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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
TELLS NEW MEXICO
ABOUT TEXT BOOKS

Retiring Superintendent Of Public
distraction Wagner, proposes ques
tions concerning the adoption. and
answers
Santa Fe. New Mevico.
December 81, 1920
For the benefit OF the public gen
orally, retiring State Superintendent.
cf Public Instruction, Jonathan II.
Wagner, issued the following state
mcnt in the form of questions and
answers in reference 10 the text
books recently adopted for the elc
meutary public schools Of the State
Of New Mexico for a period Of si>
years beginnn e June 10. l92f.
J. @ How often are text books
adopted for the oommo schools OF
tire state?
A.. Every six yeas. The law
creating the State Board Of Edu-
cation provides, among other things
that the State Board Of Education
is hereby Vested with full power
to adopt a system OF school books
for the use OF the public schools
of the state and only the school
books so adopted by sad Board shall
be used in any OF the first eight
of the public schools Of this
The Board Of Education shall
have power TO contract with the pub
Usher or publishers Of tex books
for use in the public schools
81 New Mexico in the name of the
and through the Superintend-
OF Public Instruction for the pur-
and delivery Of said books und
rr such regulations as the Board
may adopt. The law further pro-
that if amy Board of School
Directors or Board of Education in
his state shall knowingly permit in
my of the first eight grades of the
,rblic schools of this state the use
Il any text book or books other than
iuch as are adopted by the State
beard of Education, upon conviction
the person or persons con-
ieted shall be punished by a fine
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
GOVERNOR MECHEH

Governor Mcct,m has assumed the
duties OF Chief c~ze~utf.c ~ q time
when tine ditllaIt problems of recon
struction and rcad1a4auout as they
Apply a. Now Nes5ga and ~ the,r
most difficult stage.
So far as the business Of govern
ment goes these problems are max
III! themsclycs felt most uoticeably
in the demands OF live stock growers
ard others, whose product is shrink
ing in price, for tax reductions,
while en- the other hand the schools
and roads ave demanding more money
b. loo per cent than ever before.
New Mexico is therefore i%lrtuuate
in having a man OF Governor Me
ohem's recognized ability, con,crga-
tiyeism. broad common sense, and
ono who has the confidence of the
people Of itc state, IN The solution
Of these di.Is-.l aud yes.4s rro-
hlCms.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
0TER0

The local Forest Office recently
received over 20 applications for lease
Of small areas in the Lincoln Forest
TO- ror-e1 'io~rl PROPOSES from Ros-
well people. The citizens Of Roswell
have selected a particular locality
where a large number are taking ont
leases to build cottages and for rec
rcational purposes.
FL Paso people are also getting
brsy and there have been quite a
r NIB r. irqui- IS relative to small
lease holdings of areas for rccrca-
tional purposes-Alamogordo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
GRANT NOW AMONG FRIENDS

Durng the en- r- "a,
ihc Wilson admin. ram. d
move was made f- al conn.
r..f-"T e' t rf-l
fa Cen. Grant N With
fIc South ia The saddle ir Congress.
OF course there ua, little trsi-, q,
s.ten work 80 a moruueut 20 the
great leader of t- Union Armies,
But with tic return OF ire EtprbH-
cans 10 control q renewed activity
has been manifest ?. Only "a few weeks
ago the bronze equestrian satire 81
tn general was mounted on ils pcle,t-
al and D. Is now reported that the iu-
isEing touches 10 the structure viii
Dr. added iu a few months uhsu ad
diiional bronze pieces have been re-
md the completed memorial
will be ready for dedication.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
TAOS

The Sunshine Valley in the north
ern part OF Taos county has the
past few months seen much activity
in the way Of settlement. Many fam
lilies from various parts of the coun-
try have gone in and purchased at
very reasonable prices farms which
they will in time urn into comfor-
table homes. The valley is a fertile,
level stretch, OF country, well pro-
vided with water. %ecently a commune
ty dinner was given at which new
settlers numbered about fiity.-Taos
Valley News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
a Rat Breeds 6 20 10 Times q Yesf
Averaging Ten Young to q Litter.

Remember this. act as soon as you
see the first rat Get a pkg of RAJ
SNAP. It's a sure rat and mice de-
stroyer. It's convenient, ONE IN
cake form, no mixing Mummifies
RAJ after kiIlin-Ieaves no smell
Cats or dogs won't touch it Three
sizes. Sc, Sc. Sis. Sold and guar
snseed By Collins Drug q Stationery
Go, end Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

FolloTingthe conference which tie
Republican State executive commit
tee held Tuesday afternoon with a
large number of the partys leaders
and workers from every section Of
the state. the committee held a brief
session on "Wednesday morning. How
ever. no applications for appointment
vtre passed upon. II was decided
that II fairness TO all concerned, II
would be better 10 suspend action un-
al all applications were received The
committee then adjourned, subject TO
the call Of the chairman. The next
meeting wiii be held about the time
the legislature is convened
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

State Bank Examiner Read was
down from Santa Fe the first OF the
week. He found things moving along
nicely under the circumstances with
the Mountainair State Bank, and up
on leaving said he did not see that
he could do any good by prolonging
his visit, and spoke optomistically
OF the bank being ready for business
shortly Mountdinair Independent,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

Berl Brown of this city writes that
he has been in the navy the past two
years and is now on U. s. s. Texas.
He has visited Panama City, South
American countries, and passed thru
the Panama Canal His friends here
will be glad to learn what he has
been doing since leaving Tucumcari.
-Tucumcari News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

IN TIE PROBATE COURT For
SANTA FE COUNTY. NEW MEX
iCO.
IN the Matter Of the Estate
Of Carmel Salas. deceased.
NOTICE
Notice IS hereby given. that the
undersigned has been appointed adj
m n~istrator Of the estate OF Carmel
Salas, deceased. All persons having
cla aims against the said estate Should
i''e the same within the time pro-
by law.
PATRICIO VIGIL.
Administrator of the Estate Of
Carmel Salas. deceased.
:. NJ. EDWARDS,
Attorney.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
NO MORE Rats

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP.
It's a lure rodent killer. Try .
Pkg. and prove il. Rats killed with
RAT-SNAP leave no smell. Cats or
dogs won't touch il. Guaranteed
Sc size Il eake) enough for Pan.
try. Kitchen or Cellar.
Sc size q eakes) for Chiekes
House, eoops- or small buidines.
SIS size Is eakes) enough for al
farm and ut-bufldinss, storage
buildings, or factory buildinss.
Sold and CuaraBteed By
Beaeham -Mignar1st Hdv. c.,
Csllins Drug Z Stasy. Co, asi
Kssss crsessy c.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

The STATE Record takes pleasure iu
announcing that il has arranged w D.
Guthrie Smith, the vel known and
reliable New MEXICO newspaper cor
respondent 10 report IN fr-ief the
proceedings Of the legislature during
tie next ten weeks as well as other
Of official nature arising al the
during the same period.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
THE OTHER FELLOW SAYS


Independent and Democratic news
papers published outside Of New
Mexico are commenting on the cx-
Celeut record that Judge Merit L.
kicchcm made upon the bench, and
predicting that his conduct OF the
otiICe OF governor Will be upon the
same high plane. The Il Paso Her
AID Independent, takes occasion to
q aW a comparison between the IN
coming and the outgoing governors.
Il says
The difference betWecR the way
Gov. Mechem went in and Coy. Lar
ra7olo went out OF Office in New
Mexico is worthy OF note as IS the
difference in their campaign methods.
Mechem went INTO Office humbly,
accepting his great trust with dig
nifty lie promised a fair admlulstrd-
1 on for All parties and all men. lie
was under no Obligations. GOV. Lar
razolo spent his last day IS governor
pa dJrug criminals and attacking
the supreme court. These two fact,
oytl tte --um of the choice OF
tHr Republican convention last fail
am -r- wisdom If the electors lu
=. .ruler.
.. Governor hel.sn tie people
II Bis ,Hr ara rrr. uharIra ..l.cs
$500. t.e |est. u. 5...urv Beng sor-
81 cr is not IN easy job But b.
Fl. Z. ,iH makes as good a governor
a5 I, ufi Il fudpt be viii succeed
2. l.., attorneys who hae~ tried
s-,s w las e5art say he IS fair
u AS C~guEtrsa4. with tHl law as
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

The report OF the special -b.,nuc
commission, fled some w.li- ago
with Acting Governor Eea amin J.
Parkey, was not unauimO-s j. VIII
be recalled by the fblis TIE &c
port was signed b. ali five members
but two members with reservations.
VII Oh included the right go ilie q
supplemental report.
John Joerns, secretary OF state
taA commission. was one O. the two
who signed with reservations. Hfs
SUI elemental report has been filed
this week II differs materially from
the majority report upon many n
porianf matters. A digest Of this uIr-
ority report will be written for ere
State Record next week
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

J. II, Dolye, Jr, has transferred
thobooks ard papers, including all
necessary blanks OF the Fire Iusur-
auce Agencies which he has repre-
sentcd to the Independent Office. Mr..
Sgockmann having taken over the
ace pcies.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

DR.. Charles r. Lukens. superinten-
dent Of the Childs Home at Albu-
olerque, writes Mr. las. {. Rhoton
Of the receipt of 5000 subscribed
to that institution by the people
of Hillsboro and forwarded him by
Mr.. Rhoton-Hilisboro Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
OFFICIAL NEWS OF
THE PRESENT WEEK

lIlL TNLoENi WLLN
Governor Merritt c. Mechem has
not begun work on appointments,
and the probability is that few, il
Any more, appointments will be an
ncunced until after the converting Of
be legislature.
On Monday, when he actually took
charge OF the office, it was with
the following office force: Miss
Cara II. Olsen. secretary, Miss
Roma Hanna, executive clerk, Alber-
to Martinez, page or messenger.
On Tuesday Paul (. Jette, OF Mes
o~aiero, was appointed to the staff,
With the rank OF colonel, and Col.
Alfred Grunsield, OF Albuquerque,
was reappointed Other changes in
the military forces were: Leslie +.
Love, OF Albuquerque, second leuten-
ant, promoted to first lieutenant,
cavalry; Jesus NJ. Baca, Of Santa fe,
appointed second lieutenant, cavalry.
The following designations OF
hoard members have been received
and accepted by the governor: i.
". Boyle, of Santa Re, member OF
Ike armory board Of control, Santa
Ie, Felix Baca, q Albuquerque,
member OF the armory board Of con-
troll, Albuquerque, w I. Gortner,
of Las Vegas, trustee Of the Normal
University, Las Vegas; Mrs. Helen
NJ. Reynolds, Of Las Vegas, as a
trustee OF the Normal University, Las
Vegas. Mrs Reynolds resigned on
account of having removed to FL
Paso to live,
a general epidemic OF measles IS
likely TO spread over New Mexico
within the next few weeks, accord
ing to a warning issued Wednesday
hy TIE state department of health.
The department points out that the
disease is not harmless as is too
often supposed by the public. The
statement says:
The most important point in the
prevention OF measles is the early
recognition OF cases, that they maF
be promptly isolated, and the quar-
antine of ucrsous who have been e2-
posed until it can be determined
whether they viii develop the d.
'aEians d. ne earliest Stages btioie
~ eruption appears ON ing b.At
Fl p cncciaIy important 'hai
school elm drcn BE- %ai'Hed...
once the cAld mas measles. II
should Dc remembered ih"l' without
proper care the disease may PC lai
lowed by pneumonia. l"T lal' ied-
son exposure 20 cold and daIhInesa
..aHl pc avoided ana the p'lleht
shtrli not be allowed 10 go out
oil the house too @
John V. Conway, new supcrintcnd-
cut OF public instruction, did not
ind many ~Cha1Ees necessary when
he took charge OF the office on Mon
d., H4o.uu.. I4c had been serving
a. assistant superintendent fer four
years. wucu lac succeeded Jonathan
II. Wagner on Monday. lie appoint
ed karl Douglass, OF Aztec, to the
important post Of assistant supcrin-
tcnacnt. Douglass had served Tor
years as county superintendent
OF schools OF San luan county. and
sewing as superintendent o. the
cir, schools OF Aztec. lie is a mem
Der OF the state board OF education.
...ouuucnt made, Conway's
worries over his staff were ended.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
SIERRA

The year Just closed finds great
activity in the mines at Kingston.
More development work has been
done and a much larger production
has taken place than in the last
year. and many leases, bonds aud on
tions have been given lately. The
outlook for a larger amoun OF de-
velopment work and a larger pro-
drction of silver ore values the COM
ing year is safe to assume. There are
10 idle miners. and no doubt a lar
ger number will be employed the
coming year.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
SOc0RR0

Prof. E. A. Drake for five years
president OF the New Mexioo School
Of Mines, and one OF the bes, known
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

troop now. They expect TO order
ttei suits Immediately. They have
helped about twenty families with
the clothing they gathered recently,
and expect to keep up the good work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
Continued from page one.)
OONA ANA

The Corralitos company a cattle
corporation that has been doing bu-
siress in this section for more than
eve years have sold their land
holdings and transferred their cattle
to their extensive lands in old Mex
leo at Hacienda de Corralitos, state
of Chihuahua. This company still
owns a farm near Mesilla Park,
where Mr., f c. HouFhton, General
is living. The office of the company,
that has been located at the Roualt
building, will be moved to CorralitoS,
Mexico, during the next week. Our
friend Don Francisco IriEoycH who
has been the bookkccper OF the COM
pany for about twelve years, will go
with thin, Las Cruces Citizen.
Wltn trcm.-Las Cruces Citizen.
As the result of an attempt TO get
out Of the country in a hired car
from FL Paso, Frank a. Jones, a
sailor was shot through the heart
by Deputy Sheriff Jesus Monies, OF
Fl Paso and Robert Foster and Clara
Foster, claiming to be man and wife
were lodged in jail at Las Cruces a
few days ago.
Burned out bearings forced the
r. " Oh abandon d car nea Hill
from which place they walked 10
paurP St7ttOu where Sheritf J.
Lucero of Las Cruces and Deputy
Sheriff Monies OF Fl Paso captured
the trio. Fosters claim that they all
hailed from Philadelphia.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
QUAY

Jes. Jordan OF Ina was in town
on business. He is authority for ex-
ample on present day prices. A nei-
gbbor Of his took a large cow hide
( Tolar the other day which brought
him Sl52. He bought three small
lcathe-S FOR his windmill for which
he paid rs cents. Mr.. Jordan estimat-
es that if his - hide was made up
into windmill feathers it would bring
about 5000. 1t is hard to see where
the farmer is being treated justly.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
TORRANCE

Tom Humphrey held the lucky
number which drew the Cabinet Pho
nograph at the Willard Mercantile
Company store. Tom is also a mem
be- Of the Mountaiuair Band, and
plays the coruet, so there will be
plenty Of music in his home.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

On Monday evening Bill Harlan,
from neal Rosebud drove up in front
OF the Electric Garage and threw a
CUR into the face OF Paul Robin
son and forced him to fill his car
with oil and gas. Then backing Rob
inson into the office he saw Dick
Draper, who was in charge Of the
him a worm for p still Draper after
a time, declared he couldn't do the
work alone, that he needed Geo
Jameson to help him. This did not
stop Harlan. He marched Draper
over TO Jemeson's home and then
marched Jameson and draper back
to the shop, keeping his gun on them
az the while. Draper and jameson
then declared they were out of SOL
der and would have to go to the
Owens Garage TO obtain some. Ilar-
Jan made them get in a car, and
drove to Owens Garage. Leaving
Draper in the car he marched Jane
son into the garage and Draper slip
ped out Of the car and called john
Hammers and Frank Hoover who
assisted in capturing Harlan as he
out.
Harlan was lodged in jail and on
Tuesday was given a trial in the
Justice Of the Peace Court and was
fined 500 and costs.
lie was under Tie inilucrCc OK
but it would seem by hi,
movements that he knew just what
,-.a dino ali .Ta tim. .tf.t
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

The Boy Scouts have plastered
their new home in the south part
of town and will have new seats
put in soon. Everything is working
nicely. There are 81 boys in the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
LUNA

-Four robbcries took place between
Friday and Monday al Deuing. The
birgcst robbery was suffered by the
Clark Clothing Co. when thieves made
away with over $500 worth OF cloth
ING some time between 10 o'clock
Saturday night and carly Sunday
morning A piece of rubber betting
va, used by the thieves IN making
a descent into The store after reraor-
ing a pane og glass from the sfy'iart.
Tie robbery was discovered b. Nan
alcr John Kecley when he entered
the store Sunday morning.
The Carter Grocery company lost
over 800 in canned goods AM gro
c~orics on Friday night when thieves
broke a pane OF glass in tlc back
door and reaching through slipped
tie the bolt and then helped them
selves to a choice assortment.
Frank Taylor who is the able ass
sistant Of John O'Lcary en- his IA
nous corner, returned to his home
on South Gold on Christmas Eve and
found the place had been thoroughly
ransacked and about everything OF
VI; I've in his hatche'or apartment had
been taken including several suits Of
clothing, shirts, socks, a %mackinaW, a
new leather ove-coat and a gun in
exchange Tor which the burglars had
oblipingly left several Extremely rag
p,d and dirty old suits OF clothes.
g. d. Abrams. living on The Sadier
place east of town reports that thei-
YES made away with his Jeiicry auto
mobile last Sunday night from a gay
ase on the place,
The police were promptly notified
but so far have not been able to gain
any definite information concerning
the thieves or in what direction They
fled.
The SUM Of S220.7S has been turn
ed into the special fireman'S iund as
a result Of the recent petition circul-
ated among the business men OF the
town to raise a fund which could be
town to raise a fund which would
show some Measure OF appreciation
OF our fire boys in answering calls
and to reimburse them in part Tor
personal clothing ruined in anSwc
ing some OF the recent alarms This
sun includes a very generous check
OF $50 donated by ]. A. Mahoney
in appreciation Of the good work done
b. the department in cXtinguishiGg a
recent fire IN one Of his buildings
90 Dcmiue Headlight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

Frank Townsend Jr, has purchased
the Col. Welsh ranch, 800 acres lying
south of the San Juan river near
Bloomfield and will embark in the
cattle business again next spring. He
has purchased 100 head Of COW from
Joe Mangum which will be delivered
next June. Frank is an experienced
cattle man and could not resist the
call OF fhe chaps and spurs.-San
Loan eVIcW.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
SAN JUAN

The health conditions at the Ship
rock school have improved greatly
in the past two weeks. The dlph-
iberia patients have all recovered
and there have been no new cases
for nearly two weeks and it is be-
heyed that this disease has been eli
minated. There are still a few cases
OF small pox in a very mild form and
some chicken pox cases have devel-
oped recently. The last small pox case
was on Sunday and the last case
previous to that one was nearly two
weeks ago. The Indian School has
been in session right along IS the
authorities thought the children had
as well be in the school rooms and
kept confined in the dormitory build
ings. The public school has opened
after having been closed for four
weeks.-Farmington Hustler.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

educators of the southwest, and for
two years a member of the Texas
School of Mines, located at FL Paso
came up for a BRIEF visit with So
corro friends who are ever ready to
give him a cordial welcome and to
show him all sorts Of social atten-
tons.
Frof. Drake, who came to Socorro
twenty-three years ago, and who for
sixteen years was a member of the
faculty of the School of Mines still
retains extensive business interests
here, being a member Of the Socorro
Light and Power company besides
owning considerable real estate, still
considers the Gem City as his home
and expresses himself as never SO
happy as when renewing friendships
in the old town at least once a year.
-Socorro Chieftain.
Deputy U. S. Surveyor w. H. Her
rick met with a serious accident
when he fell from a tree while ga
thcring mistletoe near San Antonio
New Mexico. Mr.. Herrick was one
OF 4 party who had gone to the
woods to gather greens for Christmas
decorations and while up in a tree
a limb broke throwing him 10 the
ground ten feet below. He was pick
ed up unconscious and taken to the
hospital at SoCorro where he is
said 10 be in a serious condition, al
though the doctors think he will re-
cover.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
UNION

Charles Underwood OF Kansas City
Missouri has leased the Haney &
Westover barber shop for one year
beginning January lsi, also has leas-
ed the ~ acre farm Of A. P. Hancy
in northwest Des MONIES.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

Prof H. = Upton, accompanied by
Mrs. Upton and Miss Opal left this
week for Las Vegas where they will
reside in future. Prof. Upton has
been added to the faculty Of the
New WeNioo Normal University and
Is row assuming his new duties. ID
the loss of The Upton family. Alamo
C1tdo and Dtero county citizens
realize that one Of orr most splend j
families will re missed from church.
social and educational circles. Our
people are under great obligations
10 Prof Upton. more than words
can express. Ills efforts in schoias-
tic matters in placing our schools
on a high plane viii ever be remem-
heied by our people, and we hone
some day that Prof Upton and his
O. Unable family will return to Ala
mogordo to reside-Alamogordo
Cioudcrofter.