The Spanish American. [volume], September 09, 1922, Image 3

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To the Chairman and Members
of the Relublican County Con
vention of Harding County,
New Mexico.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Reso
lutions, respectfully report and
recommend the adoption of the
followinc resolutions, to-wit:-
We congratulate the Nation upon
the restoration to power of the
Republican party at the last gen
eral election by an overwhelming
majority such as was never be
fore recorded in the history of
the country.
We commend and endorse the
one hundred percent American
ism of the administration of our
beloved president, Warren G.
Hardin sr. and the wise and bene
ficent legislation enacted by the
Republican Consress. which has
so larsrelv contributed toward
the restoration of normalcy and
to the readjustment of disturbed
industrial conditions resulting
from the late world war.
We especially commend the
great forward movement inaugu
rated by the President in pro
mulgating and consumating the
great Disarmament Conference
the deliberations of which were
so ably conducted to a successful
issue by that peerless statesman,
Charles Evans Hughes, our great
Secretary of State, and we do de
clare the result of th:i Confer
ence to be the foremost achieve
ment in the world's history.
We reaffirm our allegience to
the time-honored principles of
our party, and express our con
fidonce in the patriotism and
ability of our national administr
ation, co-ordinating with Cong
ress, wisely and successfully to
. solve the many grave and per
plexing international, national
and domestic problems which are
the heritage of the riotous Wil
son administration, which plung
ed our people into a prolonged
period of unprecedented indust
rial depression, rescue from whi
ch can be found in the re-establishment
of wise, constructive
policies by the Republican party
such as have made our nation
the greatest upon the face of the
Globe.
We endorse the State admin
istration and the administration
of County affairs by the officials
of our county. '
We condem Senator A. A.
Jones for, having first voted by
the adoption of the protective
wool schedule and then subse
quently voting against the tariff
bill as a whole.
We affirm that the adminis
tration of federal legislation de
signed to aid the stock man and
thp farmer, should be liberalized,
; and that further assistance sho-
luld be provided so as to preserve
hose grea t productive industries
which are so vitally essential to
the welfare of the whole people
and especially to those ot our
state. ,
We favor the speedy enact
ment of the Smith-McNary Bill,
iow pending in Congress, and the
rmpnt. of such legislation by
our State Legislature as may be
necessary to enable our common
wealth promptly to avail itself
of the provisions of the said pend
ing Federal bill, whereby our
orieultural lands may be reclaim
pH and brouerht under cultivation
thus adding greatly to our poten
tial material and taxame weaiwi.
We favor and insist upon the
mnst ricnd.economv in the ad
ministration of public affairs by
State and County officials , and
the enactment of such additional
(legislation as may be necessary
'to aid in the enforcement of such
'policy.
I And be it further Resolved;
'tint. we condemn the action of
the Democratic Convention in
,the adoption of its resolutions in
i the Convention assembled at
Mosquero, New Mexico on the
22nd day of Augdst, A. D. 1922,
which we feel that it is unjust
and untrue.
Fred Crown
R. Lopez
J. R. Kerlin
Juan Vigil '
E. G. Parks
Committee on Resolutions
Approved by the Convention as
sembled. Signed :-
J. II. Crane, Chairman
Attest :-
Joe E. Maestas, Sec.
Mrs. MyraO. DeFiees,
Asst. Secretary.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
New Mexico.
, August 21, 1922
Nfmntf is herebv (riven that
Vicente C. De Baca, of Roy,
Harding Co, New Mexico, who
on August, 15th, laia maae ho
mestead Entry No. 026797, for
Ei2-NEi4, Sec. 26, WV&-NW&,
Spot mn 9,5. Townshm 1JN itange
25 E. 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 H. Foster, U.S.
Commissioner, at his office at
Roy, New Mexico, on the 28th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Peter T. Montoya, Tomas Vi
gil, Jesus Medina and Seferio
Garcia, all of Roy, New Mexico.
H.H. Errett.
. Register.
26-2-9-16-23 '
JUDGE DAVIS, ABLE AND
SELF MADJS. WAIN
TEXAS-NEW MEXICO HIGHWAY CONVENTION SEPT. 25-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
New Mexico.
August 21, 1922 '
NOTICE is hereby given that
Synthia C. Gay, of Kephart,
Union Co., New Mexico, who
on September, 8th, 1919, made
Homestead Entry, No. 026653,
for SEH-NWV4, SWVi-NEVL,
EI2-SE14, Sec 35, Twp. Zá jn.
R 28E, 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 oitice at
Roy, New Mexico, on the 29th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses :
-W. 11 Gay, Roy Gay, Harry
Lammon and Jay Lammon, all of
Kephart, New Mexico.
H.H. Errett,
Register.
26-2-9-16-23
Charlev Frazier and Postmas
ter Harvey Springer, of Dawson,
were in the city juonciay, enroute
to Sabinoso, .where they were
going on a short fishing trip and
outing. The S. A. acknowledges
a pleasant call from Mr. Frazier.
R. II. Bentley and wife were
business visitors at the County
seat, Wednesday.
Jimmie Craig, who has a good
position with the Santa Fe road
at Raton, spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Roy.
He reports that all of the Roy
boys are getting along nicely and
all like their work fine.
Holds Many Offices of Trust and
Importance to the, State
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
Aug 29 Reports from county
organizations of the New Mexico
Davis Club, which are seeking
the nomination of Stephen B.
Davis of this city as KepuDiican
candidate for United States Sen
ator. suDDort the claim of the
headquarters organization here
hat Judge Davis, will receive tne
nomination on the first ballot
Thp Davis clubs now number
a membership in excess of 5000
and every mail is bringing in ad
ditions to its ranks. With the
united support of the northern
counties and with assurances ui
support from central and eastern
ronnties. Harrv W. Kelly, presi
dent of the Davis Clubs, forecast
323 votes that can be counted
fnr Davis on the first ballot.
The number required to nomin
ate is 273. Figures ami county
reports available here seem to
bear out this claim.
In the meantime Judge Davis
has been further prohibited m
trmVino- nnv carrmaiem in his own
If fnr the nomination by his
duties as New Mexico commiss
ion pr in the New Mexico-Color
ado water controversy over the
T a Pinta river water rights.
JudgeDavis met the Colorado
Delf E. Carpenter
in Santa Fe Monday for a confer
pnr at. which the loner standing
dispute is expected to be finally
adjusted. The settlement van
rebase the waters 01 tne Jba na
ta for irrigation of a large area
in San Juan county.- Judge va
vis is also the New Mexico mem
ber of the Colorado river commi
ssi n, of which Herbert covci
s chairman and which is charg
ed with the duty of apportioning
the rights of seven states to tlx
v. fli ers of the Colorado and its
tributaries. The water rights
of more than a million acres of
an 1 in San Juan county are in
voled. The final meeting of
thi ; commission has been deferr
ed to November 15 by Hoover.
Mrs. E. D. Choate and childen
of Solano, have moved into the
Rhyne property in the east part
of town. Mrs. Choate has char
ge of the fourth grade of: the
Roy Public schools.
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SEE OUÉ STOCK
Of boy's and girl's school shoes
We al io carry the famous
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Best f ,K' the growing beys
Yours í
Staple and Fancy Groceries
At the right price
Judge Davis came to New
Me::ico, fresh from the Yale uni
vpr ,itv law school, in 1898., He
'went to work as a clerk in the
office of a Las Vegas lawyer. He
has worked his way up to a high
place in his profession and has
sen ad many onicial positions.
His first office was city attorney
of l as Vegas. Later he was ap
pointed district attorney of. the
4th territroial judicial district,
first by Governor Otero and lat
er by Governor Hagerman. lie
resigned to become assistant U.
S. attorney in 1908 and in 1912
was appointed United States at
'.nmey for New Mexico. He serv
o with conspicious usefulness
in the state constitutional con
vpnt.ion. and in cooperation with
Judge llechem, the present Gov
ernor, made the compilation 01
New Mexico laws which was ad
opted by the legislature of 1915
and which remains in force. His
work as New Mexico representa
tive on the two water commiss
ions referred to has been the
means of insnring full protection
to this state for it? rights involv
ing the use of the San Juan river
system and the redaimation of a
million o!: more .eres which wh
en reclaimed will add many mill
ions of valuation to the tax rolls.
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The Farming Business--
YOUR farm is a business, Mr. Fanner. It should be
conducted as any other successful business if it is
to pay a profit. And what successful business but has
good banking connections? .
The mechanics and management of your farm are. for
you to work out. If you have a good farm and operate
it efficiently, then you have a physical collateral as good
or better than any business in the land.
Our doors open just as wide and our banking facilities
are given as fully to you as to any other business man
in Harding County.
Other business firms need financing, need advice, need
cooperation in turnover of stock, and they come to us for
that service. ....
Why don't you? V . ; . 1 : ;
-Bank ot Roy-
una
Mosquero khlml and Title Company
(Incorporated and Bonded.)
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED PROMPTLY ON ALL
LANDS IN HARDING COUNTY.
Insurance of all kinds.
Special attention given to examining titles.
. Conveyances.
Mosquero, New Mexico.
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Co.
J. C. Hester returned from
Salisbury, Missouri, last Satur
day. Mrs. Hester will not ar
rive in Rov for a week or two.
; as she is sieiding some time in
visiting with fneuds until Cunt
a large number of friends are
get his home arranged; however
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