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New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

With 10000 cigarettes, believed 70
have been stolen, in their possession
two boys, who gave their names a,
Grant, were arrested al Santa Rosa.
The boys are aged II and l5 years
They had several other articles be-
lieved 10 have been obtained bv
theft. Judge David J. Leahy and
District Attorney Ward expect to
v'sit Santa Rosa soon and the boys
viii have hearing. They refuse 20
give any account of then selves and
# is not known where their parents
reside
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

A J. c. Penny store is to be open
ed in Silver City on April list.
The Silver City branch is number
2S2 and since it was decided upon
and arranged for, others have been
added until there are now 207 OF these
stores locates in % states.
X. $. Burns. who will be manager
of the Silver City store, has arrived
accompanied by his family, and i'm
mediately started the work OF getting
the building ready for occupancy.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
LUNA
Last Saturday, night George Hicks
and his wife (colored) were arrested

Last Saturday, night George Hicks
and his wife (colored) were arrested
by representatives from the sheriff's
office, city police department and de-
Partment of justice, on a charge Of
conducting a d.sorderly house m the
northern part Oh IL. city The Cifi-
GERS apparently H#l c.eaH ,.eep
having Caugh, a las 4rague Mildred
lae E'r (ooiosal| end taa Mrs can
gi-i Eisio Mal.lrlH ami Maria Gar
cil LIcks and pleaded try
TO the charge of con-. -..aaa h use
Of prostitution and were each fined
ee and COSTS and given #il sn-
teHee oi 90 days, lhc latte. being
suspended during good behavior. The
girls were also fined $50 each and
given d suspended Jail sentence.
N. Chavez, jitney driver who is
said to be frequenter of the place.
was taken into custody, and it was
alleged that he had pint of whiskey
under the seat of his jitney. He was
arraigned before Judge b. Y. Nc
keyes and bound over to the federal
court in the sum of $3.50
Contractor William Castro, who
has charge of the building of the ex-
tension to the Nordhaus stores. is
rapidly completing the work. 1t is
the connecting link from the build
ing that IS occupied by the dry goods
dc partment to the building occupied
by the hardware store. The addition
Will be three stories high, of brick
a nd Tt. If q
used for storehouse and heating
plant, the second floor for the furni-
ture department. and the third floor
VIII be occupied by the plumbing and
lin shops. This will give the Nord-
1aus stores the largest floor space
of any store in the city, occupying
he space 800 feet deep by 50 feet in
y ,dth.-Deming Headlight.
The Little Hatchet Mining com
oany has removed its main office
rom Santa Rita to Hachita. and dey-
,lopment will be speeded up accord
ngly. The main working shaft is
low being timbered to the 50-foot
eNei. and at every successive lift of
% feet crosscuts will be carried out
q the ore. Work will also be started
within a few days on the Dantey
hsft, Assays from the vein now ex-
'osed in the bottom of the shaft are
aid to show values of better than
IS ton. Comfortable quarters are
low under construction for the mine
n'ployes and a pallows frame ard
.hgiEe-house are also being built
-olumbus Courier.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
GRAN

A gang OF workmen have been en-
gagged for some days in transforming
what was the gymnasium building at
the Normal School into boys dor
mitory as additional accommodation is
badly needed. The upstairs portion
of the building is being divided in
rooms making Accommodations for a
students.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

J. E. Murray has been active IN
buying and shipping grain from
Glenrio, but handicapped recently
through lack Of cars. The market
has gone Off e0rcwh at. which retards
business The streets AZ times have
been lined with two, four and six
horse wagon loads of grain. all OF II
shipped by Mr.. Murray, up-to-nov
having handled twenty-three cars Of
maize. and three Of corn. and more 20
follow Of both. Farmers hauled their
grain from 20 to 25 miles. in order to
participate in the attractive freight
rates Glenrio enjoys. Attractive
freight rates and pure water" are
some of the items drawing business
to the Rock Island rails at Glenrio,
New Mexico.-Glenrio Tribune.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
GUADALUPE

A. c. Cain, of Cuervo, sold 200 head
OF cows the first Of the week to a
cattle buyer from Tucumcari.
The biggest land sale that has TAX
en- place in Guadalupe county for
some time was conSumated in this
city Tuesday morning when c. L.
Davis, Of Wichita, Kansas, purchased
the Aqua Negra cattle ranch. con-
sisting of over 1900 acres Of decided
land. The consideration paid was
Sl74.s0O 1t is understood that Mr.
Davis intends to begin restocking
the ranch at once.-Santa Rosa
Voice.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
QUAY

Judge S. II. Madden OF the Glen
rio Oil Co. had men working on his
new oil well to be sunk on the Oden
ranch, four miles east OF town Bunk
houses have been erected, the neces-
sary excavation performed and car
penters engaged in erecting a modern
gate to the north Of the railroad.
which, when completed. he the best
OF IT'S kind.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
STATE CAPITOL AND OTHER
OFFICIAL BITS OF NEWS

a. n. Sedillo was appointed legal
advisor to the governor last Satur-
day to succeed Felix Baca who re-
signed last December to take effect
at the pleasure of the governor. Mr..
Sedillo resigned as a member of the
legislature last week and qualified
as advisor on Monday.
After spending the month of Feb.
IN the corridor of the east wing OF
the Capitol, the drafting section of
the highway department has moved
back into the senate chamber. The
lack OF space TO conduct the states
business has become so pressing that
new quarters for two or three more
departments will have to be rented
during the next year. The health
department is occupying the office
of the chief clerk of the house and
the banking department which was
crowded out of the capitol over Two
years ago, is still located in the Cap
ital City Bank building.
A hearing will be held in Gallup
on March s before u. 6. Commis-
sioner /. H. Ford in the case of
the United States against the state
of New Mexico in the matter of
school sections in that city. There
are four sections of school lands in
dispute in this case. The govern.
ment claims that they were known
to be coal bearing al the time the
grant was made. The state holds
that al the time these sections were
not known to be underlaid with coal.
Notary public commissions have
been signed by Governor Larra1olo
and filed with the SECRETARY of State
as follows:
William J. Ashcraft. Quay county;
Pauline Kinsell. Chaves; Margaret A.
CIV. Dora Ana; James X. Med lwe1l,
Curry; Charles F. Wills. Curry; Yer
non E. Livingston, Union; and Ma
ttan E. Nacene. Union.
The Farmers and Bankers Life m
si1 ance company of Wichita. Kan
sas and the Southland Life Irsur-
ance company of Dallas. Texas. have
notified the state insurance depart
r'ent that they will not ask for re-
newals of their licenses in this state.
An application to divert, store and
use for irrigation, water from Cot
creek in Eddy county was
filed with State Engineer Gillett last
Saturday by c. Shapland of Lake
Arthur. 4
The Franklin Fire Insurance COM
,any's application for a license to do
business in New Mexico was approx
ID Wednesday by the superintendent
,f insurance. The company's home
,ffice is in Philadelphia.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
COLFAx

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iSnhg oi ihuen praise IN the matter
lues toi inc employees a recent
ohi ,he eoun'y supefihtehd-
cur oi schoois SHOWS Dawson to be
Ta 1laAs sred' progress educationaily:
ann Nc s.Loo's nave an enrolment OF
- WIN corps OF - teachers Be
49, iouI year hlsn schooi course
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New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
SEVERAL NEW COMPANIES
INCORPORATE DURING WEEK

The II. Goodman Company, Tucum-
carl. General merchandise business,
Capital stock, S50OOO-Incorp 1rators /:
H. Goodman, Mrs. B. Goodman. Joe
Adler, Max II. Karlsroher, ]. s.
Goodman, all of Tucumcari
The Plaza Mercantile Company. of
Las Vegas; General merchandise
business. Capital stock. $1,000 In
corp rporators-John L. Bland, G. p.
Schoeny, c. E. Israel, all of Las
Vegas.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

flour spar properties north of the
city. has been visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Ralph S. Spann this week. II
Is more than likely that he will re-
turn again shortly with something
up his sleeye.-Lordsburg Liberal.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05


son, of the irrigation Indian serv
ice, that the United States Indiar
school located at albuquerque viii
this year receive an appropriation o.
$4,000, according l. a bin passed
by congress February IS. THIS suu
p is 81 90 more than the appropria-
ton or last year. The increase wa
thought needed on account OF The
high cost OF materials
Eleven hundred and thirty-fiye
books have been received BY the
State University OF New Mexico from
, the National Library association
which is thus returning for use there
a portion of the books which were
donated during the war and which
have seen service practically all over
the world.
p. F. McCanna, realty operator
sold to the State National bank of
Albuquerque the Grant building,
situated on the northwest C orner OF
Third street and Central avenue, the
purchase price being $4,000.
The property consists OF four lots,
with a splendid two-story building,
the ground floor of which is now
occupied by Roadway brothers, the
Whitney Hardware company and
other concerns.
A one-story frame building at Al
buquerque was sold by P. +. Nc
Gamma, as representative for William
Spiegelberg of New York to Lamori
Brothers and G.. Toti, The conside-
ration was &l 600. The property has
frontage on First street of so feet
and is l42 feet deep
The Isleta Indians have contribut-
ed approximately $1,000 worth of labor
to the county in the construction OF
flood protection projects on the river
south of Albuquerque.
DIR. Z. l.. Mitchell and Robert Nc
Clughan have purchased five lots at
Albuquerque and have started cons
truction on one of two modern resi-
dences. These houses will be modern
six room brick residences, one of
which DR.. Mitchell will retain as
residence. The other will probably
be sold.
DR.. Mitchell is building a modern
house on the keystone lot of the
circle in Luna place, which has al
ready been sold although not yet
finished. This is the third house DIR.
has built and sold in this
in the past few weeks.
Robert McClughan, local real estate
dealer, and c. A. Day, who is an
extensive cotton producer Of Paris,
Texas, have also purchased two blocks
at Albuquerque. 1t is planned to de-
velop this property in the building
of number Of houses and place the
of the lots on the market
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

Some of the fruit trees in this vi
cinity are already in bloom and these
trees are probably doomed to be hit
by late frost.-4Las Cruces Re-
public.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

MarCn 20, al Santa re.
The apportionment of delegates for
this first convention is:
Bernalillo, q; Chaves, S; Colfax
Il Curry, 3 De Baca, 2; Dona Ana
y; Eddy, g. Grant, II; Guadalupe
I; .-l-a-so, (; Lea. I Lincoln. =
Luuz. 4 Mckinley %; Mora, H.
Otero. q, Q--y. Z Rio Ari5a, IS
-aa.... --. st-i o; Sen Juan
), San .l-l, 70; Santa Fe. Is
Sierra, ;; @ocorro, IS; Taos, 9; Tor
renee, 8; Union, 10, Valencia 49,
This convention will be the frs,
IN the history of the state to seat
ton of H. 0. Bursum, it was de-
cided to admit women on the same
basis as men even though it is doubt
full if the Susan B. Anthony amend.
ment will be ratified in the nation
in time for them to exercise the
right of franchise in 1920.
The place for the convention tn
nominate a state ticket and adopt
a platform is Albuquerque.
The time of the nominating con-
Yention is to be set by a commit
tee composed of George r. Craig,
state chairman; H. o. Bursum, ma
tional committeeman: Tom Hughes,
Albuquerque Secundino Romero,
Las Vegas; f M. Otero, Los Lu-
mas.
The apportionment of delegates for
he nominating convention is:
Bernalillo l04, Chaves p, Colfax 20,
Curry II, De Baca 8. Dona Ana So.
Eddy 49, Grant 81, Guadalupe "a, Hi
ialgo 4, Lea |, Lincoln 33, Luna IS,
Mckinley %, Mora 90. Otero %, Quay
le. Rio Arriba "a, Roosevelt 9, San
doval 81, San Juan l6, San Miguel
l2o, Santa Fe u. Sierra II, Socorro
H. Taos 43, Torrance 40, Union 81,
Valencia 63.
The sentiment of the committee
FOR Major General Leonard Wood
as republican nominee for president
was almost unanimous, il was in
dicated in a poll that was taken
Just before adjournment. Instead of
passing a resolution endorsing Cen
erai Wood, the committee left the
convention unhampered, but secured
the opinion of the committee mem
bers through poll of those present.
On the roll call there were 30 votes
for General Wood and four scatter
ing. The latter included one for Ed
wards, democrat of New Jersey. The
member laughingly explained that he
was voting for Edwards on account
Of Edwards "wct" platform.
The delegation for the Santa Fe
convention is based upon 100 votes or
majority thereof cast for the repub-
licar candidate for governor in the
last general election. The total of
these votes was 237S2.
The apportionment for the big pop
1lar convention in the fall is about
one delegate for every 20 Republi-
can voters, so there is no reason
why at least % per cent of all the
precincts in the state should not be
represented.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
D0NA ANA

Arrangements are now under way
for the holding of county fair in
Las Cruces in 1920. and a petition
for same has been filed with the COM
missioners.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
ROOSEVELT

c. w. Hart Of Delphos has pur-
chased another hundred head of cat
fContinued on supplenent.)
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
HlOALG0

Hon. Ira O. Wetmore. formerly a
real estate booster at Demi1g ard
later member of the legislature from
Carrizozo. accompanied BY his bro
ther Ben and wife. were IN the CITY
Monday nieht. en- route 10 Globe
Ariz ma. Thew are at present very
extensive handlers of land scrip.
J. w. Bennett of Hachita and Wal
ter Chester. Of this city. are now
owners of the Virginia mining clai-n
between 1ordsburg and the 'S5"
mine. While here last week Mr. Ben
nett purchased the latest model For
at the Scott garage. II is the pur
pose of the owners to develop the
property at once.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

w. H. Long, the noted stockman.
and one Of the biggest land owners
in the county, has been looking aft
er matters on his fine irrigated farm
near Fort Sumner. Mr.. Long was
much pleased with the looks of 900
early spring lambs on the Valley
farm.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
EDDY

Hi.a fore 5a-.as aai w aa5cr
bunch on ra0e- Main
t.e as -i-- IS r-it
The ....Har Ought 10 a.
-as IN ta-' vicinity
Tile a-oar agls for te mug 5ea-
son IA the stock business are 6elli
than they have been for years. Ow-
ing to the abundance of grass last
fall the beginning OF winter found
the cattle in excellent condition, and
the mildness of the winter has
brought them through with scarcely
any loss in flesh or weight. The
stockmen are looking forward to a
season of unusual prosperity.
The weather, has been very warm
and sprnglike. While this was very
enjoyable many have been afraid it
would cause the frui, trees to bios
som earlier than would be safe. The
buds on many trees are swelling and
alfalfa is from four to six inches high.
The last few days have been cooler
and orchardsts are hoping they will
remain so.-Artesia Advocate.
Recent shipments from the local
stockpens were two carloads OF goats
the property of c. II. Leid, which
were shipped to flanagan, Missouri,
on the 10Th. Two cars OF cattle were
shipped to Fort Worth the 10Th ms
tant the cattle belonging to Vance
Polk and company.
The new building of the Globe
Plaster and Mining company, which
is to replace the one destroyed by
fire, is being hurried, large force
of men being engaged on the job.
The frame work is about completed
and the corrugated iron will be ship
ped in from Fl Paso ready to be ap-
piled. Mr., Hubert says everything
is moving on nicely and rapidly at
the plant Carlsbad Current.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

7. H. Cauthen IF Lamrasas, Te~a-.
who is president of the Great Eagle
Mining Company, owning valuable
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
De BACA

Bret McMillen. the Ricardo mer-
chant. is erecting a fine stone store
building in that town.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

Miss Faye Head enjoys the distinc
ton of being the first woman EN-
ployee of a bank in this city to b,
elected TO the official staff. Mis-,
Head was elected assistant cashier
of the First National Bank at a re.
cent meeting OF its directors. Eff
cheney and faithfulness tD the insti.
tuition, have earned this promotion
{. w. Harrison. president. an
nounced that'the deposits Of the bank
had reached the million dollar mark.
classing it among the big banks of
the southwest.
Baker Bros. & Shepard report the
sale OF $4,000 worth Of Clovis prop
erty in two days this week.-Cloyis
Journal.
]. w. Mordecai was awarded the
contract for the erection of Clovis
new school building and Barry Hard
ware Company was given the plumb
ing and heating. School will beb held
in the churches and other buildings
about town and work will be COM
menced this week tearing down the
old structure and preparing to erect
the new school building, which will
be completed in time for this falls
term of school.
Miss Addie Chenworth sold her
residence on North Mitchell St. his
wect 80 { /. Srllivan. who is nlovino
20 n ,,,;r f-or,, lE.~L... Eli t..
and he and associates are putting
down a deep test well on holdings
in the Taiban country. The residence
and furniture sold for $1,000. G w.
Bryan OF the real estate department
of the Union Mortgage Company
making the deaL-Clovis News.
The hauling of lumber for the new
school house at Ranchvale began last
Monday.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
CURRY

Work was started on the big A. B
Austin Il Co. store building Monday
morning when teams commenced ex-
cavation on the basement. The build
ing will be 84Xl00 feet, two stories
with basement. The building will be
divided into three rooms for the
different departments OF the store
The second story will be fitted up for
offices on the east and apartments
on the west. 1t is to be built OF
brick trimmed with stone and will be
a handsome addition to the CONNER
cial structures of the city.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

Wool Growers Association
swell .......... March 8,
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
COMING EVENTS

Republican Convention
ia Fe........... March d
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

Masonic Grand Bodies
Albuquerque ... March Is, %
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

Geo. A. Remley. formerly Of the
firm OF Champion, Remley. & Phil,
lips of this city, is now holding the
position of cashier of the First Ma.
tional Bank of Cimarron. Mr.. Vasey
having resigned
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
SANTA FE AND ALBUQUERQUE
EACH GET A CONVENTION

The Republican state central COM
mittee which met at the Capitol
building last Saturday disposed of
considerable business with dispatch
and unanimity.
The time and place for the first
convention which will select deiega-
ties to the national convention is
March 26, at Santa Fe.
The apportionment of delegates for
this first convention Is:
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

The Franklin Fire Insurance COM
pany's application fer license to do
business in New Mexico was approv-
ed Wednesday by the superintendent
of insurance. The company's home
office is in Philadelphia.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALIll0

1t is announced by H. F. Robin
son, of the irrigation Indian serv-
ice. that the United States Indian
school located at albuquerque will
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
AFTER BIG SANlTARIUM

Hugh II. Williams, chairman of the
state corporation commission. and
now serving his third four year term
as supreme representative for New
Mexico, in the Supreme Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias is not leaving a
stone unturned in his efforts to in
duce that great patriotic and charat-
able organization to raise a fund OF
two million dollars for
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

The new modern equipment pur-
chased some time ago by Springer
Hose Co. No |, was shipped from
the factory at Elmira, New York, and
is expected to arrive in a few days.
In the fire fighting line Springer will
soon be as well equipped as the
largest cities.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

state University OF New Mexico from
the National Library association,
which is thus returning for use there
a portion of the books which were
donated during the war and which
have seen service practically all over
the world.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26

Another feature-value-40-
inch Satin Charmeuse-soft and
supple quality which drapes
beautifully. Available in black,
navy blue, brown and white.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
$500
For Goats formerly
priced $500

Fine, handsome, welimade coats, of
Silvertone, Wool Velour, Suede Cloth,
Baby Lamb-and Novelty Sport CoaN.
Some with collars of French seal; others
with collars of self. Many braid trimmed
Coofc EorD,orJ,, N
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
$500
For Suits formerly
$500 to $500

Smart tailored and fur trimmed mod
els, fashioned of Wool Tricotine, Velour
de Lame, Silvertone, Suede Cloth. Some
have unique trimmings done with braid,
others embroidered. Sizes for women
and misses.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
W0men'S and Misses Winter Suits
$1,000
For Suits formerly
$500 to $1,000

Stunning Suits of Veldyne, Duvet de
Lame, Tricotine and Poiret Twill, in
smartly tailored and ripple tail models.
Suitable for the matron or the very
young miss are these chic suits-and the
price is so low.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
SpeCial--- Women S
Waking Boots
$6.45 -.

These are boots of high quality, made of
dark brown calfskin, with comfortable Cuban
leather heels, straight imitation tips, and
welted soles. They are to be had at this spe-
cial price in all sizes up to Sand widths
from AA to D. Pair, seas.
Second FIeor-La nsburxh T. Brother.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26

Firm and strong in weave
and rich in appearance. 40
inches wide, to be had in fifty
different light and dark shades,
as we'll as black and white.
Specially priced, $l.As yard.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26

Stunning Dresses that are we'll made
of fine Tricotine, Serge, Velour and Satin.
Beautifully trimmed in attractive en-
broidery and braid. These are truly ex-
ceptional values at this low price.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26

These all the finer dresses which be had half $751;
icoe futnmed $3.50; st6oO embroidered duvetyn furtm
si45.OO embroidered duvetyn and satn$72.50.
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