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Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

The meeting was called to order at
10 A. NJ. thee beng present Hon. Da-
niel Luccro, chairman of the board,
Hon. Narciso Frances, Hon. Selso Lo
bato, Hon. Aniceto Gurule chief de-
putty, and A. A. Gutierrez clerk of
the board.
The minutes Of the previous Getting
weee read and approved by the 'bo-
ard.
The board of county commissioners
of Valencia County, in conformity
with the provisions of section s of Sc
nate bill No. 127 (as amended) pas
sed by the last legislature, for county
road purposes, after due consideration
adopted the following plan and road
budget, for the remainder CT the pre-
sent fiscal year.
Apportionment Of road funds as re
gulated by the board of county COM
missioners.
Road No. I.
Precinct No. l, Los Lunas, to be ex-
pended on local roads, S273.60
Road No. 2.
| Preconct No. 2, Belen south, East of
R. n. right of way, including precinct
No. 8, starting from plaza bieja, by
house of ,Feliciano Trujillo, and Rim
con towards Jarales. Total to be ex-
pended on this road, $295.10
Road No. 3
, Precinct No. 2, Belen South, West
of r. R. right of way towards Puebli
tos and el Bosque. by house of Fell
pc Castillo to Jarales, Precint No. So
and %, total to be expended on this
road, $407.50
Road No. 4
Precinct No. 5. Cubero, to be eXpen-
| ded on local roads $322.S0
| Road No. 5.
District No. 6, and Seboyeta Marqu-
ez road. District No. z, and Seboyeta
Marquee road, total to be expended
on this road $4,000
Road No. 6
District No. 8, San Rafael, Grants
and San Mateo road, total to be ex
pended on this road $72741
Road No. Z
District No. 8, Los Lentes, to county
line on north Total to be ex
pended on this road s479.1I
Road No. s
District No. 10i Peralta, total to b.
expended on this roads $500
i Road No 9
District No. IL, vaencia, total to b.
expended on this road $54.4,
Road No. SO
Los Lunas, East to gravel pit, thi
money to be expended between Vigi
and Lujan store. and Gravel pit
$4,000
4 Road No. 10
This road comprises Ell Cerro, Tom
and Adelino, boundaries being o.
the north, the Los Lunas bridge, an
on the south the Belen bridge, tota
to be expended $592.s
Road No. IL
District No. 1S, tots to be {
on this road 1920
Road No rs
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

Leading west of Belen, towards Rio
Puerco, this money to be expended in
fixing the approaches of the Rio Pu-
erco bridge, total to be expended on
this RRoad $225.OO
ROAD NO. 12
District No. rs, Bluewatter, to be ex
pended on Local Roads, S35g0O
ROAD NO. IL.
District No. II, San Rafael,
Atarque and Canyon Zuni Roads, to-
tai to be expended on these Roads,
$7o5.4O
ROAD NO. Ia
District No. Is, Moquino to Piedra
Lumber Road, total to be ::,cnded
his Roadd $191.20
ROAD NO. 15. District No. -,
i.,z"na Seboyct' Road, S.3t99
ROAD no. is District M, -
La Vega local roads SIG. ly
ROAD NO. II Distlist No. e
Los Chavez Local Roads, S2lo.2J
ROAD NO. is
Distric No. 80. Ketner Local Roads
0t'08S$
Total $6456.11
The Board CT County Commission
ers, in confo. nifty with the pravis
ions of Section 1 of the recently pas
sed road Act, employs Hon. Emilianp
Castillo, of Los Lunas, Nelt Mexico,
as County Road Superintendent;
Whereas the board of County Com
missioners of Vtlencia County, COM
plying with the p6,isions # Section
/, of Senate bill No. 127 las amend
ed) passed by the last state Legisla-
ture has decided to employ county
Road Superintendent, and Whereas
the said County Road Superintendent
is already appointed as abovc stated.
BE it resolved by the board If Co
unity Commissioners of Valenci Co
unity that the said road supt. is here
by required to furnish bond in the
amount of $5,OOO.OO, with two good
sufficient securities, or issued by a
Surity Company, authorized to trans
act business in the State of New Me
vico, for the ftithful performance of
his duties.
Be 1t Further Resolved that said co
unity Road Superintendent shall re
eieyc a salary of $4,000 per month
and all actual and necessary cxpen-
scs, both salary and expenses hJw-
ever shall not exceed the amoGnt pt
mitted under the terms of the abors
mentioned act.
Be it further resolved that said CO.
anty Road Superintendent is strictly
,hi0ited from doing any work out
side of emergency, not included in the
road budgets adopted by the board
of County Commissioners.
The County Clerk and Chairman
of the board Of county commissioners
are hereby authorized respectively to
draw warrants in payment Of scrri
,cs and material expended upon ro-
ads, provided that the same are SUB
ported By vouchers ard attcsted b.
the County Road Supt. Each said w
ucher shall bear the budget number
showing where the funds have been
expended.
Mr.. Bradley appeared before the
board and petitoned for a change Of
oad in Precinct Nc. 20.
The County Road Supt. va antho
lied to confer and make sati5flc
tory settlement with Mr.. Bradley i
regard to the road matter in Pretin
Ct No. %.
\ Hon Emiliano Castillo appeared bt
fore the board :pd presented his re
| port as county road superintendent
for the time he has been temporary
county Roadd Supt. and the sam
was audited and approved.
The board approved the following
quarterly reports of justices Of tn
Peace: Narciso Oront, Lauro Bac;
Jose NJ. Baca, Federico Chayira an
Pablo Pena.
The following vouchers were al
proved for payment and county clef
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

gicians and has some unique stunts
Of his own; among these are spirit
painting, rag pictures. and esveral
minutes of autobiography.
Becker invites the closest scrutiny
during his demonstrations. He dependS
upon his superior knowledge Of oc.
cult phenomena for his success ami
performs many seemingly impossible
things so openly that his hearers can.
not believe their own eyes. lie is 5
miracle man indeed and one of the
many genuinely big things OF the
Chautauqua program.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

A. GutlerfeI,
ERIK Of the Probate Court. \: u
pEcIAL MEETING OF THE
BARD OF COUNTY CoMMIs-
ONERS.
Held April 4; A. D. 1921.
The meeting was called to order at
A. NJ. there being present Hon.
suiel Lucero chairman Of the board
IN. Narciso Frances and Hon CSlsc
Dbato, Hon Joseph F. Tondre, sher-
Hon. Avelin6 Gutierrez, clerk Of
& board.
Whereas the law requires that all
Ruchers for Sheriff's expenses be
proved by the board Of county com
ssioners and the District Judge,
erefore BE IT RESOLVED that
County Clerk is hereby authoriz-
to drag out a warrant in payment
the amounts approved on vouch-
S whenever the same bears the ap-
Foyals required BY law.
Whereas the Board of County
commissioners of Valencia County
quested the State Highway Commi
ion to construct the approaches of
be new Los Lunas bridge and where
the same are now completed and
lequate for the travelling require
ents, therefore be it resolved that
he State Highway Commission is
ereby requested to expend no fur
Ter funds on the construction of the
ame, provided however, that it is
Understood that the State Highway
Dmmission will MAINTAIN and i'm
fOYe the said approaches out Of the
pate Highway Commission funds.
Be it further resolved that the CO.
Rnty Clerk is hereby requested to
ransmlt a certified copy of the fore
oing resolution to the State High
pay Commission.
Paid certificate of indebtedness
~. !, against Special Bridge Fund,
II favor Of the Midland Bridge Conn
8any, Kansas City, Missouri, in the
RuR of $33S0.49 dated the 14th day
d July, 1920, having been paid, the
pane was destroyed.
Whereas. it is impossible for the
fard of County Commissioners to
Fudlt justices of the peace accounts
I'nless the quarterly report is in their
An0s' Therefore Be 1t Resolved
aal tie county clerk is hereby re.
q'ested to address a circular letter
. The Various justices of the peace
N Inc county of Valencia calling
'neif attention to the fact that the
~ requires the quarterly report
''d notify them. that it will be i'm.
p'sSlOie to audit any claimssfor pay
AlsA' unless report has been duly fill
Cd and approved.
'he minutes of the previous meet
"g :, were read and approved.
'ne board then adjourned to meet
y 'he 18th of April, A. D. 1921.
Daniel Lucero,
Onairman Of the board.
Narciso Frances.
Celso Lobato.
'es'; A. A. Gatierrez,
Eerk Of the board.
'sf' Of New Mexico
H.. IS
suaty ~. Of Valencia
.ms Is to certify that the forero
Ei.n, : true and correct copy of tn,
/ .a'es 0 OF the meeting of the boar,
ssuhly commissioners of Valenei,
b, sI's' held on the 4th day Of April
II. 80. - II appears on the records 0
w;4l minutes of said meeting.
RAis asss 'a. my hand and official seal
'''h day of April. A. D. 1921,
Cle,t :. ), A. A. Gutierrez,
y the board Of Co. Com.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

Special Meeting Of The Board OF
County Commissioners Held The 18th
day of April, 1921.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

Anna L. Siglhofer, doing business un
der the firm name and style Of Ca
ycte Springs Mineral Water Co, with
it's principal place business at Albu-
querque, Bernalillo County, New
Mexico,
Plaintiff,
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04
BE A STAG

A drove of this Great Order is
now being formed in Belen.
See the organizer at the
NEWS office for full particulars
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04
NOTICE

CHAlSnrr TUX FINAL Dis
NTassI {, AS ADMINISTRATOR
= rkoBATE COURT OF VA
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-04

IN THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COURT OF HONORABLE TELES-
FOR ARACoN, JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE OF PRECINCT Number 2
(BELEN), VALENCIA COUNTY,
NEW MEXICO.
The daily times., 1921-10-14
NOTICE.
FORECLOSRE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

Wilson, N C. October IL, 1921.
By virtue of the power vested in a
certain Deed of Trust executed by
Matte Neal of Wilson, N. c., to D.
s. Boykin, Trustee, bearing date of
June 21, 1919, and recorded in Book
1T, Page $40 Wilson County Regis
try, Default having been made in the
payment of said Note, I will offer for
sale at auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door in
the Town of Wilson, N. c. on Mon
day, November, 14th. 1921, between
the hours of II NJ. and 1 P. NJ. the
following lot of land to Wit:
That certain lot Of land located on
the North side of E. Suggs street in
the Town of Wilson, N. c., described
as follows:
Beginning at point on the North
side of Suggs street, Daniel WICK
corner. running Easterly with Suggs
street 70 feet to the Freewill Baptist
Church property cornering, thence
Northerly with the line of the Church
property So feet to the Dina Roun-
tree line cornering, thence Westerly
70 feet to the Wick line 20 feet cor
nering, thence Southerly with the
Wick line 81 feet to Suggs street the
beginning.
It being the same lot of land con-
veyed to the said Matte Neal by w.
H. Neal.
| d. S. BOYKIN,
Mortgagee
"a - "a Q
The daily times., 1921-10-14
MAJORITY OF UNEMPLOYED
NOT IN SERIOUS NEED.

Washington. Oct. 11-An opti-
mistic turn was given to ne j res :
dents Conference on Cne.l ,lo> ne
today. Wien secretary oI omme
.oover, in ing for nat wide fl
pera ON put,ing int enect :.
enioT--ns. psaeram aao1l,4. xrr, 5.-
ed the belief tnat The counr,y Ncu..
be able to go through the Winter
without acute suffering.
Reports received trom sever
cities, Secretary Hoover said, were
that not more than from 10 to2O per
cent. OF the total unemployment came
within the classification of .'nccas.si
lieS' where emers ency measure;
were imperative. T;.kias the hi1L
estimates OF uaempioynl.n tii:
would make it necessary to provide
Tor not more than ,0oG .0nc worker;
The conference moved ,lon
| smoothly today and the general r.
Communications tor measures for
permanent recovery of employment
presented by the Organizations Cam
m1ttee. We're adopted unanimously
with labor making two reservations
Ihere was ripple OF applause Naon
the hnal section of the repor; vas
adopted.
The conference then adjourned ~
III tomorrow afterno' whon .Dt..l
ttonal committee reports Will he
he2rd. On Thursday afternoon tier.
Will be free discussion and dele
gates who have personal views to ex-
press will be heard.
This program has been accepted as
satisfactory by all delegates, as by
Thursday, when the conference is
thrown open to general debate on
topics where there is difference of
opinion, the formal recommendations
of the conference will have been
radopted and the campaign to handle
the emergency situation will be under
way.
| Sees Hope in Arms Conference.
| The general recommendation pre-
sented today expressed the hope that
the Conference on the Limitation of
Armaments would prove a helpful
lstop in permanent improvement of
the employment situation and urged
Congress to speed up tax and tariff
legislation and other measures which
might help to place business on a
sounder basis.
supplemental report on foreign
trade also attracted considerable at
ltention, as it contained a recommen-
dation that the United States should
be effective in the deliberations and
decisions of the Reparations Commits
Ision and other agencies created under
the Treaty of Versailles, so that it's
reasonable control of the present un-
regulated payment of reparations by
Germany. 1t also recommended i'm
mediate action by Congress on legis-
!: lation to permit the United States
to deal with the funding of foreign
: wartime obligations.
The American Federation Of Labor
reserved the right to make an ex-
position of it's views in regard to a
recommendation adopted that settle
ment of the financial relationships be-
tween the Government and the rail.
ways should be brought about withou
delay. John L. Lewis, President of the
United Mine Workers of America, al
: so asked to be heard in regard tt
: proposed readjustment in the Goa
E industry. He was asked by Secretar.
Hoover to make his statement to tn,
Organization Committee, and con
3 sented to this procedure, first, how
3 ever, giving copies of his statemen
3 to the press.
The daily times., 1921-10-14

per of the small craft was Lieutenant
Muhlhauser, former naval officer,
who left Plymouth on Sept Last
year accompanied by three brother
officers.
The only mishap was the loss OF a
jib.
The daily times., 1921-10-14
LITTLE YAWL
CROSSES TWO OCEANS.

Sydney, Oct. 11.-The Amaryllis,
a twenty-eight-ton yawl, arrived in
Sydney today after 5000 mile
journey across the Atlantic and Pa
cific Oceans from England. The skip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
NEW MYSTERY
IN KILLING At
EAST CHICAGO
Police Believe That 4 We're
Implicated In Robbery Where
Two Were Killed.

More mystery surrounds the killing
OF Tony Dobowset and Thomas shu-
SEX and the wounding OF Deputy
Sheriff E J. Niemiec OF the Inland
Steel company. during the gun battle
Of Monday evening. with the nndlng
Of another piece OF silver button near
the scene OF the shooting
It IS the BELIEF q the police authori-
ties that at least four men we're I'm
pncated IN he robbery Of the freight
car. where the goods were stolen as Il
was almost Impossible for any one CT
the men to carry two pieces OF tho
bullion on account Of the heavy
weight.
Mystery also surrounds tho deputy
sheriff whom It Is now claimed is not
a honahde deputy sheriff, but had
been sworn in by former Sheriff
Barnes for work around the Inland
steel properties. At the present time
his name does not appear on the
sherin's books as being a sworn pub
lie officer.
B. & 0. railroad detectives. as vel
as the police authorities Of East Chi
cago are working on the case and 4
is said that important developments
may be expected within the next few
days. Two Hammond men. who arc
said to have been with Dobowski and
Thomas Shusek several hours before
the shooting took place are being
sought by the police, whom the latter
claim TO have 4 complete knowledge
Of the shooting and robbery.
In yesterdays ISSUE of The Times
It was stated that Mrs, william Huber
had reported the finding Q; the body
Of another one Of the bandits. This
should have been Mrs. A. c Huber O.
148th and White Oak avenue. who re-
ported the finding to the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
Marshal
Starts On
Roundup
All But One of Gary War
rants Served; at the Har-
Dor Today

After spending all day ~ Gary yes
terday Deputy L. s Marshal H E
Sasse was preparing today to start on
tho next lap Of his roundup OF men
called for in warrants issued on fed
eral grand jury indictments
Indiana Harbor was to be his first
stop today and he expected later to I'm
ish the Job at Whiting Gary police
co-operated beautifully yesterday in
bringing IN the men wanted and ulI but
one Of the Gary bunch was found.
Much difficulty was experienced IN
getting bail for the prisoners The
persons signing the bonds must have
unencumbered real estate worth at least
twice the amount OF the bond. T7nen-
numbered realty IN Gary IS scarce ar
ticlo because of tho youth Of the city
and Il was frequently necessary for the
bondsmen TO put I'D the cold cash be
fore the prisoners could be released.
Two men are still being held because
OF inability to procure bonds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
MIKE SAYS
HE'S CURED
SOS WIFE

&iiklas Sebesten, who lives near the
Woodrow Wilson school house on
saxony avenue. Just outside the city
limits Of Hammond, is one man who
simply can't gay enough about the
work of Harry Mays, the Miracle
Man, who IS being besieged By
crowds IN West Hammond these days.
Adiklas, everybody calls him Mike
was IN Hammond today with his wife.
She walked the streets and stopped ir
the stores just like other women. Thie
may not seem unusual to the casual
reader. but TO Nr. Sebesten It is
wonderful.
Two weeks before Thanksgiving
Mrs. Sebesten. who had suffered with
rheumatic complaint. was taken
worse and until Saturday was confined
10 her home Various medical au6
electrical treatments were resorted to
until the sebesten finances were about
exhausted.
Then Mike heard Of the Miracle
Man. Monday he loaded Mrs. Sebes-
ten into the divver and took her to
the Office OF Mays on Forsythe avenue.
That day she received the first treat
ment. The pain in her wrist. elbow.
knee and ankle subsidized. There were
open sores on her leg. Two more
treatments have been taken: the sores
are healing and the pain IS gone
Mike smiled through Il all when she
was receiving tho treatments. He was
skeptical. but was willing to try any
thing once Today he tells OF IL In
an awed voice Yesterday morning
when the time came TO arise from
bed. Mrs. Sebesten staggered him by
stepping lightly to the floor and walk
ing around without supporting herself
by holding to furniture as she had
previously done. 1t was the first time
she had walked unaided for over three
months
Here's another thing Mike tells Of
with considerable awe and wonder
mcnt.
He smoked cigarets steadily until
Tuesday afternoon. MT. Mays asked
him II he wanted to quit and Mike
said he did.
Light one and smoke while" sug-
gested Mays.
Nike obeyed and when the cigaret
was about half consumed. the healer
took the snipe in his fingers and
twirled Il a while. Then he handed it
back. Mike tried to smoke valorousIy
but made a miserable failure He
lighted a fresh one and once more his
stomach revolted.
Leaving the house later he tried an
other cigaret. unwilling to believe that
Mays had put the iioosh on his smok-
ing. Same result And so il went all
day yesterday. Mike tried half a dozen
more cigarets during the day. but
always after couple OF puffs he had
to give UP.
I'm cured" he declared with con-
viction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
MOONSHINE
SERVED IN GARY
SICKENED HIM

Mike Pujo. Il West State ST.. tends
bar in one Of the West Hammond sa-
cons. Nike follows precedent estab-
ished by bartenders years ago. lie re-
fuses to drink tho stuff lie handles.
I took a drink Of moonshine that
shey called whiskey at Gary last sum
ner and & made mo sick" says Mike
L never buy anything around here or
drink any Of the stuff they sell In the
saloons
Mikes explanation Of his abstinence
came this morning when he faced Spec
al Judge A. Z. Tinkham IN the Ham
mond police court on the charge Of nav
ing liquor in his possession. Pujo had
two quarts Of regular whiskey when
he was picked up on tn estreets last
night by officers Warner and Carlson.
He had Just arrived IN Hammond
from a visit in Pittsburg ard while lie
was there had found a couple of quarts
which he was willing to trust IN his
stomach The officers Nwere looking
for another fellow and picked On puio
as he answered the description fairly
well. They found they were mistaken
hut the error was repaid In finding the
liquor on him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
HAMMOND TEACHER
DIES IN WHITING
Miss Lila Schoenman Dies
Yesterday After a Weeks
Illness

WHITING. Ind, Feb. 24.-AIiss Lila
schoenemap, ono of Hammond's most
popular school teachers. died at her
home here of Pneumonia yesterday
afternoon after an illness OF a week.
She was taken i'll with q chill at Riv-
erside school in Hammond last Week
and reached homo in a serious cond
tion. The deccdent had taught in
Hammond FOR nine years. three Of
them at Riverside. She was "a leader
in social and church circles hero an2
profoundly esteemed by those who
knew her, She teaves two sister. Mrs
Fannie Iadd Of mississippi and Ms.
Gertrude Smith of Canada. two niecss
Mrs. Ba1tuska Of Whiting and Mrs.
Quinn Hail Of Chicago. The funeral
viii take place at 2.3o tomorrow from
the CONGREGATIONAL church Interment
VIII be at Lisbon, Ia, on Saturday.