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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04
sIiss Virginia FASH ID visiting Bal
\ Dung U1oo,en )
Christian association
Il nm come that they might have
life and that they might have
Il more al,nndanlly.'
Thursday. November Fourth

q LIKING viii that Shalt endure
When al thai seems shall sHf'cr
shock
Rise IN the spiritual rock.
Flow through our deeds anu make
them pure
Iii MeInoriam
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04
Kniertalnpd ~
sumner Parts

Mrs Hst4iJsoa ia itiei wife OIL
i aIfmdhaer paslitll s. 81.
eflt'srta'ned q super PARTY AZ hei.
residence in Ranlal Court on satuF
day night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04
Attended
tarrar concert

Mr and Mrs RI q CLANCY ard Mrs
Chaney. lityle daughter. Lillian Doro-
Thy Haigfl attended the Geraldine
Farrar concert yesterday At the Lyric.
Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04
ilnrcIl Save
Membership Supper

Ladies Of -the Firs Methods En- IS
eopai Church entertained last even
ing IS a church SUPPER b which III,
niemb, rship VAS iny.iod : dcliciau;
aeiln WiiS served
Ni Virginia i:asil is visiting Bali
sal0fe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04
A Ilnmlt''

W Nhtn r Ncsi
~ M at III iha
tfe Naya
@ Is fet4iay ait
an informal
a,gar az Mrs West
M 81 m Wjte 81 pr
York cry
hnme III tho West
81 ree bordering
SOS a}eb hi'2re atfrtc
aatHinl leaves ani
he aHiie room the table
mound If helnllfn.
iaiik roses and
feHei poured eioe
Lard wiie If tomdr
s y poured tea
sA erna Park wife 81
y ls4.l aud Mrs Pratt
Professor julius W
Mas Nesfcais little
Ais IeSfstp4i in sprV-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04

herwjse mailing goBrself weak anY
Y redlc ie3f Keep this advert &.
from headquarters, send one dollar
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-04

Become DELIGHTFULLY."- Slender Follow the simple 81
rections II koien system @tigh Yourself and iise tie
tape before starting Keep record ot datty
reduction You nay buy tl of korein in box, f@hh
includes the delightful k0rein System and 500 Guafan.
teel at any busy drug store, including:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
HIDALG0

Tie Important or. .t.lae ~ r.
:. has been one Of tie themes of col.
ycrsatiou in m ming circles this Weel
Following he mine Inspection in
manager. Fred {. Semmek said In ID
east cross-eut on tn SIC loot I-5-'
the vein was Gu. l85 iec' from %,
shaft. We have cut I've feet %
vein from the foot wall and are no
through ii v T bows rel .uD
black copper oxide, with good silver
and gold values.
we are going to keep on d-tffiu'
on the We until No 8 shaft. abou
so feet is reached We viii ther
~ .o the TO foot level in 'hi
-uaf, which is down I'll the way
in or. In fact considerable ore la,
already been stepped and shi97e,
from this shaft
From present indications the az,
encountered in the cross cut on ID,
SO foot level is i straight oorccn.
t,ating ore.
Every effort viii be mad 10 ua
the Octo on a producing basil. H1
madia.clv Work 8 being rr.pc,
il drifting the vcin 70 develop su.
lici,nt ore 10 warrant % piping.
All future work wir be done with
an idea Of blocking ont ore ana es.
tablish nE res YES. Fu-fhcr ,ro,s.
o~uttifp will be made 10 reach % he.
veins II tn east Hill. ia the cou,5- sd
the next 100 10 $50 feet.
The company already employs a
men and is erecting houses 10 tax,
care cf twelve more families o
workbench who will be employ
soon as they can be used 10 advar.
taRe and other houses will he erect.
ed rs they are needed
During the last threc months w,
have zone down on the three com.
partment shaft * feet. VII Oh ha.
been properly timbercd and an 1872!
foot station made Ne have a'sr
done 320 feet 81 cross cutting -
lordshurg Liberal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Fleming and to fix his salary at $i0O
per month. The plaintiff claimed
that it had the authority to do as i,
attempted to do under a law that
was enacted in 1901 which among
other things, provided that "in case
any health officer OF any county in
the state refused to take the neces-
sary steps to protect the health OF
the citizens that the state board Of
health is empowered to take action
to do So"
From the evidence submitted by
the plaintiff Judge Leahy failed to
discover any evidence 10 show that
any such emergency or contingency
had arisen. or that DR.. Fleming had
failed IN the performance Of his du-
ties, hencce the complaint was di.
mis- ed.
The dismissal was a clean cut VIC
to~v Tor III board OF county com
n~iss'one~s OF san N'veel county
LIS VEGAS Ontfc
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

little more in fairness, than each
mans share of labor, for there is a
certain amount of risk in such an
enterprise, and necessarily each one
interested should have a little more
than the current wage.
The first house t. be built will be
about a 5000 house ard constructed
on modern lines on a desirable plan
1t will be for sale immedia' ely on
completion, after which the associa-
tion will commence the erection Of
another one.-Alamogordo News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
UNION

The 'svfr9 % fhe co-1e-s-0ue a
'ie p Methodist church ~ Claw
tor wa held las- SUNDAY afternoon
Tho se~ rs were contracted ~ 30
Masonic o1g ard the hca~ r
= f-alis'ic v0-t was -cry impressive.
Fr@ Moons fo-wef Co. front 81 thei-
hail and ma-cief - ~ -ev- -f--~f
h-iifin~ where -he rite wee re-
formed Toseoh cir acting pc crawl
rae'e- a-s v-as zhfv aseis.eF D. sic
offr rs q tt- ioca' iodce
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
STATE HIGHWAY BOND Pro.
pOsAlS

Pursuan: to Chapter l72. Laws 81
1919. the following act is hereby
submitted 70 the qualified voters a,
the General Election 10 be held
November , 1920
MANUEL MARTINEZ
Secretary ~ Stat,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
OTER0

The State Highways Department,
has called for bids on the oonstruc-
tion OF a little more than eleven
miles Of federal aid road between
Nalmont and Esoondido.
The road By the term Of the speci-
f%ications Is 20 be surfaced With cali.
che.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

The Farmers Mil and Elevator Of
Soiano which has been al a stand
still Tor several months will soon be
completed and ready to receive grain.
The mill has been covered with iron.
the machinery on the ground and is
now being installed and the miller
here. II is stated that they will b.
ready TO dump within two weeks
and ready 70 make flour within thir-
~ days.
The mill, which is owned by a
number OF farmers Of the mesa will
be OF fifty barrel capacity and will
also have an elevator and is wor-
thy OF the large patronage that il is
bound 10 receive from the south end
OF the mesa-Roy Spsnish-Ameri-
can.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
LINCOLN

TIE Ca-iz07o Co-0ne-a'fye hrs~-
e 7'-on ic'i = WI 4.tendeS mest--g
% The Nae~nir Hau over -ha =
r arre bark TIE sec-e-a- -ero--
- srhec-- c-e - - amour. r.
Feo01 fle w,:o- no-.ior ~ r:-t
- a'-s7f- f~er coro~+eF arF B.
rc~r cr dsuos- The -e-o-- ~.
sf.w-d , m~e-he-ehs- rr o. o..
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Mrs. r. {. pooler proprietor and
manager OF the Columbian hotel At
Taos, has announced that the dining
room will clos the 18th Of thi,
month. owing 10 the impossibil'ty of
getting competent help. This is
the only hotel in tlat town ard lhe
announcement u not be pleasant
news Tor the travelling public.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Mitchell brothers have started
work on the cement walks made
cofnrulsorv Nv the town board from
the school house 70 the Rap,ish
Church On both s'des Of the st-ee'
Tho raSf e1A ~ - st-eet iS -.-
ire attention f-st The ci,v in-
So. Or fou- fae- m fhe or-siie
~ T. Z - r7'rna' wi-h ~ prorer,-
o~re- as - -he -us-1e fou- fee--
Tr'arosa Narev Trfbune
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

County supt. o. SCI oois .. w.
Lrose stcs that the Guam school
Loase wiIl be built contract for sam,
having been let to {. W. Quck
here were two bids, orc boy X +
luder ion Sl.4/U and Sis. IL. paint
ms The other by C. " Qa'ck for
go and SO io- painting.
~upt, Brose has more school build
ings to his credit IN Mckinley county
than any Other superintendent who
ever held the office
Dr, A. H. belong, town aealrh Of
iicer received from the state depart
ment Of health, Santa Fe, a state
ment as to the pur ty OF the water
Of the Gallup supply That report
states that there is no evidence OF
colon contamination, SO that orr
drinking water may be considered
safe for drinking purposes The
Psychologist who made The exami-
nation showed counts as follows
Count 10 er cop Neg. in 2-l0cc,
2-loc, and 2-0lco. Count $50 Der
&C. Neg y 2-l0cc and 2-0lcc-Gal-
lup Herald
a, T. Malinowsk. Of Mails Sweet
shop has returned from ten davs
spent in Los Angeles. Calf Willie
N THAI city he purchased a candy
factory equipment and complete
l~rncheoneftc service. which will en-
abb this popular firm TO hencoforth
m2nrfartu-e ite CsJ1 crrIfoe I'll.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
l72

AN act PROVIDING FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF BONDS BY THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO IN
THE SIM OF TWO MILLION
DOLLARS TO PROVIDE FUNDS
FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION AND
IMPROVEMENT OF STATE
HIGHWAYS. PROVIDING A
TAN LEW FOR TIE pay
MFNT OF INTEREST AND
FRINCIT 81 or SAID PONDS
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
: rare Committee Substitute for
Senate Bill No n. Ia arendef'
approved March Y. 1910.
Pc It enacted bv the Legislature
o. the Stae Of New Mexico:
Section For the purpose OF
providing funds for the constrrc-
ani IMPROVEMENT Of Stare
and for meeting aIioi-
nenfs - Federal funds made g.
he state rnier the Sc Il Congress
as the federal Road Ard
ACt". ar indeJ' ducss a he Sta-e
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

farms the oats, wheat and barley are
in stack, and corr is about ready to
cut. The cattle browsing in the
meadows are plump and fat. But a
side glance at the apple trees which
should be dropping with their loads,
would remind one of a bewitched
barley stack, owing to their being
nipped in the bud by late frosts-
Carrizozo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

way Commission i, hereby author
lied and directed to expend the
said proceeds from the sah Of
sSiu oorus III ny ohieieh. eountHs
ties the amounts m ne ,Snerd.d ;.
the respectiye oount;e, In m, stan.
to he in proportion to the mon
OF assessed valuation in each of ,
counties of all the oronertv tbprein
according TO the tax rolf, Of m,
resneetive comics and ,bs am,,,a,
ca IN he evoended in .arh ~ "a
counties shail he de,er,n;,fd h. ,hs
said STATE Hipbwav Commission
from the tax rolls OF said countie,
tor the year 100 as they shall be
or file m the office OF the stain Tax
COMMISSION OF the State OF New
NeNico tor said year.
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-.r eau-f - .ar. yeas iatercet on
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Eu s.r ~ .- said bond. shaif
.r. rim vea-e. therg sNar
.Hf %. 'r imposed and
..3 ar. rf nra.. r#a. ID. NE State Of
'.w ). s = % taxation
.a#to rr-r. IN annual nd
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r '- no i,c1. IN
el a- fHtH san Re l.g'cd
.-f r.rr.. I'D n - sar.,
..',- taxes ror state
.H.H 81. f. dlts
Anti I'd ~ ~ as
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+. ~ Ne lrgief. AZ
--f s.' ~ he SAM.
ne s-m, fines as
- STATE etrrosrs az.
.e.seH ard collected
>..te. "i.. State lfp-s ne
s'eI - .7'. r. acc UNITS 81 AT
nHr' ne t2Frs
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
S0C0RR0

: s Grover and W. H. Wilson, Of
Memphis, Texas; w. b. Bi-be, and
!. L. Bernard, OF Benjamin, Texas.
stockholders interested in thc Mag
da Min ug company, were here ,.s
week looking over the mines CHE
Old uaGd,crabble) preparatory 10
ma king arrangements for the build
ING Of a reduction plant They
made It thorough examination oil
the mines, viewing the large body OF
ore recently ,trucl on this property
and were more than pleased with the
outlook. They have return d home
and will, at a meeting of the Texas
stockholders make . report OF their
eervations, and judging from their
rs here, the report will be very
icring,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
QUAY

f. NJ. Highday killed a snake IN
front OF his confectionery last sat
u1day night. 1t is thought % be an
Air can racer which escaped from
the carnival company showing here
during the Roundup It was about
81 feet long. black in color and did
rot pr. mp much OF a fight
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Governor as provided in Section
10 of this act, the State Treasurer
shall negotiable coupon
bonds OF the State of New Mexico
in the denomination Of che thous-
and dollars each, or such smaller de-
nominations not less than one humid
red dollars each as the Governor shall
determine, to be numbered consecu-
lively and TO bear date January Isl
1921 said bonds shall bear interest
at the rate of four per cent
I'm per annum. payable semi
annually. on the first day OF July
and the first day of January each
yearand both principal and interest
s.all be payabie In gold coin or its
equivalent In lawful money of the
United States 1T the Office Of the
ate Treasurer tu the Civ OF San
Fe. New III leo. a. al some BAN,
+. lie Ci.N Of New I3.E State ef
Ho-L *. or such other place as
r.u D. Cc. .-atcf in sttl bond.
ami p. .re ia. spoons ucneJ .I'u
-. at The option Of thc holder. Tie
.1. Il, sad De- p, snail
Hez. ar IT. Ec .re-
.suf 70 -aI Dc pro..ds.t
.#l bond. f.a. .t..g may D.. re-
.ag-H3 al .t#e. or .taH 81. t.t Static
~ any time attic. Ten years ~
Their date. said bond, Shall BE-
.aea -Hy .tfe- Governor, a-.-..rf
~ tl Secretary 81 State
.'a o' HEr ami er
II ll .s. I~s..sus
PAN d. r..f 81. .'e
ditto. 20. +. book 10 r
hir r.. f'.f IN. ro-r.. En- wh.h 81
he entered ME date rnr
Hft md If o1et H
.ll and tte ala.ar for wis
me- Shall have been eafa
5.U f4,h and credit Of the STATE
New Nesir hereby r'o1
.he amr- raeattnI a
- me- t-f .rI
% .H-r
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

To- Ees4 F4--~-- arc So T..
p ~-N-e~f ~~r--~ = ~-r0r
wh'rh 80 - te7-ies. -s-.
To- -r---~~ - -- -re
- 90 -s7~h 7rr ~ .hrrshe-- ~4-
~ h~7S ~ ~ ids - ~
through that fertile disf-;rt N
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

The frosts OF III. 9th and 2s,h ol
last month caused some damage, nip
ping the squashes. cucumbers AM
other tender vegetables. From II,
Sth to the llth instant, however the
frost has been severe, all the garden
vegetables and farm crops showing
decided signs Of the effect caused
Taos Valley News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
SAN MIGUEL


Manuel Garcia. Bernardo Duran
and Telesfor Peralta were each
bound over over I the grand jury
IN the sum of $500 each by {. II
Stewart justice OF the peace yester-
day afternoon.
Duran and Peralta are charged
with having stolen a SET Of harness
from w. c. Cox the latter part OF
July this year, and they are believed
to have also burglarized the resi-
dence of A. J. Gerard on Septem-
Der 3rd. In default OF bail all three
OF the men were committed to the
county jail. The grand jury con-
yenes the second Monday in Oc'o-
Der. Garcia is believed 10 have been
implicated with the other two men
in robberies in Greater Las Vegas.
Hon. Eugenio Romero. former
mayor of the West side of Greater
Las Vegas, is seriously i'll at the
family home in Pacific street and
due TO his advanced years il is fear
cd the skill of the best physicians
will not be able 10 arrest the attack
OF the llness that has siezed him.
Hon. Romero is about IS years old
lie Is known as the WA Horse" of
tn republican party in New Mexico
He was formerly pres dent Of the
Las Vegas grand board. and is
promirently identified with the his
tory q New Mexico and Create
Las Vegas.
He = the fathe- Of Sheriff ( cup
q 40 Romero and the sheriff aud The
o't'- Children wee ~ lis bedside an
81 'as' night-lss Vegas Opt r
strict Iudgs y 7 Teahv has
dismissed the complain Of plaintiff,
~ he action STYLED State po7-S ~
Ne@ifH -S. COUNTY Co-nrnSsio-e-s Or
y -nel cornfv wher the -lair
80 faiied n f-rnisr sufficient r-o-s
% rs contention as set ont ~ 30
~-rfa -
= we ~ 7c-io- or So psv. ~ .la
State Road ~ u ar-h ;7~vofv;r~ -.
s-i7- of 'ha corrf- feaifr ofr~4-
u 2 = Ee~f-~ - wh;-t TIE ~
80 sn-ch- - ~e-o-s- -b1-. s7g0
Tom fhN ho--S ~ ~~-r-.- -o--
- a-a--- - -~,o;--
county physician othe- -hs7 D-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

The forty-aore tract Just north Of
Mosquero that was subdiyided into
small acreage tracts were practically
all sold out in a single day. The ma
jority OF those purchasing were
Mosquero farmers who will build on
the tracts in the near future Tor the
purpose OF residing there during The
W inter- and enjoying the benefits of
the M~osquero schools
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
TORRANCE

Judge Maloncy from Lucy report,
a very bad electrical storm At thai
Ilace MONDAY M. Malonev's gar
age and John McGiliivray's dwelling
w.re struck by lightning. but neither
was badly damaged Mr.. McGilh-
vray sustained a considerable dam
age by the bursting OF his Stern.
caused by the lightning.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Jas. F. Tressler, president Of the
San Juan Coal Mining company and
+. |. Medley one OF the directors OF
the same company arrived in Farm
ingtor Sunday noon, having motored
over from Walsenburg, Colorado to
visit with G.. f. Peasants, and look
over the operations OF the company.
Both gentlemen are very much
pleased with the company's property
and business in general, also the
valleys fruit and farm products
They have been doing all possible to
hurry the delivery of the big truck
and state the railroad promises it
Don. They also authorized the
operation of an additional four more
trucks. These WI also be used in
Transporting coal from the mine 20
railroad cars al Farminetou-Farm
ington Tim s-Hustler.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Down - - z : = E-~ ~ n.
Hsr;-n t~Td.-9 80 w4~ r.
- f7e-csr F-~-o- -o@a-tr- vit
f+e- vives an1 + = Friends cave >
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

The hardware store of N. B. Tay-
lor and Sons al Carrizozo was rob-
hey by some one who seemed 10
value pocket knives, razors and cart
ridges to articles of more value The
thieves entered through a back win
dow after pryirg open the " ndow
bars.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
MORA

The new elevator Of the Mesa Co
Operative company or as it is better
known the Farmers Elevator" is
nearing completion, and will proba-
bly, b. running in time to handle a
part OF this years wheat crop.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Robert Fain who lives eight mile
southwest of Willard was in Estan-
cia with a load Of watermelons and
@ntaloupes. He raised waterm,l-
ons this year weighing as high as ~
pounds and the quality was good
He brought the seed iron Texas
four years g and this is his fourth
crop. He says they are doing
noticeably better as they become sc-
climated-Estancia Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Governor Cov's charge that ~,
Republican camnairn fund-merely
because i iS Republican. and not
Democratic-is intended a., bride
money is NOT only a stupid p river.
'on of the truth - IS an iusuit 10
he people ~ the United STATE.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

J. w. Jackson reports the sale Of
the Mart Land homestead northeas,
OF town TO Mr.. Lacy of Riley. Kan
sas Consideration 5000 Also
the George Rhodes homestead ~
l02 acres to another man Of RILEY.
Kansas. Consideration si.4oo. He
likewise sold the Mrs. Beicher farm
east OF Monntainair to BENZ II.
Pike for A20m-Mountainair In
iepenient.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Workmen have begun the excava.
ton for the foundation OF the $1,000
brick building for the Citizens bank.
The first carload OF brick has also
arrived for the building
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
lEA

The condition OF Lee Langston.
suffering from severe burns incur
red in rescuinC a woman from .
house Attire in the Kemp-Munger.
Allen field last Friday. which a.
firs, were expected 20 prove fatal.
is steadily improving H is az the
home Of his uncle. w F. Fagperts.
Young Langston. according To
other bosrders AZ the house where
the fire occurred. extingu she'd The
flames from the young woman's
clothing. and ali.ourh suffc-iuo
from severe burns himself. ~.
clothes almost burned from > 8 - y,
he carried the woman two blocks
20 a drug store. where be insisted
that aid be rendered h,r first. TIE
woman was painfully bnt not se~i-
ouslv burned.
The conflagration was caused b,
thc explosion OF a kerosene lamp.
M LanRston is well known ~
l~ovington. having taught in the pub
Tic school here for several YEAR,
lov ng,on Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Whitelev eu-
ter'ained friends who gathered q,
their home 20 bid farewell to Miss
Ehie Lou and congratulate Mr.. Raw
nond r. Mccain. Of Pasadena.
California. upon the winning Of such
a noble bride The bride is q Ia
fur girl and the groom has chosen
wisely his life companion.
Harvesting has begun II he Low
rnVtor community and 4 spite -hr
Dr. w~s;he- ~ the ~ d-snn-~-
months prasshonpe-s and MANY nth
pests. the c-nns ere r-omis'uc -ie
mo- shr1ianf .-'ciI ~ qhnr. fa,-
weave There 80 -~e~e-ai nioe 81.
fn- patches a-orni Hohhs -ni 'hos
Who have niart-I - .his ,ea- go
rl'r-i-c fo- , ia-rr- 7c-zre -1~.
wear
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
SAN JUAN

The Z. T. Williams company, drill
ing for oil northeast OF Flora Vista.
are o down below the 1850 foot
level, according to a /. Hubbard OF
Aztec. They have made a fair
showing of both oil and gas, but
The Aztec Review reminds us that
the company has a deep well o n
tract and is not looking for'any com
merc'al oil short Of 1900 feet
The state highway engin. er at
Santa Fe refused 10 offer aid to
strengthen the bridges between
Pennington and the Fruitland coal
mines. In that event, we will do
It ourselves, as it will be 70 tn, in
tcrest Of the county 20 have five big
fWe-ton trucks hauling coal from the
mines to the "a lroad The hiah-
way. commission during the pa q
Two wears, and the state tax com
mission both managed to hand San
Juan county a package whenever the
opportunity afforded. but It's lust
the way we ike i'll
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Section l-That i Is Necessary
TO- the preservation e the pubrc
rtace and safety Of the inhabitants
~ he State of Nv Mexico that
IRE r-n-si1ns 81 this sc' shan be-
rsns effective ~ the earliest time,
ard therefore an emergency - here
y declared n evist and this act shaH
axe effect and ~ IN fu1 force
-o~ ard affe- its passage and ap-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09

Way down in Tennessee, the ed.
itor Of The Jellico Carry.On. under
the heading Of The Next Presi-
dent" begins with, "Some of US
have about come to the place where
we don't care a rap whether the
man is a democrat, republican or
on the fence. But there are other
things he must be-. We would like
a nan who can devote a little at
tention to the affairs Of Uncle Sam
and less to Corsica and the Isle Of
Man. We want a plain old
fashioned American; not a dreamer
nor a theorist or an international
star gazer. Harding. and Coolidge
seem endowed with the qualifica-
tons. If we can't have Harding
give US a democrat just as good be-
cause this is an election to choose a
president Of the Uuited States and
not for the League of Nations"