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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

a tsm of IS .al.l.-. 81. at wha'
were tHnl ,o ca.aci,v lcft Tyrone
N,Iue day morning iar Il Taso. This
tHu u.s ,u'y uue ot g number THAI
ir h-u ir-Hfrr 1-r1rc dHrirr t. O.
past He * or u.u d.ys The pas
asl-.rs were almost eaH-e.r n.f...
rI Moi.p aad are rafHr0'rs there
.o take Hp 'he work H# I.f w ef
a.ls.u rom 1he republic % the
.oH,h by the revolution
With the aid 1i Officials of th,
Nc..ear government the men were
arranged 10 group. bound for the
me section ui MrN.co and these
groups lait aH different days On
arrival 10 80 I7-o the Mcxican gov
crumcHt took charge and furnished
transportation for the remainder OF
the Journey
lhc American employee OF the
Phclps-Dodge corporation arc moving
more slowly and quite a number are
driving overland in autos with as
much Of their possessions as they can
conveniently carry.
The kindness OF the Phelps Dodge
corporation in giving free transpor-
tation TO Mcxicans and in many ways
helping others, offering free use OF
houses until located elsewhere, is all
appreciated by the former employees
and when the mines reopen many OF
them will be ready to return SILVER
City Enterprise
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
SISTERS MAY BUILD
SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
IN ALBUQUERQUE CITY

The possibility of having a school
for teachers established at Albuqu-
cirque by the Sisters of St. Francis.
is now under consideration by the
state board of education. The requ-
est has been made that the proposed
school receive the same rating that
IS now given to the normal institu-
tons at East Lac Vegas and Silver
City. The following members of the
board have been appointed a commit
tee to make thorough study of the
situation, reporting at some subse-
quent session of the board Prof E.
L. Enloe. Socorro; Prof Earl Dou-
glas. Santa Fe: Superintendent Be-
nito F. Baca, Las Vegas.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION
WANTS SUMMER SCHOOL
FOR THE UNIVERSITY

A resolution that has just been
adopted by the state board OF educa-
tion recommends a summer term for
the University of New Mexico, at
Albuquerque. This departure is reco-
mmended as necessary to keep in
the state a great many teachers who
have heretofore gone to universities
in other states in order to receive
instruction in the higher branches. 1t
is claimed that if the University will
conduct the summer term, these New
Mexico teachers will remain in the
state.
The text of the resolution follows ::
Resolved that it is the belief of
the State Board of Eduction that
the establishment and maintenance
of a Summer session at the State
University would meet an urgent need
and would do much to promote edu-
cational progress in New Mexico. The
maintenance of the school OF educ
ton for teachers of college rank
would remove the necessity OF many
teachers leaving the state during the
summer and would also relieve the
overcrowded conditions at the sum
mer sessions of the normal schools
1t is the understanding of the board
that the faculty OF the university
are on full yearly pay and if this
is true, the summer session could be
maintained without additional expen-
Sc to the state as is done by the nor
mails The board of regents are there
fore requested that if it is possible to
establish and maintain a summer ses-
sion at the university for the benefit
Of the teachers. especially of New
Mexico"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
LABOR COMMITTEE LIES
IN ATTACK ON CONGRESS

Washington. April l3-The Legis-
lative Committee of the American
Federation of Labor, dominated by
Samuel Gompers, has been made out
by its own words to be deliberate
and unqualified distorters of the ac-
al facts.
Cn tits committee are Mr.. Comp
ers, pre- sident OF the Federation, who
was born in England; Frank Morri-
son, secretary of the Federation, who
was born in Canada; James Duncan,
first vicc-president of the Fedora
ion, who was born in Scotland; and
Matthew Woll, another vice-president
OF the Federation, who was born IN
Wales. All are Democrats.
These men, who speak officially for
American wor ing men, have given
out statement for influence in the
in which they declare that the last
Congress was the most reactionary
OF which the United States ever has
been the victim 1t was a do-nothius
Congress, except So far as reaction
ary results were concerned The en-
tire program followed was to pre-
vent the passage OF any remedial leg
isiation In TACT any and every mca-
sare that had tOr its purpose the pro-
lection Of tie people MAS either XII
led outright, died on the calendar,
or was pigeouhold by the committee" :"
Contrary to this statement, the
facts are that no Congress in the
history OF the country ever accom-
4. I -, L..
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
MRS. MAUDE DOsTER
RECEIVES PARDON FROM
ACTING GOV. DUCKWORTH

A complete and unconditional r2r-
don was granted Tuesday By Act
ing Governor w. II Duckwo-th TO
Mrs.. haude Dostcr VITO had scrv-
"a a lit,ic less than a year on a ch-
arge of murder
Mrs. Dostcr shot and killed Can
tain Wade Doster. With whom she
was living at Columbus, as a COM
mon law wife After having shot Do
Ster, she turned the weapon on her
self and inflicted a serious wound
Tried for murder. the Jury was un-
able to agree, so Mrs. Doster entered
a plea OF guilty" to murder in the
second degree and received the min
imun sentence on May 9, 1920.
The pardon for Mrs. Doster was
recommended by II of the II Jury
members who tried the case, and by
unanimous vote of the board of pen
itentiary commissioners
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
O0NA ANA

All classes and organizations at
State College are preparing now for
the annual May Festival or karnival
to be held the second week in May.
There will be pageants. folk dane
ing, plays by the student body, ath-
letIc events and an abundance of
splendid music a barbecue, ending
with the kactus karnival and CROWN
ing of the Queen at State College
Business houses OF Las Cruces will
be permitted TO take part with floats
in the parade thru the city.
One behalf OF the Dona Ana county
Farm Bureau and the farmers of
this county, as well as for the state
Farm Bureau Federation, Francis z.
Lester, President of the State Farm
Bureau Federation, recently called
the attention of the authorities to the
damage being done in this and other
parts OF the state to the farmers in
terests BY rats and blackbirds. The
amount OF destruction to feed alone
now going on in Dona Ana County
by these two pests in enormous.
A letter Just received by Mr.. Les
ter from Charles f. Bliss. in charge
of biological survey work in this state
promises effective relief.
As the result OF the recent cod
weather the fruit crop, If first reports
are substantiated, is practically ruin
gone, but practically so. Apricots
are said TO be total loss, peaches
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
COUNTY OF HARDING
ORGANIZES SECOND
ABSTRACT COMPANY

The Mtsquero Title and abstract
company. with headquarters in Mos
quero. the seat ofth new coun y Of
Harding has been organized and in
co-porated for $500 which is fully
subscribed. The inco-porators are o.
T. Wilson, Arcade. N Y, 5000; L.
H. Brock. Abbott. $500; c. A. Smith,
Mills, 500; II. NJ. Smith. Mills. 500;
E G. Parks, Mills. Sl00: w H. Nc
Min. Mills. 500: P. K. Kinpsbury,
Mosuue-o. statutory agent, $780,
This is the second abstract compa-
ny that has been organized and in
corporated in Harding county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
LINCOLN

4 tight was pulled oil recently At
the Torres ranch, above Lincoln, in
whjch Victor Sorua, OF Captain, was
badly carved His wounds are not
Thought 10 be dangerous. Jose ard
J eaudro Vega and Vicente Gutierrez
we-c charged with making the at
.aet and III hearing before the
justice at Captain, they were placed
under $500 bond each, which they
el.t. They were later rc-arrcsted
asI isun altosc Jhe Justice At Lin
"a where Similar charge resulted
u hlm being required TO give an
additional hDHf Tine boys charged
with Ellis Duenre sti ise iu t4rr.-
.eo.- taarieaao News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
LEGISLATURE CANNOT
REMIT TAXES ATTORNEY
GENERALS OFFICE RULES

The legislature of New Mexico is
without power or authority to remit
taxes, and any effort in that direct
ION is a violation of the constitution,
i is held by A. NJ Edwards, assi7-
tant attorney general, in an opin on
written upon request OF the state
tax commission
The opionion relates specifically to
the provision of the new revenue
code, passed by the last legislature,
which rebates taxes accruing on pro
perty prior to Jan |, 1910; and to
Section 9 of Chapter l02 of the ses-
sion laws of 1919, which rebates tax
es aeeruing on property prior to Jan,
|, 1908
Edwards holds that both of these
provisions are unconstitutional, and
therefore void. His opinion follows ::
"Section 474 of the Revenue Code
provides that all taNes accrued upon
property in this state prior TO Ian
I, 1910, whether assessed o. not, when
no tax sale has been made therefor
10 a purchaser other than the county
shall be presumed to have been paid
and the tax lien therefor is disrh2r@-
ed. A similar provision with reference
to taxes accruing prior TO Jan l. 1893
was included as section Of chaptp
t02 of the laws of 1919.
Section 81 of article " of the
constitution provides:
"No obligation or liability of any
serson, association or corporation,
held or owned by or owing to the
state, or any municipal corporation
herein, shall ever be exchanged, ira
asferred, remitted, released, post-po-
sed. or in any way diminished by the
legislature, nor shall any such obli-
CATION of liability be extinguished ex-
cept by the payment thereof into the
proper treasury, or by proper pro-
ceeding in court.
Under the restrictions Of the pro-
visions Of the constitution above quo
ted it would seem thar the leg stature
has no authority to remit or extiugu-
ah the oblgation or liability Of any
person to pay his taxes,
1T IS the opinion of this Office
therefore, that hosh section ~ oi
she Revenue Code ard section Fl
chapter lG2 Of ihc laws OF 1910 are m
constitutional and therefore, void
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

one train which operates between Ra-
ton and that point on Sunday.
Protest against allowing the rail-
road to cancel this train has been i'll
ed with the State Corporation Com
mission George ii. Webster IS lead
ing the towns battle to keep the
train in service.
There are only three freight runs
to Cimarron in week and this Sun
day train is one OF them. Mr.. Web
ster said, and to save this service is
one OF the towns aims III the fight.
The train also hauls mail, which
makes it important to Cimarron that
the run be retained, according to
Mr.. Webster.
The train leaves Ration at Q 40
M, and arrives in Cimarron at l2:30
p. m 1t makes Ute Park and inter
mediate points and has been in ser
vice for II years.-Raton Range.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
RIO CRANDE COMPANY
SHIFTS OFFICE FROM
DEM1NC TO LAS CRUCES

The Rio Grande Oil Company, a
Texas corporation, with principal Of
flee in Ell Paso. has transferred its
New Mexico office from Deming to
Las Cruces. c. H. Lockhart, Jr., has
been appointed resident agent, sue
ceeding Howard G. Craig.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
ENCINO TRADING co.
INCORPORATES WITH A
SIS, 900 CAPITAL STOCK

The Encino Trading company. with
principal office in Encino, has been
incorporated for S25O0O, of which
5000 has been subscribed. The in
corporators are Arnard Arnans, ST.
600; c L. Creighton, $1,000; Herman
Raft, statutory agent, $1,000. The
incorporators are all residents of
Encino.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
MCKINLEY

Pete Ricca & Co. are erecting a
store building on the corner of Coal
avenue and Sixth street This br1ild-
ing viii be 2 BY 20 feet ard VIII
te constructed OF Ca'iuD tile b-ick.
t'-e rew br-ildiug t-i~k being manu-
f-~t--ed bv the Nv Aevico Fire
Rr'ck Conp7nv Of this town This firm
( already conir~tirr a r-oce-v store
~ n7rt Of their house. which oc-
r----ies the s7r7e icfs Thy VIII oc-
cr-rv the rev br-iiaiur as soon as
same is cornuiefed. TIE oDening Of
fContInued on page forr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
OKLAHOMA COMPANY
INCREASES 2 PtTsI.
TO $500 eco 90

The + B. Collins Investment Com
pany, incorporated under the laws
OF oklahoma, has filed with the state
cogpo alton commission an amedment
TO lis articles of incorporation, in
creasing the capital stock from $3.50
go to S500,000. The New Mexico of
flee is maintained in Tucumcari, in
charge OF Z. w. Boen, resident agent
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
VACANCIES FIIJrD On
BOARD OF EMBALMERS
BY ACTING GOVERNOR

In filling two vacancies that lad
e o'red through expiration of appo-
clzworth has appointed c A. Ris-
ing. of Santa Fe, and A. W. johnson,
of Clovis. members of the state board
of enbalmers. Rising is reappointed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE
ADMITTED BY COMMISSION
To TRANSACT BUSINESS

The Girard Fire and Marine Insu-
rance company with home office in
Philadelphia has been admitted to
New Mexico by the state corpora
ton commission on recommendation
Of the deputy state bank examiner
for insurance
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
HIDAlG0

Frank Jones. OF Rodeo has sold his
nitrate properties northeast OF that
town 20 the Copper Q1een branch
OF 'he Pteips-Dodze Corporation. ac-
cord ng 10 a repor- given oounty as
sessor J. d. Jordan by Mr.. Jones.
The properties brought very
handsome figure. with a good nav
ment down and monthly payments
OF one thousand dollars.
Mr. Jones Is now building a fine
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNAllllO

Albuquerque Baptists are prepar-
ing to send a delegation of dozen
to the annual Southern Baptist con-
vention to be held at Chattanooga,
Tenn, from May II to l8.
1t is estimated that at least 10000
delegates will be present at the con-
venton from the various states.
Enough delegates to ill special
car will go from New Mexico
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
EDDY

+ NJ. Caldwell who for years oper-
ated dairy farm near Minneapolis,
Mimi, has purchased and taken pos
session OF a 60-acre farm about three
miles northwest from Artesia.
Mr. Caldwell will spend this season
in repairing the two wells OH his
farm and getting things in shape for
cultivation lie will raise some alial-
"a and gain but expects to specialize
in dairying and hog raising.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

about all gone. pears badly hit and
also apples Many cherry and plum
trees have not yet bios somed.
One grower estimates his loss on
pears and apples a $l0,0o0.-Las Cru
ces Republic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

road to connect the properties with
the FL Paso and South Western Ry.
1t is stated that the nitrate will
be used in the manufacture of high
explosives, the big plant for this
purpose being now under construc-
tion near Benson, Arizona.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

Chief Of police h. ". German, as
sisted b. ola,crs ot Johnson and
Curuau, .MI thc home OF Mrs.
MciEjul l1ga lus, Of Roswell a few
days ago.
The u.ise- found d complete out
fit for maEiuF Viii key. together with
about three gallons OF the real article
II hey also found Fl quantity OF mash
ju tie bath tah. sufficient in quantity
t4 make , n~ Is gallons.
With the raid was made there was
no one at home ard the Officers
vailed all night for the return OF the
people who lived there The next
day Airs. Bugard1s was arrested at
DcAtcr, and had in her possession at
the time OF her arrest several pints
81 whiskey.
Her son. 4. l.. Bogardus. was also
arrested and will be given trial be-
fore Commissioner Savage on the
same charge.
Mrs. Bogardus, placed under $1,000
bond, was unable TO furnish a bond
at the time Of her hearing.
The Roswell Rotary Club won the
trophy for the best attendance on a
mileage basis at the twenty first Ro-
tary Conference held at Pueblo, Colo
RADIO last week after one of the most
successful meetings ever held in the
mountain states division. Denver was
second in the race for the trophy
Harvey Parker, OF Greedy. Colorado,
was named president for the next
year.
The big convention closed with
dinner, followed by a dance.
Tht Roswell delegation went to
Colorado Springs and Denver Friday
The machinery is now on the way
TO this city for the Trinidad Oil Com
pany which concern is to Immediately
begin the drilling of deep test in the
Hagerman pasture east of this city.
Machinery and equipment for the
Roswell-Buffalo Oil Company east of
the Pecos is now being taken to the
drilling site and before many more
days have passed two big standard
rigs will be drilling 70 roll east Of
the Pecos-Roswell Record.
The Pecos Valley Alfalfa Mil Co,
has just completed substantial i'm
provements on their alfalfa mill plants
at Hagerrnan and Dexter and are in
prime condition for a busy run during
the coming season. The repairs and
Improvements on the two plants -
presents an outline of more than sl7,-
10000. These mills grind large per
cent of the alfalfa produced in tie
middle valley and are important fac
tors in the alfalfa industry.-Hager-
man Messenger.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

The Great Eagle Fiuorspar Co, has
made very satisfactory trial run
and Manager Afford Roos stated the
mill can handle so tons of ore dur
ing one shift of eight hours.
Everything runs like eloekwork and
with a lew slight adjustments, the
work OF the great mill will be able
to prepare Tor shipment at least two
car4oads per day
The large amount OF fluorspar now
on the platforms will be stopped at
Il Paso and ground to the proper
mesh before beng shipped 10 the
consumers.
When everything is in compi.te
running order and rates on the yari-
Gus roads are ad. u5ted, the output
Of the plant per month will be into
thousands OF tons.
1t will be an industry for which
Lordsburg should feel very proud
Lordsburg Liberal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

+. w. Jones, of Virden, reports that
the a IS unns nnm s0sg to give DRIVEN v1dsq sp
Cody and Black, contractors. 1t will
be l50 feet with 80 feet OF open work.
The tunnell base is to be IL feet. with
four foot walls and six feet high in
the arch. This will admit good
sized river OF water.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
COl.fAx

Cimarron has opened a fight
against the Santa Fe removing TIE
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
EA

VI recent meeting held at the
Court House the leading citizens Of
the town aud country wcer present.
lae purpose o. the meeting was to
organize i Law aud order League
at The c1auJ Ii WAS named this
ccause OF the necessity OF presery-
ing order N this county The duty
ot each member is 10 report anyone
Uho they see or hear OF disobeying
the law, the people of Lovingtou
thms this wiii be quite a help to this
part oi the world as there has been
considerable disturbance here There
was an enrolment OF about forty
charter members seth Alslan @as
elected chairman, and J. T. Auburg
secretary
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
GUADALUPE

The Santa Rosa baseball club has
about completed first class diamond
in the grounds directly in front OF
Crainphres Confectionery The citi-
zens Of Santa Rosa are supporting the
team and. with considerable practice
that will be had every Tuesday.
Friday and Sunday afternoons. the
Santa Rosa team should be able TO
carry off the laurels in the games
this summer with the neighboring
teams.
Jose Rodriguez. the town tailor, is
putting up a new building on the lot
north OF Wentworth's Garage The
new building viii be an enlargement
10 his present tailor shop.-Sania Ro-
sa Voice.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

Bob White, OF Nadine, moved some
u his yeariings from the Dunbar
pasture to the Payton place Satur-
daH 4 GOOD deal Of moving around
in the cattle husoiness on account
oi ohnery' which is showing up
early tins year -Lovington Leader
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15
Eighteen boys OF the Bernalilo
schools joined the Boys

Eighteen boys OF the Bernalilo
county schools joined the Boys
Corn club Saturday morning at a
uolds' office, at Albuquerque. Con-
tracts were signed b. the boys with
the Chamber OF Commerce, which
is furnishing the seed corn and
trough which the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal donated $40 for prizes
to be awarded next fall
Each boy VIII plant one acre OF
hi in corn The land viii be
measured by the county agent and
special instructions on planting and
care will be given by him through
out the season.
Twenty men have been laid off
from the city's street and wuter de-
partmont of Albuquerque,
Ci9 Manager James n Gladding
announced yesterday that the work
ers have received their discharge and
Tat the trimming in the department
viii take two trucks, used IN street
work, out Of Service
he cutting OF the force OF city
employees is IN accordance with the
cjtys plan to economic, which has
heen contemplated since the framing
ot the 1921 budget.
Sixteen members o. the Albuquer-
que fire department. including every
nan except Chief i'r.derick Russell
and Assistant Chiei diiam M. Col.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

i petition signed ly nearly Eaf Of
il' to.prs ut Lc ,o#uly was pre-
e.t,i to- t.r Board ot County lum-
m-suucrs Monday, praying Tor an
..luu To- d.tcuuc unc question Of
establishing a County Ii-u S,UoOl
at 4ats.H aetHB Or ta8s petition,
la. haard issued proclamation call
luE au election 10 be hclI IN the VAR
1.4s irelul,a 90 the Coluty on Mon
day April lS,
DR. H. l. Cray Of tbc Department
ot iicslth. santa re, appeared before
the board OF County Commissioners
at Mondays meeting, relative to she
appointment ot a County Health Oh
ncer. Under the provisions Of law
authorizing the various Boards OF
County commissioners to appoint the
County Health Officer, the Commis-
sioners OF this County appointed Dr.
Brasell OF Taiban, and although the
Health Commissioner, DIR. Waller. re-
fuses to approve his appointment,
the Commissioners are standing by
their appointment. DIR. Gray is to
report the result Of his investigation
to the Health Commissioner Fort
Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

The last issue of The Columbus
Minor carries the names OF Nallsn-
bingham and Locklin as proprietors
with II. L. Lockiin as editor and man
ager.
Mr.. Lockiin has purchased a half
interest in the The Mirror. and IS a
thoroughly capable and efficient
newspaper man.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-15

Ii is understood that negotiations
have been practically completed by
the Angelus Oil Company for a con-
siderable acreage north OF Deminy
and that it is their present intention
to begin the drilling OF another well
on that location in the near future.
ln the meantime, the extra heavy
casing ordered for the completion oI
their well south OF Myndus is on the
road and upon its arrival operations
will be resumed at that drilling site.
The prospects for getting oil in Luna
county in the near future are getting
brighter Headlight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
WHOLESALE FEED PRICES.

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