The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
STATE NEWS

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RoswEI1-lsoswcHl will revive
lite regular monthly sales day. effec-
tive Monday, April ~. IL VIII be
featured by a hlg auction sale. spe-
cial bargains by merchants. and en-
tertainment features. including an
exhibition BY the Roswell fire depart
ment A band VIII be provided for
the occasion.
TCCuNcARI-rucumcarl will be
The arat New Mexico city 10 vote on
the commission form OF government
under the law enacted by the last
legiaiaturc permitting citiss and
towns Of 5000 TO 10000 population
TO adopt the system which has worked
proposed change viii be submitted 70
the people OF Tucumcari ON April 10
at n special election. The commits
sion manager form. similar to that
IN Albuquerque, r. 20 be submitted
MoUNTATNAIR-The Continental
OIL company has completed arrange
ments for construction OF an oil dis
tributing station at Mountalnair,
with ID. ". Nosa, local representative
Of the company, IN charge. Hereto
fore gasoline has been hauled TO
aNNNNANNANN ~ NMNA NNnm ANAAIM
Mountainalr IN now using more gas
than y distributed from she Willard
station.
cARLSBAD-Judge u. q. Grant
ham, member Of tho state senate
from EDDY county. has been appoint
Cd police Judge In Carlsbad. succeed
ing Judge Fred ~ wilson. resigned.
NORA Bonds for $4,000, voted
20 complete construction OF the Mora
consolidated hoo house. have been
sold and bids for the new conn,ruc-
ton will be asked for text week.
RoY-Hornbaker q duncan. con-
tractou. IA begun h construc-
ton Of \ planning min ard cemen
plant at Roy. They will construct a
buiidinE SSSeo feet
SOLANO-A school bond Issue OF
$40. 900 for tho construction OF a
new school building at Solano. was
voted by the people last week by o
~subatantial majority.
LAS vEGAs-Rsv. NJ. l.. Fergu-
fou, formerly OF Rusk. Ir.. college.
at Ruak. Texas. has arrived In Las
vegas to take the position OF dean
Of the Montczuma college. He brought
with him ~ graduates Of the Rusk
AN"HANNAANn MAN VIII AANNNNfNA NAfAN
education az the Baptist college here.
DEAuNG-Ncxican consular Off
GERS have been In Dcming and Silver
City during the past week complct-
ina arrangements for assisting In
their return 10 MeStco large mum
beers OF hborcrs who havo been ems
ploycd In the mines al Tyrone and
Hurley. and who were lot out by the
recent shutdown In the c~ppcr in
dustry.
RATON-Instaiiaiion Of a cluster
lighting system for the Ration bust
mess district will be completed with
IN the nex stx weeks. according 20
NJ. ~ MaEhcc. manager of the city
lighting service.
WORCESTERSHIRE u Andrews,
vice president Of the Citizens state
Hank % Mountalnair. has been APP
pointed assistant 10 the receiver ol
the latter institution, aud will b
placed In charge OF it, affairs. \
financial statement Of the assets OF
the CLOSED bank shows that Il will
be able To- take care % it, obliga'
lions rs soon as the frozcn pssct'
ran be realized on. Farmers who
were unable to move their crops and
STcrc unable 20 meet their loans, re-
suited In d embarrassment Of The
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banking department has shown tbs
bank TO be solvent.
CARLSBAD Plans have beer
completed for the erection of a $50
GOO city hall In Carlsbad, the money
TO be realized by a bond Issue.
DEMINo-Tho hospital building
at Camp Cody. which has recently
been overhaulcd and repaired, is e
bc used by the government ~ a No
cationai trimming center. Service mel
affected with tuberculosis who ar
capable OF taking vocational train
ing Will b. assigned 20 tho DENIM
center.
WOY-t6O.O0 OF school bonds
voted last Summer for the loca
school district. and which were no
sold at the time because OF an m
active bond market. have been sol
60 Autonidcs 4 Go. Of b~uver, az ~
Tho local school board estimates tina
the proposed school building will h
buiit for $4,000 less than would hsyO
been required last summer The ne'
building h. expected 10 be ready whel
school opens In October.
RATON-The annual statements O
the postal savings banks for the iis
cal year ending June 80. 1929. sho'
that the local pustotttte leads ~
state In postal savings At that tim
1taton had 81 depo4tors tho de
posts totaling SiT,17a Gallup ha
30 accounts with fa,bi7; AlbuqueI
que had ~ dcposltors, with a totu
OF 1881.
SILVER CITY Cud'r % cOopcra
live agreement between Grant count
and the national forest service. wOr
~ progressing on the ~Tyr0nc-Big Bur
ruH road i Grant county. The me-
road wiz avoid sand Waslics aud stoe
grades aud will open up a large a.
rrpational district la tho heart uf III
UiE Burroa. The forest service iH ats
doing extensive trail building la "a