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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

a carload OF silver ore from the
Long Hope mine, situated in the
Fleming district about four miles
northwest OF town, was made to the
FL aPso smcltcr this week. This
ore was taken out in the course OF
development work which has been
going on for some time and which,
it is understood, shows the mine to
be opening up in very satisfactory
way.-Siiyer City Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
DONA ANA

J. +. OLeary, Deputy Game Ward
en-, reports that l25S quail have been
shipped out of the county this win
ter TO propagate in the northern
counties, where they had almost dis
appeared. This is the last shipment
that will be made as it is believed
plenty have been sent TO answer re-
quirements. Dona Ana county can
well spare them, as they are proving
pest in the farmers fields.
The new public school building at
Hill is now completed and is expect
ed to be occupied early this week.
Mrs Fleming Jones County Superin-
tendent OF Schools, in company with
Frank French, contractor for the
building, inspected the edifice, and
Mrs. Jones accepted same. The
Parent Teachers Association OF this
school expects to begin clearing the
grounds around preparatory to plant
ing additional trees, grass and shrub
berry, making it a beauty spot TO the
community and one in which all re-
sidents will take pride.
All the buildings belonging to the
Haines Mercantile Company at Hill
have been receiving new coat of
paint and the grounds surrounding
cleaned and planted TO trees and
shrubbery Herman Wolters. man
ager, is in charge and believes in
civic improvement, as is evidenced by
the ATTRACTIVE arrangement OF his
yards and gardens.-Ls< Cruces Re
public.
TIE last car for the season OF
sweet potatoes from the storage and
dying kiln OF the Mesilla Valley
Sweet Potato Growers Association
was shipped to Phoenix. Arizona
This car makes four shipped out this
season.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
LUNA

An interesting suit which is at
tracing a large audience began IN
the district court here Wednesday
before Judge Sam Bratton Of Clovis,
in which the right OF the wives OF
negro soldiers stationed at Colum-
bus to vote in the recent election
will be decided by law. o. +. Lindloff.
Republican candidate for sheriff, Is
contesting the election of p. l.. Smyer
the Democratic incumbent, and Judge
b Y. Mckeyes is contestng the
election OF Judge c. [. Rogers to
the office OF probate Judge. The con-
tests are based on the rights of 6S
negro women, alleged residents of
Columbus. wives of soldiers in the
24th Infantry, whose votes were re-
jected by the election Officers and
by reason of which contestants claim
that Smyer obtained a majority of
eight votes and Rogers a majority
OF 80 votes.
The case promises to be a hard
fought legal battle and the result will
be watched with keen interest. Ma
yor X. +. Hamilton and A. w. Poll
ard of Deming and Former District
Judge L. l. Medler are represent
ing the contestants, and former Con-
gresham William b. Walton Of Sill
yer City and A. b. Renehan OF Santa
Fe represent the defenadtns.-Dem-
ing Headlight.
NJ w. MoGinnis Of Wichita Falls
has returned with a number of min
ing men and capitalists who are
a Il,
mining district on the extremely fav-
orable showing that has been made
by Mr.. McGinnis. In the party are
Messrs B. Seal. J. Sandbury, T. {.
Lewis and I. [. Johnson, all of
Wichita Falls, Texas, John l.. Lo-
REM and =. w. Carmichael OF Del
phi, Okla, and ). p. Roles OF Carter,
Oklahoma, The entire party spent
several days in going over the prop
erty OF the Gray Eagle Mining Co,
which is located on the southern
slope OF the Floridss, and are well
pleased over the outlook and the ex-
tremely good showing that this pro-
perty makes as a silyer-lead-copper
proposition
A permanent organization has al
ready been perfected. known as the
Gray Eagle Mining company. with
/. ID. Treyenthan, president; b. Seal
vice resident. and NJ w McGin-
mis-, ecrctary-trcaSurcr Offices have
been established in Deming, and con
tracts are being let for the exten>
Siye dc,einnment - this property AZ
an early date. These mining prop
critics are located between 10 and II
miles nortrest OF Columbus -Colum-
bus Mirror
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

Floyd Bowlin took ten cases oi
eggs to Las Vegas in an auto last
week and sold them readily He will
now make weekly trips TO that mar
ket and double the load. 1t might
be feasible to extend the trip a lit
tie and load with coal on his re-
turn or merchandise might pay bet
ter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

for the Ration Community Band has
been matched by the merchants of
Ration. Dimick Baldwin and JOHN Nc
Dcrmitt personally solicited the mer-
chants of Ration and secured $3.50.
This makes a total of Sl.05O. The $500
that Mr. VanHouten so generously
donated is to be used exclusively for
uniforms. The band has already ex-
expended about $3.50 which leaves Z
working balance OF about SiUD.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

county between $1,000 and 5000
acres of infested land to be treated
before work is completed.-Loving-
ton Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

Rev. Hugh A. Cooper of Albuquer-
que, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church announced that work on the
contemplated $2S,0O0 addition to the
First Presbyterian church would be
started in about two weeks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNAlllL0

Plans for the erection of a separ-
ate laundry building for the Fred
Harvey Hotel System a, Albuquer-
que and for enlargement of the lunch
counter facilities at the Alvarado
have been approved according to E.
A. Harrison, Chicago architect. for
the system, who was in that city
Friday for conferences. 1t is not kno-
wn when construction will begin.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
CURRY

A verdict for the plaintiff Tor Sl2sC
was rendered by the jury in the case
OF Lucinda Holton administrator oi
the estate Of K. 7. Holton, deceaSe
VS. John James. This case is the
outgrowth cf an automobile acc den:
that occurred on the streets of 10.
Wis several years ago, when it wa;
charged by ,he plaintiff that def [
dart ran ever r. I. Holton, now .le-
ceased, with car. This ca,: WAS
tried before in this county and was
sent back by the supreme court for
a new trial.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
EDDY

The State National Bank of this
ci,v closed ifs doors the latter part
Of last week. No statement was Civ
en- out BY its president or cashier.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
COlFAx

Around Springer in the irrigated
district the wheat fields are looking
tine. To the east and southeast OF
the city in the dry farming districts
down as far as Roy, the wheat fields
are in excellent shape 1t was thou
ght two months ago, with but little
winter moisture, that wheat was not
doing well, but such was not the
case, as there was sufficient mois-
ture in the ground to give it the nee
essary start, and with what snow
has fallen since. has enabled the fiel-
ds to put on a healthy growth, so
much SO that it is felt than an i'm
mcnse crop of winter wheat IS due
u -or~io,t the section.-Springc-
Sfockman-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
DE BACA

II. G.. RowIey shipped about 800
sheep 20 mar.et Sunday. They had
been fed in the valley and were c -
vcyed 10 the Shipping pens in tu:o
trucks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
MCKINLEY

Mrs. c c. Manning continues her
work in raising funds Tor the Hoover
Child Feeding Fund. Mrs. Manning
reports tha. the Iohatchi school sent
in Sol The people OF Ganado SIS.
Mrs B. l. Staples, uf Ihoreau, so.
OF which the Gertrude kraker school
children made up S5lS.
Mis- Manning saws that The qu1ta
for Gallup Is lar behind
Wednesday morning fire broke
out in the Harvey house mems dor
mitory and completely destroyed the
contents and ruined the building be-
y'ud repair.
Santa Fe officer II l.. White lived
sd dining and his house was bad
~ damaged and has household goods
ruined by water and handling.
Bidal Ballelos lost his life in the
fire. 1t appears that he was over
comc with smoke. He was II wears
oi age aud his people live at san
fidel
Two others were badly burned
Oyillio L. Palma badly burned about
arm and hands and sustained cuts
lie is q. Albert Parker sustained
burns about hands. arms and head
Tie Is 1o-Gallup Herald.
Tclcsioro Provincher OF salt Lake.
\. NJ, a sheep men. reports that
sheep men are strictly up against
il on account fthe drought. Unless
something occurs to relieve the 81
tuation both cattle and sheep men
will be hard pressed. The lambing
season promises to be only Is per
cent OF normal this year.-Gallup
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

d. L. Moye has traded Curry Coun-
ty property to A. NJ. and S. l. Gre
CORY OF Mt. Rose County, Colorado
for property there. Messers. Gregory
will move to this county, however
it is not Mr.. Moye's intention to
move away from here. The deal IS
one Of the largest that has been
made IN Curry county real estate
fol Scpe time AID represents abGE;
$4,000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

This action came ~ a distinct sur
prise to the citizens of Eddy coun-
ty as this bank was considered one
of the strong institutions in this part
of the country and it is believed by
majority of the people that every
thing will be straightened out in a
short time and none of the deposit
ors will be losers.
The bank at Loving. which was
branch of the bank in Carlsbad.
has also been closed. The bank ex-
amiuer is here now going over the
banks books.-Carlsbad Current.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
MORA

The prospects Tor a large wheat
crop for the mesa never looked
brighter for this time Of the year
than il does night now The warn
weather OF the past few weeks has
started the wheat growing with wig
or that there Is very little danger
% much wheat being blown ont With
The March ard April winds
The acreage Is larger this wear
than ever before. and the large fields
ere being pastured very heavily TO
keep down The growth. and tire cat -
'le and horses OF the mes are get
ting fat and wi1 enfe- the srrinE
and summer IN tire b-st condition.
TIE loss IN livestock ever the whoie
mesa has been practicaIiy nothing
TIE past winter
a Patricks has Just courleted a
large d'nri-g W. At RS rz-ch s--rti
r-~s. ~ town The vat was outlined
sr,d engineered bv Sol Fioe-sheirn as
i ere of the r7ozt rfn--o-f--e small
Confined on page fourD
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

John F. Smithson from Grady says
he never saw better prospects for a
wheat crop than there are now in
the Grady country. He figures that
section is sure to make a wonderful
wheat yield this year,--Clovis News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18
CHAVES

Thomas l. Lawrins was arranged
before u. S. Commissioner Dan {.
Savage this afternoon on the charge
of manufacturing whiskey lie waiv-
ed his preliminary examination and
was bound over to awaint the action
OF the federal g~and jury. The arrest
was made by Sheriff John {. Peck
who found practically everything
necessary to make whiskey. The
still had a fire under it and was al
ready to so. Lawring was arrested
at his home on the Canal east OF
Orchard Park lie mas been wached
by officers Tor nearly year
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

The section gang at this place, ex-
cept the foreman and two or three
OF the depot force have been laid off.
At Yeso the Santa Fe has laid off
the extra gang that was laying rails
there Also all the section men but
the foreman and the track walker
we're laid oif-Fort Sumner Review.
Five big trucks Of from two to
five ton capacity are busily engaged
in distributing gravel surfacins over
the recently graded portion OF the
Abo Highway. one mile east o. town
to the bridge south OF town. As soon
as the new graded work settles a bit
il will be a fine road.
The Abo Highway grading crew
has almost reached Meirose from tne
east grading the Highway. This crew
is making a splendid road under
State supervision and it Is hoped
they will soon reach De Baca coun-
ty.-Fort Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

Dawson's quota for the Hoover Eu-
ropean Relief Fund of Sl,l50 has been
overscribed and outstanding collect
cus are still comirg in Manager
Freeman. chairman for the raising Of
the local quota, reports that the re-
hsc has been most liberal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

The work OF beautifying the ap-
proach to the railroad station is we'll
along. The ground south of the
passenger station has been leyeled
of and covered with a thick layer
of rich dirt. Two rows of trees
have been set out on the plot and
flowers will be grown among them.
4 water pipe has been installed with
four stands which will give abund
ant moisture to the trees, shrubs
and grass.
In order to cooperate with the
railroad company in its efforts to
improve the appearance of this To-
cality, the city has planted a row
81 co'tonwOods on either side of
the walk leading from the station to
the street on the west.
Business at the local office of the
Santa Fe Railroad showed an in
creased of about $4,000 for Jam
uary and February over the same
period OF last year.
While the bulk OF the shipping
here comes from this valley direct
Hope furnishes more than its share
and the steady stream of traffic that
has always travelled through here
from Hope will be considerably in
creased when the new road is fin
ished. This means more and better
business for Artesia in practically all
lines and will make this the ship
ping point for much of the livestock
that is being loaded down the line
Artesia Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

Joseph Waldorf and son Arthur were
arrested at the State Hotel at Al
buquerque Sunday night by prohi-
bition officers headed by Officers A,
l.. Gregg and John Beaven. They
were charged with the manufacture
and possession OF Intoxicating liqu-
or, and were arranged before United
States Commissioner d. F. Melon
aid. A still with a five gallon capa-
city and a small supply OF rye mash
was siezed in the raid
A state basketball tournament of
the high school teams OF the state
will be held at Albuquerque on FRI
day and Saturday OF this week. Ac-
cording to reports al least twelve
teams will be represented. among
these there will be the teams from
Dawson, Santa Fe, Clovis, Pleasant
Hill, Fort Sumner, Alamogordo. Las
Cruces, Las Vegas Normal, Albuqu
cirque High School, Mcnaul School
and u. s. Indian School.
he play will begin Friday morn
ing and continue until the final game
evening.
The meet is to decide the state
championship. 1t will orng the best
a' cams OF the state here
and the championship will be decid-
ed on its merits. not on comparative
figures.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

Sheriff Abe Hixenbaugh assisted
b, Deputy Billie LeDoux. arrested al
ia Ian on tie Maxwell tract Mpa-
day for bootlegping. They found sey-
eral barrels of sour mash. ter gal
Ions Of VIII fey and severay gallons
OF grapes, prunes and other stuff
used for making nloonshine. II Is TN
derstood that the sheriff's office will
make additional arrests on the Max
well tract in an effort to put stop
C the making OF home brew -SP-
ringer Times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

The $500 placed with : local
bank by ]. van Houten for uniforms
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

Dr. NJ. NJ. B,ayshaw left last night
Tor his old home in l.lno.s ior u-,ti
visit, after which he viii go To Blue
fields. Nicaragua, where he will es-
tablish a missionary hospital lie " II
have others associated with him IN
the enterprise, b5t Dr. Brayshaw
goes to initiate tfa work and viii
use his own means il so doing
The primary incentives behind the
enterprise are missionary and ph..a
uthropy. bat the institution will al
So supply a need in a field now bar
ron OF hospital facilities, and such
other patronage As may be accord
cd it will be incidental and receipts
from that source will go to extend
the work in its mis- sionary activities.
Dr. Brayshaw's son, Norman, and
his wife are now, and have been ior
some time. engaged in medical mis-
sIonary work III Nicaragua. and there
is no doubt but that it is Norman's
planting that is now developing into
hospital and an extension OF the
medical missionary work.--liagerman
Messenger.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-18

T. 6. jackson, lresidct Of the
Buffalo Roswell Oil and Gas Co, is
now on his way to this city to com
plete the arrangements for the be-
ginning OF the company's test well
across the Pccos river about p mile 5
cast OF this city. Under the contract
the well must be started by April
". The rig is to be shipped immcd'-
ately from lie eiorl and everything
is 10 go ahead as scheduled.-Ros-
we'll Record.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
THE COST OF SERVICE.

You sell pound of beef, on
the hoof at the yards, for ten
cents. Then you go down
town to a restaurant and pay a
dollar for it. That does not
mean, however, that somebody,
or even a group of some bodies,
has been profiteering to the
tune of 80 cents. Perhaps no
body has profitered. You have
been paying for service. Nat
urally you didn't want to kill
and dress your own beef, and
cook your steak on a sharpened
stick over an open fire in the
woods. You wanted all the
trimmings-the orchestra, the
table linen, the silverware, etc.
And, most of all. you wanted
somebody to take that steak and
keep it on ice for you with a
cook and fire waiting, SO that
when you stepped into the res
taurant and said, gimme a
good porterhouse steak" you
could have it right on the spot.
You wanted the service. Every
body wants service.
"A witness before the Joint
Congressional Commission of
Agricultural Inquiry" says
Chairman Andersen Of Mime
Gotta. put the elements of mer-
chandising in the following
order: First, the exact article
or the exact type Of goods de-
sired or that will ultimately
satisfy; second a pleacing en-
vironment and pleasing, de-
pendable quality of service;
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03

If the American people get
much richer some of us will
have to get poor again in order
to- become conspicuous.
Prohibition has proven quite
successful in spots. But where
are the spots?
By the way, is congress still
in session, or are they loafing
around in Washington, or have
they all gone home? If those
birds don't make another noise
soon il will look suspicious.
Although he is surrounded
by the high dignitaries of the
world, they say Mr.. Hughes re-
mains as cool as a cucumber. Of
course you know just how cool
a cucumber is.
If Mr.. Harding continues to
keep his mouth shut he may
slide into history as the fellow
who didn't say it.
When a fellow becomes too
wise for his day we just put him
down for a fool and let him rip.
The happiest day in the ave.
rage mans life is when his de-
voted mOther-in-law pops in for
a months visit.
Beware how you tell people
you are happy every day of
your life. Only the weak of
mind are allowed that privilege.
Occasionally we hear of some
fellow who never says an UNI
kind word to his wife. But that
isn't strange. II requires in
ordinate courage in some cases.
When the average college
graduate returns home with his
sheepskin in his hand he is pre-
pared TO revoiutionize the
world. But if dad is wise he
begins the revoluting first.
Keep smiling, but don't con-
tract that silly grin that won't
come of.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
MIKES EFFUsION

All the world seems to be
looking to the United States for
financial relief. Eventually,
when everybody else is taken
of, il is possible we may be able
to do something for ourselves.
Optimistic reports continue to
float out from the arms confer
ence, but up to date none of
them appear to have exactly lit.
After reading all of the varied
reports that are being sent out
from Washington ones point
of view seems to be conspicuous
for its lack of a point.
Will some one kindly men,
ton the league of nations oc-
casionally? We don't want TO
forget the dear thing entirely.
The open door in China is
again worrying everybody but
China.
And still, If the excitement
dies down entirely in Washing
ton there cmains the POSSIBLE
ity that Mr.. Hughes will open
his mouth and make another
noise.
The former emperor of Aus
tria would be quite justified in
soaring up a board grin. He has
induced the allies to shin him
to MADEIRA and pay his house.
hold expenses.
The DAYS Of wars are not
over for the simple reason that
the days Of man are still here.
True. limitation Of arn1a-
ments may.reduce taxation. but
who wants to forego the privi-
lege of bragpinG over the size
Of his income tax?
Evidently the government OF
Bavaria Is hungry. since it is
arranging to punish all heavy
eaters. The eaters ought to let
The government fill up first.
Compliments are invariably
appreciated except when fol-
lowed bv q touch.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
666 curse Bilious Fever.
THERE IS v1GoR IN RICH BLOOD.
Pepto-Mangan in Liquid or Tablets
Blood Builder.

Vigor and strength have as their base
rich red blood. Blood is rich when
there are plenty of red corpusclcs. They
are the tiny Ted cells which swim in blood
and give il its color. Without red
corpuscles blood would be white. When
overwork, or straining, or illness weak
ems the blood. it diminishes the number
Of red cells. Without sufficient num-
Der of red cells the blood becomes watery,
the body weak. vigor and strength fall
off, so that physical life diminishes like
a fading plant. The physical pleasures
of eating and sleeping and exercise lose
all attraction. There is no zest in living.
After Guides Pepto- Manasn has been
taken fer a while the blood becomes rich
with red cells. They help to nourish the
entire system. With good blood At work
there is great difference in living. Eat
in, sleeping and exercise are enjoyed.
All druggists sell Cuds's Pepto-Mangan-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
THOUGHTS ON BIG
TOPICS.
By r. w. Barber.

Will hell break loose AGAIN.
We don't know. Neither do
YOU. Neither do those digni-
Ned gentlemen in Washington.
Nobody knows.
Naval construction may be
limited, warships may be
scrapped or sold to Henry Ford.
armies may be reduced, and all
sorts Of covenants may be
signed by the governments OF
Christendoln.
But even such drastic meas
uYes as these will be no guar
antee against future wars.
The money kings have moi
spoken.
A lonq 10 there Is money 70
Be made out 81 war there viii
be more war;, and everybody
knows that war affords the
Golden opportunity for profi-
icering on i gigantic scale.
The international bankers,
TIE chip builders, ne munitions
'planlo md the manufacturers
of war supplies a every nature
III Inake huge profits from
war.
AZ "a exalnple, look around
4 81. Note The Thousands Of
additions % he army q The
s1e len rich. Look q the men
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03

Respectfully submitted.
PAUL BASSIN. Treasurer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
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