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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
VOLUMK l'
CARRIZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY. NI5W MUX1CO, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1018.
NUMliKR 29
To Camp Travis
Civic League
Till! following imiii ordered to
report In Local Board nt Cnrri
zoxo, Nuw Mexico, July 24, 1918,
lor etilraiuineiit to Camp Truvis,
Texas:
Jose Palo Aguilar.Mounlainuir
Barney W. Wilson, Audio
Juan K'oinero. Arabola
Roy Vickers. San Diego, Cal.
Tlieodor Peru., Arabeltt
ICI(ilo Rodelu, Picacho
Iguacio Mill, "
r4a Toy Nlekles Doll, JlcnriHa
IJucarlo Lujan, White Oaks
Kusablo Sedillo, Lincoln
Kearney Strickland,
Bradshav, Texas
Manuel Sais, Oscura
Aiiinnuitc Lttcuro, Arabufa"'
Curtis Henry Lambert, Arabola
Albert Calvin Stuart,
Blbbcu, Ariz,
A lvin Dutsan, Linculu
Jim Weaver, Jicarill
Kniquiel Giistaiuoute, Arabola
Ysidoro Gonzalesf Carrizozo
Felipe Vigil, Picacho
Nicudumo Chavez, Tinnie
Kinilio Fresquuz, Arabola
Anast.ieio Martinez, Picacho
Pedro Gallugos, Carrizozo
Juan Jose Moutano, Lincoln
Salomon Lucuro, Arabela
1M want C. Meiigcs.Pinos Altos
Luther P. Hare, Uesco
Howard Dean Spillcrs, Carrizozo
Fiaiiclseo Garcia, Lincoln
Hurl II. Doydslou, J icari llu
Rafael Gutierrez, Hondo
Catidelario Samora, Capitau
Thomas Jackson price, Capitau
Joe Willie Sand for, Tinnie
Trinidad Cordon, Picacho
Robert James Hague, Alto
Louis Moya, Arabela
George Torres, Sail Patricio
Kzra A. Kemper, "
Lorenzo L. Tipton, Corona
Rafael (iuticrrvz, Lincoln
Kdward L. Yolt, Albuquerque
Claud llraiiiiuiu, Carrizozo
Bias Doniinguez, Carrizozo
L. P. Sauibrlano, Roswoll ,
Deiuctro P.idilla, Lincoln.
1. H. SCIIAICKF1CU,
Chief Clerk.
Uood Oil News
There will be a special meet
ing of the Civic League Monday
afternoon, 4 o'clock, at the Crs
tal Theater, and all members are
urgently requested to be present.
The annual election of o flic cm
will be taken up at this meeting
and ulsu the disposition of the
fluids on hand in to be considered.
Pending a meeting, it has been
i suggested by many of the mom-iIr'I-
that the funds be turned
over to the Ked Cross. The
League has done a very inori
tori jus work since its organiza
tion, but has not been ho active
the past year because its mem
bers have been busily engaged in
war work. In fact, the big thing
before all is the winning of the
war and the members feel that
the contributors to the Civic
League will heartily approve the
proponed action to devote the
funds on hand to the Red Cross,
which needs the money and
which is doing such great work.
Eighth Uruders
To the list of pupils whose
names appeared in the N i:vs a
few weeks ago, graduates in the
State Highlit Grade Promotion
Examinations,. another name de
serves to be added making thirty-
live in all who were successful
this year in this county. Includ
ing the total number who were
promoted to the ninth grade in
Hie entire county, the eighteen
in Carrizozo, raises the number
to llftyoiie. Lincoln county is
not thu most backward county in
the state, by far, in this matter,
There seems to Im a forward
movement over the entire state
along educational lines. Let the
good woik continue.
Overseas
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is huruby given that,
under and in accordance with Sec,
2, Chapter 80 of the Laws of 1917,
relating to the collection of de
linquent taxes, I, the tuitlcralifilril,
have posted a cony of such de
linquent tax list, at the front door us.
ol the court house, at CatrUozn, 1
Lincoln County, N. M j
Now, therefore, I itive notice '
the 13th day ol
Cards have been received by
relatives and friedds announcing
the safe arrival of the following
soldier boysi
Jeff J. Clatiuch, Morifitu Welly,
William Uallnclinr and Marelal
St. John, Carrixoito; Lee Roeves,
..u Patricio, mid Kolln Pnrkcr,
N'otfxl. Naturally, there are
others trom Lincoln county, but
their name have not been given
The following was handed the
Nitws by a gentleman who had
visited the Oscuro oil well, and
we are pleased to give it space:
"We are drilling for oil right
here at home, and we belfeve we
will find both oil and gas and we
know if cither or both is found it
will help every property owner
in Lincoln county. We arc prop
erty owners here and know that
our only hope for this country
lies in the development of her
national resources of which we
have an abundance but they arc
all under the ground and we
must dig if we nre to win.
"Let's all put in our might in
this otic test, where a noted oil
geologist has located the well.
The chances for oil he testifies
upon oath in his opinion arc 99
for oil to one against it.
. "Our country in war needs
more fuel oil in order to win.
A few dollars invested rigli at
home may make you happy all
through life.
"The manager of the well
drilling tells me they were down
000 feet Monday evening, showed
up the log of well, the Bhale,
shells, sand stone they went
through. The oil experts hav
ing examined it say indications
couldn't be better for oil. The
machinery is running fine, boiler
82-horsu power, steam engine
30-horse power, string of tools
welgliB over 4,000 pounds, This
drilling outfit is good tp go down
4,000 feet. Thousands of acres
of laud is leased for oil. Mr.
RalTerty, the owner of the well,
would be pleased to have all
parties that arc interested hold
ing leases, anil others that are
interested in seeing tuis part of
the country have a good oil well,
to call and sec what thu pros
pects are, for oil anil gas.
ALLIES STOP THIRD
GERMAN DRIVE
If it were not for incurring the
risk of being accused of vainglo
riousuess, this heading might
read "The Hun Turned Back.
Crumpled Up and Demoralized
by Americans." Hut there is
enough glory for all, even if tin
Americans did do the trick at
the crucial poittf, and Hid it so
thoroughly that the Kaiser's
soldiers, those left to tell the
tale, will never forget the Sammy
and his capacity for fighting,
Well, the third big German
drive of the year started, after
the Uuu fashion, by massing an
overwhelming force in a given
sector. This sector, evidently
by design, was that occupied by
the Americans, who were sup
ported on both sides by the heroic
Trench. The Germans launched
a division across the Manic, in
face of a murderous lire from the
Americans. The south bank of
the stream was reached and for
a time held fast. The Americans
counter attacked, and what Ger
mans reached the north bank
consisted of those who swam the
stream; the others had boon
killed, wounded, captured or
drowned. The French about the
same time drove the German
back in a smashing offensive
and captured many prisoners. It
was tlie second time, this year,
the Germans had li-'eti stopped in
the third drive for Paris, and it
was the second time that the
Americans occupied the post of
honor and met the responsibility
as every American knew they
would. Good old U. S. A. 5 U'a
glorious to be an American.
A wire came in last evening
announcing a smashing advance
of combined French and Amer
icans, in which a large number
of guns and thousands of prison
ers were captured and the Huns
sent scauiperiug-for a distance of
3 to 5 miles. This attack was
along a line of 25 miles in length
and the rivalry of the French
and Americans sent cacli beyond
his objective. Wowl Isn't it
grand to be an American.
Pine Rains
Unit I will, oil the 13th .lay ol (ood rai,m f(f Sllluay night
T W.;. .will.?. . , . Z l M- d over most, .1 not all.
,nlu C.Mintv, New Mexico. Ion of Lincoln county Uxprcssloils
judgment aifuinttt the lands, real irotp citixens from every portion
estate and person.il piopci ty, i l( the coiintr were unanimously
to the effect that it was the bust
r i in for two acinous. More anil
still more iH needed, but we have
a magnificent start and stock
men iind farmers fuel elated over
the outlook.
Lieutenant hi Engineers
upon winch taxes aie ueiinqueni
iii id unpaid, in satd county, anfl
loruuoulii to sell the same to
sails! Mu-h jiuiKtneiit.
(Vinl I. tin uiilciMned. do fur
ther i-1 . until e that 1 will, within
tbiriv (ias, 1 1 ter the rendition of
-.ut b ju.liMiient, offer (or sale, at
Pub.n u. turn for cash, at the
tiuiit door ot the court house, at
i iitu.izo, Lincoln County, New
Mencn, separately and in eon
se iitiw order, each parcel of pro
peris, upon which any taxes arc
deliiiqiout and unpaid, and
against which judgment lias beetl
i. ml, reil lor the milium! of taxes
penalties, interest, and coats due! years uo and for fire years
tlureou, or as much thereof, at held the time position with
.... 1 I... H..,iUUUfH ll, t'MUlIMM llm
reapei tiv : altlUIIUUl due,
A. J. ROLLAN1),
Treasurer and Collector.
7-13-5t.
lieef One Day A Week
MH Harry Dixnn returned
Wednesday from Douglas, Ariz
ona, where she had gone to visit
her husband. Mr. Dixon who
.was chief dispatcher here some
has
the
cumpauy nt Douglas, has received
hit coiiiiitisaioit ub first lieutenant
in an eiigliiaer corps and is ax
ptcliug uii wtrlyeall to the colors
Albuquerque, N, M
July 15, 1918
To All Public Eating Places: -
Plie Foodjldtniiiistratlou rules
permit the use of beef at otic meal
each day. In order to secure
uniformity, a committee of pro
priotors' meeting with us have
fixed on certain meals and hours
at which the beef may be served,
and we, therefore, acting with
authority and at the suggestion
of Washington, instruct you to
follow the following schedule:
Monday, 11:30 a. m. to 3: JO
p. m., Roast or Hoiled llecf,
Tuesday, 11:30 a. m. to 3:30
p. in., Koast.or Boiled lieef,
Wednesday, 5:00 p. m. to 12:00
:i. m. i Steak,
Thursday, 11:30 u. in. to 3:30
p. tu., Koast or lioticu ueei,
Friday, Fish and other meat
than beef,
Saturday, 5:00 p. m. to 12:00
p. m., Steak,
Sunday, 5:00 p. in. to 12:00
p. m.iiStuak.
Yours very truly,
RALPH 0. 15LY,
Food Administrator.
Kimbells to Leave
T
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kunbell
went to HI Paso Wednesday, Mr.
KiiubelUhaviug been called there
by the company. Mr. Kimbell
was notified by the company that
he had been promoted to the
position of master mechanic of
the western division, between 101
Paso and Douglas, and Mr. Kim
bell will go to Douglas to go
over the division and will taue
charge of the work the first of
August. The Kimbells have
been here for ten years during
which puriod Mr. Kimbell has
held the position of division fore
man, and how well and satisfac
torily he has performed his duty
in that capacity is evidenced by
his promotion to the responsible
position of master mechanic.
When the Kimbell family leave,
Carrizozo will suffer a distinct
loss; they are estimable people,
ami have hosts of friends who,
while wishing them thu best of
everything, keenly regret their
departure.
W. I). Gray Dies
Word reached here this week
of the death of W. I). Gray,
which occurred in McCulioch
county, Texas, lust week. Mr.
Gray and family, after several
years residence in Carrizozo, re
turned to Texas two years ago.
Mr. Gray had stilfered a paralytic
stroke during his residence here
and never fully recovered from
its elfects. The deceased leaves
a wife and two younger children,
Uessle and Floyd, and three
grown sons, Urviu, Frank and
jFred, All members of the fain
! ily arc well known here although
none of them live here at this
! time.
An Opportunity
Up to date Confectionery
splendidly equipped can make
attractive ofTer to right party.
Hest location in the state for
luncheonette. Address, Oasis
Confectionary, Box H5,Currizozo,
N. Mex. 7-19 If
Miss Ruth Kdiuiston accom
panied Mr. Ben Ilortou on an
auto trip to Las Vegas this week,
making the trip in Mr. ilnrtun's
car.
To Work Koads
W. C. Davidson, county high
way superintendent, arrived Tues
day from Roswell and got busy
oti roads following the recent
rains. He brought thu cheering
information that the stutu high
way commission had set aside
$4,000.00 for Lincoln county
roads, half to be expended on thu
Carrizozo-Coroua road and half
on the Capitau-Llucolu road,
Gradually we arc coming into our
own.
lOmticl-Aiidcrsoii has accepted
a splendid position at Dawson,
New Mexico, he left Wednesday
night for that place, his wife also
luavus immediately for Dawson
where they will make their future
liutnc. The Ntuvs wishes them
all happiness ami gnod luck in
the new home. Mrs. Jumes
Johnson will have charge of the
Oasis Confectionary, she returned
Wednesday from Roswell,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 12, Smith
uotincc the arrival of a fine
at their home.
an-
boy
Methodist Church
IUt.lt. II. l.twllltiK, I'aitor
Sunday school 9(45 a. m.
Preaching services 11 a. lilt and
B p. in.
Junior League 4 p. nt,
Senior Kpwarth Le;igue7:15 p.m.
If the canned goods you buy
are Club House you will be satis
Dud. The Carrizozo Trading Go,
handles this line in Qarrizuzo.