring the
children. and equipm mt necessary
in making examinations.
OF the 2l5 children examined, l53
or III percent had large tonsils: lo'
or SO2 percent we're undcrwe 'ght;
leo or 273 per cent lad raun.9s
ears. while S or 255 had enlarg-d d
glands
Willie these results are surprising
to parents and school workers, they
conform with the results OF army
examinations made for the selectivc
draft. and show the importance Of
m dical examinations among school
children
The clinic has been invited to visit
San Miguel county, rural schools
next and expects TO spend three
weeks there. The shows and lee
tures are free as are the examina-
tions. the clinic being supported by
money received from the sale Of
Christmas S ais last December.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
SUGAR DROPS TO 13ls
CENTS ON WEDNESDAY

Through a further reduction OF z
cent by the Federal Refining COM
pany Wednesday, the price of gran
ulated sugar dropped TO 1877 cents
a pound. This was the lowest price
since the government rel nquished
control. and about II cents a pound
less than the high level prevailing
early in the summer
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
WORK ON NEW HOTEL
BEGINS IN FEW DAYS

In very few davs, the ere-fior
of the new la Fonda hotel viii be
gun on the corner opposite the
southeast corner of the plaza. The
contract was let TO a bu lder from
Rocky Ford. Colorado. There viii
he e'Phty-three rooms. sixty OF
these having private bath.
The s700000 already subscribed to-
ward the new enterprise VIII be
ample for the build ng but Il IS es-
timated that an addit onal S'nnoo will
be necessary for the furnishings
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
SANTA FE RAILWAY
FREIGHT CAR REPORT

80 su7Eey F IT, ., '.s as.t of 4ib,o,e-5
coata,-be- * sLo,,zd tb,t Al 3sq
ooi,arad -. boforring - tbe cor.
,,an1, - ., tbe roads NJ fo~eirp
Ines classified as follows. Boz
5l65a. f,.-r;f,ra 2o2. storl s601
-.fr;os-,,o- -.Tio 6226
pa,o-ts for tbe s,oe d..a lac,
,.o,r sLru,o4 tI,+ tb.re W., A01-7
60, r. ro,o-o5 csrs an r-r.,-5
~. -i,ss5t;sd A. foirowe. rl~ 7s
5ie. fr-r;t.-e 7157. s,ocl- $50. ~e-
;riqorato- 6f31
In othr- words fh~p were 100 more
~ cts..,L l'. X ~. '''0 - ~, IL.
- 90, ~. Ito IN 1910
on ca-,ar,ba~ X .rs-o were N -
rore;,, t;ra oov.rcd car. q, c-ut-
r. I'll, -t,-s--iel ae r,r'-v--. p,~
n 700. f,,-,..,-c 90. s.o-1. tom.
..,f.;-.r-.-- . o0t'
r, or,.- g,.-l, ,bc-a v,e-a A.,
ress f,-o;~-7 lire covered cars "a
--rts r, r.i- ce.,o-bo- * +r;s
,...- .r-r ttere wcre On -. 49,,
~. wear
TIE Sane. ro'e srorfaoe ~ rorer-
"A oor;~,,,or. certe-bor = 9r--a-
....l -o, o,~- 0o rrro D .e
.to~.,~o g,,. - zoo c,rs ~
4.-.;9r ~ - o0C cars nd IN .er
wsaLs
- Io,4sd or Santa Fa cvsta~
~ars ari received by the Santa a.
rr-r, co,,ac.;ro lines n ha ,~,,e.
ro-fs1 - das.;not;ons on or bevo~d
c,-,, 70 r,;re f-or, I9rrorv ~
,,,-,,s, a ;,cr,s;,,o for tho ,.c,r.
/, ow tlo foI,owinq total, bv vc7-s
fo'S orf03i
1910 $50 ga
Ioon t0-4 "a
TIT. ,,,o,r- 49, - c,rt, r b-,.
i,sl 25 nor cent moro brsiness IN
40 oicb. vro,,bs rer.od nj. ,oo~
.rcorsso,tcd bv ~7r'aafs th,o +. t.r
I, .ho corros,ordirr ne-ioi Il -
,.o,- ,~l - ner car, move th-r T.
~ IN tha corrcencrd;ro ner.od If
,l, co,,c,r,.'s record vo,r ~ 1913
=, ,.;.,,. ~ to.o for4- ,ta c-rt-
RI, in cor,r.o, ,,ith o4ror "a. -t.ra
..os fo,is ,h,. Il Is making nrop-
-,s. ,r,u,-d m restoration or o-.
-..l e.-,.i~e Tic c.rfa IT, -a
- -..,5..,e tae bFrr a~-----r,f' '.-f
. -r.l tow, .,vo-r- af II. office. Z
,t.f.-..c. arg,rigod L,. f;r;.;,--s
~ r,-,,e,..t;so NJ sh.,--
..r r- 4:..;-;-, or,-,;,,t;-re
Win tro co,to ra ,,.,s ,o.,t~-s.f
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
FUNFRAL DIRECTORS AND
EhPkiMERS ELECT OFFICERS

The New Mexico Funeral Direct
crs and Embalrners' Associat on met
during the week at Albuquerque and
chose the following officers: Ed
J. Neer. Portalss. president: D. Rol-
lie. Gallup. vice president: &c. T.
Fr nch. ilbunuernue. 2nd vice pre-
sident: q. {. Peeder. Trcumcari:
3-d vice president; J. A. Ma-onev.
Deminp treasurer. and c. A. Ris NC
Santa Fe. secretary.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
PRICES OF MILK
ARE BEING RAISED

Prices of mix are being raised in
this city and in Albuquerque. Rea-
sons given for the increase are
higher cost of production due to
labor. materials and feed. The cost
OF bottles and card board caps is
said 10 have doubled IN price over
Cast year.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

lier date than is customary for this
locality little iced will be unharvest-
ed when Jack Frost makes his first
appearance.
The corn crop in the county this
year is simply immense. The coun-
ty will produce more corn than it
has for any two years prior to this
time. II is not going 20 be any
thing ont of the ordinary for the
yield TO be iorty bushels to The
acre
The cement for the Baptist Hos
pital bu ding has been received and
work on the structure viii be rushed
to completion. The hospital VIII
have room 20 accommodate p pa-
t;cnts. and as many nurses as nee
cssary will be cmpioyed-Clovis
News.
Construction OF the ]. c. McClcl-
land haill'nv on Narh Main t~ro'
was started 5h.s week and material
Is being uu'aa3eI aa the ba.''rr
Site. The tfa N r. 0r.
STORY 50-tt1 Il wi. s. a-.ar ..-
-. Hari.N Ga'h Day Goods
c. when completed
'An option .u October I. 70 S'doe.
Sim@ns Tc's g Co. Of Denver. was
~r0tei hr .he ri.r> rar.' N.rfrr
rirht on the S77W9o1 s.wa- bond
..cd ON AT the Anil ctv election
The contract for tie sale al che
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
MRS BERcDOLI AND OTHERS
GUILTY OF DRAFT EVASION

Mrs Emma G. Be-gdoil and for-
co-dsfr,dants were found guilty of
conspiring to aid two of her sons.
Grover and Erwin. evade the draf,
The verdict was returned in Unit
ed States 4 strict court
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

To F. II. Riley belongs the stinc-
ton Of hauling in the first load of
cotton that made ih first b-'r ever
grown in the Mes H. Valley Tire
honor was accompanied by a srN-
stantial money prize. made up by
business men Of Las C-rces.
The first bale was g'nne1 -~
LhuTs3a~ ~ last week az the gin of
the Ne-'"7 VALLEY Cotton P.-t-cts
Company IN Las Cruces.
M- P1-y raised n bale ri rai-
ton on ''e T 7 Rem farm wes' ~
The river TIE bale weighed t25
pounds and b-.rch' PC per rorr1
A. The regular u1cc-irr nf 'he
Commercial Association. committee
consisting Of z. F Kni-ht and p
I. Giiiard was appoint 4 - solicit
funds FOR a prize fr- the first t1is
of cotton.
The amount 81 re collection ev--
s21sG0 7rd s'0 IN 11e-char5 'sc--L7s {
Cruces Republic.
MASKED hiphwavrnen relieved Per
cv Barker. secretary II the D7r7
Ana county Fair association II 50
'he dav's in's 81 the fair. 20 par-
ke- was driving horne late one y oh'
the latter part of last week TIE
robbery occurred near Mcsilia Par
two miles from las Cruces.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
EDDY

The Current at Carlsbad has pur-
chased the big printn ng press that
has been used by the Penasco Valley
Press for many years and will print
a real newspaper in the future
Hope Press.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

west Of the city and so manv delays
have been caused by inability of
county road authorit es TO secure
mater rials that when 70 was finished
those whom the bridge will serve
showed their appreciation by celc-
brating
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

New Mexico now has a population
of .360247. an increase of 32o46 dur
ing the past ten years. according to
TIE census report given out Tuesday.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Austin Reeves and c. W. Crumb
were over Saturday from their
homes on Penasco. on road and
other business w tn county official
dom. While showers have fallen
over most Of the mountain sector
sufficient to make very good range,
the rance is spotted and oyers'ock
cd badly in places and his NAV nee
essitate the moving Of parts OF herds
this fail. Mr. Reeves is looking
after the roads in his immediate
sector for Road Supt Turner a
guarantee that they will be slooked
after- Roswell News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
CURRY

Twen'v-cioh' tents ranging IN si7e
from 1OviS 10 1920 feet were -cceiv-
II Wednesday bv Co--fv A9crf T.
Peterson who viii r-e 'fe-7 ~ bows
irr fl'a Rows and Girls C-b dele
rates AZ the Curry County F7i- IN
October 'i'h. 'r-h and ~ c;nril7-
fer's wiz be obtained - t-te care
n 'he corrrunifv farm n~of--c's ev-
tihits ari N addition % 't-s \
larger tent ror7S fes, rs te~- CO.
crr-ed 70 ho-se 80 oone--' II 0ia--s.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Fifty or sixty neighbors and
friends met Saturday evening at
dusk at the lovely country home OF
Lewis Kennedy on the Hondo.
southwest of the city and n true old
rural style proceeded to celebrate
the opening for traffic of the
bridge recently installed on the
Hondo by County Road Supt. Tur-
ner. Out door sports were INDUCED
in and games played on the bridge in
the moonlight.
This bridge fills a long felt want
of the community along the Hondo
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
D0UA ANA

The Fair th's we.l was The m..t
successful from every viewpoint Of
an fairs ever h.ld here and ono q.
the most thoroughly representative
OF a c1uutry's resources eyer held
anywhere The Fair Association
the Farm Bureau. and .the kindred
organizations. deserve much cred &
and praise for tie excellent and well
arranged exhibit George NJ
Clark, president; Percy w Barker;
treasurer; ID o. Jones, manager
have been working for months TO
make the Fair the success it has
been.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
De BAcA

Mrs VIM Elliott shipped four car
leads of nifty cattle Monday from
b.r extensive ranch, southW X
town.
!. F Wise shipnc1 sereral loads Of
cattle 10 Fort Worth Saturday
/,Ee Is orc oi our popular and r.
ing Young cattlcmcn and live wire
u 9.e community,
D w Barron and J. Niece Of
Euanei7 are loading ONT thre cars
of cattle from their ranch south
east OF Taiban The stuff Is co1-
signed 10 Fort Worth
Law and Spear, representing the
Rhonc-Farmers Commission Co. Of
f. Worth shipped two car loads of
calves last Saturday ard on Tuesday
four more car loads oi steers from
me Elliott ranch. They are sure
live wires" aud doing some bu,i-
rcss in this district
Ben r. Robinson. democratic romi-
nee for the of &c of County Commi,-
sioncr shipped several loads of stock
to market FRIDAY Tn an interview
he said: "When ! oef 'hesc loo-oono
critters shi0ocd TT look after my
political fences"
No need of 't-' ner-t'e, ars no
rr Ta'han News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Dn-ing the newt tti-tv davs Crr-v
County will he busv hs-vesfinr So
birpest maize and taffir o-op this
county has ever raised tn -7i-e
If Angus. have hem followed bv
warm weather this month which is
maturing the prain in a hurry. Tn
less cold weather comes al an ear
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01


over most ol tle mountain SECTOR
sufficient 10 make very soop range
the rance IS Spoftea ani oFeI8'2eA-
cd badly IN places ana ms may nee
essitate the moving oi parts o.. nerds
tins tan MT Ke',es IS I'on nc
alter the ROADS IN MS h'Neaiste
sector Tor koad 9apt -, erner,
gugarante that they VIII De cooked
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Ioad w.'eH 0o'.p.S.oI !,t ai vi - -. 80 :,
INC oest ioaus VIZ Hi1'Tl SI.taJ ,I' -,
"a ~ % count ..,i 1%u hl f,;.,e1 - -. D.re,9.
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apie.
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!. MtioHe TO OHseN ''' 500 '' '"" "
ny nm 'H P'FI'cIil 40. " s
lhe new "'E ''oi 81 Ny" ''N1,' ~
% mpr'sonmen' ,-G N me, me s.a,e le.,pJ "''g4 555
rluitcu larry Ot oklahoma whore he
FegI three years for robbery.
Philip lau7dou. l5-ycHr ola hat
if0u ta'iI0 MIA who torHd l1ert
tn fhc name of Walter e.Hre1 et
ths city foH .hc sum of slb7. was
taken to the state reform school at
Springer.
Gorge HccimoEick is confined %
the county ia awaiting trial on
charge of forging a check for 5000
10 which h siaued the name of Mar
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

The drill in Orchard Park well IS
now at a depth Of 500 feet. This
depth brings the hole several feet
below the water rock and into the
hard limestone beneath. 1t IS at
this point that the water is to be cut
oil and the casing set on the top OF
the limestone and at the bottom OF
the wate- rock.
Cement WI be poured into the
hole and allowed TO harden for 20
days thus shutting off the water and
the drill Wi'' be forced down through
t.- cement ana the result viii be
d perfectly dry hole
The Iat0e.t sand w.f s. ts1
A. 1910 and ..r an. rstiiy
... Ne shot,
~r0rIa a Insufficient tst0r'v af OH
hs toso. drilling E.i Dr. resumed
l' the H- saH5 i Hck ~
depth about 5000 saet-Ar.es.a
Advocate
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Through The efforts ~ c. w Nit
che'i manager for the Montclair
Mining company, owners Of the Cora
Miller mine on the Mangrs. a group
~ Now York capitalists have become
interested IN N mining possibiii-
ties Of Grant county in a way that
is likely 70 result in considerable ad-
dit.onal activity in this part OF the
country
In addition to the Cora Miller.
which is due 10 enter the producing
class N a few weeks these people
are doing work on three other prom
critics. Under sunervision Of Mr. Nj,
chell. and all will be operated should
development indicate that will show
returns A fourth property was re
Gently acquired and work on tha'
NAV he started soon.-Silver City
Enterprise
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Tn. Carlsbad LIGHT & Power Co
tece we'd #. big turbine which has
fe.a IN t-lr... for several months.
fhis turbine IS being Installed in
hri- power house just cast Of the
c'ty an5 the second unit The
company has compl ted its concrete
power horse and the two units now
installed are the latest type OF
machines being direct connected to
fhe generators Upon the compile
tion of the second unit The company
w'lI have The latest power plant in
the southwest
The big turbines are manufactured
iy the 6. MORGAN Smith Co, Of York
Penn, and the Generators are made
lr 'he alectrral machinery company
Efficiency and service from this
plant is o. per cent. F. w. Muir
Thv an electrical engineer. Of D n
,er. Colorado. viii make the insta'la-
Har Of tie new machinery and also
aHe acref'anc rest for the pur-has-
'-r company Carl bad Current
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
CHAVES

Giles Barron has bought his bro
thcrs farm one mile north Of town
The place contains approximately 50
acres all in alfalfa, and Giles paid
5000 for it, and it was a bargain at
that; besides Herb has 20 help har-
vest the nest hay crop free and
C. les says he is sure going TO work
hun hard too.
When Herb Barron bought this
place a few years ago many local p 0
n. thought he had driven a poor
bargain. bur lie has developed II into
ono OF the heaviest alfalfa produc NC
farms in the valley and II has net'ci
him a mint Of money every year. and
row he has sold out at a handsome
profit
Mr.. and Mrs Barron win 20 20
California to make their home hav-
ing already bought property near
Redlands.-Iagerman Messenger.