Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume], July 08, 1907, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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BELEN.
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Ftittife Railtoad Metropolis of New Mexico,
nj Located on Helen Cut-off of, Santa Fe R'y
Belen is 31 miles south of Albuquerque, N. M., at the junc
tion of the 'Main Line of the Santa Fe System leading
East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston and
points East to San Francisco, Los Amgeles, 121 Paso and
Old Mexico.
1,000 business and residence lots, also 25x145 feet, laid
out with broad 80- and 70-foot streets, with alleys 20 feet
wide, with beautiful lake and public park and grand old
shade trees; public school house, costing $10,000; churches;
larcc mercantile establishments; the Belcn Patent Holler
Mill, capacity 150 barrels daily; large winery; three hotels,
Commercial Club; a population of 1,500 people; several
restaurants, etc. Belem is the largest shipping point foi
wood, flour, wheat, wine, beans and hay in Central New
Mexico. Its importance as a great commercial railroad
city in the near future cannot be estimated.
The ""CI
Belen Town and
Improvement
Company
are owners of the
BELEN TOWJUSITE
JOHN BECKER, President.
WM; M. BERGEK, Secretary.
ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND
FREIGHT TRAINS OF THE SANTAFE WILLJjO
OVER T HE MAIN" LINE THROUGH! TO BELEN,
EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
The lots offered are in the center of the city, well graded
(many of them improved by cultivation); no sand or
gravel. Wo need a first-class bakery, tailor shop, shoe
house, jeweler, plumbing shop, planing mill, coal and wood
yard, drug store, harness shop, etc. etc.; also a first-class
modern hotel.
Our prices of lots are low and terms on easy payments;
title perfect; warranty deeds. One-third purchase money,
cash. Two-thirds may remain on note, with mortgage as
security, for one year, with 8 per cent interest thereon.
Apply at once for map and prices if you wish to secure
the choicest lots.
The Belen Town and Improvement Company
(Cotinued From Page Six.)
board that It be stricken off the tax
rolls for the reason that the said
grant Is occupied by small holders
who are paying taxes upon their hold
ings. In the matter of the Ramon Vigil
Grant, the board made the following
raises to-wit,: 7,500 acres of grazing
land at $1.25 per acre, amounting to
$9,375; 5,000 acres of timber land at
$5 an acre, making $25,000.
In the matter of the town of Jacona
Grant lying Immediately north of the
City of Santa Fe, the board decided
that Inasmuch as the said grant is not
under fence, and the owners of the
same permit the public free use of
the grazing and wood, that the same
be reduced from $1 an acre as re
turned by the assessor to 30 cents an
acre.
In the matter of the San Marcos
the matter of the town of Jacona
Grant.
In the matter of the tax return of
W. P. Baker and A. Reed of Leadville,
Colorado, for property in Precinct No.
3, the board raised on real estate in
Capitol Addition, from $500 to $1,000,
and three lots on Don Caspar Avenue
raised from $100 to $100.
In the matter of the tax return of
Mrs. Kate Andrews, the. real estate
which was valued at $G32, the board
sustained the raise made by the asses
sor to $800.
The board took a recess until 1:30
o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board was called to order as
per recess with all members present.
In the matter of the tax return of
the Longwill estate, the board raised
on real estate from $1,GG0 to $2,055.
I In the matter of the tax return of
for fourteen lots in Capitol addition
the
$40
Grant, the Board held the same as inSam B. Turner, of Denver, Colorado,
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board rained from $20 a lot to
a lot and fixed the valuation at
500.
In the matter of the tax return of
Charles II. White, by L. B. Prince,
agent, the board raised on real estate
om $i70 to ?.rG0.
In the matter of the tax return of
. C. Yontz, the board raised on the
merchandise from $700 to $1,200, on
fixtures of place of business from $50
to $200.
The board adjourned until Thurs-
ay morning at 9 o'clock.
MORNING SESSION.
June fi, 1307.
The board met as per adjournment
upon Wednesday, witn an memoers
present.
In the matter of the tax return of
William M. Berger, the board raised
on building and lot on corner of Wa
ter Street and Don Caspar Avenue,
from $300 to $700.
In the 'matter of the tax return of
M. M. Adams, by O. C. Watson, agent,
for 29 lots in Precinct No. 4 returned
for $40 total; the board raised from
$40 to $290. .
In the matter of the tax return of
Arthur Bischoff, the board raised on
real estate from $75 to $175.
In the matter of the tax return of
J. E. Clark, the board sustained me
original return of Mr. Clark.
In the matter of the tax return of
the Capitol Coal Yard Company, the
board raised the real estate from $400
to $1,000.
In the matter of the tax return ot
of S. Spitz, the board disallowed tne
$25,000 raise on merchandise made by
the assessor, this being the only
change In his return and the same was
accepted as made by Mr. Spitz.
The assessor, through his deputy,
notified the board of an appeal In this
case to the Territorial Board of Equal
ization.
The board took a recess until 1:30
o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met as per recess, with
all members present.
In the matter of the tax return of
the Merchants' National lianK, ot
Lawrence. Kansas, the board raised
on real estate from $400 to $500.
In the matter of the assessment of
G. W. Morse, by J. P. Victory, agent
the board raised on real estate from
$200 to $610.
In the matter of the assessment of
Frank. Plomteaux, the board raised
the real estate from $500 to $1,000.
In the matter of the assessment of
Josefa Abeytia de Hernandez, the
board raised on real estate from $150
to $300.
In the matter of the assessment of
Fred C. Dezendorf, the board assessed
on house and lot $1,000.
The raise made on the assessment
of J. S. Candelarlo by the assessor
was sustained by the board; and also
on the assessment of George E. Ellis
The board adjourned until Friday
June 7, at 9 o'clock a. in.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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Roswell Automobile Co
Mall and Fiasenger Line between
Roswell, N. M., and Torrance, N. M.,
dally Sunday included, connection
with all trains oa the Rock Island
nd Santa Fe Central Ra.lwsyv
lave Roswell at 1 p. m.
Island train due at 2 a. m.
Running time between the tw
points 5 hours, meals furnished at
Camp Neediuore, free of charge.
Excursion parties accommodated by
notifying the company two dv i
acvaace.
and
ight, along.
The freight business between Stan
ley station and San Pedro is steadily
increasing. About 75 teams are now
being regularly employed.
Many Estancia Valley settlers are
working at freighting and are making
good wages for themselves and teams.
WANT PUBLIC SCHOOL
AT STANLEY STATION
People of New Town and Surrounding
Settlers Will Establish
. District.
Special to the New Mexican.
, Stanley, N. M., July 8. At a-Fourth
of July supper here last Thursday
the sum of $30 was raised by the peo'
pie for the purpose of erecting
school house in the new town. . The
settlers in the vicinity and citizens of
the new town are, now anxious that a
public school should be established
with, the beginning of the school year
next fall. The citizens and settlers in
the vicinity will Hold a public meeting
on July 27 to take the necessary steps
for the creation of a new school dis
trict." New settlers are arriving al
most dally and homesteads are being
entered on public lands In this vicinity
Leave Torrance on arrival of Roc
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DATES OF COUNTY
TE ACHERS' INSTITUTES
Most of Them Will Be Held at County
seats During Month of August
Three Already Held.
Arrangements have ueen made and
plans completed by Superintendent of
Public Instruction J. E. Clark for a
number of county teachers' institutes
to be held in New Mexico. Institutes
of this kind have already been held
In Grant, Luna and McKinley Coun
ties, sessions having taken place im
mediately upon the closing of school.
rhere are still a few counties In
which, the teachers' mid-summer
course of instruction has not been
definitely set but all preparations will
be made within a few days. The dates
have been fixed for-the following-coun
ties:
Bernalillo County, at Albuquerque,
August 5 to August 17. County Super
intendent, A. B. Stroup; conductor,
R. F. Asplund; instructor. Elizabeth
VVilley; assistant instructor, W. B.
McFarland.
Chaves County, at Roswell, August
19 to August 31. County superintend
ent, Mark Howell; conductor, J. H.
Vaughan; instructor, B. F. Brown.
Colfax County, at Raton, August 19
to August 31. County superintendent
C. O. Fisher; conductor, W. E. Garri
son; instructor, A. D. Hoenshell.
Dona Ana County, at Las Cruces,
August 19 to August 31. County super
intendent, George Lynch; conductor.
VV. O. Evans; instructor, not yet
named.
Eddy County, at Dayton, August 12
to August 24. County superintendent.
M. P. Kerrl; conductor, C. M. Light;
instructor, not yet named.
'Lincoln County, at either Lincoln
or Carrizozo, August 5 to August 17.
County superintendent, S. G. Ander
son; conductor, J. H. Vaughn; in
structor, not yet named.
Otero County, at Alamogordo, Au
gust 5 to August 17. County superin
tendent, J. J. Cridebring; conductor,
D. M, Richards.
Quay County at Tucumcari, August
19 to August 31. Count superintend
ent, Milnor Rudulph; conductor, J. F.
Doderer; instructor, Pearl Barker.
San Miguel County, at Las Vegas,
July 29 to August 10. County superin
tendent, Porflrlo Gallegos; conductor,
Maggie Bucher; instructor, Daisy
Paine.
Santa Fe County at Santa Fe, Aug
ust 12 to August 24. County superin
tendent, John V. Conway; conductor,
J. A. WoocJ; instructor, Grace B.
Norton.
Socorro County at Socorro, August
19 to August 31. County superintend
entrD. A. Ortega; conductor, E. A.
Drake. ;."; :
Torrance' County at Estancia, July
22 to August 2. County superintend
ent,' Juan C. Jaramillo; conductor, E.
X: Vert. " . . -
Union County at Folsom, August 19
to August 31. County superintendent
Luciano Castillo ; conductor, R. L.
Templeton.
Valencia County at Belen, August
19 to August 31. County superin-
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