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The Sflattinh-American, Roy, II arding County, Ne 7 Mexico. Saturday August, 26th, 1922
CELEBRATES THIRTEENTH
BIRTHDAY
TAX NEWS
(Concluded from page 1)
. , ( the editors of this paper, and
It will be impossible hereafter are doing good work as county
to convince Helen Haines that officers, in our opinion they ha
Thirteen is an unlucky number, ve made us excellent county offi-
f or in fact she believes it is the
luckiest number that she knows
of and why not, for was she not
thirteen years old last Tuesday
and to make the day a wonderful
cers and we believe that they are
trying to do that which is best
for the whole county, but since
the assessment has been cut by
the State Tax Commission, let's
one for her, a birthday party make it include all grazing land
was planned by her mother Mrs In the county.
Paul Haines and Mrs I . C . Dodds To get at this subject properly
at the Doddsi home in the west the Spanish American has pre
;part of town. I pared a number of petitions to
Twenty five of the younger the State Tax Commission which
generation were present at the in substance and words are as fol
party during the afternoon to fw;L: m ' .
help Helen celebrate, and all had Jo The State Tax Commission
..a wonocnui time, uames. DOtn .v
indoor and lawn were played by
the youngsters during the festiv
ities. Late in the evening a sple
ndid lunch as served by Mesda
mes Dodds and Haines to those
present "d to which the kids
all did real ample justice.
After spending three pleasant
hours the youngsters left for
their homes wishing Miss Helen
many more such pleasant birth
days and hoping that thirteen
will continue to be her lucky number.
Josephine Lucero is spending a
few days with her parents at the
Sabino ranch this week.
Km1 ' ' '
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C.H.GARNER
Auctioneer '
.'Mills, -:- -:- Nejy Mexico.
12 years experience selling for
the best farmers and breeders in
three states, 8 years a breeder of
Shorthorn cattle and Poland Chi
na hogs. Padegrees understood.
Will go anywhere to conduct
large or small sales. .
Write, Wire or Phone at my ex-
! 1 1
pense tor caies, terms'
reasonable.
Sirs:
We the undersigned, far
mers and taxpayers of Har
ding County, New Mexico,
do hereby petition your Ho
norable body that our graz
ing land be classified as
grazing lands, and not as
dry-farming lands, not cul
tivated, said lands are , used
for grazing, but at the meet
ing of the Board of County
Commisioners of Harding
County, New Mexico, held
May 1st, 1922, the valuation
set upon this class of land
was fixed at $3.50 per acre,
while the grazing' lands of
stockmen were set at $2.65
per acre, which has since
been lowered by your Hono
rable body to $1.75 per acre.
Now, we the aforesaid, far
mers and taxpayers of the
said County and State, do
petition your Honorable bo
dy, that you instruct the
Assessor of Harding Coun
ty, New Mexico, to place our
grazing land, now classified
as dry-farming land not
cultivated, upon the tax
rcl'.s as grazing lands and at
the value for grazing lands,
to-wit: $1.75 per acre.
Respectfully submitted
J.C.
KIRBYFOR
TREASURER AND
COLLECTOR
In this weeks Spanish Ameri
can will be found the announce
ment of J.C. (Jack) Kirby. as
candidate for County Treasurer
and Collector subject to the ac
tion of the Republican Conven
tion of Harding County.
Jack, as he is known over the
county is one of the boys that
has made good, having come to
New Mexico in 1908 and located
with his parents on a homestead
east of Roy in the Pleasant View
neighborhood. In 1912 he went
to Iowa and while there married
returning in 1914 and located on
a homestead north east of Mills,
later proving up on it. He has
a happy family composed of a
wife and two bright boys, Billy
aged 5 and Lee Dell aged 7.
Mr Kirby Is a staunch Republi
can, believes in the principals as
laid down by that party and has
always been a worker for the ti
cket. He is well fitted" education
ally to handle the work of the of
fice, beinjr a graduate from a
TO THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION
We, your Committee on reso
lutions, beg leave to present to
the convention the following,
which we recommend be adopted.
Be It Resolved: That we,
the Harding County Democratic
Convention assembled at Mosqu
ero, in said county, this 22nd,
day of August, A. D. 1922, here
by condemn and censure the na
tional administration by the re
publican party, an especially in
the following particulars: the
weak and vacillatin manner the
President has handled and is
handling the national disasters,
the Coal and Rail-road serikes.
Ho seemingly is exercising no
mind or will of his own and un
able to create any initiative of
his own in the management and
settlement thereof, to the great
detriment and financial embara
sxnent of our great country and
its diversified interest.
II.
And Be It Further Resolved :-
T' at we condemn and censure
) present Republican admini
stration of the State of New Me-
10. in the said administration
.II I'L ' MM ...
" r t- its er -i-i -
own r w
strong. business colleere and has
all the qualifications that go to h s clearly shown to the citizen
make a good man in the office to svip of this great State, its in
which he aspires
When Harding County was
organized, the present County
A number of these petitions
ability and insufficiency to con
duct and control the affairs the-
; roof intrusted to it by the people,
in 4- T- r -- J-lii-i Y-V-1 ci 4- Vii -r A -P
Treasurer Mr Parkes appointed ion M exacted f th
Mr Kirby as his deputy and he ,e with guch a gmall
has practically had charge of the cnt of returns there-
f?C dn$ rhG aSt year i for, but on the other hand a con-
tnual multiplication of high sa
a half. We believe we can truth'
fully say that he has filled the
office as deputy to the entire sa
tisfaction of the voters of the
county, for he has been courte
ous and prompt in his services
to the public, also his treatment
accorded the public has won for
him numerous friends who insist
on him coming out for the office
and we doubt much if a more
capable person could be selected
for the position .
Mr. Kirby's nomination by
the Republican Convention will
1: ried officials, who do not give
t'?.eir respective offices their
personal attention, but fill the
s ime with deputies. Also we call
attention to the recent shameful
occurrence at the State Peniten
tiary at Santa Fe, in which one
man was ruthlessly shot and kil
led,, while many others were mo
ro or lesá seriously wounded,
v.ith many other instances that
v.e might call attention to, but
time and space forbids.
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Resolved: That we, the De
I &ospliate
Baking
Powder'
KB I T
Preferred
because of its
purity,
unvarying high
quality and
economy
Contains No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Tasta
In addition to its absoluta purity and high
quality, Dr. Price's Phosphate Baking Pow
der is sold at a moderate price.
Do you know of any greater baking powder
value than this? "
Ask your grocer if he has any cans of
Dr. Price's left at the extraordinary special
sale price recently offered.
Send for the "New Dr. Price Cook Book."
It's Free. Price Baking Powder Factory,
1001 Independence iiouijiard, Chicago.
Large can, 12 ounces, only 25c
add streneih to the Republican
have been given out to various (ticket and hiá nomination will no jmocrats of Harding, County, in
farmers and are being circulated 'doubt mean his election and the i County Convention assembled at
in the different tarts of the ; placing of a good, strong and Mosquero, this 22nd day of Au-
Wanted to hear from owner
'of farm for sale. State price.
Mrs. W. Booth, Eox D, Hipark,
Des Moines, Iowa;
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All parties owing me notes gi
ven at my sale, must settle same
at the first National Bank on or
before September 1st, or same
will be placed in the hands of an
attorney fr collection.
.1249-5 CUrtney'E0y'N-M
the S. A. office for those to sign
in this immediate community.
Action on this matter must be
taken imediately or it will be too
late for this yea'" assessment.
We would like to publish letter
canable man in the County Trea- .gust, 1922, do hereby unqualifie-
surer's office. . ; j dly and unanimously indorse the
Adv. services of Honorable' A. A. Jones
' . ' United States Senator, from the
i-JJ . IT HT 1 1
JE ANETTE GILSTRAP , pi f , eco; rencerea
oi mis state ana tne
County, and if they coincide with
I your views on the subject, get
j busy and üign oue.k If none is in
1 circulation in your part of the
co.-'tv write this office for one
at once, A petition is on file at j REACHES SIXTH BIRTHDAY 1 B .beh.aj
r j J iL-i-
TVAivi T ci Tl l rrriT'o w'i fr i FVl iiiir iriuic. . . . . . . .
ixuiii w6""6 ,teen of the little tots were pre
views on this subject, so be free t and a splendid time was had
t crtnW in vnu larrnr Wo will
IU Ov"U All j vui wvi.i ' ' " , , , rr,. .-t - . ... . . .
publish your letters as we can U1LU1- "i" " v1"' mat tras convention auiy esse-,
find snace to do so. but let's have yed for two hours after which mbled, does hereliy condemn and j
grazing land assessed at the sa- .came what they were all looking fiowm ':Ui'sl. u i'-yi-"'","
. ri Glance ct t'ounty tionas ior tne
lor, that fine lunch, and which, of buildir a Court.hou-
they sure enjoyed very much. ge flnd or either at the pre.
The little fellows had a great af- sent time, and we further mv
terncon and little Jeanette will 'demn and censure the advocates
remember her sixth birthday áj?nd agitators thereof as sehem-
mg poniicians to ue iuuiiu in uie
Little Jeanette Gilstrap reach
ed her sixth birthday Thursday
and her mother invited m a num
ber of her little friends to help
Iter ucieuiaiiC uicoiremwu. i "-
TTnit.sf? Sff!f:cs nr.fi we inrJorse
his candidacy for the nomination
i and reelection thereto, for the
'reason of his long experience in
j said office, broad and unselfish
mindness, influence in the Sána
te and great ability.
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Be It Further Resolved :
JUST RECEIVED
A carload of
TOR SALE: A Columbia Gra
fanola also 60 records, all in Al
shape. See Clyde Hooper, ltn
me value all over Harding Coun
ty.
John Arnett of Mills . was a
Rcy visitor Tuesday. He repor
ts crops comew'hat better in his
community than around Roy.
long time.
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SP
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iMMMinnnrniKfllMS,i "Un I1!!' Jl
POTATOES
per 100 lbs.
While they las t
s.
E. PAXTON GRP. CQ,
"THE FOOD STORE'
! republican party of this county
j We declare the issuance of said
j bonds would be a great burden
upon an already overburdened
people with taxation in this cou
nty, a great many of whom are
now unable to pay their taxes.
Respectfully submitted,
J. B. Lusk,
Chairman.
Attest:
Juan Lujan,
Secretary. 1
Approved by the Convention
Assembled,
J. Floersheim,
Dem. Chairman of
Harding Co.
"Foremost"
Fancy Short Patent
All that the name implies
Pratt Mills
As good as the best, belter
than most
ITT I V
W e can make you a good in
troductory offer on it. See
Ira Bernstorf
At Mesa Co-operative Elevator
CHICKEN FEED AND CORN CHOPS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Attest:
k. A. Wynne,
Secretary.
Political Advertisement
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
New Mexico.
August 21, 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that
Vicente C. De Baca, of Roy,
Harding Co, New Mexico, who
on August, 15th, 1919 made Ho
mestead Entry No. 026797, ior
EV2-NEI4, Sec. 23,.'WV&-NW14,
Section 25, Township 19N Range
25 E. N.M.P Meridianhas filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above descri
bed, before F.H. Foster. U.S.
Commissioner, at his office at
Roy, New Mexico, c,n the 28th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Peter T. MontoyaTomas Vi
gil, Jesus Medina and Seferio
Garcia, all of Roy, New Mexico.
II, H. Errett,
Register.
26-2-946-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I Department of the Interior v
. .NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, U.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
that the Board of Education oí i New Mexico.
School District No. 3, Hardii-g I August 21, 1922
County, and known as the hoy NOTICE is hereby given that
Municipal School District will j0se de Jesus Medina, of Roy,
offer at Public Auction to the
highest bidder on Tuesday Sep
tember 19th, at 10, o'clock A.M.
ne building known as the Plea
sant View áchool building which
is located about 7 miles east and
one mile north of Roy.
The building is of frame con
struction and is about 30 by 36
feet in size. The successful bid
der or bidders will be given thir
ty days time to remove the buil
ding from the ground or in whi
ch to make the necessary arran
gements for leaving same in its
present location. , The ground
where the building is now loca
ted is owned by Fred Breford
and any arrangements to leave
it oh the present location will ha
ve to be made with Mr Breford.
The purpose of the sale of the
building is to place ownership of
it in proper hands az tli2 build
ing is no longer needed by the
School District. Bids will be ac
cepted fvom church or communi
ty organizations or from indivi
duals. Terms will be strictly cash
on the day of sale.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
School District No. 3
Harding County
By C.L. Justice
President.
Attest:
Wm. G. Johnson,
' ' Secretary.
Ira Thetford and V7.L. Broc
kman of Mills were in Roy Tues.
day enroüte to the county con
vention at Mosquero.
Harding Co, New Mexico, who
on December, 18, 1918, and Ja
nuary, 6, 1920, made Homestead
Entry No. 026331, & No. 026630,
or Eiü-Ei2 ; NW
NE&, and SW-SEii, Section
35, Township 19 N, Range 25E,
N.M.P. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above descri
bed, before F.H. Foster, U.S.
Commissioner, at his office at
Roy, New Mexico, on the 28th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Aldeis, Demetrio Garcia
Fsco A. Martinez and Pedro T.
Montoya, all of Roy, New Mexico
H.H. Errett,
Register. 1
25-2-9-16-23
TO ALL REPUBLICANS,
PRECINCT'No. 3,
Harding Co-, N. Mex.
There will be a caucus of the
Republicans of Precinct No. 3,
(Roy) at the Community Hall,
in Roy, Saturday the 26th, 1922
at the hour of 2.30 p.m. for he
purpose of naming Sixteen (16)
delegates to the County Conven
tion at Mosquero, Sept 2nd. 1922.
Every Republican voter with
in Precinct No., 3, is cordially in
vited to attend this caucus.
F. S. Brown,
Chairman.
Attest:
Frak L Schultz, :
Secretary
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