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The Washington herald., 1921-02-20
If You Established Communi-
cation With Mars, What
Message Would You Send?
THE ANSMERSt

THE ANSWERS
r. G. HANTZMAN, 3I2 Mary
land avenue northeasti whats
the price of coal up tberef"
FRANK TAYLOR, the Roland
Apartments al would want to
find out FIRST of all IL the Mar
tians were all that II. G. Wells
pictured them to be. II Mars
is inhabited by thinking beings
I'D like to know whether they
look like us or mott
DONALD HIPKINS, 3Io1
Eighteenth street northwest
"Who won the Mars world Sc
ries last yearf"
RALPH WILSON, 312 VI
street northwest "I'd like to
know whether they're troubled
with BoIsheviki, after-dinner
speeches, wars and the other
things that take the Joy out of
life. II they weren't, I'D 70
there.n
FRANK WELLS, a24 Fourth
street northwestI "My message
would bei Have you n little
Noistesd on your pIanetr"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-20

Hundreds Of EaIIons of gold
solution. practically pure liquid
gold, had been stolen from an
eIectropIatinE tank in the
CrowsteIn plant. The only
window and door into the room
where the machine was located
were securely locked from the
inside. The lock on the deor
had not been tsmpered with
and the dust outside of the
window was undisturbed. On
the night that the theft was
executed the lights I'm the
building went out owing 10 n
blowing out of a fuse In the
basement. The fuse WINS To-
Gated between two conduits,
one leading TO the gold tank
and the other TO the lights of
the building. Harvey Hunt de-
eIared the gold had been stolen
by persons who did not enter
the room where the gold tank
was located. Here Is how he
bore out his theory
XXXIII.
IN THE case of Liquid Gold" tn
thing which struck Harvey Hun
as unusual was the fact that tn
-use blew out. The wires mus
nave been short-circUited some
where, he argued, and due to som
iefinite cause.
He felt certain from his eIami
nation Of the door and the windoy
hat the thieves had never entereD
he room. Yet the gold solution
was gone from the tank. How dir
t get out OF the tank and out o
he room. His FIRST wild though
had been that a hose had bee
slipped through the window an
INTO the tank, but the window
across the court were too far ava
and the hose would have disturbe
he dust on the bars Of the windoV
Of the gold-plating room.
But what about the piping con
iUit OF the electric wires leadInl
into the tank? II the liquid ha
been sucked up into this pipe /
might have soaked through the in
sulation on the wires at some plac
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

According 10 the Silver City En-
terprise it will be no sight
to see the cattlemen OF the Silver
City district lifting 10 and IRON town
in a three-seater airplane, if the Ell
forts OF ]. NJ. Gordon, of Dawson,
result i'll the success he hopes to at
tain. Mr.. Gordon Is representing a
concern which turns out a machine
made specially for daily use, and Re
has written to a number OF Silver
City and Grant county slockmen,
asking them to consider the advant-
ages OF such aircraft. a demonstrat-
or will be sent to Silver City within
a lew weeks, according to Mr.. Cor
don.
Mr.. Gordon's prospectus points out
that the cost OF lying with his
small machine compares iavorably
with the operation oil a modern motor
car. The gasoline consumption runs
from seven to nine gallons an houI 3,
which is said to be sma;.. considering
the great speed attained, and the
fact that the air machine can take
a direct line. In addition 70 tins, Mr..
Gordon emphasizes the pleasure. The
machine is selling at about 10000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

MINING AND TRADING COMPANY, a
corporation under the laws OF the State
OF Colorado. and duly authorized to do
business within the State OF New Mexico
whose post-offiee is Santa Fe. New Mex.
leo, has made application for a patent for
1900 linear feet on the ST. Paul Lode and
the ST. Luke Lode. respectively. bearing
gold and silver. the same being 80 feet
S. 65' w and l420 feet N. 6s' UE. on
St. Paul Lode. and US feet S. 20 O6 w.
and l222.7l feet N. TO o. E. on said ST.
Luke Lode from the respective discovery
shafts thereon. with surface ground not
to exceed 800 feet on each side of said
lodes. all situated in the New Placers Min.
ing District, Santa Fe County, State Of
New Mexico. and described by the off
cial plat and by the field notes on file
F Fe 'h land Si''i DISTINCT. Gl the S 5ssl'' ass ct the a. s' III.
lows:
St. Paul Lode Survey No. 1854.
Beginning at corner No. l., whence the
Mining District bears S. $50 20 E. 1884
Thence N. 2s' 90 W. $685. feet to corner
corner No. ). Whence Corner w. No. es% !, ' 6iyins 20
Pastora Lode, Survey No. 999. amended.
bears N. so 49, E. 1854 feet. Thence S.
2s' 90 z. 34 feet to corner No. 4. whence
cor No, 2 Las Vegas Lode. Survey No.
- btdis ~ . - L. l9o rect.
Thence n. 75o as E. 1897 feet to corner
/ the place OF beginning; containing
l4.bl2 acres exclusive of Divina Pastora
Lode, Survey No. 9o amended and Las
Vegas Lode, Survey No. l477 amended.
St. Luke Lode Survey No. 1854.
Beginning at corner No. 1, whence the
Y. S. Location Monument No. 3, New
Placers Mining District bears S. age IS z.
lsl5.2 feet. Thence North 6ls feet to corn.
er No. 2. whence corner No. /, St. Paul
Lode bears S. 750 as w. 1888 feet. Thence
vs. as W. 1900 feet to corner No. 3,
with corner No. ?. Survey No.
amended Las Vegas Lode. Thence
South 600 feet to corner No. 4, identical
with corner No. ! Las Vegas Lode, Sur
Vey No. i477. amended; at $3.50 feet in.
the North boundary of Old Timer
Lode, unsurveyed, laimants unknown, at
4 point from which the northeast corner
bears n. 7s' 4S' T. 99s feet. Thence N.
20 IT Z. 1857 feet to corner No. ] the
place Of beginning. At 1861 feet inter.
the east boundary of the said Old
inner Lode. unsurveyed. at. point from
hich the northeast corner bears ". 10
s. W. 241 feet.
Adjoining claims as shown by plat Of sur.
'ey are Divina Pastora Lode, Survey No.
% amended; Las Vegas Lode, Survey No.
al amended; and Old Timer Lode, M.
A. NJ. BERGERE. Register.
'irst Publication June 3, 1921.
Publication July %, 1921.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

Hillsboro until 8 O'Clock on the morn
ing OF the fourth, accompanied by
Hon. {. T. Brown, of Socorro, and
State Engineer L. A. Gillett, of
Santa Fe. The governors absence
was deeply regretted by all. The
banquet which was scheduled for 9
P. m, was held off until 10 o'clock
Plates were laid for some 100 people.
There were short speeches by Mcssrs.
Martin, Wolford. Tittmann, Bunch
and Bandy. In his address at the
picnic Governor Mechem expressed
his sincere regrets that the elements
had prevented his beng present at
the banquet gotten up in his honor
by the people OF Hillsboro-Hillsboro
Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
GRANT

Complete plans TO the new 250-bed
uf.it % the United States Public
hcal,h ScryIcs Hospital at Fort Bay
ara are row ~ the hands of Col. II.
T. Nhtiedge, commanding oiilcer,
ter Is COrsIderat on ana a%pproval.
haring been received tire uas- teel:
from Washington. In ai!it'~.. plans
also hive DcCT completed Ivr a new
TO the power pan. charged
spite tanks and repairs, alterations
n extensions &c existing buildings
at the hosp tai. provided IUr in the
Sc.HD appreciation ey congress TO
modernize and increase the ,apacit
of the Public Health hospital
This expenditure OF tnis appropria-
ton viii make forl Basar,i ore of
the LARGEST institutions OF rs kind in
the United States-Sihrr City In
dependent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
SAN JUAN

\. X. Skinner, president Of the San
Juan Basin Directory company, came
to Aztec Tuesday Tor the purpose OF
getting data Tor the big directory
that is soon to be published. The
new directory will include each AMI
every town in the san Juan Basin.
giving the name and addrs.,. amt
occupation, as well a. tde#NIia's uamc
uf every man in the Basin; also. a
write mp Of each town. T. will also
include a complete cuisines, di|rcctury.
II will be published By tie Inter tntc
Directory company OF Durango, Col
urado-San Juan Review.
\ recent railroad meet was held IN
the San Juan bank. l.. +. Jenkins
and h. \. Lincbarger, who are work
ing with the railroad promotion syn
dictate, and w. K. DcIiart, one Of the
local committee at Aztec, were pres
to meet with the Pennington mcn.
\ local soliciting committee wa, sci
ccted This committee will get to
work as soon rs il completes arrange
Mr. lincbargcr reported tn1t one
ranch owner on the Florida mesa pet
rp 1890 acres for the rai'rcad I'm
tac Az'cc district Mr.. DtIIart stat
Cd the following land had been .ilu-
ed mp before the campaign had real
~ opened up: C.. +. Rippcy 20
acres, part under cultivation. lack
son a holland 80 acres dry laul. 5
r. Coon and Geo Burlington. so acrr-
each. under "a proposed ditch su-.o,.
ard Woodic Decker. 40 acres COIL
Cha,. Herr 1T Durango has decided
line $50 acre ranch south of the
Animas river at Flora Vista TO th.
7ilroad syndicate that proposes TO
the southern outlet. The larlc
part OF thi, ranch is under cultivation.
most OF the cultivated portion being
in alfalfa.-Farmington Hustler.
The first Of the week the rroer,,
,iyc Mercantile company Of Fruialapl
out several carloads Of wool
o the market.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

Hundreds OF people from states
north and east are passing through
Clovis on their vacation and reports
from New Mexico resorts show more
people are stopping in the state than
ever before. The fame OF the sum-
mer resorts of the state is spread
ing to all parts OF the United States
and many Of our own residents are
just beginning to learn what attrac-
tive places may be found within our
own borders.-Clovis Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
MORA

81 have shot my wife. Take me
to Mora"
Shouting Ithcsc words as he en-
tered the store of Hiram Wilmington.
at La Cueva MONDAY morning. Fell
ciano Casias is said to have surrcnd
cred himself and has been taken to
Mora and placed in Jail to await the
outcome OF wounds alleged to have
been afflicted on his wife 1T their
home in Llvanvilla, Mora county.
Casiss gave no explanation OF why
he shot his wife. She is in a pre-
carious condition as the result of two
bullets having taken effect in the
abdomen and one penetrating the
kidneys.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
De BACA

DIR. w. b. Pickrel, president OF the
Spaulding Dome Oil Company, &C
companied by his daughter, Miss
Dorothy, motored from San Diego,
Cal, arriving several days ago. While
ascending FL Cajon Pass, out OF San
Bernardlno, the car caught fire
through spontaneous combustion.
Heroically fighting the blaze, the
doctor succeeded in subduing it, with
considerable damage TO the car. DR..
Pickrel is no stranger to Fort Sum-
ner, and will remain for some time
TO supervise operations at Spauldlng
Dome.-Fort Sumner Leader
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

The Guadalupe county Teachr,
Institute closed its sessions Sa,ur-
day, The institute this year has been
n of the nnost successful and laisu-
ly attended ever held in this county,
and much credit is due Prof. J. NJ.
Helm, the conductor, for its mark,d
success.-Santa Rosa Sun.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

MIR. Riley, owner OF the Perea
GIANT. who recently purchased sew
eral thousand acres Of land in the
Pleasant Valley country in Eastern
Guadalupe Co., has planted two or
three hundred acres of it in corn,
maize and beans.-Santa Rosa Voice.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
LINCOLN AND GUADALUPE COUNTIES

Office Of the COMMISSIONS Of Public
Lands,
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
10 the provisions Of an Act of Congress,
approved June goth, 1910, the laws OF the
State OF Aew Mexico, and the rules and
regulations OF the State Land Office, the
Commissioner Of Public Lands will offer
Tor lease q public auction TO the highest
aud best qualified bidder al 9 o'clock A.
W., al the front door Of the Court House
IN each county named, Tor the explOra-
non. development and production OF oil
ua gas, the lands hereinafter described;
the dates and places OF sales being as
follows:
Place Date
Carrizozo, Lincoln, Sale L.S3 August 80,
County, y. NJ, 1921.
Santa Rosa, Guada. Sale lisa, August 81,
lupe County, n. NJ, 1921.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Sale No. L-s3. Ma, Sec. /; EH. SWh.
Sec. 8; All OF Sec. s; Lots |, 2, 3, 4, S,
az syAEH; Sec O MW%, 81, See Iti
IVA 81 Sc n An Of Secs; I; Ii
SEHSEA; Sec. 2li Al Of Secs. p, %; NWA.
Sc. %; SIM, 50. Sec. III NJ. sw1'
sec. 2si An Of Secs. %, 80. 81; NHNwA,
SW'5NWA, NE}4, Sec. 81 AZ Of Secs. D.
- - c. - -
NM NM$ Sec, a. YENNWH, Sec. s
NV tNA]t, Sec "a; 7. s. R; Is E. NEH
}tf'-I1 Eu3<cr,L' S"'+S" N;v 21SSSvnv,11 o
:" ~" ~ ~ pc, Sc i'' n"As"Ni
81 So NJ So 81; N5$NWjA' Sec
.t ~ 70 q, 9Ny4NN,4' Sm;A
NWt' ~ 20, ~ NNA
- o'Si /" a., oEf4oW54, o6'
W l4oL4 80 % 4 ~ ~
90 - comprising ''''o-" a'Ies'
GUADALUPE COUNTY
CT .,,,..,
'N's 10 - L'' sec, ~ NMANMA'
SUI a "a,
Il - cr,,g, ~ ~ 49,
SS.. ~ sec, ~ NWA
j ~ 'i~1'NE54' Sc - 2 .
T. 10 o1 ~ L9t oENoMA
So 81, ~ y X Is ~, SMA
N 80 al Ls9L -. ~ oE-SN A.
Nv '4SL}' Zee. IS, M-NE}4' Sec +iI
N = LYiS L. B. > o. o. sEA
- .'t+' Ei.9NA' Sra See' o 70
A. IN - - u H., NLA'
sW1' So y. 7 n <. K i" e Spl1
, - ~ "a F. ~ OF sec ~
NV a. ANANN4, Sec. ~; Az Of Sec.
= e see; ~ NE4NL ava
sra -, - AH % Sce .; ~, sec.
~ aL+NE54 W MA, We, SEl4, Sec.
o. Re- /. .NNA, SN4NNA, Sec ~ !.
; ~ X Is T., All ct See. 3; Ma, Sec.
~, NNt4. Sec. lli T. q n, x. u T., SMN
IA Sc y MA, 80 Sec. s4i MENEA.
W Sec. IS !.
X j. g.. S1NNA, So Sec. p; T.
", X. Is T., comprising l0.l63.32 acres.
Inc above described lands VIII be sold
separately IN each county IN which the
same IS situate; No bd ~il be accepted
"iH De deemed TO cover The hrst years
rental and no person VIII be permitted
less than five days PRIOR TO the date set
therefor, deposited with the commissioner
Public Lands cash or certified exchange
10 the amsunt Of the above minimum cash
BID. Deposits OF all unsuccessful bidders
VIII be returned. The deposit OF the sue
resstul bidder will be held by the Com
OF Public Lands and by him
applied to the payment Of such bid, but
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
TAOS

Construction work on the Wing
uert Hotel building Just east of the
plaza at laos Is progressing rapid
ly. Its architecture is along the
western and mission lines and when
completed will be one OF the best
buildings there.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

Wool buyers are not tumbling over
each other to get hold of the seasons
clip. If there can be said to be any
price it ranges between 10 and Ia
cents a pound, although a Dunlap
mar is said TO have sold at Is cents.
In some instances 10 cents advance
has been offered on consignments.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
HARDING

One of the freaks of the country
Is a row OF beans 100 miles long
owned by MIR. Win Fleese northeast
of Mills. Mr.. Fleese planted a field
of 80 acres in a continuous circle
row, without a break, and has posi-
lively introduced d new method OF
crop cultivation.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
UNION

conservative estimates Of the am
cunt Of wheat that viii be marketed
from the country east OF De Moincs
put the yield Of wheat at at least
10 400 bushels. The Sierra Grande
and kiowa valleys will bring in at
least 10000 bushels. The rain of
July 4th was not badly needed but
will boost the yield as there is
enough moisture now to mature the
crop if no more falls.
Nj row crops are reported to be
dong fine and the yields of corn.
beans and feed stuff looks like the
biggest IN the past ten years. That
IS going some if il beats the 1914
crop.
Several patches OF rye from : TO
40 acres are reported in this section
and all are reported as being fine
The estimates run as high as 40 gal
Ions to the acre if the moon shines
Just right until the crop is harvested
Oats. milet. alfalfa. sweet clover.
ard other feed stuffs are doing their
durndest to beat the record. 1t Is
going to be the bumper crop of this
section.
And with an INN cnsc wheat crop
IN sight II looks ike this section
T'' Dut itscif on Il feet. They said
a big crop was what was needed 20
restore prosperity and If the dope IS
right prosperity will come to this sec
ton OF New Mexico-Des MONIES
wastika.
Thru the effo.ts Of the CLAYTON
q h-n Der OF Commerce. CLAYTON has
been able to secure free delivery Of
mail TO residents OF the town. The
rev order will go into effect Sept
lst.
At a recent meeting Of the local
board OF education the contract was
let for the new addition to the local
high school building Grenville to B.
c Froman, the cost to be over SO
coo The new structure viii be built
OF brick and concrete and will be
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

The people OF the Logging Camp
held a celebration Monday and a big
dance that night. There are now
about 100 men employed at the camp
and with their families quite a large
showing was made in numbers at the
Celebration.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
ROOSEVELT

The acreage planted to sweet po-
tatocs this year in the vicinity of
Portales is about double that Of last
year and amounts to about 100
acres. There was a heavy acreage Of
Denla onions put out also.
L. NJ. Field, OF Ridgeway, Colo
RADIO has shipped from Kenna to his
ranch in Colorado SIS head Of year
ling steers, which he purchased from
w. b. McCombs, q, T. L%ittlcficld and
Ollie Britton- The price paid was
$500
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

'' 800
x. r. Farley has a new bull cali
Just a year old, BROUGHT i'm a few days
ago from Lett. Iowa, that i, dopcl
by the knowing one To- be the fin
est bull in the west. He weigh,
3, oO pounds He wa selected by the
office, OF the American Hereford
Association OF Kansas City.
The school house contract has not
been let II wa, found that the
building planned was more than the
money would cover. SO plans are hc-
ing modified 10 suit the finance
Estancia Herald.
Smithart Brothers have started The
new building for the National Gar
age AT Eucino. Their new home will
be located on Railroad Avenue. In
q lew weeks the Now building will
be occupied.
Mr.. Salmon has been breaking sod
for {. w. Owens Of Carncro. Pie
ha, ~ acres ready for wheat this
fan, and will likely have more r,-
fore planting time.
Bob Sudduth reports ne i, down
Us feet ON the well being drilled ior
Andre, Arrctchc OF Carncro. and thar
he has struck some water. Not so
bad for a dry country I.aciro i.i-
tcrprisc.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
SOCORRO

SCcrrro was visited by a perfect
deluge in the shape of a rain storm
Friday afternoon, when, in less time
than it takes to tell it. the streets
were converted into wildly rushing
rivers. Considerable damage was
done to wheat that had been harry
eSted and was still on the ground in
the low lands, and people living in
the lower part OF town experienced
some trouble through the breaking
ot the main acequia-Socorro Chief
tain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
GUADALUPE

J. w. Melaven, of the State Bank,
this week bought ~ head of cows
and calves from Don Manuel Vigil
of this city, and sold 90 head Of
steers and heiiers 10 M. Hugh Ken
w.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
LINCOLN

A. G. M~erryfield and daughter
Cynthia were here last week from
Tularosa. NJ. Merryfield has dis
posed of his crop on his place west
Of town to Mr.. Roy A. Black who
viii move on It so as to be on
veniert TO the school-Capitan Noun
taineer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
Continued from page one)

fix up the district court room in that
city. This is to be paid u OF the
court fund and is an expenditure
much needed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

WANTED-Salcsmcn for 6OO mile
guaranteed tires. Salary $1,000 per
week with extra commissions. Cow.
an Tire & Rubber Co. p. O. Box
1S4 Dept. 8. Chicago. H.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

A report from Mora county is to
the effect that the recent hail storm
east OF FL Alto layed for hours
on the ground after it fell turning
the whole valley white and covering
the side OF the mountain. Thousands
of tons OF ice from the clouds about
finished their chance for a crop in
that part of the valley.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
SAN MIGUEL

\ motion for a new trial IT, the ,lsc
OF State Of New Mexico 6. s, clinu
Archulcta. Rosenlo Moya Euirlli1
Barcla, Manuel G]onzli.s WI, arg;.,d
before Judge Leahy in his chambers
Monday. The defendants were found
guilty Of perjury at the April term
cf the district court Tor Mora cou1-
ty. The perjury Indictment growing
crt Of the charge against them for
he murder of lSais Trujillo, near the
town of Watrous. in June 1918. of
which latter charge the defendants
were acquitted. Mr.. Luis +. Armiio.
attorney appeared for the
state, and Mr.. Edward p. Davies.
nd Miguel A.. Ctero. Jr., OF Santa
Fc appeared for the defendants. DIV
ing to affidavits set forth in the mo-
ton for a new trial. relative to a
statement made by one of the jur-
ors, who tried the case. Thomas Is
Judge Leahy deferred ren1-
ering any decision on the motion for
a new trial until he could examine
as to the statements made
in the affidavit. The four defend
ants are young men from Is TO 20
years of age. Their fathers were
in court with them.-Las Vegas OPP
tic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

The Wilson Co., have sold twelve
headers and one combination rie this
summer, which goes to show that we
are raising mor and more wheat
each year on the Mesa,-Mills Dew
eloper,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
SIERRA

The banquet given in honor of
Governor NJ. c. Mechem was a de-
cided success. barring the absence of
The governor who was water bound
on Cuohillo Greek and did not reach
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

lit le Vivian Hearn. WAC had both
legs broken in a automobile acid
cnt near Captain some 3 months ago.
was taken to FL Paso last week TO
have the metal plates remove w'-.ch
had been fastened TO keep the shat
tered bones in position until they
could knit firmly. The operation was
successful and she is now at home.
doing nicely-Carrizozo Outlook.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

death and was employed at the Sana-
torium to assist in paying his X
penses. The deceased was q years
OF age.-Alamogordo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15

WANTED Men or women 10 take
orders among friends and ncighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line Tor men. women and child
rcn. Eliminates daruing. We pay 7sc
an hour spare time. or 5000 a week
for full time. ENpericce unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Nils,
Pa
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
0TERO

\ memorial stone was recently er-
ectcd at the gate of the Woodmen
cemetery in honor of George Schailcr.
American soldier. buried at sea on
October 8. 1920 ]. Z. Anderson OBJ
tanned the stone from the Vermont
Marble Works and it is a beautiful
piece OF blue Nerilont ma-ble.-Tu-
larOsa Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
TORRANCE

The Walpole well at ~Plea,autyicw
has been on the bum the past week.
Stri, king b~ouldcrs, sand and gravel
caused caying rapidly before casing
could be procured, consequently the
c%ighty-five feet was lost and another
hole has been started, reaching 05
feet and down to the big red rock.
and cased that far.