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The Spanish American, Roy, llar dine County, New Mexico.
Saturday September 16th, 1922,
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Morse
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ROY SCHOOL NOTES
Last week was a pretty busy
week for the superintendent, and
Ethel Farley started to school NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Monday, morning, - I Department of the Interior
Gladys Beabout has withdrawn TJ.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
from the fifth grade because her
the teachers, but new since we parents are moving away,
I have been classified and know
where we belong and what we
are to do. we arP having some
The fifth grade has organized
as "Modern Health Crusaders"
TheV expect to improve their
iNew Mexico
Auguau 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that
Vicente C. De Baca, of Roy,
Harding Co, New Mexico, who
LADY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS ,
, ' HOLD IMPORTANT
. MEETING
ATTENTION V
Cylinders
Deep well pumping outfit
Gas pipe . & fittings ,
Stock Tanks
Superior and Van Brunt
Grain Drills-
Oliver & Emerson Tractor
and horse Plows
Wagons
Tin Shop Supplies
i Well Cásing
Safety Flues
Self Oiling and Roller
Bearing Windmills '
BAUM BROS
TIN SHOP
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SCHOOL1 BUDGETS
APPROVED
, Wm . G . Johnson accompanied
by his wife and daughter, made
a business trip to Santa Fe and
as Vegas in the interest of the
Roy Schools and the Harding
County Rural Schools the first
of the week. ' . .,
Mr Johnson appeared before
the State Tax Commission and
assisted in having the Roy, So
lano and Kephart budgets appro
ved. The furniture budget for
Roy and some minor amounts in
the budget were cut out or redu
ced, but the teachers and truck
salaries were not changed . At
Solano he secured two trucks for
that district and had the salaries
of all teachers reinstated. . At
Kephart he was successful in
havjng the truck reinstated. A
recent decision of the j District
Court of McKinley County állo-
tor basket-ball ana base ban.
We have' two teams organized
for base' ball playing and will
soon be challenging our' neigh
bors for match games. The
time to the ortranizintr of teams health and to help others to do on August, 15th, 1919 made Ho-
so. J. L. Dnnnon and velda mestead .untry jno. U2ba, ior
Wilkinson are the "health inspec EI2-NE14, Sec. 26, W-NWit,
tors" this week. . I Section 3, Township 19N Range
We sure have some good truck 25 E. N.M.P Meridian, has filed
drivers this time. Not one of 'notice of intention to make Final
girls have organized two teams !tnem has been late so far, altho Ihree Year Proot, to, establish
for basket-ball and are fixing jsome of them are loaded to- the claim to the land above descri
ap their court. Mr: Bazzill has 'limit. The six trucks are now 'bed,, before r'.H. Foster, U.S.
been chosen as our manager" and carrying 119, children, and the Commissioner, at his office at
h promises us that we shall drivers report 54 more yet to Koy, xsew .uexico, on tne tn
have' an opportunity of meeting come,
the best teams within reach of
our school. - . ' '
Our high school enrollment to
date (Tuesday, September, 12)
is 39.- Lucile -Pursell and Cecile
Mackey enrolled this week.
In the grades the enrollment
is as follows: Eighth, 17? Seven
th, 18; Sixth,, 21;- Fifth, 15;
Fourth, 21; Third, 17; Second,
20, First, 11; Primary; 27. ; '
New pupils entering the sec
ond grade this week are: Isabel
Montoya, Teresita West and
Ignasio Trujillo.' Everyone in
this grade has been present ev
ery day.
We saw Mr. Brown and "Mr.
Thompson in town this week and
are wondering if they are here
to build our new school house.
We sure hope so anyway. '.
jones And hinkle to
be in county thursday
. and friday
Sen. A. A, Jopes and Mr. Hin
kle the Democratic nominee for
Governor, will be in Harding
County next Thursday and Fri
day. These prominent' gentle
men will speak Thursday after-
2.30 and
nrnn of 1 íncniiorr nf
Jimmie Hodges enrolled in the '-TWe ni at Rov at 7.30
y-, 1,1 .1 j j 1 "
Jiiianin araae vveunesuay ui
last week.
Hazel and Rollie DeFrees are
absent this week.
Lora Plumlee is absent on 'ac
count of sickness.
Elmer Malone Joe Garzina and Mexico.
Kyneido Anderson are new ad
ditions to the sixth grade.
Allen Cope, one of the Sikth
grade boys, withdrew from sch
ool Monday, as his parents are
moving to Dawson. We all hate
to see Allen leave,
and Friday morning at 10. A.M
at Mills. Everybody's invited to
attend thése meetings and listen
to these prominent men give the
ir views on matters pertaining to
the welfare of the people of New
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that bhe Board of Eduoation of
Pnhnnl District No. 3. Hardins
Several children are out this County, and known as the Roy
inlr f win ft, fA oqira flia Too-al I vr :: l o l. 1 T:4,4.
week trying to save the legal
tender crop (beans.)
Those missing from the sixth
grade uix: Mildil Cunn, Ad'-iar.
Rhyne, Earl Cam; nd C'.avIh
V"kiiiSon. -..-
Municipal School District, will
offer at Public Auction to the
highest bidder on Tuesday Sep
tember 19th, at 10, o'clock A.M.
he buildinj?- known as the Plea
sant View School building which
"Jhc seventh vrxU is ir.akiiijriis located about 7 miles east and
a record to be, proud "of. Not'one mile north of Roy.
our of the eighteen has been The building is of frame con
tardy or absent thus far. ' , struction and is about 30 by 36
' Miss Dqnn's-class in physiology feet in size.. The successful bid
is doing some good work in draw- der or bidders will be given thir
ing the -; different part of the ty days time to remove the buil
body. ;,'r 1 : ; ding froni the ground or-ln whi
r Is is remarkable how fast the ch to make the necessary arran
little fellows are learning to wri- géménts.for leaving-same in its
ws but $990.00 for all expenses te. lne eightn grade teacner in -present location ifiwuntf
of any ruralTcnobl "in "ány oneParacwr. Mrs. Fendieton is where the building is now loca- his daUghter, Mrs. Moore, home
school year and twice this amou- more than- pleased with the pro-.
nt for a two room schooj .and
three times the amount for three
room schools. An appeal to the
Supreme Court is certain on the
matter and it is to be hoped that
it will be decided within the next
few days and. favorable to the
rural schools. Should the Supre
me Court uphold the decision of.
the lower court then it will be
up to the county Board to change
all teachers contracts and other
expenses to confirm with the
new ruling. All that can be
done until the matter , is settled
in the Supreme Court is to wait
and hope for the best. ; ;t i
Harry Evans was trading with
our merchants last Tuesday .
gress her pupils are making in
thé art. .;;..' r ::" r ..:::,
. The Primary enrollment - has
reached 38.- The majority ?tf
these ride in on the trucks, some
a distance of ten miles.
The new pupils this week are:
Bernardo Montoya, Ignacio Mon
toya and Amita Neal.
Clifford Beabout has been ab
sent several days. : .
We are teaching the young id
ea how to shoot in spite of the
fact we have no ammunition to
shoot with.' , -j
Otis Harris dropped out be
cause his folks moved to Spring
er. . '
Willie Carver has been absent
the last two days helping s his
father.
ted. is. ownd y Fred Breford
and any. arrangements to leave
it on the prefeeijt locatiori flll ha"
ve to be made with Mr Breford,,
; The purpose Of the sale" of the
building is t!o place ownership of
it in proper' hands as the build
ing is no longer needed by the
School District; Bids will be ac
cepted from 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.
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WE ARE
NOW SHOWING
our line of
Ladies Fall Hats
Coats
Suits and Waists
BUY EARLY
WHILE SELECTIONS
ARE COMPLETE
oy Trading Co.
rt
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.
T?pcristfi
26-9-16-23
Wm. P. Bagley formerly ope
rator of the S. A. is back again
at his old job. He has been in.
Kansas the past three months
but is glad to get back in good
old New Mexico.
BRADLEY
Ralph Hazen was a business
visitor in Mosquero, Friday.
Ira Woods has been cook in
the Aspgren home for a few days
Mrs. Aspgren's ankle will not
permit her to do any work yet.
Lavance Hazen was injured,
Thursday by a fall from a horse
that he was riding. Although
the injuries were not very seri
ous, they were enough to bruise
and'shake Lavanceup quite a bit
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thomas
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
ms and daughter, Mrs.C . H.
Moore and daughter, Ira Woods,
Arthur Hazen and Harry Asp
gren were callers at 'the Moore
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Hazen has been on
the sick-list for the past 'week.
Dr. Daniels was called Saturday
afternoon,- and at present Mrs.
A. .G. is some better. . ' i
C. C. Moore was a business
visitor in Mosquero, Saturday. 1
Mr. Frank Heimann has the
contract to move the Bradley
school building into Mosquero.
Mrs. Edla Bradley has secured
the position as 'school-rnistréss
of the PeHaven school for was
winter. , ' v'""'
Henry T3arms was a vrsitorw
R
with him fcr a fewüays visit;
Mrs. P Hall way one of. .our,
industiwls "bean harvesters' la
stj.week-.iin fact there seems to
be quite a few of them lately.
Miss Clovis Moore called on
the Misses Virginia and Eliza
beth Woods, Saturday. ; , :
WOTICE 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 SEi4-NW SWit-NE,
EI2-SEH, Sec. 35, Twp. 23 N.
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 hi office at
Roy, New. Mexico, on the 29th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses :
W . H . Gay, Poy Gay, Harry
Lammon and Jay Lammon, all of
Kephart, New Mexico.
H.H. Errett,
1 Re'gister. ,'
26-2-9-16-23
A LETTER
I wish to say to the voters of
Harding county, who are not
personally acquainted with "Hal
Warner, that he is one of the
early settlers of the mesa, always
ivarlv tn TwirtiiMnata in anv move
i that is to the upbuilding of his
I county arid state.
I We need a c jnscicntious, ener
I g-etic. christian man like Mr.
Warner in opposition to the boot
leggers and other law breakers
of our new county. As far as
experience is concerned, he has
made a success of his own busi
ness, and we know that he . can
handle the problems that con
front á sheriff, to the satisfac
tion of the entire county.
He has an honest record be
yond adqubt and all of his neigh
bors are supporting him. In
vestigate these matters and help
to head the ticket with this kind
of material. -
A FRIEND , j ,
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