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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
REVENUE CODE HAS
BEEN PASSED BY
SENATE AND HOUSE
BY Guthrie Smith

The new revenue code including
the mine tax revision, has been pas
sed by the house aud concurred In
by the senate, The code adopted IS
not the one drafted by the special
revenue commission, and introduced
as house bill No. 100, but is the com
mittees substitute. 1t was said ~
the Senate that the original was 50
defective that it could not even be
used as a basis for legislation, and
the committee then prepared a sub
siitute
The passage b. the house was c.
fcctcd Wednesday night, by the vote
of 80 TO o, Bent, Crenshaw, Garcia,
Hartpll and Norris, Democrats, and
Winston, Republican voting against
Two other mine tax measures have
been passed By the house, but HH
Dc allowed 10 sleep IN The tender
care gi committees. One OF them, By
Speaker Clancy adopted the Arizo-
IA mine TAX law, modified and a-.p-
tod 10 the needs OF Ne" Mesl-c
% was said.
The Senate spent tie noon hour
Thursday iu dscu5-iu. and Cgu-gr-
ring in the code. Sellers, popularity
supposed TO be i,oorIcader was able
20 muster only the yo.c oi himself
on Tue roll call The Democrats no.
only kicked over the traces ard s--
ampc.cd away from their leader %
but tour OF thCm actually spoke ia
favor OF the measure. The vO.c was
-j ayes, J no.
G.ff.ra h.grt ss.r..rslf.f IL Il
oring for an ad yalorium' tax on
mines Tor several weeks He weug
so far as TO introduce as a senate
measure the house bill No. 100 How
that helped or could possibly help
the situation, has not yet been eH-
planned Philips charged yesterday
that when Sellers introduced the bill
he had a suspicion Sellers did not
know what he was introducing. "By
his argument here today he has fur
nished convincing proof that he did
not know what he was doing" Phil
lips added.
Sellers charged by inference and
implication that Phillips, by reason
OF his connection with corporations,
might have been Improperly influen-
ced in his work on the mine tax sec
tions. II was Zinn, Democrat, who
rushed to the defense of Phillips
with the declaration that he was
unwilling for that expression to stand
as the belief OF the minority
Mitchell, Of Union, said Phillips
had represented the cattle interests
no less than other interests, in his
effort TO be just and impartial in
framing legislation. In his very brief
reference to Sellers, Mitchell said
one OF the best things of the session.
81 feel sure" he said, that If the
people measure Sellers argument by
the ad valorem system, they will
find nothing but the minus sign"
Ad valorem means according to val
tie.
The bill provides that before Feb 1
ruary 1922, the state tax commission
must have had completed an ex-
pert appraisal of the mines of the /
state. This is mandatory After the
appraisal. If il be found that an ad
tax would produce less re-
venue for the state, then the tax is
to remain upon the output of the
mines. The contiguous land clause has
been eliminated
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
GOVERNOR APPOINTS THREE
STATE OFFICERS AND
MANY BOARD MEMBERS

The following appointments. made
By Gov. Mechem. have been con-
firmed by the senate:
To be state engineer. Leslie A. Gil
lette. of Santa Fe. reappointed. Gil
lette is now also state highway en-
gineer. The appointment of the
state highway engineer is in the
power Of the state highway COM
mission.
To be state bank examiner. James
B. Read. of Santa Fe. reappointed.
To be state mine inspector. w w.
Risdon. OF Albuquerque. reappoint-
ed
To be members of the state board
of osteopathy, Mrs. c. l.. Parsons.
Roswell; Walter Mays. Socorro: c.
H. Connors. Albuquerque.
To be members of the state board
of education. Benito Baca. Las We
gas; Mrs. Josephine Lockard. Ration:
rof. +. l.. Enloe. Socorro; Col James
w Wilson, Roswell; Oliver NJ. Lee,
Alamogordo. This is a revised list.
in which Benito Baca replaces Col.
Jose d. Sena. Santa Fe. for the rea-
son that the board must include a
county school superintendent.
To be members OF the board of
trustees of the Spanish-American
Normal, FL Rito. Mrs. lsidoro Ar
milo. Taos: Tobias Gonzales. Fabian
Garcia, Rio Arriba; Carlos Herman
dez, Taos; Sabine D. Olivas. Rio A
rriba This is a revised list.
To be members of the board oi
regents OF the University. Albuquer-
que; Mrs. Rupert F. Asplund, Santa
te; Nathan Jaffa. Roswell; J. A
Rcidy, A. A. Sedllo, Thomas T kel-
cher, Jr, OF Albuquerque. This Is
a revised list, in which Keleher re-
places Charles Lembke. also of Al
buquerque.
To be members OF the board q
trustees OF the Military Institute,
Roswell, Mrs. Charlotte de Bremond.
Z A. Cahoon, j. w Poe. J. ?. White;
IL. NJ. Dow, all OF Roswell.
To be members OF the board OF
trustees OF the New Me leo Normal
school, Silver City, Mrs. Luella
Clark. T. l.. Lowe, w. s. Cox. Jack
son Agee. of Silver City; NJ J. Mor-
an, Deming.
To be members of the board OF
water commissioners, Francis G.
Tracy, Carlsbad; Mica sio Ortega,
Chimayo, Santa Fe county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

A gang Of BURGERS have looted six
homes in Santa Fe recently, secur-
ing some valuable Navajo rugs, jew
elrv. clothing, fire arms and va
rious other articles. On Monday
evening another hold up was staged
on the road to Lamy a few miles
iron this city when NJ. J. Sack, an
eA. service man was relieved OF SIS
Mr. Sack was. fixing a tire on his
car when the two men drove up in
4 Hudson going west. One covered
him with a revolver while the oth-
or relieved him OF his cash.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
u. S. SUPREME COURT
DECIDES FOREST CASE
IN FAVOR OF STATE


The United States supreme court
has just decided case affecting land
that is being held IN New Mexico
under sale or contract with the state
land office. The opinion IS not yet
available but the fact that the de-
ctsion las been made has been re
celyed by the state land oiiicc IN
the following telegram from its Wash
ington attorney:
Supreme couIt decision sweeping
Nndication OF New MeNlco rights
under lard grants .Hear'iest 'pn-
gfr,riatoIs TO you, Barker, Mul'er
AID III aliorncy general upon yr
,Iyic f!'ue IN bringing The SUIT Az
western commOuWcaiths have been
sre7t.E benefited
In the spring OF 1910, certain ior-
.st boundaries in the state OF New
acSico were read usted, whereby a
number of school sections. which had.
prior ~ such reaiIuslW1gt been OIL
t.rld by t'a stale l7ad commissioner
Is basis FOR lieu Or indemnity SCI
.r,icu, W,re left ol..lle the c>tci1i
boundaries of the forest The de
r5rtmcnt OF the Interior t'treu.o1
held for rejection such selections Of
'ne state, ini l'na .1at the bass
rendered WIS not valid, inaew1"I as
IS was no longer within the bounl-
sty Of a national forest.
The Officials oi the state land Of
ftce were convinced that this ruling
"as unjust, uniawitl, and an unwar-
ran.ed invasion OF the rights of the
4 L. Z II.
visions of the school grant act and
the statutes relating 70 lieu and in
1en1nity selections. The case was
dprealed to the secretary Of the IN
,erior. After the officials OF the de-
partment OF the interior had deciI-
I'd against the state OF New Mexico,
bill in equity was prepared and
filed in the supreme court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. The decision of
this court was favorable to the state,
and the department OF the interior
then appealed the case to the court
of appeals of the District OF Column
bia. When the appellate court af-
fimod the Judgment. the department
carried the case to the court of last
resort, the United States supreme
court.
If the decisions below have been
affirmed in all phases of the case.
the status of perfect state selec-
tion before approval by the secre-
tary of the interior will be define
ard made certain.
Holders OF this land will be dis
posed to commend the officials of
the state land office for making a
fight for the rights of the state.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
Beatino the Bachelor.

In Sicily the Ar tree le unknown as
q Christmas adjunct. h't the very
ludicrous custom Of heating the
bachelor" is observed bv the women.
Al Of the unmarried men in the VIII
lace nrp driven into the church after
mass nv the ortnurnherinc women and
rT'n ah0''' 'he sacred edifce and heat
Pn until tFcv dprirre foffcn fals,iy)
thar lir, '-in ~-"d ere liher Christ
mas 90 fn, :-.--..f
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
GENERAL APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSES SENATE

---1Ir n & o'clork Monday
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~, cor.il..,tian ~ senatc Ill lah
.,L;ch i 'be genar,l a1a.onri ..t5,9
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cd I hv ,n,ni,pors vote
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..rn,-s. trpi.c-sifv AIauuferauc.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

DR.. c l. Parsons, oi Roswell, a
prominent osteopathic physician OF
that city, was found dead Monlaf
morning 4 vial Of poison beside
him testified as to the cause OF his
death. Chaves county officers sta
that he committed suicide on account
OF charges of criminal practice I'll
ed against him resulting from an in
vestigation as to the cause Of the
death OF Mrs. Nellie 4. HARRINGTON
few days ago. DR.. Parsons wa
well known throughout the state. He
was convicted for a similar offence
last years and was pardoned b.
former Governor Larrazolo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
LOT OF BOOZE
SIZED THIS WEEK

Eight hundred gallons Of tequila
smugeled into this country has just
been seized by customs officers in
the southern part of the state.
Three hundred psllons were seized
at Columbus and 500 at Rincon The
accused smugglers are on bond await
ing the action of the grand jury
which meets in April.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
CURRY

Building activities have already
commenced at Clovis according d
tie following item from the News
J. w. Mordecai has commenced
the erection Of a most modern home
at the corner OF North Gliding and
Bent Avenue. Tie residence will DO
constructed OF brick and will be a
beautiful home to cost in the neigh-
borhood of $4,000 when il Is com-
pleted
r. T. Boschelle will commence soon
on a home for himself in west Clo-
yis T. A. Peters will also erect
home soon.
John Conner has started a home in
west Clovis that he will use for =
rental property. a. c. Clark has
commenced the erection Of a mod
ern home opposite the Baptist Church
on lots recently purchased from Z.
L. ieruigan
The Baptist church ha, about
completed 9u addition 5ON60 feet
which win be used as Sunday
school room.
Thotp Bros, have completed their
new implement house on Washing
tom ....e II Is ZSxy0 feet and
constructed Of brick.
A acw adobe building IS bong
constructed at The size of ,he I'd
-s.uau. house tIat was icst-c 3
D.. several months ago. 10 all
. o...m.I by t.c r. White
Motor Company when it is comp ..-
-.
D.. Rogers has commenced Il
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
O0NA ANA

Friday evening two prohibition en-
f. cement officers came in from the
vicinity Ct Hill witl Studebaker 8
w,th several cases Ct noons1,:.t
y~'r'=l~v Trey rad chased the car
and its driver from Las Cruces to
Hill when 'te d-i-e-. seeing that he
could nc: s. axe his pursuers. desert
ed tho car and its precious cargo
Continued on page five)
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
Honors More Than Even.

IT hear you got the worst OF II with
the little hoy next door" I remarked
to Harry. "Oh I didn't get much the
worspr of H." asserted 40 little chap.
"Hp licked mo. ~ righi hut my dog
licked l,c-r MS for wi r:i. tco."
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
C0l.fAX

c. Hillebrand OF Chicago was here
Saturday for the purpose Of signing
contract with the Springer Nov
city Three for a tour OF the coun-
try the latter part Of Nav. The
contract was not signed, as the or
chestra has not decided definitely "a
make the tour 1t is Mr.. Hille-
brands intention to take the Nov
cltv Three TO Minnesota and Wis
consin during the summer months,
and then to California.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
NUMBER 1886

South Second street, which was
opened for business on Saturday
morning. March 5th. 6 c. Parker Of
Trinidad, Colo. Mr.. Brush, Of Den
yer. will complete the clerical force
of the Popular Price Shoe Store IS
only one of chain of Popular Price
Shoe Stores in Colorado and New
Me>ico. All OF the stores operate
under the proprietorship of Max
Sanders OF Trinidad. Colo- Ration
Range.
The Masonic Orders OF this city
have closed deal whereby they bs-
come owners of the Dwyer Building
on South Second street. They exc
pect to begin at once the remodel
ing OF the structure, putting in
stairway leading from the front and
in fixing up the second story for
a lodge room. There will also be
a kitchen and banquet room, recep-
ton room, etc. II will make an
ideal place for the holding of I'll
Ma onic meetings when it is finally
arranged according to the plans.
The Masons have been considering
the building of a Masonic Temple on
the lots west of the Sesberg Hotek
but on account OF the high cost of
everything in the line OF building
material, and labor they decided
that the purchase of the Dwyer
Building would be much the best
proposition Ration Reporter
Two negroes. Lige Iayre and Ar
thur Holland, were bound over und-
c~ a bond OF 81 900 each in Daw-
son recently. The two men discov-
cred a place in Dawson that was
dispensing Illicit liquor. 1t Is alleg-
ed that they represented themseiveg
as Officers OF the law and demand
ed 500 as protection. They were
paid a small sum and told to come
back the next day for the balance.
On returning to the place they wers
arrested and are now awaiting sc-
tion OF the grand jury.
Layne is one Of the proprietors OF
the Columbia Tailoring company at
Ration. The sheriff has closed his
place Of business.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

The Santa Fe has resumed laying
new steel in Springer this week a.
4 force Of three hundred Old Mex
ico laborcrs. These men were laid
off about three weeks ago. and have
resumed their duties again.-Springer
Times
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
Best 10 Everything.

The man who has done his best has
Done everything Tie man who has
done less thar ii> uesr has done moth
ing.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

The J. {. Penney company are
now in their new rome in the build
ing formerly occupied by Vaught's
~orfectionery on South Second street
The entire store has been remodel
ed and the front painted. and pres
ents a very attractive appearance.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlll0

Nearly EOu employees OF the santa
Fe shops at Albuquerque were drop
ped from service Wednesday, This
is an average OF IS per cent OF those
employed, including all departments
Santa Fe officials have stated that
the reason for the placing OF men
on the jobless list was due to the
general slump in business and it is
not known when the men can be
taken into service. The cut in the
force is on the seniority plan, those
having worked for the Santa Fe the
longest being retained at work. 1t
was announced at the office OF Sup
crintendent ID. Z Barton that the
cut in the locomotive department
would be Is per cent and the cut N
the car department about IL per
cent, and in the force at the round
house it is approximately IS per cent.
The number of employees in the round
house totaled 800 and the number in
the main shops and car department
nearly 1000.
Construction work on the new
shop buildings will not be effected
by the layoff and work will CONT
nue. at the present rapid rate,
Two raids by federal prohibition
officers and members of the sheriffs
office at Albuquerque Friday night
resulted in two arrests and the sci
zure OF more than 25 pints OF corn
VIII sky and a roulette wheel.
Those arrested were Samuel Ote-
TO, 523 North First street and Dick
EWcll at the place known as the
"SaWmill' on North Twelfth street.
Officers at the Otero home found q
pints of corn whisky buried under
lhe iloor OF the dining room OF the
house.
The party conducting ,he raid was
headed by Undersheriif Fred Form
oil and Prohibition Officers {. J.
Shaw and Carl Gordon. Otero is
charged with possession of whisky
unlawfully and Ewctl is charged
with the sale and possession Of in
toNicants. The roulette wheel found
at the "Sawmill" was taken to the
sheriff's office for sale keeping and
tie whisky was stored in the federal
vault in the federal building. Ewell
and Otero were placed in the city
Jail pending a temporary hearing
The Bcrnalillo board of county
commissioners have been ordered by
the district court to stay all pro-
ccedlngs in the division OF Old AL
buqucrque and to submit to the court
all petitions, papers and others mat
ters relating to the division. The
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11
DE BACA

Warm weather during the week
has caused plum and apricot trees
on the Valley to bloom. While the
sight $ mighty pretty, it Is feared
cold weather, later on, will kill the
fruit crop for the Valley farmers -
Fort Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

H. w. Wassner of Phoenix. Ariz.
has arrived in the city and has TAX
en- over the active management OF
the Popular Price Shoe store on
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

". 7 Riger, from Roaring Springs.
Texas, has been here for about
week arranging to open up the City
Drug Store in company with J. E
PardIe Mr. Rigcr can hardly BE-
termed a new conner, having lived
here about seven years at one street
Oh. lie was with the Lovelace drug
store about four years, and is
pharmacist OF wide experience.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

An extra gang OF railroad work
men are sidc-traCked at Neso and
are busy laying new steel on the
railroad. The leso and Largo sec
tion men are also busy with this
work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

M-. ard Mrs Bill Mayor Of Okla
homa arrived in Neso a few day,
90 and expect 10 make this their
home. They viii live in the residence
belonging to Mrs. J. II. OConnor.
Fort Sumner Review.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-11

Continued on page five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
SOUTH CHINA REPUBLICS SPOKESMAN IN
DENUNCIAT|ON OF THE PEK|NG PROPOSALS

stead they have cn2;rnt"d themselves
with ;hr formulation OF genera. prin-
riv!cs principles such n the n7rn
Lurr and tho integrity Of China. which
haze been assumed and Sea!iir'ncd many
times.
since tho time OF John Hay these
principles have been accepted by every
power claiming To have All interest in
China. and uStcns.bly have been the OBJ
Iect Of every treaty entered into be
tween them in the last twenty-five
wears. They have been more honored
in the breach than In the observance.
What "" want IS not the Affirmation
nr rc:r.l irmatron hut the strict enforce
.ncnt az thee principles by the confer.
rrcc II thu l'ck.ng delegates have no
G"s.r" 20 insist upon this then they
should 20 homo. and If the conference
on Paciii" and Ear Eastern questions Is
unahl" to accomplish this. then II may
INST a. We'll break uH. For the sake OF
all concerned tn" conference from which
the world expects so much should not
hr allowed 10 degenerate into an acad-
cmiC discussion on general principles
which are sclf-cvident and universally
accepted"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
KATO THROTTLES
ROUND ROBIN BY
NEWSPAPER MEN
(cortinued on Page Tn

Washington. Nov. 1T.--(Ry the AsSo-
c,ated prcss.)--Japanese newspaper cor
respondoNS--ot whom there Is now n
small army In Wash;ngton-had plan
:oC mass Meeting tonight which was
70 have resulted IN 4 round robin 10 Ad-
mira, Baron kato. head OF the Japanese
deteEa ,ton. expressing their opinion
that japan should subscribe 10 the
American proposals FOR naval limitation
without the reservations which haYo
been forecast.
All proceeded scr"ncly until Admiral
Kato heard about II Then the japanese
correspondence r"rctvrl 4 summons to
appear at the baron's headquarters.
No American reporters having been
invited. ard inaSmurh az Admiral kLt"
spoke IN japanese. anyhow. tho version
O.! what ne SAID * necessarily second
hand one It ~ said. however. that the
admiral told tho journalists with SOM"
flucncy and emphasis that IN" japanese
government rather than the newspapers
would determine tho course to he pur-
sued. and he outlined with lur:dity
rharactcr.st!calIy Oriental. how h" w"G''
regard any such acdoa as tho cores
;cnNcrta proposed.
There was no mass meeting and the
robin failed TO round out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

New York. Nov. 1.-THE t." triH-
c.rleq presented yesterday I" III" N"Hh-
!uc,nn conference on the l!m!LtN"A "'
armamnnts hv the Chinese d"I"El''"
do not ,r!re the just claims Of emma
today declared Ma So" representative
in this country or Sun f"i-S"n. rFcSi-
dent ~ the South China republic.
Ma Son who came I" this city I" !"T-
;ure a, Columbia University. issued 4
formal statement in which ne said:
The proposal submitted ~ the P'k-
inp delngatinn Is 4 distinct disapn"int-
nrn,. THIS Is no time for p!a'i;udcS
and C"n"ralitt"s.
."'Thcy want tho r"tnrn Of Shan'unr.
tho IhrnEat!,r ~ IL" r"t"ri"'iS tw"n'f-
ono demands. Tic aSr""m""i "f i?l\ ""h
tho s"ri"s "f secret :r"Ni:"@ wh''h Wy
tual!v made CHINA 4 rn"St. "r Japan
They wan, MauchUr!t aii'i inner Mon
po,!a back and also The. They want
the Pronunciation OF III" ohn"Ni"uS
s1hcrrs nf .n:iu"n'". aHc the withdrawal
Of foreign cH-rtSons ir"m chimes" soil
''Threr are SOM" of th!na's demands.
The rck!nE delegation &h"I,d haN"
pressed these demands, They should
have faced these vital issues. but In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
ALL RESCUED WHEN
OHIO RIVER STEAMER
CHILO GOES DOWN

Cincinnati O.. Nov. 1.-THE Ohio river
steamboat Chiln. struck suhmerE' E!
wharf at New RirhU"nd, O.. tonight amt
sank In five minutes
New Richmond Is ilft"cn miles north
east OF Cincinnati.
Forty persons on board IN" |h!'" We"
reSCurh
Th" Chiln owned hy the Green Lire
cunirany. left cincinnati late today for
Charleston. W. Va. heartily laden with
rrrleh; and carrying Two women pas
scuErrS
The accident happened when landing
was attempted at New Richmond. sub
merged portion of the whar! tearing 4
hole IN the bottom ut TIC boat
z Il" C'hll". valued - s!I.""H by h'r
owners. IS said :" H." Il total loss NJ
estimate uf III" ,~lrGn loss Was obtain
able here tonight.