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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
G. H. Grubb Director in putnam's

The house of Putnam has gone t.,
England for new director. Some of
the most successful publishing enter
prises of this firm have been clozelv
associated with the name Of G. H.
Grub, Of London, who has now been
invited to sit on the American board.
The transplanting o. business director
ships usually takes place from West to
East, and it is curious to note a move
ment in the opposite direction Mr.
Grubb is the first Englishman to be-
come director of this historic house.
His untiring and successful activities
as director of Putnam's in England are
we'll known in the London book world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Sir Philip Gibbs Tells More of Wal
and Peace

In More That Must Be Told (Harpar)
Sir Philip Gibbs has written an account
of conditions of Europe during the
peace which succeeded the war which
promises to be as interesting as the ac-
count of war conditions IN Now II Can
Be Told.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Rex Beach Has New Book

Oh, Shoot! Confessions Of an Aei-
tated Sportsman, Rex Beachs new
look, tells Of the humorous advcntur es
of the author and Fred Stone, of
dramatic fame. The book has sixty
three Illustrations from photographs.
lHarper.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
The True History Of Our
Part IN the World War
An Autheneic story OF the Triumph at Great
Cost. of Patriotic Energy Over
Gross Unpreparedness
Bv Willis Fletcher Johnson

az psnedict Crowell. Assistant Secretary OF
Var and Director OF Munitions. 19i7-
,aSa and Robert Forrest Wilson. for
,nsrlv captain, L $, y. illustrated with
n,hn,ographs from the collections Of tho
arny aud Navy Departments First
ihree OF slx volumes: THE GIANT
ME ROAD TO FRANCE. II Pub
lished by the Yale University Press.
oMANTIC and thrilling as a
y Morse saga, inexorably con-
~ vincing as demonstration Of
h VA Euclid, this is for American
readers She supremely essential his
.ory Of the World War. 1t does not. it
is true, purport to be history of that
war at all Neither III these three
volumes nor in the other three which
will complement them shall we find the
story Of a single battle in Flanders or
IN France. Nor is there need Of it.
The splendors OF the achievements of
the A. E. T., from Chateau Thierry 10
Sedan, are known and read of all men,
beyond all fear of fading or forgetful-
ness. But the battles which were
fought on American soil, through
which alone the A. f. F, were enabled
to be upon the French war front, have
not hitherto been adequately chroni-
eed. They could not be, since to do
50 would have been punishable as
sedition or treason. But now the war
is ended. The seal of secrecy is re-
moved. The nation may now know Of
the tremendous campaign which was
vaged not in the Argcnne but upon
our own home soil, not against Ger
mans but against our own countrymen
not against Prussian preparedness and
efficiency but against persistent UMPIRE .
paredness and delay so monstrous thai
It should be incredible and unimagi-
nable. Lest we forget" it is we'll tc
have the story fully told and told as il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
THE MIRRORS
OF WASHINGTON

IS not partisan-nor does it
glorify one party at the eX-
pense of the other. 1t is just
straight stuff by one who
l;nows his subjects as lew
people do. Here are the
fortunate CD fourteen:-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

The Macmillan Company announces
for fall publication a new novel by
II. G. Wells, The Secret Places Of the
Heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Out-of-Doors Work

OPPORTUNITIES OUT CT DOORS. BY
Edward owen Dean. Published by Har-
Pc & Bros. si45
MIR. DEAN outlines the OPPORTUNITIES
Iva which are open in such fields as
numbering. landscape gardening and
rural motor express for the man who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
u Pa e nj
BOOKS AND AT I s-sRC
Fellow Citizens!

Here il IS!
Tho b O O K
which Of
ac;al Wash
ington 4
waits VII
we'll war
rauted ap-
rrahension.
The inli-
mate, euda-
cisus, fear
icasiy franz
erisicue q
4 Q rita
! Y - . =
lie a 4 n
political
Fl g VI l. e $.
Even il il
means CO.
ing without
lunch, & c t
a C y OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Fictional Melodrarna

THE PRICE OF HONOR. BY Anne Ar
rif gton Tyson. Published by the Four
Seas Company, Boston.
T7HIS melodramatic novel is evidently
n designed to point some rather oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

"The Mirrors of Downing
Street created a furore in
this country, and is SIN "a
hest seller. even though ~
treats OF Brifishsrs entirety:
Think then, what a krockon.
"Tkc Mirrors of Washington
VIII score!
II You feel a keen sense of disap,,
pointment in finding that many Oh
your idols have feet of clay, you
will be more than reconapensed by
the downright cleverness OF the au-
thor's sketches of the man en-
lowed with handsome form ana
figure, an ingratiating personality
and literary style'--or, or !ne
man "who talks like Jesus Christ.
but acts like Lloyd GeorgeD on, OF
nm whom the politicians "watcn
fovertly. trembling at the potential
iun they consider him capable OF
accomplishing"; or, of ''the best
mind in Washington" or, of his
tory's greatest spectator" or, OF
the man who might have BEEN
ETC., etc.
Perfectly supplementing the
tHxx are fourteen caricaturcs by
SESARE
and fourteen hn's tone repro
ductions OF portraits. the
mirrors of esii;ngton' IS uai-
form IN birding and formal
with "The Mirrors of Dcwnizs
Street" Each sells for $3.50
per copy. L "a almost soieuan
a'ity to own both these boo'ts.
G. P. P.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Poems by Service
Singer Of Frozen North
Pictures Paris Life

BALLADS OF A BOHEMIAN. BY Robert
w. Service Published by Barse & Hop
kins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

THE STREET OF A THOUSAND DE
LIGHTS. BY Jay Geszer. Robert Nc
Bride & Co. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

SOCIAL CONSCIENCE" tira.liast book
out. First TO susScst disarmament and
show how 500 pages worth while read
Ing. POSTPAID 81. Cooperative Pu;. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

w 7 HEN the war broke Robert w
wv Service promptly volunteered
for ambulance service in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

OXFORD BOOK SHOP. Coed books, Firsi
editions Desirable Waitmsn iteuss- Sgs
of The Sparrow. - Lexington Ave.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION
OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE
(By Guthrie Smith,


The Fiith New Mexico legislature.
which will be called upon TO make
important history, was convened
promptly at noon on Tuesday. TIE
scnate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor w. II. Duck
worth, the house by Secretary OF
State Manuel Martinez. Following
tie invoeations, the roll wa, signed
and work OF organizing taken up at
oree. The senate and house were
organized promptly, SO that the goy-
eruor's message might have been de-
Lvered without delay. but the house
decided TO dller the receiving OF the
message Until noon on Tuesday
The senate caucus had decided up
On Aalaquias Martinez, of Taos. for
president protein, the lieutenant gov
einCr, under the constitution. heHg
TIE iresIdlug officer. Z. 4, Wright,
o sduta Fe, Is majority floor!eaicr.
~hiLc D. k. B. Sellers, of Aibuquer-
cae IS minority whip.
Ia- house caucus settled the con-
test tur the speakersHIp BY select
in Albert h. Clancy, Of Santa Fe.
He defeated he veteran legislator,
L J. RaCa, also o, Santa Fe, by a
vote oi II T. u Baca was member
and speaker OF the house Of the
Iiest member of the house Of the
Fourth Clancy was a member of
the house ot the Fourth A. II Cart
q, OF Socorro, is floorlelder for the
majority " " Nichols, OF Curry.
lar The minority.
The senate employees, selected
Tuesday are: Walter NJ. Danburg
and ]. Wight Giddiugs, chief clerk
and assistant chiCt clerk; Rev. Buren
sparks, chaplain; + Monero and s.
RJrela, sea geaHt-at-arms and assist
ant; Lucille White and Vicente Mar
tuez, enrolling clerks Frank Sgan-
zini and J. Narela, reading clerksi
Ncsdamcs Edward l.. Stafford, g II.
Elown, Evelyn Jarrett d. 3. John-
son and Misses Esther NJ. Barton
and Rose J. MenLe, stenographcrs
Ceiso Sandoyal, Soiaman Artiaga,
Megorio Herrera, doorkeepers. VIII
lie Martinez, postmaster, Clarence
De Mier and Francisco Abeytia,
pages
Tie employees of the house were
not announce until Friday morning,
They arc as follows: George w. Ar
mJo and Francisco Luoero, chief
NtNik HiFd da5t5 tattt NV II Liz III
kunkle, chaplain; Lusi G.. Ortiz and
Luis q. Tapia, sergeant at arms and
assistant; Donald p Bleyins and Joe
+. Baea, enrolling clerks; Frank Ro-
darte and Ramon Sandoyal, reading
el1rls; Lupita Davila, Helen Wiz
liams, Cordelia Whitlock. Nemecia
ASearte, Mary Mcconnell, Mary Cos-
tello, Manuel p Salazar and Adelaide
{. Baoa, >touaeraphcrs Mrs. Maymc
Oh -icu postmaster l. l. Chavez and
Edmun3o Gailepos, trausIstors; J. c,
Sa'azar, hieandro Sanchez, Torrioio
Rarbal Teoi0lfo Lucero Ignacio del
Vale Tomas Telles, Ramon Luna
clerks; Jose r. Baca. Isauro Salazar,
f.I Napoleon t-nest0 Alareid, pa
Ees. Reyes Naranjo, Pedro Luian SUI
bai4'uate employees.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
HOUSE COMMITTEES AP-
POINTED FRIDAY MORNING

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

In view of the increasing costs oil
our state institutions, which present:
a most serious problem, considering
the limited resources of this state
| submit that the legislature might
well be given the power by consti-
tutional amendment, to consolidate
the control or location OF such said
institutions as will in the wisdom oi
the legislature contribute to admin
istratiye economy and efficiency.
"Officials estimated that the los,
to the public through floods in the
Rio Grande river in 1920 reached
approximately 10000, including land
damage and damage to canal sys-
TENS, headings. bridges, roads, rail
roads and crops. This flood damage
is an annual occurrence.
81 recommend that there be ap-
pi iOpriated out OF the funds available
in the Improvement OF the Rio Gran
de. Income Fund and the 'Pcrman-
cnt Reservoirs for Irrigation P1r-
poses, Income Fund, the sum Of Sl0,-
900, or as much thereof as may be
necessary for the survey, investiEa
ton and report by the state enei-
ncer on plans for the control Of the
flood waters Of the Rio Grande fot
the protection OF public and private
property, and for utilizing surplu,
food waters for irrigation by means
OF storage reservoirs.
81 assure you, gentlemen, on be
hall OF myself and the other officials
Of the executive department OF the
state, of our earnest desire 10 be OF
any possible assistance 10 you IN
the discharge of your duties, and on
confident belief in your appreciation
OF your responsibility and opportu-
nifty of accomplishment"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
CURREN TO START c o. p.
NEWSPAPER AT CLOVIS

Tucumcari, January l0-A news
psper deal Of considerable magnitude
was consummated tere today when
the Sun Printing Company, publish
e-s of the Tucumcari. Sun sold fheir
entire plant TO a. E. Curren Of Clovis
who will move the outfit to Clovis
ana establish an Independent Repub-
lican newspaper and Labor Bulletin.
TIE Sun was the official newsDan-
OF QUAY county and vas Democratic
in politics. According TO Mr.. Curren
the new paper at Clovis will be
named the Clovis Herald and the
initial issue will make It's appearance
soon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
DE BACA

Jos D-Grsfierrrii Attorney H. X.
Parsons. Banker Harry Robinson a1f
Sheriff J c. D1niap have returned
from Oklahoma City where they in
s-ituted evfradi.ion nrocecdi1rs aV7in-
- G. Harris. charged with obtaining
bunch OF calves from DcGraften-cid
h- means OF a creek or Tcvas
hank where he had no funds. The
governor refused ~ allow cvt-ad'ti0n.
DeGraftenreid Is loser over $500 bv
the transaction.-Fort Sumner Re
yicR
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
State Health Report

Diphtheria, measles and scarlet
fever are gradually spreading over a
lager area, it appears from the wee
ky bulletin isued by the state de-
partment of health. There were last
week rs cases of diphtheria in II
counties, l22 cases OF measles in 6
cornties, Bernalillo having g. and IS
cases of scarlet fever scattered over
L. counties. The total number of
communicable diseases reported is 2Si
which is much higher than the recent
averages.
Diseases reported are as follows f.
Chancroid: Bernalilo |.
Chickenpox: Bernalil'o ,. Colfax ].
Dona Ana 9, Eddy !, Roosevelt ,.
total l6 d.
Diphthe-ia: BernaliIlo ?. Colfax /,
Eddy :. Guadalupe !, Mora 4. Quay
!. San Miguel I, Santa Fe 2 Torrance
3, Union /, Valencia I, total q.
Gono-rhea: Bernalillo 9, Santa Fe
s, total a.
Measles: Bcrnalillo 6S. Mckinley
81. Mora 9. San Miguel II, Santa Fe
;. Torrance }. total 122.
Numps: Bc-nalillo ]. Colfax 2,
Grant 9. Mckinley g, Santa Fe |,
total 10.
Pneumonia. San Miguel ?, Santa
Fc I. Union ]. total 7
Smallpox: Colfax |, Curry !, total
2
Scarlet Fever: Bcrnaiilio 2. Colfax
], De Baca 2 Dona Ana ]. Mckinley
!. Grant ). Roosevelt /. San Miguel |.
Santa Fe /, total IS.
syphilis: Bernalillo 4, Santa Fc ?.
total g.
Tuberculosis: Berualilio 2. Chaves
], Grant 10, Santa Fe 3, total D
TvD'7oid fever: Chaves 2. Taos 2.
total T.
Whooping cough Bernalillo 2. San
ia Fe 6. Taos 2. Valencia 2. total II.
Perpetual Sspticen1ia: Santa Fe /.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
EDDY

yice-president, Willis Wight, arrived
gstttag drii'ia@ started 3. by the middle
down several test wells ~ the Peoos
valley oil fic'd the first one east 81
Nahsa. This company viii also m1lss
g. test on tie we.l side et ,hs fe-o-
Mr. N1Hrt expressed his raH'i-
.f '. .Hiue prospects .# .H
...r Carlsbad .3 a. ae residents
. T ..us tl rat SEE g.. ae
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

4 shooting scrarc occurred AZ Tai
han. last Saturday. in which w. T
Shumske was shot IN the right arm
bv his father-in-iaw. Roscl Cufberson
Several shots were fired buf only
one took effect on Mr. Shurnake. al
though one stray shOt hit travel
ing man named Brown who was sit
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

and the flames quickly spread to the
boarding house, which was soon bur
ned TO the ground At the time OF the
blaze there were about thirty five or
fory roomers in the hostlery and all
uf their personal affects were con
sumcd by the fire. The monetary loss
is not yet known.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

blic instruction, arrived in Santa Fe
Monday afternoon to take up his
new duties.
J d. Lynch Of Melrose one OF the
county commissioners OF Curry coun-
ty. has resigned on account OF remoy-
ing from the state. Gov. Mechem has
accepted the resignation, but has not
named a successor.
Two New Mexico corporations have
filed with the state corporation COM
mi sion a notice of dissolution OF the
corporation. One is the Santa Fe Flee
tric Laundry company CT Santa Fe
The laundry will continue in opera.
ion. The other is the general securi-
ties company Of Las Vegas.
The Doaa Ana vocational team
from the Dona Ana vocational cir
cuii left Las Cruces Tuesday night
iar Denver, to participate in the in
tCrstate stock judging contest, which
will be one OF the features of the
southwestern stock show. The team
is composed of five boys and is ac-
companied by the instructor.
A plan Of reciprocal reporting
contagious diseases has been arrang-
cd between the state department OF
health and the United States Indian
service heretofore, the department
has been without knowledge OF dis
eases on the reservations while the
officials of the Indian Seyice have
not been able to keep in touch with
affairs outside OF the Indian confines.
Under the new arrangement, reports
will be exchanged.
Two new appointments have been
made by John V. Conway, state SUI
perintendent OF public instruction, in
his office force. Cruz K. Alvarez, of
La Union, Dona Ana county, has
been made assistant clerk, and Miss
Mabel Hughes. OF Pecos. San Miguel
has been appointed stenographer, to
succeed Mrs. G. II Brown, resigned.
During the war Mr.. Alvarez was a
clerk in the American embassy, at
Madrid, Spain.
Governor Mechem on Tuesday af-
ternoon by recess appointment made
Patrick l. Dugan warden Of the
penitentiary. He succeeds Fidel Or
tiz. who died last week.
Dagan's legal residence is in Gal
lup He was appointed assistant war
den by Thomas Hughes, and reap
pointed by Ortiz He has thus served
nearly four years and is everywhere
recognized as an exceptionally Ca
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
OFFICIAL NEWS OF
THE PRESENT WEEK

Governor Mechem on Monday
morning appointed ]. D. Medina CO.
unity road superintendent in Mora CO.
unity. He succeeds Bias Sanchez.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
STATE SENATE HAS NO
CONTEST" COMMITTEE {

~ MA hlIs lHC dSSlBnIUSnlS on inc
senate committees, the committee on
committees did not ill the committee
on privileges and elections, since no
contests have been filed, or are to
be filed, and substituted therefor the
important committee on public al
fairs. This is the committee which
will have in charge the work OF re-
districting the state. The commit
tees follow:
Rlles--E. R. Wright, chairman; De-
metric Quintana, D. q. Gran
than.
Executive Communications-J A.
Macdonald, chairman; J. L.
Reinburg, f. r. Wright, NJ.
Martinez, Sharp Hanson, J. X.
Hull, A. L. Znn.
Rcvision-O. L. Phillips, chairman,
Fred Ayers, J. {. Rivera, d. 6.
Grantham, s. A. Morrison
Mines and Manufactures-- Sharp
Hanson, chairman; o. L. Phil
lips, J. A. Macdonald, w. D..
Murray Demetrio Quintana,
John w. Turner, D. K. B. Sell
ers.
uOio insu.u''ohSE2 l.,II,, .,,l H. Nsteta' dt
Hanson, Frey Ayers, Carlos
Baca, J s. Lea. ID. X. B. Sell
ers.
Irrigation and Water Rights-Deme-
r'l OWntana, chairman; J. r.
Reinbhrg, o, L. Phillips, Carlos
BaCa t.cd Ayers, A. E.chwaid.
]. =. Lea, d. Is. II. Sellers, Ra-
fac! Garcia.
Public Alfairs-E. Z. Wright, chair
man. ]. i. Reiuhu-t, T. e.
Michel. }. A. Macdonald. W..
y. Murray Demctrio Qaiutaua,
j. H. ulI, 4. l.. Zuu, p. H..
j Sellers.
Constitutional Amaudm,n.s-C Charles
Igdsc.cS. chairman; o. H.
lh lips, NJ Ma-uuez, Fred
Ayers, J. A. Macdonald. =. G..
lraut.-m, Rafael Garcia.
Roads and lsuwaHs-Ir.Q Ayer.
Chairman; NJ. Ma,iuyz. j. D.
Mitchell w. ID. Nu..g i. A..
l5c,fa. Sharp l.raaa. D. Is
(. Sellers. A. J.. Z.n. S. "A.
MORRISON.
livestock. N.uicri.ure and Con. .r.l-
toni T.. Mitchell chairman;
A. .iohwa.l, i. h....Ia. 81
Rivera, w. ID Murray, john
w. Turner, d. O. laulaam
Insurance Banks ana Ba.k u--V
ID Murray. chairman: i. x.
Wu4at. d. l.. p.il.ns. Al
ticLwall. Z. A. Abcyta, J. S
Lea, Il. N. Bricklcy,
iducatiou--J A Macdonald, Chair
man; Sharp Hanson. Demctrio
Quintana. d. /. Phillips, T. y.
Mitchell, Carlos Baca. S. Lea.
L. NJ. Brickley. Rafael Garcia
Finance. +. Reinburg. Chairman.
w ID Murray. |. A. Macdonald.
o. L. Phillips. Carlos Baca. NJ
Martinez. L. X. Wright. Charles
HedVcock. ! s. Lea. z. M
Brickley. Iohn w Turner
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
ColfAx

eimpson's boarding house in Daw-
son was recently destroyed totally by
fire. The fire first started in the wasi
house adjacent TO the boarding house
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

Earl Douglass, of Aztec, recently
appointed state superintendent OF put
bio instruction, arrived in Santa Fe
Monday afternoon to take up his
new duties.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

J D. Lynch Of Melrose one OF the
county commissioners OF Curry coun-
ty. has resigned on account OF remoy-
ing from tine state. Gov. Mechem has
accepted the resignation, but has not
named a successor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

A contract for another deep test in
the territory adjacent to this city has
jus. been signed and the work will
BEGIN Immediately.
F. Grant Keyes president OF the
Chaves-Eddy Oil Company has ammo
uuced that a contract for a deep test
had been signed with Grant and Kn-
eprle Of Aretsia for deep test on
the holdings Of the Chaves-Eddy co.
This well will be started this week
ant the contract provides for work
to be rushed 70 completion as soon
as possible The well will be located
fou- miles west Of Lakewood
Mr. Keyes stated that this COM
pany had no stock for ale and
wculd have none and that they were
going after the oil and expected to
find il. The Chaves- Eddy oil com
ranv owns number Of blocks OF
l7nd up and down the valley.
The site where this well IS to be
located has been pronounced as most
f7yor-b1v located by C.oloaists and
tic work OF this company backed by
strong reliable local business men.
S-ill be watched with much interest.
= Roswell Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

Bad checks have become so numcr
OTIS lately in Clovis that merchants
are adopting very strict rules IN re-
C,rd 10 taking clccks. Some are
even threatening 10 accept NJ checks
without first calling M The bank on
which the check IS drawn
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14
GRANT

A'yan ~ White. vino ieif ten da.
ago ior Hobart. Okla. being c7iI Z
there bv the serious illness of 81,
AGED father reached bis parents bed
s-fc several frrs before his death
TIE father of Nr White was in RI.
S7rd year. lie bad visited Silver Dit,
or -etcral occasions and was Ue1
known 90 ra7r people ',-c- tir
r. f-ta s-rc--- 20 -.-~rn home this
week Silver Citv Independent
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

Deputy State Game Warden J. F.
OLcary this week shipped y quail
TO Clovis. The quail in that section
of the state have experienced two
bad years and almost died ont, aud
THIS shipment is being made f2r pro-
rapation purposes.-Las Cruces Re-
public
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-14

ting inside the Taibau Hotel, en-
gagged in reading a paper. Brown was
hit in the top of the shoulder, in
flicting a slight flesh wound.
No definite information as 10 the
cause OF the affair has been obtain
cd, but the preliminary hearing OF
Mr Culberson will come off on Jam
uary 18th at Taiban.