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B"ttin a~kedwhat'kind, o:f'admi,nistrative burden thei' Qroi

· nan¢e. o riginallyp-J8lUled:',t(be managed jby ~he ,-sh~md~pa:rtinent. WbuJd 'place OJ

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· Howard·to s,lled some light'otthe facts. . .

Howard explniQed 'tha'Dauster ,w.as a certified policeofficer for I0 years. in anathelstate before - .col11ing KCarrizozo, and is full).' quali·fied except for a fa.lure tepass the runnin~ portiQn 01

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Blood DriveIn Carrizozo

·Tues.• Oct. 25A blood drive ~i'f,1 be held­

T.ucsdny, October 25 fromnoo.,1-0 6 p.m. at the Carrizo·zo Woman"s Club. atthe cor·neror 11th & DAve.

Walk~'ins are welcome, orcall 1-888~676-5433 for anappointment. .', .

The -blood dnve IS -~Qn­ducted bv United Blood Ser"vices of RO!iwell.

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STATE BIRD. A roadrunner finds a, g"ood van­tage ppinr from atop ,8. bac~ya[dl bj-rd ;feeder•.(Photo bV Patrice Btsziel ' .

Street where it ends at thellighway ,380 oyerpass. The-

e mayor j:stimated:the parcel to'tre ,g·pprox-imatelypne-Qnd~a·quarter acres -ofland" The dead-end street di­videS'the prop~ of-Richard,Vega arld, servmg no.real ,useto the public. has- allegedly­become a place for mischie­vou:; youth to haryg-oul, '

The mayor said· Vega hashad problems. with kids lo,iter­ing.lhere and th'rowin.!;t bOHle~at llis Horses. ,. Trustees agreed linn AspenStreet would have to be va-.cated prior'to any' sale. Tllernayoradded Ihal no ease­ments or'rights of way e:xjst'on the site: but IheTels a

,drain8&e djt~hthat musl. be'maintamed·. Vega has madeari offer of$500 for the hind.The town council approved a 'Inotion to send a counter offer·asking $1.000 for the landand Slating that Ihe buyermust ,pay for al.1 peninent fees.

Trustee DaVid LaFave men_tioned that there have been alot of rumors aboutthc status'of<;:arri~ozO'snew p~lice of-

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; ,stalled" but the' iikelihood of .sp~se,?fakeyhOtder:J~rioltto ''cooperation from iho~'¢onj;', a response ,th?'trJ I.aw, ~rif",~

'.-panies, aPPe8r$"t~be questipri.. · .IT!erlt. .able. Of'the '3'_ 'identified , Included ~eregu,.,tioris"

alatm):pmptmies With,Systems, I '~~ted to r!miniena,nce: Qper~ ,in LlOcoIp, 'County, 33 are .. atlon 811(1 record keepmg ofw.~,()ut:si~eof the' state. , dispatches:; as well :'as pei'qlit. The'de$i~ o,theord.npncc' ~ees and p~mllii~$ ,fpt ordi,j'is to tegi_st~each'sySCeriJ.-nd .i&sqe,pennj~s" rQ the: ~y~tciJl'

'o'wners,restricttbe' 'lise of"~ut~;tJ!1atedt~iep~one4iaiing

systems and, require ~e ,re",

by Pat~ice'Bra;ie

':'Deora'- ingle. 9perationldsU'p«;rVisOl' of the Lincoln::"ounty .Solid Waste Author­Ity (LCSWAI, gavc a briefreview of the proposedGreentree Transfer and Recy~clil)g Facility for LCSWA,atthe Carrizozo Town Council'in~tir:ag Friday. October 14."Ingle encouraged the towncounctl to approve a.propos~d­108n 8h'Teement with tlle New'Me~ico Finance"Authority t9

· achieve ihuding-- for the pro-ject. , .

"The new facility shouldmeet the ~uthority'sneeds for"90yel;lrs."'ngle sa,id-. Ti'u~teeswill . vote on apprQval. Qf aNMFA loan,for. the project onNovember 8, ', , A .motioi) to approve thebusiness registratio,1l- applica­

·tion ofRache) Niecterstadt of'Carrizozo passed,. u~ani­moilsly. -The_ new busmess.Aprons Extrodinare,will mar­ket homemade apron& from a,location stated only as high-ways S4 a,nd-,380~ "

~ A variance request -fromDaniel and J'Lane Zamora fOI""a special exception to the zon­ing ordina'!ce fOI"" the pUTp,?se

·of expandmg The RockmgHorse Daycare on 18th Streetwas approved.

Barbara Culler I""eported thata benefit auction raised$] ,646.46 on behalf of theanimal shelter's adoption pl""O·gram. which currently has twodogs in need of homes.

Trustees app'r-oved a$15,800 contract for the dp­sign and engineering ofa new250,000 gallon water storagetank. The town's existing tankholds 500,000 gallons. JimMassengill of Engineers. Inc.in LaS Cruces explained thatonce the new· tank is opera­tional, the.. old tank can ,bedrained: cleaned. repaintedand the plumbing upgradedbefore. it goes back inti> oper·ation~ .•

In discussion regarding alivestock premise permit forGlenn Mo.che1 of I S02 I Ave­nue., town clerk Leann Weih­brecht stated' that the pennitapplicant lived in a fulfy resi..cfentiaI,areQ.. The mayor said"but, there's horses' ~lj­u'p..wid-down that street". A'j>:tion on the reQuest 'for a per':'mit was tabled"until the COWl­cil has more int"onnation Onthe nwnber and kinds of live­stock f'vtochel hopes to keepon the prop~rty. . .

Tbe town lias received '(to·otTer from. Richard, Vegawanting' to pUrchase Aspen, . .

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Morel silid that'his !'ftlmtPlS'to. diseusspos,sibl!= ~luP'_~ns

t~ ~lle 'problems,'netted'a T:~

sponse, from only oneallJDti"~p~y;- ,,,, ~arJ of plan is to ha~:t~e

compames -register' tlte sys..,:tern.s ,as they '~ ~ld, orin;;'

the startof ~eballseason inmId-February.

A request by s¢hool super..intendent Dr. 4ny Miller for'a call- for bids t"or arChitecturalservices to reinedy' some,drainageptoblems On scboolgroWlds9 meIuding the ete­mentaIY school playground.and the sand volleyball pit.passed Wlanimously. ~'

Plahs"to fom. a Facilities~Master Plan Priority Commit.._tee ,continue. The schoolboard -hoPes, to recruit em..ployees from eac~ leve,l of-the

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Health and safety isSUes ,andan expansion ot the school'sathletic facilities top the Capi..

New'Scoreboard AtCapitan Tiger Field

LATE SUMMER- RAiNS. ~;'eaked·ha-~ocon many of thecounty'S unmalntained roads. ,. -

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tan Board ofEducation's pri­ority task list. At the scboolboard's regular meeting ofOctober 13th. ASA internArchitect Greg Holman re­ported tliat responses to a call'for construction bids for two

. planned baseball fields Were. less than satisfactory., Here:c"omtnended an extension ofthe bidding period ,tel October21 Sf; wi\h the bid award to

.- 'takeplacenext week. HohnanN~'YY'SearnatlRecruit Jaco6 express.ed confidence that the

7C;' Allen, son ofRe\)belt.a J; ..secQnd round of bidding' willand Lenny L. Allen of RuldQoo .he more iii line with theso? recen!ly, ~rppleted U.~. school diStrict's· budget and~~baslc~~~~~CJ::~. desi8!l plans. ~d add~d.~tLakes~l1. Allen'is a 2004 thesh8ht~enslonofbldd~ggraduate, of' Ruidoso, High tUne would not affect plans toSchool.. ha,ve the fields~y to use ••

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. '~ paSooe B![IIzie The, large number ;of tahoe

.TlICsc;l.ay's 'cOunty conmiis-· alanns in the coU!JtY,respoJld;'slpn 1I\~'~eeDledto p-:o-' irigotlicers'in8bilityto'acee$$

.;duce ~oreqllestions·tha,n;an..:.. the'structur:es 'where the il­l j . 'swers:'~'reprd lP the PfO~ -·l~s orjginate., ilnd the faC:t

.. pOS,ed ordin8n~ ·.,to 'regUlate thlit soMe ~Ortu;lted'systemssecurity alann' systCms" .The are able-te ,tie..u'p emergcl.lCYal~ systems atT""tOd by me phone lineS fut 1_ penods

,. ordinance are. those, syst¢ms Jmak~ .re$'Ulad~i:I necessaiy~1,,' diat':s~d an ,utonl~tedalann, .a.ecording".crcounty attorney."

"tp law>enfor<::e.rr.enragenCies j 'Alan Morel. , , 'speelfieally the I,Jncoln COWl·' . ,LinC<jln County ShC;riff"tY Sheriff's Oepartritent. Rick Vir""'" told county com-

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As the ·LiNCOLN, COlINTY .NEWS .goeS ,ip,tO·ils ,JOIst y;rarofbei"(l in '·1'Xi#e"r;e(J9!!5~2.005), well'ill be ....domly .p:ublishi.ng articles thru''hil!,e be'!".publi$h~d .i" the NEWS·.mn- old jtles•. 7;7Ie jbl1I}wbW,articleoppeared in the. "Lincoln County'.Nl,uf1$"-.' , . ,

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DETB,OIT Co' Chevrolet·s.achievem.eril.of all-time Sale~ recortJ~. in 1936. tinder a .~olic)"whic:h ll)8tie newsl?apcrs the ~ontl!ne 'of the. company's adverusmg offenstve, furs

. lIicla!i:dcontintiance·oC that pol'icy in. 1937,:.and especililly in tlle announceitlent of, the·fOrt!lcoming:new models. This statement by .C;P.,.•FiskCn,advertilling manager, was' a· ...feature of an a1lcday partywhieh Chevroletheld for BOO newspapcmien~s we~. .

. "The 193.7. models' are .the finest Chev.TOlet has ever. bullt," said Mr; Fisken. "And'the advertising behind 1heitl measures up tothe .product itself; Last year. and for severalyears back,' we I1ave reliedpripmrily upon'

. new~paper space to get our message actossto the public. .

In . light of lit!' amazing. sales achieve­ments of 1936, it is hardly necessary to' jus­tiCy to you our intention ofadhering to thatpolicy. thillyear. The newspaper will be thefounilation' of \lur advertising. effort. "

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.About PardonsWhen the Governor of a great -siate for .

good, Il'gitimati:. and hwmiitarlan reaS\lnsissues a pardon to~omedeserving party whohas gotten into the ,toils .ofthe law, wheyshould he be compelled to defend the act-ion? .' .

In every. case of whicn.we have anyknowledge. petitions' were stgned' by hun- .dreds of citizens who not only approvesd the .pardon, but ·requ!'~ted it. As Governor hisposition .hould be respected. Why. tty to backhom up against a wall by persecuting him foranything so merciful? .

--------------~----------Mr. Reil is installing a t!ew heating plant

at ·the Garrard hotel.' which is quite animprovement. The hot air plant is at the rearof the' building. while the mainpipes gothrough the hall.. up stairs and down withregisters entering every room. Pipes are sus­pended from the ceiling.

Mr. Flay S1drlner of Nogal had the mis­fortune to lose his blll1l and the coments byrtre last Monday afternoon. He did not knowbow the fire ongiilated. Hay, grain and toolswere lost.

There seems to be plenty of work foreveryone, with street unprovements, newhighways. bridge repairs, schoolintproyements, we are fairly prosperous" and.nO doubt the Roosevelt and Tjilgley admini~-.trations are responsible for both.

Mrs. Pat GarrettThe funeral of Mrs. Pauline Garrett will

· be held in Las Cruces. Mrs. .Garrett diedfrom. a heart attack l<lst WedneSdajl. She Wasa Gutierrez, befOre her marriage." ,

· At the Eastern New Mexico state fairrecently; Mrs. Garrett Was crowned 'queen ofthe, Old Timers' parade. Besides her

,dau!!hter, Miss EliZabeth GaiTeu, the blind .·composer, she i. survived by anollier daugh- .ter and two sons.

.....ling the ~y di.sentingvote. Itise><pec:ll"l that own-, ..ers OC"'-syStems eoveted'by ih .....,-~--,Will have, , e p.~~ . ."four, to six month$. too~:the ..;;....i..............t.. " -~~~ ~~~~. '

Hunter SafetyClass Set ForNext Week

.C:CMintyOks "', •..Ordlnanc.,For·LCSWALoan'

A hunter safely class will beheld Monday. October 24through 'Friday, Oc:rober 28from '6 p.m: to 9 p.m.' each

· evening in the Lincoln CountyCow:thouse in Carrizozo inthe conunission chambers.

Anyone age 17 and under isrequired to panicipate andcomplete this class in on:ler topurchase a hunting licenseand hunt willi fireanns in thestate ofNew Mexico.

Children age 10 and youn­ger must be accompanied by aparent/guardian.

A 5S donation covers thecosfof materials.

More infbnnation available~ fromtbe county Extension

Ae<:"t office. 64B-23 I L

CarrizozoGets'Offer~_

·(con't FrOm Pg :1.)hi. physic:al ...,dUJ'll'.'ce ~tDauster wasteCOvenng frOn\two t'eCeI1t surgeti,es wheri hetested, and .hoUld> be able to'meet'the requirements on his 'next attempt. Howard assured

· the e:t>Utlci1. Until then. DaUll­ter is resfrietedto administra-tive duties. .

The mayor read a .thank-youletter ftOm Ann SUllivan,presideJlt of'the New MexicoOutdoor Writer's itttdPhotog- 'nlphets assoc:iation. SUllivatl C'r'·ed.·table .Jo·b,wrote that 'she had been htt-pressed bx hoW fii....,dly the . Cons'...·c:ted' with the assiStance' of· theciti2:ensof C8nizozo are.' . . u'u.The mayor a1soreporte!l that '. Public, Works Administration, the schoolPaUl ARaya has re,tgned ft'ombuildlng at Cal?iW1 is a very c:reditable jOb,the p~ snd Zq~ and one..of wbi~ the, petWle of G:apitan and~~i;:~;l':..;'J$} to ,Linco~C~t,Ym:'>: We». D~.p'roud. 'repla!'<'1rltn at· next. inotltb·.. 1 .... .:IS;;;;.;;E;;E..P:..ll;;G;;E;.;6;;1 ...._~_..nleetlilg..

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Large auction! .Terms: Cash Dr Check. No credit cards.

Look at web site for photoswww,benIEmkinsauctlooeers.com

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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS

County Sets-Off Alarm.' CContinuedfrpm. Page 1) .

the COWlty, Morel. said that cern that it might .... 'uire'a p';"';;t' floe' at $'50. H"ai.o:the 'application is simple e. , full-time,' R05ido~•.. '" )untyexPte$sed ConcernS. ,about es­,nou~l!utpointed~utthatno, mamigerTomStewartrqJUed tablishing .coOJ*IBtic!'" ~person has been designated to tJuu:?4--withthe eXpected- num-., out~of"state_'QomIQmies,aQdtiumage it and he 1UKln't ini- berofp~tseaCh generating W~Ddered'if .'the '9rd~ce'tially intended to create'a new. a $25 regisb"ation fee. th~ collld: reqUire 'the aJ~ ~m-,

position. 4;:ounty should havea1rout ,pani~,tohaveaphysicalpres-, 'Morel went on to say.that $80,000 to illlocate.·"So·we encewitbin the oo...m:y."

"it's going to take sO,JTicbody a 'can pay someEJQc"and proVide Morelsai." that I~e countylot oftirmHo set,thi~up. We~1I a vehicle,'" SteW8,l1: told him'. ~:{IlI11issioneTS_ .f:l() Qot.',halVe,have to designateian 'entity or Hobbs quesrionecl whether th6 'pow¢r to regul.r.e u.ter~'individual to manage, this' if or not $80.000. .would be e- state CoDU1letce bq.t~requiringthe ordinance pasSI$; we're nough to .cover all' of the '~ a property keyliolder' to. re­looking at 2.500 ,to 3.000' in- penses of: managing ,and eit~ spond t,Q1iil aI'ann:Within'30dividuaJ pennits." forcing' the ordinance, ami miJl,utes, d~ a~~s, ·the

When cOunty commissioner . suggeSted commissioners phyliljcal pre.senc~lssue.. ,.. .'Lincoln «;~ty Conums,-Earl Hobbs expressed acoJ;l- considf'C setting the ~ai'lnual ' Co~ty,commissibl.leJ" Bi- sionen apProv~, ,lUi ·:omi.;.

•......................•••• leenLoveJa.ce'addea. "mQYbe nance. '~thoriziM '.a" 'oan"it·U milke the people ofl,in-' agreement between the Lin-

. , ' , , . ·'00111" County use loc8J'alarm' " , "a· UeT'IOIi .com'pan'·e.·.. It·!I,.";d.a nt·e.- coInC011pty,Scl1id.Wut:,eAu­-'tIioritY '(LCSWA) .and the. .... .sageof. if you mOVe to Lin-.·· NewMex,icO.Fioanc:eAutho,;-

" ' ' '", , 'cqln Co~tY you better'~!Jp. . , "

Satur~ay;, Oct. 29, '.200.5' "art. L.ioc:01n COWlty " bllsi-' . itY at the cOWlty ""mmi••jo!,.' ·meeting",fu¢.day, oc:tober 18cDAM . nesses'\. , .. ,. The ·loan. for more than,'

10:0 .. .After the motipn to approve. $2.710.000 will make the'Lincilln C'ounlY Fairgrounds. '. Lincoln CoWlty ·Oi'dimlIlce . . . ~ sed. CAPITAN. NEW MEXICO 2005-5 with the'c:ondit;OJi of q>Mb'uChoJi o. a propo .

~ 'nuikin.• 9 undetermm.·ed changes' new, Wasteptoce5$ing facility, '(Cllpitan•.NM Is. loc.,.d on H.wy. 3801 . . . and·~lihD cen'tor po...·ble· .and ~enirigpemiit."fees al$25. ,.....~,J- --c ' ..OWNERS' L',ncoln Co'unty A_ 'ord,·nance·to sec'ore the'. • . • was made by commissioner ru~.. . . ' . .

Village of capitan. Village of Ruideso. Maury St. John,Holibs.tated loan •• require<! by the Couuty.Village of Ruidoso Downs Id Flrtanc:eRevimu,,' BOlI1'<I.· ..

SU'-LUS VEHICLE 'alttl EQUIPMENT AUCTION. ' his beljef that .passage wou '. .Iri addition to .tDoiiies. se-,be premature pending it reex;', "1'

Z5·Cars· Pickups· Vans" Trucks amination ofthe floe•. and de- cured IlJrough the ~ itgree­'tenniping w.ho wOuld'enforce·. 'lDent, die' new.filcllitY will,

"S7 CAT 41 B loader/Backhoe; '77'- CAT 140G Motor the ordinan.ce... "I. wan.t to' req~a d~ication of,~e.Grader; '87 Ray-Go Sheep Foot Roller; '84. BaMag' know how this will be a'dmin- .coUnty"s ~nViro.J;Un~talSer-steel wh'sol roller; '85 Irlli. diesel farm tractor; 2-Chevy , 'ce. ·Gro-. Rece'plS Taxes

'·.tered and who w,'11 be' ·.in·, VI "" 4 ...B-yard dump trucks; Screeoing plant. 10 yard hopper; '. . (EORT) fb 'p' d . long

F B ' • ch.argeof,'t'before we put it In . ra en() as ..Cattle guards; Culverts, 2· ord 4x4 . JoncQs; Scrap as .up to ,20 ye"ars.CblUltybrass water meters. lots of Copper pipe cut otIs and" place." ijobbs sai~. EORTs are currently eommit-scrap metals. . ..

County commission chair ted to a bond Issue that ,runsRick Simpson s~ed to a- to 2009 aild~ accOl:ding tobrree. stating that waiting on~· Chris Mearhead 'of 'themore .month ,wouldn"t make NMFA. th~LcwsA 'Io'an willmuch differ,ence. '''That g'i:ves take second position'in utiliz..us time to make chan-ges. '", ~e ing thpsefunds. . ' . .said.' '. ,. Net ~system 'revenues frQm

The approval of the new' LCSWA should·.bethe pri­ordinanCe passed with Hobbs ~8rY source fqr repayment of

. the loan. with the EORTfunds held as secondary re- .sources. bUt 'operational and

,maintenancecosts ofthe'meil-'·ity will remain the·.fjrst prior­ity for ex-penditures~

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.CHAMBER.OF ·l.:'OMMcRCi~AUCTION

SUNDAY, OCT, 23'sqo Cent"'l '

'GARRizOZO1:09 P.M.

4 Des~. 'LetvPeat,' Coucb~Like he", 'Ladie~8A~fS.

, Gas LOgs·roJ:'Flreplacif.·,,Cbristmas·De'-!or.,K'sb:e

.- Bed' on':Fran1e; J:,ot.S orBQO~ ~o"ll;8Se~Z sm,,11 .cabin·~ts, Qhisswa~.&China.' khe..enware'a~ ,M~I"s & se.n:ices. SomeAntiques, Ori.ina. AI1:&.MbChJ\I.lsc~ <

AH proceeds go to the.Chamber 10 her,; fund:ttie-Qhtistm'8!i Luminal'ias.SctJoioJ:"Ship Progran'l.. Etc.

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Will make hQuse 'calls in'greater Carrizozo area.

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CHILDREN'S DENTAL CLINICof a·ujdosc', pC ,

Allen McGinness, D.D.S.Pe4iatric Dentist

Scheduling Appointment 8:00 - 4:30~edicaid Accepted I Most 'Insurance

505-257-0246721 Mechem in Sierra Mall #5

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}\fto InK .§upp(7ies:yoUr ONE STOP-SuppUer tor ink l'roduct5R~.~"i"'~Uredand O'!!dC."'rldll'", , ~r·.nd Fa_ FUm

~505) 336-10fj5-PbonWFlitlJ;' 'l-8Sfi.9»-S030P,O. BOX U7. Aito.,~eWMe'Xlai 88312, .

E.tPl$iI:' 1iha1'"kI;i:ippUes-e~h.i'te,r.nel. . . " . .

Week Pays:11 :00 am to 1 :3.0 PIT\

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• held on .Sull'lay. 9",.1 ptesiden, Beb h,:,v" been.was. alle.llded'by ,40 III . Pem'sylVama . and.member~.:, '" .'M8$sachu~etlS., '.visiting

The 'CowboyB.lll to be ,their llUniljj,s. They sold'';' beld on·Oec. l7wi1llXi a ·,tbeir p1ac:e in Lin.coln 'and

,m'oney' tmlker" Cpme,' and .. are. \o'Vaiting' 'to, mo"e·in~(jjoin' "to., help ~upport 'the' t~elr, new,' :home . 'm,posse~· .. '" ", Alarnogordo~ They .were"The decilii~oQ to ,bartow. suppo~ed..,to hav.c; flown in '

money'" fOf' the' froni Pennsylvania pncx'-nstruclion of the newf'dda,y, ,Glad you will 'be,bliilding was put '?" liold.'" ·ISEEPAGE.6J . ,

.The group deCided to, .pour th~f6un4ation and .' .'

. use the money donated by"·Hubb~Tds~; 'The next 'step'

WQuid be, the, buyillg Qftbe, materIals and etc'. Th<::,'cost. Of all ,material is -justnot feasible to.-. borrowmoney.

Many posse 'wOT~ers'", '.helped wi'!> the State highschqol rodeo~ the Arts. in'he Orchard arid. RV show.,in' Ru~doso the A$pen :~ .Fest, and top many other~vents fQr 'me~o ke~p upwitll. '

, The' nomination 'ofnew·officers will be at theNovember mee.ting. It isalways 'interesting to 'see'Who will be Willing to p~t

their Bfeon hold for pne, year. ,It, i~' abig,job!!

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J:MPLOYJ;E OF ·.......EM·ONTH.Rehe$ Montes,'.5ile'l\IJanager ,of ;t~e' ;3anpatticio.Sen'lor Cftnter(rIght), . WBr;l .honoted fQ'r'.~' job ·weJJ. dp'ne, atTuesday·s UJ'\coln Coun.ty ,Commlssioner's,meating~,·Aw~'rdlriglVi.c:intes'With._a 'plaq',ue: ofrec:pgO.ition ,wa'$',;Ad~ Hendrfx'of Carrizozo Zla "

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EDITOR: "'.I 3m responding to Alan Morel's lelterofOciober-i 1.

2005, attached. Mr" '.Morelisaddressing, the proposed'annexation of approximat,ely 3400 acres of l11nd' into,.th~Town ofCanizazo. '

, Mr. ·Morel says that the proposed alJfI~xatio,his beingpur.$.u.ed according to New'Mexico Statutes. Theannexatiohstatute is m~rely the.lt1nabling requirements to document theact of,annexation. The Annexatioll 'Section doe~ no~ address,­

:t~e potential cata'strophic 'financial consequences the ,pro..'posed 3400 acre annexation would have. as proposed. upon"the residefltsof C'arriz,ozo. .. The. Town of Carrizozo.does not have professional

engineers, and planning staff and ordinances to regulate theproper'review'and process'of development of'a 'large ~nnex:

',alion as proposed. essent,iaJly a,completely new city. Se<; my'... a,ttached Letter~Io~eEditor ofLinoObi' Coun.ty News. Th~se

m-inimum ''req~irements.are 1101 being met by O~JD Dauola of· New Mexico Land ano Ranches. Inc. , '

It ,is·well reco~it1i1-:ed·today that'developme:nt shouldpay for itself a.nd no'-be·a burden IO,existillg residents, DanDattola's' prOposal will most ass'ui'edlybankrupt the·ToWh ofCarriZOzo. 'This is' w.hy t~e Stille CarlnQt ib~ore"the process·now underway in Carri~zo.. Tbis, letter to yOll shouldseryeas an early warning system to become alert toa Town Counc~1unaware, Qf the dire financial consequences r~lated to an ill :

..conceived annexation proposal not based on any k,nown '· mark.¢t studies ori~v.estmef!t3:apacity.. .

Dan Danola tells the Town: ··tt is an or nothin~:'

Small town leadership is' always'-susceptible to p~misesofeconomic boom and a path to financial prosperity. Carrizozois no exception. But prosperity_rarely emanates from' suchpromises. Every city. small and large. must ,always deal ataptrs length with developers who use intimidating language

·such as that noled above. Due diligence is, almost finartcially.impossible for small towns. Some prosper-ous towns and citiesare financially able to empJoy professional planners andengineers trained to deal w.ith large devel~pments andfollowing adopted ordinances and procedures Ihal requirenational standards for phased development and annexationwith accompanying development agreements protecting thetown or' city. Perfonnance guarantees must also accompanythis work by use of surety'bonds and froin ...end funds depos..its. National infrastructure development standards for roads.traffic' control lights. water and sewer systems. parks. fireprotepion. flood control~ school property set...asides andrelated impacts for new developmentl>and ahnC?(ations areJacking in Canizozo ordinances.. ,.

, The proposed"1 00<;1 plus or minus unit· annexation, would require. ata minimum, a. $5.000,0000 investment in a· sewer, treatment plant alone based' upon a $.1 0 per gallon cost,not including engineering,.ovethead. surveying, staking andinspections. Based upon $35,000 to $40.000 per acre ror allinfrastructure development. the total project~ cost wouldapproach $:1 :36.000,000. Virtually no 'financialplans .havebeen submitt~ expected of a large., well known developersuch as Dell Webb, " . . . , ','

',' .~tate atto~eys and engineers empIoyet:t by the'State'are well aware·that cities and towns rhust provide. water and

· seWer 8C:rvice to all ~S:within th,ebOundary' or the mmtici...,paJity. The '~allor, nothing~' prdJ)osal',()t 'Dattola' woulddeva'state: the entire water and sewer 'in,frastriJcture of thetown: Dattola wants accesll to this iiJttasttu~ without

· payIng the fill)' cost of the development. The local citizenswould·,.end. up paying' the cost of ,new water and sewer'infrastmetute. -because' the unfunded developntentwouldcanswne the,capacityofthe existing system. Wafer aDd sewerrates Would' become utu~:ffOnlabJe to. this mOdest incbmecoinrnunitjr.. 'I ' , • :

. Mr. Motel~sstatement that the" ... legliJaUve ptoceS$~ govemihg annexatiOns with the State orNew Mexico'is'more

tJ;I8nadeqaiate to eitsurepubll¢~i>UrticiP,Btioiland (henec;:essatyoversight of the process., ... that .·oversighe by various Stateag;eilei,es -is [notl neCessary 'or .wartBflted.'· ,is an attempt to'8voi4 the ttutlJ pi tho matter and keep state agencies at bay.

: The reat truth is that the State would beremiss not to '.,be C6J;lcer:ned and inter,cede'with actiye overs'8ht'tO prevent

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FillS... AND THIRD TUESDAYS". -';'Jyan HemandeZfrolll',th~e 'DistIjct I(Offic:;e'ofthe StilleEngineer is at Ruidoso Village Hall from 9 a.m. to 12 noon..-.FibromYa.Jgi~tSyndr(;mieS.upport,Group meetsevCFy th,irc;l,

!l.esdfty\.~,p·.,m; ~-Bob'sin Rufdbs~.,CaIl35.4~~046 f"~nnore .mf0nD:~t.on. ' " '.

. TUESDAYS ,--Capit8Jl Public J;;.ibllll)' pre$chooJ reading ,liour at l, p,m.~-AlcoholicsArto)1ymous.6:30 p.m. CarrizozO Firsi;Baptist'Ch~ch ~.elJowstiip.H~II.,..· '.. . ' ~

'. "'.' ,·WEDNESDAYS. '. .~-AI~oholic$,'Arionynj.ous•.7-.p.m... Capitan,"~enior, 'Cidzeri~ ,

Center." . . _, ',.; '.-TicT~cYou,th OutreQ:ch progr,am~ ,6, p'-m;',at TriniiY,Unitea

MethodIst Church. '()pen to all 7 th to '12llt waders.. Jncludes afhll inep.I. fun and'interaction ,Call 648-2037 foiinfo. ., . . ", ..."

'.' 'THURSDAV,OCTOBER2Q .,' '.....Carrizow-:::hapter of ~he ,Exte.nsion Association o( NM

meets at: I.p.m. at '~t~~;Couhty' Electric Coopetative I-nc~.office: 9n 12th Street. VISUGJ:S weltome.-' ',"-' ,.' ,

,-LineQln Historic Preservation Board rneets at (l,p.l1k'atCom'munity Ch'urch in Lincoln: '. . . '., '.

FRIPAV.OCTOBER21 , ,, .....Capitan Tiger Varsity FootbalJ v. Carrizozo Grizzlies .Y.~rsity fe~tball;.kic~ off7·,p.m. L~abS Field, S'anizozo. ' .

AMNESTY MONTH AT RlJlDOSO LIIJI."RY' ,,-oct<:?ber ·is. Amn~sty 1\.fonth at Ruidos~ Pubhc J,:.ibra;ry. _ .

R.etuTn.b.bfBIY mat~als'th.t at'!i'. Qver4Jue with ",pfines. Bnng ,th~,se books,'~ hbnuymatenws back; no matter ho", long'

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SATLJRDAV. OCTOBER 22 "·..,-Uncoln Co'unly Solid Waste Authority' free roWoff for

non...ho.U:sehold trash 8 a.m, 10 noon' at San 'Patricio SeniorC~nter. No charge with'LCSWA current trash bill.. ,

. . '. TUESDA". OCTOBER 25' ":', .-Bl~odDrive,at Canizozo ,Woman's eilib. noon to 6 p.m.-Ruidoso Councfljoint'.workshop·, with thelmpacf Fees

advisorycommitleeat 3:00 p.m. at-Ruidoso Village Hall. The. purpose ~fthewor:kshop is I() pres.ent ~Ipdate study·.n h=-nd use

assumptions and Impact ree capita'l lIupr-ovemenls plan by~ -Duncan and ~ .. ' .

Associates. "-Lil1c;oln CountY'Solid Waste, Authority (LeS W A) meels

at 2:00 p.·m: at LCSWA otlices ih Ruidoso Downs.-Ruidoso Village Coundlmeeling 6:00 p.m. 'villa~e lialJ. .'

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26-LincolnCouflty, Lodger·s Ta,x cOinmiUee meets at 10:00

a.m. ,.at Wat~on. House· in Lin~oln. Agenda includes bu'd~elreport. fundmg request forRUidoso OCloberfest. and fundmg''request for ongoing commitment for commercial air servicf;:at Sierra.Blanca Re~:rional Airpon, _ '

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·Lib... (S~ptZz-o•• ZZ) N_is the. lim.. fqr. all· gookl

··.peqpl.. .o co",e toy'our'aid,but :don't cOlJllt on it-. You'll·

; now. ·kn·OW· wJio ',you cQri·coun~on. Giye ~heli1,Pi-aiseand·extra loVe. ,'"ScOrpiO.(Oct ~J,Nov21)1t ...

.'might001:00 up to 'you what'you·nrabouttod()~·l;Ju"you.'l1learn the·l~s.$Ons-you' neeldto leaxn because'of' what

,. you're about to'do.Let. go of.·'EOO. .. '

· Sagittari.... (Nov· 22,De<\.21) You're 80i1\8" ~o eam~,.lea:rn 'and ", make somC!mJst;akes, but that's' theonJyway YQU'Il ~~w' wbat is.right and wrong. bon~t ,take, ~.

·this.personally. Just.leaJ11.·Capricor.. (De<\ 22-Jao,19) .'Don't fight it,.dQn't even Set .hurt by, it~.just step away if ,

·this dOJI't' suit you to aT.You're-~theonlj':one that caiJ

know 'for SUfe ifthis shouldbe ita yourJife. "Aqnarius (Jan 2o-Feb IS) ,

·Fight forthc right to beheard. But don't ~gueabout-it!, Your. actions will talkvolumes~ .eve~if you'rewearing 'a smile. Be a leaderlUtd stand tall. .Pisces (Feb 19-March ·21))Money is the,best tJ.1iitg tomend a broken heart. Evenif' .yourheari is s~t ons,ometliing 'or .someone, youcanrt obtain right now. Give

. it time~ Relax.

Aries (March 21-ApriJ 19)Th.e moon and the stars arebeckoning you ,to come outand play. Wish -upo~ ~ starand see yoUr dreams cometo life. Make sure you wantit to come true first.Tanrus(April2o-May 20)A great time for you ifyou'll think with your heartand not your ego. Letbygones by bygones andstart over before it's toolate~ Let go of the past.Gemini (May 2l-'Jun.. 20)Something· new'? A newbeginning? Dust off 'yourold' dreams and kick them·up a notch. More moneycould be made once you ,putyour mind tojust do it. 'Caacer (Jun.. 21-'J..ly :12)The road. to your SucceSs is,

. right around the comer. GetoUt and find it. Don't fear it,

o· take ch"rge,ofYO<n: life:and, '~ '~et. all the..:gusto that yo~cah~ Get -gomg.Leo (JUly 23-Aug 22).Themo~ you dlink you know.thQ. mote you're going to

. find out ~hat it was only a'thought in the tnaking.Butyou're right in tlte line ofthiitking. ,ooi~.· '. 'Virgo (Aug 23-Sepf 22)'What is' meantto be will be.Butyou ciltt"hange the toad .. . .to your oWn ify~U Wanl '0, ..yo~ j\U8t can't' ,keep ,changing your mind back·andforth.One Or the other,

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Carrizozo might not have agrocery store, 'but business goes onas usual. as things usually do' in asmall community. with a few minoradjustments here and there. .

The big issue fadng the town isthe ,"annexation" the. was proposedby an individual, who proceeded tobully the town by givmg them anultimatum of "all or nothing"proposition. Not wanting to telltown officials what to do, but thesimple fact that some unknown triesto back yop into a corner" -would beenough to show the gentleman au[

the door a,rid bid him farewell.Carrizozo can'taffotd to roll thedice and hope that this kind ofproposal comes to good fruition.

The "bc:;a:utification"··· . ofCarrizozo continues. with. theaddition of large boulders., propane

. tank,s w/fence, and an- assortment ofbackyard" plants. With..all the recentrains a few other weeds will soonbe, complitnenting' the.·· recenllytran:q,lanted ,Yucca, cacti and otherplants; bouldets slroulddo well inthis kirtd of weather too. . '~ '. ,. '. . .

. Another part of the beautificationof .. our tOWn seems to be the

, addition of' some political,signs/advertisements: ';adorningbuildiOg :walls and fences all Over·-t9wn. I 'might be rq~staken bu.t .lasttime I checked the muniCipaldections are not' scheduled "untilMar.ch of 2006. But what t..... hell,if it tnakes our town look that m..chb..tter, why not Start early -III

'':'''tea.f of havirtg to drive up to..CltPtl;\n, R~i~oso !'r AlamOgordo. toget, a. few groceries check olit theseleedo.n. bQlngC)'ffered by :rexaco,l~s.new management. See their ad on,·page 7. of this issue•

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SANTA FE ,.;.. New. Mexico's'.U.$.. 'Se,tlS,· ·Pete Domenici" and JeffBingaman are 'cooperating' on effol;tscrucial to' our state·.' ,.' . . ' : .

They now·' have legislation on. the,floor· of" 'the. Senate .,prohibiting the­Pentagon 'from withdrawing any assetsfrom Cannon Air .Force B~e iri Clovis.,until pefense ,Secretary Donald Rum's­feld, has actively looJced :for a newmission for the base; _ '.

The~' fear -1:rai' l:Jeeri that· since the'Defense Department· wants to clos<=,Cannon.lt wilLleave the base lookingHke a' ghost:town and-use that as j"usti-"fic~tion· that no new .miss ion' is appro-pr,iate. ,. ,

The, ·~Base· Realignment andClo­sure Commissjori overrode th'e''Pentag­on's ,closure recommendation.. anddirected that·'a neW mission be soughtfor Cannon after ~I$ fighter wings arerealigned to' other bases. . ,

Our congressional delegation. tooka back seat' to Gov. Bill Richardsond'uring the battle' to- keep Cannonopen. Or at .least that W~ the public _appearance. This'effqrt by Domeniciand Bingamen should help change that.perception.' '

Domeniei apd Bingaman,. who' ·are. of' opposite parties, but who often

work to~ether, especially OJ,l' NewMexico ISSUes. also have teamed ·toprotect- Fort Stanton's Gave's reeently­discovered Snowy River Passage.

The passage is a unique continu­ous white crystalline calcite formationthat has been mapped for two miles,so far. Scientiests believe it could leadto new discoveries in areas strch aswater chemistry. weather trends andflood and drought cycles.

The bill calls for protection, notonly of the passage, but of the landsurface above )t. Th(lt is sure to

. impact the proposed land developmentsurrounding Fort Stanton that has been

_the subject of hot debate in ,LincolnCounty. ., In a related development, the state,Environment Department has awardedCannon Air Force Base its highestrecognition level .for, excellence In itsenvironmental efforJs. It was' alone inthat category~

Cannon redueed its Il~dous,wasteby 80 percent, 'its solvent waste .by 96 percent and diverted more than7,000 tons of re'-isable materials fromits lan<lfilL an,,!tontnent SecretaryRon Curtysays-these actidnalso saved,Cannon· $200,000.. .

Should .this recognition cause-thePentag'oli ~ be more likely to findanother mission for Cannon? Militarybases are notorious for degrading their'envirorunent. ·The cfeanup cost oVer..runs for closed bases ~e a'major rea­son why proj~cted savings 'frorn baseclosur.es become increased costsinstead..

So ·,i,f. Cannon, ,is closed. cleanupCOSlS there may not be as hIgh. Appa­rently the ,,, astronomical costs ofcleanup, at soilie bases assures theywill remain .open forever. '. '

. New Mil><ieo Gov.Bm RlcharcJ,­son and Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman ihave.' 'formally jQined . forces to liro­mote a Western S'tates Presidential

. Primary, They content that since thisis a biparti$an effQl't;it will. have a'.bet~r· ch~nce tha,n IJr~yious efforts -flt'R

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centage of elementary stu­dents reaching proficiency inreading is 76 per~ent,only 54percent are considered profi­cient in math and that nwnber .drops to 47, pel·cent in thehigh school. The EPSS goal isto raise the numbers school'district-wide by three to fivepercent this school year.

In other discussion, Dr.Miller reported that enroll­ment is down slightly fromlast year, primarily due tohaving 10 fewer kindergartenstudents and about 13 fewerseniors this year.

Also, a new scoreboard hasbeen erected at Tiger Fieldthanks to a verY generouscoptribution from Mr. MikeRice.

Wednesday, October 19. isSring Yom Dad 10 LunchDay at Capitan Schools, andparent-teacher conferencestake place on the '20th and2"'.· "

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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: .IN COUII1"V: I·V., .30.00' 2·V.... US.DOIN STATE IIIMJ: I.Y., '13.00 I 2.Y..,. 'SUDOUTSIDE Wi I·Y.., '.7.110 'J·V.,••IUID

9ine..Jn «..nntll 'lewi. . .USPS 313.400

•~m. unooln t::tJunty N.w.... .. puIIlIIhId l'IM'adqol '. 309.c.mr1il An.••c.rll:uo. .NnII MnlcG B8301. 8Icon1kl...poll.,.... .. C.rklll!o. NnI Mila. "POSTMASTER: Send .~.II cr.v-. 10 LINCOLN COIJNTY NEWS. P.O. 0...., 459.~1I11" NM 1IB3D1. ' ,.' , ', " ,

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By Ruth HaTTlrnondPeople seem to be in ravor or agains~none seem to be

ambivalent about 'the request for ann~onoftbousandsofacres. adjoining Carri,1:ozo. Others object to the '~All orNothing" ultimatum given when it w>J$ snggested th.at onlya portion be annexed and developed prior to anne~~gtheentire thousands ofaeres. OnepersQII said it sounded like8 bully' threatening to take his toys-home ifhe didn't win.

o Ratfter than lake sides.S9me people are sitting.back-andwaiting to find. out what happens. So~e»elieve -dec:isio.nsand pl'Qmises have been made withoUt public approval.

Eventually this will be settled•.butwe'certainly hope tb.efacts-are presented to ev~one.as they should be. And wedo hope that the pertinent issues will be addre~. The

. cost ofoperating a sewer treabneQt plant is the lllIlinreasonsewer rates will escalate for residents. TIiere has been 1;10announcen1~t as to whether the neW sewer t:reatment plant,will uccommodatean additional 'few nundreds~~.

Some other concerns are that the waterrights.will not be'deeded to the town, thus .leaving the possibiJitythat thosewater rights might be, sold to RuidoSo 'or'whoever. And.if.Ruidoso got the'water instead ofdnlling here in the basin'and pumping all the'way to Ruidoso there could be atnide,for Bonito 'water that is pre~tlycoming to Carrizozo,. ,

Smely that would be a prpblerri. Bonito water.is·IDuehsofter than the well water Carrizozo is now using., Bonitowater is also treated 'at the water treatment facility, wbetethe well water is not treated and is exttemely hard water. Inaddition, there are many. old W8tet lines in town need to'bereplaced, (ftown, crews have to take care ,<;,:f new .lines inthe proposed subdjvi$ion, when will existing water lines b.ereplaced? Or is that one of theconcems being addressed?

,. Us~ng the theory that growth is' necess,.ry and '."ill ~egood for the area isnot valid. 11tere is quite a battle goingon about a proposed subdivision in another part" of th~

county. If growth is good in on~ area· of the county, whywould it not be good in another portion ofthe county? One.,oCthe main issues there is about availability ofwater. Eventhough water is not a main concern in Carrizozo at thistime. other water issues need to be taken cafe of before afinal decision is made about. annexing thoUSDnds ofaeres.

Reasons for concerns are not necessarily objections tothe proposed annexation. Some.people are asking qu~stionsthat they want answered before making up their mind as to

. whether they are in favor or against annexing tbousandsofacres. These concerns are valid and shQ:uld be addressed..

Evidently some people prefer not to have My oftheseissues explained. T.hey dream of the sp.ouled end reSUlts,unaware that it will lake work and sacrificeto·geteven nearthose desired results. It has taken a long time for CarrizOzoto get where it is"today. Good things are worth waiting for. '

the elementary, middle. andhigh school needs.

Dr.MilIer aiso addressedthe need for a comprehensivesite developmem plan thatlooks five to ten years into thefuture.

Miller offered 8 lis~ ofschool dishier-wide priorities- building upgrades and a pos­sible study to .improve heat­ing, cooling and ventilation inall buildings, and the need forhandicapped accessibilitychanges to some -doorwaysand Tiger Field,

Also included in the Facili­ties Master Plan priority listare several architectural rec­ommendations. Among them,the need for additional rest­room facilities and replaee­ment ofpart ofthe roofat theelementary school. A priorityfor the middle school is anadditional computer lab whilethe high school is badly inneed of more bool shelves,cabinets and storage areas.

"The Cummins gym needsfloor repair, improved ventila­tion. and expanded restroomfilcilities," said Miller.

More work needS to be ­done to improve math andreading skills, according tostatistics' in the school's Edu­cational Plan for Student SUC­cess. or EPSS. While the per-, . ,

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: More than-Just a physicalin'tprcivel11;en~" it,is an invesanen~ in education that willl paybig ,rewards, infuture \,iti;<enship, , ' ,,'

, The 'school is only one oi'ab"Ut three, hundred throughout the stat", ~t have beenbuilt through th", 1l.elp of the PWA, and ,WPA; " ,', '

, ,;., Tlu'ough WPA" <;loy, CIY<!e Tingley ini­tiated a program of rural school eonstruction'lind i.it,.proveineilts tlult.'ex:tend~ ·into. ev.erydistricfin' the'sta~. It·is a distinct contribu;­tion to the 'edu~a.t~onal system. ,of ~'ew.

'Mexico.,. ' '.,' , ''nie Interest the governor' has taken in,seeing ,that th~sep!ojectSaret«lde~~enhas'IW:1delt p()ssfl:>le;, tA m~y-: co~urutles fo~_

the :children to have a decent class room, forthe first tnne~ .',' .

'. Camp CapitanFour months ,of.' intensive ' training' iiI· .

cooking•. sewiIig'~'s@itatioq '8.11d . v~riou~crafts ~a,re 8vai!ab.e to New MexlcQ girls at'Cainp Capitipl, whjch reop!,ns: Nove,~berS,

, Attendance: at the CaInplS r,c:stclcted to100 'girls between the: ag",s of, 18 ,and. 2S'from families certified for reHCf, AU COllnty

<-NYA,','~upervi~Qrsand'county .x:el~,ef 'ana·.. security'authorities can ,take apphc;at1on~ .for

, the CalnP now. ' ' . ,".. Camp' Capitap. is located 'in :the CapitanmOl,lntains. l5 miles from, Capitan. in anabandoned CCC camp, Three barrackremain for the girls' lise, all in good condi-,tion and each in charge ofa house mother.,

Situated eight miles.. from Fort Stanton:marine hospital, the girls are take=n there formedical care when nec;essary, The hospital'medi'cal staff cooperates most gelJerously. :, In addilion to loqging, fooo and laundrywhile a'itendingcamp, the .girls are gjyen amontWy allowance 0£$5,00 each" . ' ,

Beside their ~ regular classes they are, allowed freedom to develop any craft .whichinterests'thein. Tinwork. coleha' embc9idery.wool spinning; dying and weaving, makingjac,kets 8l1;dmoc~asin's fr<;»m, sheep, pelt$ . ~rebut a few of the vocatIonal" opportunlhesopen to them. ' '. ,, All work in cooking and, sewmg is

tau/lht with the limited eqUipment ,to whichthey are accustomed; in order th'lf they maylearn' the wides~ use of simple household,article's. .' ,

Camp Capitan still has, a few vacanciesfor Which 'application may ,?e made~,

-------------------------'Labor for ChavezBelen, NM, Oct. 22 -- Labor, organized

and unorganized, now faces a brighter futurethan ever before in America' s history, ,Sc!n­atot Dennis Chavez declared at a Democraticrally here Thursday night. "

Addressing a crowd (liat included a largepercentage of union workJnen, . Chavezpointed to the several major la~o~ ref?nnsenacted under the N,ew Deal AdrnmlstJ:'atton.

"President Roosevelt is the best friendlabor ever had in th~ White House, I, the Sen­ator said. "And the Wagner National LaborRelations act will prove of more benefit:, toorganized workers than any other law we veeVer had ontlte books; .

"The President recognized the fact ahtthe labor1s right to.. : organize and bargain

,collectively was nothing but 3' me~e $eoryunless it was enacted. into law. Congressagreed, and so we f'mdthat right guaranteedunder the Wagner Act, Would any candidate,Deanocrat or Republican,' clate declare fol" therepeal of that law?~~ '., '. ....

"The S()(:ial Se;curity' Act provides State- .'Federal pensions fQ~ our needy aged, ai~ tQneeqy, dependent !,hlldren, and to, our blmd.And SOOI1 it will lprovide retirement p,ensionsfor our aged ,workers' in most majQr indusctries. Is that 'radical l

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"Then too there's.. !he Ratlroad ~e!!r<:;::'", ment Act, tinde~.which our: r~i1wlay work:eJ:;'sare assured a competence m the autumn ortheir lives, I challenge anyone to critici,!", that 'law. .. .", I

Chavez commepded the' action, of Stateofficials of New Mexico' In co"opetaling with,

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Angus Church ofthill Nazarane'S.rvinp AI,I'of lincoln County',

MEL GNATKOWSKI, Pastor 1648·2630Phone 354-2044CapitanlSouth on Hwy. 481

Sunday School ..........•....... 9:30 a.m.Worship Service ' ' .••• 11 :00 a.m.

First Bllptist Church of Corona

CAPITAN: •Adult Sunday School ,., ....•. , .-. f1:30 a.m.WorshipS,rvice 9:IS'a.m.Children's Sunday School: . , •......,9:30 8.m..Pellowst\ip Timo , , 10:15 ,8.m. ,Adult Sunday Schqq!. • ,.- ,. 1.1 :00 a.m•.Choir Pra..tice (Tuesday) .. ' : ..7:00 p.m.Fellowship Dinner. ,. . ... E1/ery Third SundayHandmaidens{Ecllmenioal Women's Groupl1st and 3rd Tuasda,V .. .., .• _....9:30 a.m,

Un;ted Methodist (:hurches

CAL WEST. Pastor 1849·1975SUnday SchbOI , ....••..•.•..•.. 10:00 a.m.Worship Service 11 :00 8.m.WednElsday Bible Study.' ..•••.•• ';' .•1:00 p.m.Fellowship Dinner .... , ••1st Stmday of Month

JOHANNA ANDERSON'. Pall'tor' .1000 O. Ave. 648-2'8931'648-2848Carrizolo. NMs8301

Sunday School (AII'Ages) .••• ' 10:00 Ii.m.Worship, Service .. : ... , ..•_ ·.1.l:00amChqir Practice ITir.esdayl . . . .. ., .. B: 30 p.m..United Methodist Women . "

Every 3rt! Wednesday, ',' .. Z:OO p.m.Fellowship Dinner on ' . .

4th' Sunday of Month, , . . . . .• . 1~:30 p.m.

LESLIE EARWOOD, Min'ister5th & Lincoln I 338-4627

Sunday Bible Study " .......•...10:00 a.m. 'Worship Service. ,., _•• 11:00a,m. 'Evening WO~:ihip , . . . . . . .. .. __ . __ 8:00 p.m.WedneSday Bible Study. • 7:00 p.rn;

Trinity South'.rn B.ptl~tChurch

Claunch' Community c~urch

TONY 'sCACCIA, Minister'849-14D2 . ...

Seeoild Sunday .cif ,EaCh Monttl .•.' . , :fl:OO a.m. ', '

RICK HUTCHINSON, Pastor I, 336~8032Southwest COfnet of Hwy,. 48 & 37 Junctionhetween Ruidoso Bnd Capitan, NM

. Sunday: " ' ,I' • 'Morrilng Worship. , _... __'.••....... 8:00 un. ,SUridav School for all ages 9;~0 a.m: .

.. ', Childfen's thul;ctl 10:30 8.m. 'Evening WorstlilJ":. : ., •. , .•. , .••.••. ,8:00 p.m.Wed.lesday:' .' .' , .Children & Youth dinner and games .•.. 8:00 R,m.Kids Club &Youth'Bibla Study .••. ;' .•• ·7:00 p.ltl.firay.' !V'Qilting .•. .- •......•. : ..... , . 7:0,0 p.m.

EO VINSON. Pastor IInter.denominiitlonal)• 514 Smokey oElar Blvd., Capitan, NM

.Sunday School .......••. , .... _.. 9:30 a.m.Sunday Morning Wo~j;hi.p '..•...... 10:30 a.m.

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LaGrone runeral Chapel

FR. DAVE BERGS, Pastor213 Birch. Catrizozo.,NM. 848·2853

SATURDAY:Capitan Sacred Heart ...........•• 5:00 p.m:CliIl1"izOZD Santa Rita .. ~. . 8:30 p.m.

SUNDAY:Capitan Sacred Heart ......•..••.. 9:00 a.m.Carrizozo Santa Rita ..••.. '••.•.••10:30 a.m.Corona St. Theresa ..••.•.....••••1;00 p.m•.

Churoh of Christ

JOHNIE L. JOHNSON. PastorCorner of C Ava. and thirteenth. 848-2188

Children's Church .......•• , .•... 10:30 a.m,Worship Service , 10:30 a.m.Wednesday Bible Study .......•. _..1:30 p.m.

Santa Rita Catholic Community

TOM POINDEXTER. Minister 354-3135Ava. C at 12th.. Ca.....izozo.NM. Sunday School ......••..••.•. t • 10:00 a.m.

WonhipService . , . __ .. _ 11 :00 a.m.Evening Wbrstiip •• " .•• , •• n., 1:15 p.m.Wftdneslfay Bible Study. ; •••• ' 1:00 p.m1

St;·Ma«hla. Epillcoplir Chu'rob '.

·REV. JOHN HUA:'MAN.,RECi"OA:.CIlm.. of fAYe.•net Sildt. ClllrizoJo. NY

l5PCi-2l57-235;8 ."Holy,Euchlirist ••••••.••• ",' Sunday 9:30 a.m. ~

MOUNT'AIN M11\IIST.RY··PA'RISH.SIE~~A Q~ANCA P~ESBVTE~V

HAYOEN SMitH. Pastor _314 10th Ave., Carrizozo. NM648-2968 CC,hurcl1) Of 648·2107

. Sunday Scho?1 •...... : ..•.....•. g~ a.m.WorshIp Service •...•....• ~ .. "•.• 10.55 8.m.Sun. Evenina •• " ; •..••.••. " 6:00 p.m.Wednesday. Sept•.•· Apr"

AWANAS .••.••.......•..... 6:00 p.m.

Carrizozo tommunlty Church,IAIG)

Nogal Proshytarl.n Church:BILL SEBRING, Pastor

Sunday School _ 10:00 a...m.Worship ...•...." ::, . ' 11 :00 a.m..

Alicho CommunltyPresbytllrl.n Church:TERAv AiElLO, Pastor 1648·2024

Worship , ..'" ',' _ ' 9:00 a.m.s;unday Scho'ol _....•... : .. 10:00 a.m.

Caro-De PreslJyterill,n Church: . .Sunday'School ..•.............. 10;00 a.m.Warship:.•. ~ •... , 11 :OO.am,

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, .4:40a',lil, A1ann f<lporte<! atloCation bn Hwy 3110 inLinccoin. '

7:04 a,m"Med;cal call in" .CQf<>na, Corona: tunbuland: ..

"TlieftlllnWing,infunnat;on ' .7:25 "Om, VjUldalism re- de,dOJSl1Iy dlspatc1letJ,' ,dispatche<\, , 'WaS .~ 'fi't1m."disp.e:u;:h ~. Portec:l :at fesi(\enee on S~ok- < 7;:3P ,p.m. SusptciollS ~etiv..9:14. a.m. Weapons vipla­00r<I~ in 'tile Lil1c0lnCj>urily 'eyBearBlvd, in capitan, dep- ily/v.,mcle' on Comano.... in t;on at 200 Airpott Rd, InSheritr~ office in the ooutt- uly dlspalCbed. .' ", Rio '~ul4oso. depuiy ',c1i~,~ ' ' Canizaro, d...,ulyd;Si>atcIicd, 'hOuse in CanizoZo,:' 7:54 a,m, VllndaIlsm :re- patChed,. ," ,'lO:06

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.' . Octobc;r'll, pp~·atresi4~ce9nSmok'7,'· '9;14 p.m. WelfQf"e ch~k. ,bon,on, "'0',,".". o.p.;, ,1'31pm Fm dati ation eyB BI d' 'c 't' 'd h. " "'~Ied'tl"t" N _~ , li:23a,m.Dea/hfCllottec/' ., ' . '.', u. oc, ear, v .:ID' apI,an.. ,e..... req~$. a, OC$- Ion onc;>u.~ Hwy 5:4 and CR AQ20~ Co.,

on Midiron'mAlto,'deputY. uty4ispatched.,. ' 'Rd ',in Alto, deputy 'dis· rona' .. 'ambulance' and dEipuly,;di~~,Cbed:' • ',,9:33 a,m, ,Burg'1-"<' call at palched '

...-... . . . . .....J. .....•.. .,' disnatc,hed,..•' .'' 2:46p:m, MedicalqallHwy .location onFR 13,J;n Nnga!,' October 13 ~,,' 70 ,'II milequirk!'i', ,33.\' in' dC\JUIy'iUspatched;' '5:47 a.pi, Fire reported 5-10 11:51 'a,m, Medical call at

~oiido. Advanced' Life Sup-.' '.12:24; f' ~'. :!\4Cdic~l caU~i miles 'WeSt' o'r Camzo~o,on" . Bacit-: C~si1;e HWy :l80~pqtt .Am"ulan<re(A~S)dis.. Ti$er~d:andH~4·8·~ '1:iW)t 38'0, 'S.a1~.Police,dis:"',, Capitan ambulance·" dis-'pak;:he<lfr9m Lincoln 'Comity' Capitan. Capitan 8l\Jbulanc~ patQlied~·, '- ",. pfttebed'~Med;ca1 Center '(LCMC) ;Il :d;spatelted, " ,JI :31a,m.. O;SfJ!rban\;e al 2:37 p,~,Larcen:rl/titcftk,re-RuidoSQ:' -l2:~I'p.m.Alannat loca- IQcationon'LfttleBigHom,in' portedal:nWy70nucJJ:'lar er'

3:00 p.m.' Fire, caU ;in '.lion On Ski RunRoad in.Aho. Rancho ,Ruidoso, ,deputY di,~' 2,63' ioR;ui(lo$Q. Downs, dep-CanizqZo, deputydisp'atcl1ed.. '~ deputy dispat~ed. ' paichecJ.· .," , , Ut)' dispat~~ed., " ' 'ft. 3':56 J3.m. ,Medical c,alla~' 3:13 p~m..AnimaJ call 'at '4:38 p.m. M.is$jng'per$on _1~:4S,p.m; 'Larceny/theI~tlonon MainS~e~tCapi- ,milt;; mar~ 92 .in ~.icltacoft, report fi'(>tD:·. i:3onita "P.ark' ~ri rw,orted' 'at ~ki Apache., det>-tap~ Capitap ambullmce '.dis..: deputY dispatched.··' Alto', deputY ~isp"'-tchCd.·~. uty.dispatchea.· '

, ,patch«l.. ' , - 3:27'p.,m~,Accldent reported 1,0:40 .p.m". Accident re.. ' .'4:59 p.m. Agencr assistanceIf :23 p.m. Motor vehid~' on'Cor~;'Dutton Rd'in Nogal,' 'potted 'at 'mile marker. 14q"" requested at location on Rock

theft fromr'm:son's ',mipe .in ,deputy dispal~hed.," HW¥ 54" Carriz,ozo, ,ambu- ,Mou;nt in: Ruidqso. deputy.,, ~ito~'('-eputY dispatched. :6,:46, p,m."f;hreats' at 19c~-Iai:lce,State PQlice anddq>uty "disp~~ched,. ' '

October ..2:, tionQnReynQldsi~P~loYer':" dispatched: " ,.7:35 p.m.,Mc;dical 'call:at...focatipn- on E.1k Hom Rd in­Alto~, ambul8IJc~ dispatt.hed,. 9:,10 ,p,m. Larceny/theft re:-;

.pori-ed.from !?usiiless in H0l"!-·, do. State Police dispatched_ . ~

Oetobe( 15 " '..,8:00 a.,m. W~I'fAre' chec~

requested for person'living onl:akeshore Rd in Ali!>, deputydispQtctled. . . .

, '8~ 19.' a;ni. ,Wel-fare cl:teck'requested, in Foit;Stanto~area, deputy dispatched:8:~6 a.m. l\4edical ~all frmn

residen'ce on Mustang in'Rio .'Ruidoso, ALS dls)1atched.·.

9:39 a.m, B,u~g)an' 'reported,at residence on I lth 5t ·in,Carrizozo, CarriZ;Gzopolicedispatched. . ..', ~:04 p_m. Crimil;1al dan1l.'geto property, at 'oc:::a!ion on B'Street. ("Q.m.iozo police'dis­patched. "

7:'19 p.m.A,ccident on Hwy220 In' Alto, deputy dis­patched. . .'

8:13 p.m. Medical at r'esi':'dence on B Avenue, Carrizo­zo amJlulancc cti,spai'Ched.'

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6:43 a,m. Accident reportedone mile north of Carrizozo

. on· Hwy 54.. a,nlbulance dis'-patched. ,

7:58 a.m. Medical call on'WolfSprings Loop in B.onit8.ALS dispatched.

10:5 I .a,m. 'Wnknown trou­ble ·call at location on Rey­

,nolds Drive in PaJ" Verde,depu~dispatched.

J 1:31 a.m. Burglary at loca­tion ·on Dean R,oad, deputydispatched. . .

5: 15 p.m. Accident"reportedon Ruth Road in Nogal, dep-uty disp~tched. .

8:26 p.m. Agency assistancerequested at Evergreen TrailerPark in Ruidoso, deputy dis-patched. .

9:06 p.m. Agency assistancerequested on Mechem Drivein . Ruidoso. deputy dis­patched.

II :24 p.m. Welfare check .requested for person living onNogal Canyon Road, deputy

. dispatched.October 17

6: 13 a.m. MecJ.ical call atbusiness 19C8ted at· f-Iwy54/380, ALS dispatched, ,, 8:27 a:m, BW'g1l11Y appro"i­rhately 3·,miles. south of Co­rona, deputy dispatched:

9:06 a,m;, ,Medical call alCarrizozO Health ,Center, am-bulanCe dispatched. ,

1'0:35.,.11. Children' Youthahd ,Family Department·(CYF,D) 'referral from ,Ioca-'tion in Nogal. .

11:44 a,m, Oeputy re­quested fur warrant.ser.vict:' atLincoln' Cowny Detent10nCenter. iieputy dispatehed,.

1:08 p.m. Abandoned v~hi:

ole on' CoUn1Y Road E021 inHond\>, d"plliydispatched,,: " .' . .:, 2:08 p,m, Deputy reqU"~led

fotwarrant ~eivice~ DistrictCourt; LincnlJl COtlRiy Col\I'I­hous<:. depuly,dispatched:

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LEGAL NOTICE'TWELFTH .i'UDIClAL DISTRICT' .

STA'J.'E OF_NEWMEXlCONo. CV-200S.239

,STEPHEN'A SMITH•..'Plaintiff,'

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. By: Gloria LaMa:!,'Depllly Clerk .

. .Publishe"iu theLbu;oiu County News nn'October 20, 21; an" November.3 and 10.·200S; ,

v.BILLIE JO·MITCHELL, JAY. T.HELLERICH anit HOWARD E .STEWART if LivIng, or'ifDeceaae".Their·,Respective UilJc:nown Heirs, ~n'dALL UNKNOWN CEAI1I(IANTSOFINTEREST· ADVERSE TOPLAINTIPFS.' . ," -- .

DCfenc:fants•

. ' AUASM~Mn~~OTICE'·STArE OF NEW ME;K1CO TO; BILLIE·JO MI1'CFlELL,JAY T: HELLERICH aMHOWAR[) E. STE;WART if Living, or if·D~ed, Their ,RespeCtive UnknownHeirs. an" .ALL UNKNOWN CJ-AIM­ANTS OF INTEREST ADVERSE. TOPLAINTIFFS .GREETINGS: ., You and each of yo~ are hereby 'noti­fie<! that-Stephen A. Smith. as Plaintiff, hasfiled an action in the Distr,ict ~ourt of Lin­coln County, New Mexico. Civil Docket

. No. .cY-2004-83, wherein you are -namedor. designate.d as .Def~ndants.. The gener~1object of saId action IS to qUIet the Plain­tiff's title to the property described in theComplaint in said cause situated in LincolnCounty, New Mexico, to-wit: .

;I;ractl: Lot 13, Block 7, RanchoRuidoso Valley EstatesTract 2: Lot 27; Block 13, BlackForest SubdivisionTract 3: Lot 28, Block 13, BlackForest SubdivisionTract 4: Ullit 3. Lot 83, Deer ParkValley Snbd,v'$ion

.. You and, each' Of" you are 'further noti­fied 'that 'unl~s yoU' enter YQur appearancein salil e<luse on or before .lite l.2thday ofDecember, 2005. jU"ginent will be ren"ere"!lg!llha! you alld """hoi yOU l>e "efanl!. anitthe· relieLprayoo 1'or 'n· the C:o~plaint.wHl

• be' srante", The Plaintiff's attorne): "sphilBrc:;wer. ·P..O. Box 298. Roswell, NM'882Q2-0298,. '.'. ,:\,ITNES,S my him" an" selll or' the

DistrIct Court of LUlColn County. NewMl'x,eo on thia .13th day of October, 2005.

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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS

Indigent Care.~liYe andWeUinLlncolniCollty. Fd~t .. ~!.~~!~~~-.::by Pat lIr••ie the ......,; averaging approxi- . Medieel Center Adminis....- OIliaon went on 10 tell coun' aettlil!8;. i!U'O. yo1J1' ,new Glencoe... . .

In a memonmdum"to the mately $400:000 per year. Jot. sai4 that'thecountyreUes . !y, -co.mnisSiQriers: dbit." "th.0 homo. . . -, 'We·are,h8:Y'ng·atO~, fthe I ~ve be6n r"""iVing tlIDe trylng'lo getd1ema.1.Lincoln County Commiasibn- LaiTy Mulligan 0 0 en- 'heavily on' the al>ility to .ahip sole priority"fthisprolin!Jp is. Iota. 'of .requests fpr 'tile boxes put bacJc np fQr lIlY.

era dated October. 13, county coe Fire Department, saked patier,ta out-of-county. "Por' tphelpour in"jgentPQPwa- "100" year" P04ltmark for enslomets. Thoi .'hiway,.manager Tom Stewilrt indi- what:percentage of the 'pro- .b,lQate1Y9 we ,hip more tIutn pon,nott0501ve;tho.pro~lern th~. US . Forest ~erv'ce~'. ,Qrew promised,"Die' ~er,cated that the cpunty's indi- gram'scostsareatbibulable.'o we,~." Gibson, Said. "More . dfind'gentcare:,l~.c:n~ This is another. fun ming . BQd,. over ,they, would-,gent health care program is theLioColnCQuhtyDetention ofdUr trauma' patients go to' YOUJ)()twDn;v~b:Qutspen~g b,ul always tak~ ,lot$: .of leave~~,~rllQUtWrtwertty'fiDllllcially sound.' Center inmat"". ~r"ingtQ EI Paao nqw "ne to 0 'd1"monlOY III the ~11.·· 11<: ,tb""" WYJ;ICID8. cl1ecke<i b'b;1Ces. ·They :n"ver macle

At the county commission' SteWart. -.nmatemedl~·c.osts . vcr.. · ~ai.d. "That's' 'what' it's there " out, ,the, loCation ,of,tbe, one, .t\lrnout 'and .~otmeetiitg"(uesday. October 18. account' for about' 10 percent crowding at other hospitals." for," !'irstforeSt Serv~ b~ild~ "ri~ht '00 tbrUogb.: I~eStewartadminedthathe'hacla of the program's bu"get; IS .'. Lib' .... '. \Ill;, a11<:,anil TfJSh.. aa.Ul.·,sugg~teil .. HBU'a an"little case of the "the fits" af.. 'per;eent ifpsyclliatrie SeMces Coron''." I,ndInl'" " .'1"'". .:.-said',' theN,' 'w~, ,l\9'tl;J.lng: other thi~s with ,no luck.

ter revieWing the' medical are factored.in.· ,; G·,·t·S. N'" "W··.·C.'h··'il' ,re".·n·.,...'.. '. '10'..···.·.0·.. 'k's'" ···Ieft \>f it, Was.ao hop.il1& '$0 w11<:q I get ba¢i<onclaims for September. which Burrows furthered 'ex.- , , ' , " th:ere, would ,be ~ 'litt~e:'o(, Tuesday. will fiaye to' gQ,I . ed th t t .the fQull."atlo.n. This was get Mark. ancl . au"<ly ,were hi..gher than avenagc. p aID, atpaymen s., 0 I G

f. ho'l .oeale" on . lOrry. ancl Penclergras' an'""0 tlte"Rhonda, BWTOWS. Indigent out-o ~unty.. sptra. s ~t up: . " Janes', ,'pr9perty ,in. best: .'we cab do.Healthcare Administrator a lot offunds and many ~ealtb The'C~~~ding'~i~" brBD". As a ..~ult, the liln1uY, " .. - . .,.....:.,'_. ~__.,........,..__,...reported to the county com2 . ~are providers ~avor'eliminaF brary qualified Joreceive ~,a' 'was able to acQujre, 85 brand "'." ,.missioners TuesdaY thatthe~ ~~g those relm~ent$. matching ·'g:rBjl.t of:' ,$'l~'O()O' new hardcover· chitdreifs' ~ ,'. "is no discemable pattem to Oter~County currently does. from ,the I,..ibri ·FoWldationby. bo~ks'which8re now on diS- L'e'tte,r.:s .·to :the '~.~.,.--'-_"""'__high and low months, but the not ~11Jl.~ur.se ~ut~of-county hosting a. 'CommunitY~~de play' at, the libnuy.~. The!i¢ . . __. , 'ann.~ cost ofindip;ent health. selVlces. she,swd." yard" sale-::in J~e2005:''that.· books" will CPJl1plimeilt .tIle ' : (ContipUQd'trQ.m 'P,gs.,3)care claims seem to Slay about Jim Gibson. LincolnColintjr netted over ,.$SOo· for th~' ·li.. CoroiiaPUblic.schools libraly' ".th~·TowiJ. of cmrizo~. .Or 8nY.Q~er· sm"'] ·tOWn. frO~

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'level· . . ',,''Albliquei:que. . .",' ,: , __ . . ... ',', .~:. ..,' Approxjni{ltely~fifth~ . - " '. Doo."t-waituntiliiistooJ.ate.Sendinate8m:made.qpof the boo,ks.-ilre -non-fiction QiauditorS~plaJiQer&".engi,netn 'andd~e.lopnentattQl11eYs,tO

." or irifonnatianalfor gradeS 6 . lOOk,"t tJ.i.is' ptpposat . . '. '. '... - g wbile anothet,one"quarter' Tlielureofthe seven-ciries ofg(?ld livesbJi.,_ fiction forllf!\dC>$ '" - 6· ' Respectfully,' '.and.the 'renuili'ting aTe bOQk.\l J...es qlson' . ' . .furyo~ger.reJtder.s.ltiforrna:" Les·Olsoo'. CIirrizQ~o['esidCnt'. ' .. .t.onlll books inc)udeinBttY 011 . ReQJ'ed'Cityand 1;0unty.MBtIBIlilr an" PJan-.U.S"histoly as well '~ ..teC:h:" ... ,nfugandConupunity.Developil1en~.DirelctOF;'fl,Ol(),gy" ..the~ ang':":"and Presid~t. IjmQvativ(:ii. MaJiagenieDt Systemsotl)~ cultures. 'Fi'ction ~ooks

includ.e ;many __ Newbeny small.·'coI1111:l;U;Ilities .for their,. 11leoomDllmitYof'Coronaaward winners, 'own effons ,loraise fUnds 10- and the staff.oLthe ,Corona. .~ The~e additiq:nsgreatly ex-, cally. ;In New :Mexi'co. the. ,~d'ng.'Library eXteitd sin­pand~ ~ndupd~ted ·the Ji~' 'Libri aW8rd'amotint.hils'·beeri eea:eapp['~iationtoth:efoun~-'-br~lIy'sc.ollectioil fo...· young' supplemented. ,thi"oLigb the dation, and ·to the :C8tI)pbells"adults. W'letJa,er you; are l;I ·generosity·, of'.~;:Qe Campbell .fur awarding. this matchingyoung 'reader or"an older one. ~d Bruce CampbelJ.· .' graDt to us.· . -these bOoks are gorgerous and -' "',.the staff ofthe CQ:ro.na .Lend·· ......,.......;..;, ..:..•..:.. - __....ingq1;)rary 'encourage all to'stop b~. look,t1:Iem over;·and·'check-ou" a few! ., The Libri FOJmdalion is a 'IS~yearold organization dedi­

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Tough Picks This Week·PittSburg @ CincinnatiSan ·Dieg~ @ Philadelphia'Dallas @ SeattleDenver @~NY Giants

AtJCTlON. '.500 Cent....l_ Bill Blue,~'UctlbDHoUse

(:AItluZOZO. NEW~l\'IEi(iCO.s~TURQA"',OCT. 22~ 2.005

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6Uc:rjoNEEB-s STATIMENTI We'.III.11 many n..e "'nJre.Jitiq~e ltemj Iran's variOU! cables • .,.-d .c.lledlan. to tile btlh..~

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Obi.tuaryORA MAE JOHNSON

Ora Mae Johnson. 101, ofMountainair, died October}5Albuquerque with her familybeside her.,Ora.Mae was bornJanuaiy 22. 1904 in lone, AR.She married Virgil M. John­son on December ,5, 1932 inGran Quivira. He precededher in death on December 27,

. 1955." '., Survivor:s include' her'

daughter, Sylvia Lewis' ofGran Qt1ivira; grandson !\1arkLewis ,()f Gran ...Qu'ivira; five

·grandchild.ten;· nine great·grandchildren; and two, gre&t­great-graildchjJdren.· .She was

,preceded in death by daughterRob)' Nell Johnson; great­

'granddaughter' 'Vema -Mae,LeWi$;six. brothers~ and one,Sister. '

. FuneI-aJ services were held.on., Oetob~ 19 at the Grail.Quivirl/. ConUnWlity·.Clturc:hwith Ray Wells officiating.Pallbearers-we.re Karl Lewis,.St" M....k Lewis, Glenn'LeYi­is. Jason ~~t Ka:F1~s•.Jr.,~ Ad$J, Lewis. 'Ho1\ol"­ltIypallb,;Btets were a!) ofOteMae's fri""ds and neighbors,aoria/ folll?"'e<!at' the Whi'e.Lake CeIJletery. Arrinlge..merits' entrusted ..to,. Hanis­HanJonMortua'ry, MoUntain.ait~ . ' 'I

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.' ·l'aU. They prep....e bYCl>",p~eting <laily chQJ'es offeeding,.~a:~-ai;td ex~ismgdieir~s'8$W~U as-practiCingshowm~sb:ip. '.- '. ,'" .,".'.' . _,

Mt: Christopher Scott, theoew Ag tea<:her,ft:e1sP8rti¢ipation.iQ'the Stele Fair" is :an. important experience.- .·for the 's.udents, ". . .' .' .,.-

.ult1s a valu~bl(;. learning exp.eriehce bee.ause 'students t:

gain knoWleC;tg~~~elf~pC:Ct,and·tesponsfbiUty.It givesthem a chalice. to, learn: abQut agficulttire in general andother rel....ed fields:" .•.. . . ".

:(;:-arrizo,zo tOQk ri'ineanimals to-the New"Me::xico'State'.'fai,".• rn~m",ers showed daj~:heifers~marldn.s~e¢rs:,'g9ats•.-and sHeep•. as wC?U as breeding heifets. 8!1d this is how.thc;::y placed at the,-Ncw Mexico State Fair in AI1>uqueJ;:que:

• Marshal 'Wilson \.Von the reservoir champion with his,Hinousi:n heifer" "'. .. • J<;aityln_V~gafplaced 5th~ith her dairy nC?ifer' ' .. ,

.• 'l$.endal,Wils6ti'placed 5th with his,chianina ·~'ptketsteer,' ..

~ ,Justo.s WilsO.l1 plac¢:d'6th with .hiscross-bred' steer ';• 'R.yan.G~ine's Showed two meat gOats . C

•. KC Hendricks showed two market lambsAnd:this ishow'tltey pi.ac~at the EasteJil New Mexico

.s.tate Fair in Roswell: . _ . ,.'. • Marshal WHs'oh won champion' with- his 'liinousin

heifer:and the' champion:,with his commercial' heifer '·.Justus ,Wilson 'placed4thwith hism~rl;\.~ ste~-r:• Jennife:r Shafer place 3rd" with her market steer• KendaJWil'sBn placed 2nd with his r118-:k.et steer·and

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PUblished in the Lincoln 'County News QDThurstiay, Oct~ber 20;. 20OS. . .~

.. LEGAL NOTICEP.T.D:ORDER NO. 05-40

October 3. 200SORDER EXTENDING

CERTAIN DEADLINES. STATE OF NEW MEXICO

Pursuant to, my authority under Section7-38-85 NMSA 1978. I hereby extend the'deadline found in Section 7-38~36(A)NMSA 1978 of the Property Tax Code withrespect to ·the 2005 tax year only for Lin­coln County.

, 1) 'The .deadline for the CountyAssessor to prepare' and deliver the 1:.c'ptschedule ·to the Couhty Treasurer fromOctober I, 2005 to OctOber 18, 2005.

pone. this 3rd day 'of <?ctober 2005. ~

: MlchaeIO'Melia, J;Jeputy DirectorProperty Ta" Divis~~n, .

Pub'lishet;l:cict9ber 13, 20 ~nd 2?~ 2005~.

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. L.l;;GAL NOTICE ,.. .VUlage· otcoro..... '.Ne..·Mexlco :

Notice Of Meeting, PitblIc ·Pearingand Intent to Adopt Ordl....nce

The. Village of Corona' (the "Village")hereby ·gives n()ti~ .of a regUlat VillageCoun~il meeting fuJ; ,Tuesday, ,NQve:mbet'~..

_~~------.-.c,~' ~----':-"~., ~.---.--. iC••·Clerk and E>o-officio ReeQrder of Lincoln 2005. at 6:30 p.m. alth" VmageHall, 461 ..Cpuhty. New MexicQ; TOGE1'H~WITH . Main Street, Corona. New Mexico~ At such .·S.1 •••••

any and alU rigbts app'!rtenant theretO. and mceting,!hI' Village Council wilr hold.aall improvements located thereon of any ,public·h~ing;-C:O~~ing·and· will consider-kind of character including one 1971 DIP for adoptIon tIn; ordInance desCrlbedbeIQW.,:..ai... . .

'Mobile Home v'IN FR3126056iE which Complete copies of the. proposed ordiuancc' )OOIfhas been .pe...n.anentl~ affi-.ed to, a'nd is a.,,'~e,.'avaiiablefoJ;' pUbliQ,,',iI;lSP,ectiop'~d~ring . '.~" . .. ,part. of the real proPl\'I"ty; SUBJI5CT TO "d"..ng. the nQrtn,alaJ1d. ,regular bu.st.l1~s ',In spite ofthe,...;o and fIlgr....ervations: resir.c;dons antl easem'!'l1ts of·· hours.. ··of the ·VI!lage. ~Ierk, 461 )iilamabd· mUd, .most cattle Con-record. .,... . ..., , Street. COrona, Ne1" MexJl.'Oo ,. . . ...~Seerntobaveb_filled

You 'are further not.fi~ 'th~t 'unless yoll'" ThetiUe()fth~:prQP.~ed 'Ocdi~n~'is; . ,~.o.us~~:t~.,. ., •

.enter Yd0l'" allPdeliraneCc , Pru.db

';lr o,thDerwm,se·..DA~TL·IHVOERRlyZINOGF TA"Ll.>oEAXN.ECAUGTRleOENMAaNNTD . Mr. and Mrs..C...arrespOI\ 10 s". .caus on. or e.ore ece -.... . .. . . c ... Airellanes Hie \he parent. ofber 5, 7005. judgment•.will be reJ1dered~Y AND· BETWE.EN THE L1Nj::OLN ... 71 .. 6against Y<:Iu by default aM the .relief prayed CPVNT.Y SOUDWASTE AUTHORITY .. ~,;s~~.· ::::in ~~.;...:'.J~:for in .the Complaiol wiII tie graotedto ,(THE· "AUTHplUTY"), OF. WHICH THB. .".Plaintiff in conformity wi,th· the allegat.ipns. VILLAGI.> ·OF ·CORQNA, NEW MEX;ICO .," . "ridaY. Oet0ber·7. The babyof the Pla:intiff's Complaint. . (THE· "VILL,'\.GW) IS A PARTICIPANT, ·bas it sister; Katie. A smiling

The name and. address fOr the Plaintiff is: .AND THE NEW .MEXICO FINANCE' ilraIldniot:her, Rene K....I......Archie A. Witham, «(i05~ .354_71!J4, ·1',0... AV1'HORITYEVlpENCING· A SpaCIAL, . gave us the info. ..Box 83. Nogal. New Mexico 88341•. "L1MITBD.· OBLIGATION. OF..THE ...., •.•. ~.

WITNESS my hand, and seal of !hI'DiS". AUTIcIORITY AND ITS PARTICIt>A'('INGCrown cowBeIles mel spe-trict Court of Lincoln County, .. New MEMBERS.('I'HE "PARTICIPANTS"),'1'O ·ctfi¢allyfor .lunch and theMexico, o·n Hiis the qthday of ,October, .PAY. A .. I'RINCIPAV AMOUNT· OF ·e1ectionOfoffl<:eI'$.J"hIirSday.

:2005. . . .. $2,701.492.l'OGETHER WITH I~BR- October 13:. at the hOlO" of.JANPERR,Y EST . THEREON AND, APPLICABLE presidenn"eanneHulohe.on.Clerk oftbe . ADMINISTRATIVE FEES, FOR· TH.E Officers for 2QQ6 1Ui,,"'s;.DistrIct C<rurt· '.c.·, .~~..~~B ·F"Tc.·iEg~~RA.RV~J~E~ SOsrLlZ . '. dent . Leanne HutcheSOn;

.;r- ... ~ . ,vice~p~sldent, beef' 'pr~Q-:By: 'ElizabethYsaSi. T10NFOR THE AVTHORITYAND PAR~. ·tion. and, education, LeI'

Deputy· .. , TICIPANTS AND THE FUNDING OF A. . SullerDeier;. itice-presicien., ....:.. LOAN AGREBMENT RESERVe ACC~ . . . ..

Published In th" Lincoln County News on OUNT; PROYIDING FOR THE. PAY.· .meml>erSllip .aOlI: progriInt.·October 20, 21; and Nove!Rber 3, 2005,. MENT OF:' ·THE '. PRINCIPAL· .OF, Betty Ann. Bell; seeretaty·

ADMINSTRATIVE> FEaS , AND· INTER- .~be'j~y~~:t: ..an.d .. treasurer.EST. ON. THE LOAN. AGReBMENTSOLELY FROM THE NET REVENUES Several· ideas were .pre-

, risiJlJ ~JH~~ItTt{lflgls~1:rl: .. ~;~d f"oc the promotidn of .. TIONS OF MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMEN, .•.• ~ * •.·.TAL SERVICES GR01'jS ~~CBIPTS TAX TheAmeneattl;.egiOnAux-REVENUES RI;:c;EIVED BY THE VIL- iliaty will $p.0nsor aJ;lag Re-LAGI;: FROM THE NEW· MEXICO tiremeiJtceremony at the foot·

·DEPA.RTMI;:NT OF TAXATION AND ball field, ThW1lday.~o"eincREVENVE P(jRsvANT TO SECTION 7 c . ·ber 10. a, 9: I 5 a,me in honor

·19D-IO, NMSA.' 1978, AND- V.iL,LAGE '.. .0fVeteran's DaY.. Ifyou have·:ORDINANCE NO. 90-62 ADOPTED ON. a flag. that Should be retired,SEPTEMBER 20,. 1990, APPROVING please give it to pre·sidentTHE FORM· OF· THE LOAN. AGREE-MENT AND OTHER DETAILS CON~ Johtmie Faye Harelson or toCERNJNG -THE ,LOAN AGREEMENT;.. any T~l'er~fth: aU~liarY,RATlFYINO ACTIOJ!]lS HERoETOFORE. The Church On The Move,TAKEN; REPEALING ALL ACTION. ROSWell. spnnsore.. a three·AINNCCOEN•. SISTA.NEND'r AWUITTHHO·TR· ·IHZIISN·G.O.R.DTIHN;; .. day women's retreata. Glo~e-

. .' '. ~ . '. ta ,last week. Joining CrystalTAKIG OF OTHER ACTIONS IN CON- LuetaS and Sheny GenslerNECTION WITH THEEXECvTlON Were their mothers. Catli.Y'AND DELlVERYOF THE .LOAN . Y.an.cey.and Helen Porter·*.ndAGREEMBNT,·· ~,

A summary of ttiestibject matter of the MistY Tayl~r. Helen's grand-.Ordinance is contained in its title., daughter. Rosetta 'Gilmore

and Cathy Pachfi;eo also :8t-, This notice constitutes' compliance with tended.

Seetior) 3-17-3 NMSA 1978. ' " ;"".'" ... •. .... Mr: and .Mrs. John Moore~

""ugUsta..KS were ~n the area .'one day 'las't week. He has,fond memories of"' the areawhen be was John Eaton,step-son of William Eaton,

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LEGAL NOTI.CE .Town' 'of Car.rizoz'Ot' N.e~ 'M~xico

Notice' of Meeting, Public lIeari,ng .. lind Intt.nt to Adopt·Ordinance .

The To';"n 'of. Carri~zO.: New .. Me~:ico i

(the"Townto) heJ;'~~by g.ive~ n'otice o(a re~.u~lar' Town CounCil 'meetIng fur. Tuesday..

.November 8 •.2005, at ·6:00 p.m..· at· theCarrizozo Town' Hall. 'Carrizozo,. New'Mexico; At such meeUn¥: ..the:· Town Couricif ~

will hold 'a public hearmg concerning andwill cons ider for adoption the ordinancedescribed below. Complete· Copies of ·theproposed ordinance are 'avail'able for' pub.licmspection 4urip.g the normal and reg~lar

"business hours of the· Town Clerk­Treasurer. Carrizozo.- New M,exico•.

The title ot-the propose:d Ordinance is:AVTHORIZING THE ~XEClJTION.ANDDELIVERY OF A LOAN AGREj;MENTBY AND BETWEEN THE· LINCOLNCOUNTY SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY(THE "AUTHORITY"); Of' WHICH ·THE

- TOWN OF CARRIZOZO, NEW MEXICO(THE "TOWN") /S. A PARTICIPANT.·AND THE .NEW MEXICO :FINANCEAVTHORITY EVIDENCING: A SPECIALLIMITED OBLIGATION·. OF - THE.AVTHORITY AND iTS PARTICIPATINGMEMBERS (THE "PARTlc;jpANTS").TOPAY A PRINCIPAL AMOVNT OF$2,701,492· TOGETHER WITH·· INTER­EST THEREON AND. APPLICABLEADMINISTRATIVE FEES, . FOR. THEPVRPOSE TO CONSTRUCT A SOLIDWASTE FACILITYITRANSFER STAcTION FOR THE AUTHORITY AND PAR~T1ClPANTS AND THE FUNDING OF ALOAN AGREEMENT RESERVEAccovNT; PROVIDING FOR THEPA YMENT ·OF THE PRINCIPAL OF,ADMINSTRATIVE FEES AND INTER­EST ON THE LOAN AGREEMENTSOLELY FROM THE NET REVENVES·OF THE AUTHORITY SOL.ID WASTESYSTEM AND FROM THE DlSTRIBV­TIONS OF MVNICIPAL ENVIRONMEN­TAL SERVICES GROSS RECEIPTS TAXREVENUES RECEIVED BY THE VIL­LAGE FROM THE NEW MEXICO

~~~~~Il~~~~s8rN.f~~~llg~0~~?190-10, NMSA 1978, AND· TOWN ORDI­NANCE. NO. 144 ADOPTED ONSep­TEMBER 25. 1990, APPROVING nIBFORM OF THE LOAN AGREEMENTAND OTHER DETAILS· CONCERNINGTHE LOAN AGREEMENT;RAT1FVING ACTIONS tlERETOFORETAKEN;· REPEALlN<l ALL ,. "CTIONINCONSISTENT"· WITH TH.ISORDiNANCE: AND !\:VTHORIZINGTHE!. TAKIG OF OTHER ACTIONS 11\1CON1'iECTION WITH 1'I'IE EXECIYrIONAND DELIVERY OF THE LOANAGREEMENT,. . .

A s'Iuhmary of the subject matter of the9r~dinancelsCOi'~tained in, ,its title. , ..., .Thisnotice Constitutes compliance with

Scction·3-1.7-3 NMSA ·1978;. .

,PUbl~ed in the Lill~Oln Cnunty Ne~s on ,.ThtJrseJay, October 20, 2005,' ,

\ .Oetober20,.20Q5 -- Page 8LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS

.By: .Jolene Biggs

, Deputy•

Published in the Lincoln County News onOctober 20, 27; and November 3, 2005.

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LEGAL NOTICETWELFTH JUDICIAL,

OISTIHCT COURTCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

STATE OF NEW MEXICONo. CV-85-303

l ' Division III .

JAMES H. SCHRIBER'andROSE K. SCHRIBER,

Plaintiffs,V$. •

WESTERN RESOVRCES OF ..AMERICA. INC.. A DEFUNCT TEXAS •CORp,.ORATION, AND ITS UNKNOWNSVCCESSORS IN INTEREST, AND ALLVNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF INTERESTIN THE PREMISES ADVERSE TO THE

.PLAINTIFFS. .Defendants .

SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF·PENDEN<:;Y OF A<:;TION· .

THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO THEABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:.GREETINGS: You' are hereby notified that .James H. Schriber and Rose K. Schriber.Plaintiffs. have filed an action in the Dis­trict Court of Lincoln. County. New M~­

ico, Civil Docket Nol.CV-Q5-303 Div.. III,wherein you are 'named, as pefendants and­wherein said. Plaintiffs seek to obtain cons­tructive service upon you.

. . The general subject matter of saidaction is to q4iet titlc' to certain real estate.which, is the subject matler of the above­captioned and numbered cause of action andis described as follows:Lot 22, Block 10, Qf BLACK FORESTSVBDIVISION, VNIT 2, Ruidoso, LincolnCounty. Ne.w Mexico. as shown by therevised plat thereof filed in the office of theCounty Clerk of L,incoln County:. NewMexico. on May 8, 1972, In Tube No. 445.TOGETHER WITH· all improvementsthereon. SUBJECT TO reser\,.i.tions andeasements of record.

, You'are,further notifi:ed that unless y~lUenter. your appearance, plead or otherwiserespond in said cause oil or before Decem­ber 5. 2005. judgm.ent will be renderedagainst you by defaul~ and the relief prayedfor in the Complaint will be granred toPlaintiffs in conformity with the allegationsof the Plaintiffs' Complaint.

The name" and ,address of t,he attorney.'for the- Plaintiffs is: Archie A. Witham.(505) 354-7104, P.O. Box 83, Nogal, Newmex ico 8834 1. . _

WITNESS my hand and seal of theDistrict Court _of Lincoln County, NewMexico, on this the 18th day of October,2005.

LEGAL NOTICETWELFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT COURTCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

STATE OF NEW MEXICONo. CV-85-297

Division IIIfESVS G. CERVANTES.

Plaintiff.

ol}~~lf~§N ,THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO THEABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:GREETINGS: You are hereby notifted 'thatJesus G. Cervantes. Plaintiff. has filed' anaction in the District Court "Of LincolnCounty. New Mexico, Civil Docket No."CV-QS-29'7' Div. III, wherein you arenamed Defendant and ;wherei,n said PI$intiffseeks to obtain constructiv,? service uponyou.

The general SUbject matter of saidaction is to quiet ,title to certain real' estate_w,hich is the suject·, matter of dte above­captioned and numbered' cause of 'action and' ,is described as follows:Lots 44 and 45, Block I., of MORRISAI;lDITION to the Town of Cpitan. Lin­coln countl' New Mexico! as shown. by the .plat thereo filed in the office of the County

JAN PERRYClerk' of the District Court

vs.THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSON,IF LIVING, IF DECEASED HERUNKNOWN HEIRS: MARIA .HERNANDEZ RODRIGVES, also knownas EUFEMIA HERNANDEZ FRJAS.AND ALL VNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OFINTEREST IN THE PREMISESADVERSE TO THE PLAINTIFF,'

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and seniors were third with"Save a Cardinal, Ride aMustang, " The ,7th gr:ade en­try, was Blast the MusUplgs,8th. Round up the Mustangs.and 10th ,Mangle the 'Mus-

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,both volleyball and foo.bil'll,. The roya.l court appeared athalftirtie, KingWaynefinley,son ofJ.W, and"Rosetta Gil~'

more and 'quetn Alexandra'Stewatt:. daughter of Gilbertand Janetla Stewart" werecrownoy lfist .year'squeen1uarnta ~.o,rne.-oand,attendedby fiist graders David Madridand Peyton.Dunswo-.;th. frin­

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'LEGAL, NOTICE:' .County of Lincoln'~'·N~wMexico

~ Notice, of'.Adoption' of ,Resolution'Notic~ is hereby given of the title 'and

of a· general :summary of the subject iqatter.contained' in an Ordinance' duly adopted 3.l)dapproved b· the 'GoyernJl}g, Body.of Lincoln'Cfj'unty, New· Mexic,9 (the "ICOU~1ty·)~o~,

October 18, 2005, Complete cop,es' bf the'Ordinance' al:'e a,vaU~ble for 'public inspec­tlondurlng tlje normal 'and regula"tbus"irt~sshours of the County Cler.k~ .Cartizow. New '·rv.texico., . , .'... The titl.e .dflhe proposed'Ordinance is: .AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION ANDDELIVERY OF. A LOAN AGREEMENTBY AND PETWEEN THE LINCOLN

· COUNTY SOLID WASTE 'AUTHORITY,(THE "AUTHORITY"), OF WHICH LINeCOLN COUNTY; NEW MEXICO (THE"COUNTY") IS A pARTrCIPANT, AND

,THE NEW ,MEXICO . FINANCEAUTHORITY EVIDENCINQ A SPECIAL'LIMITED . OBLIGATION ,OF'· THEAUTHORITY AND ITS,PARTICIPATING

· MEMBERS (THE "PARTICIPANTS") TOPAY.' A PRINCIPAL AMOUNT' OF$2,701,492 TOGETHER WITI+ INTERc',EST THEREON' AND APPLICAj3LEADMINISTRATIVE FEES; FOR THEPURPOSE TO CONSTRVCT A SOLIDWASTE; FACILITyrrRi\NSFER STA­TION FOR THE AUTHORITY AND. PAR·TICIpANTS AND THE,FUNDING OF.ALOAN AGREEMENT RESERYE ACC·OUNT; PROVIDING FOR THE PAY­MENT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF,ADMINSTRATIVE FEES AND INTER·EST ON, THE LOAN AGREEMENTSOLELY FROM THE NET REVENUESOF THE AUTHORITY SOLID WASTESYSTEM AND FROM THE DlSTRIBU·TIONS OF MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMEN·TAL SERVICES GROSS RECEIPTS TAXREVENUES RECEIVED BY' THECOUNTY FROM THE NEW, MEXICODEPARTMENT OF TAXATION ANDREVENUE PURSUANT TO SECTION 7­2QE·17" NMSA 1978, AND COUNTYORDINANCE NO. 90-7 ADO~ED ONSEPTEMBER 24, 1990, APPROVINGTHJ;: FORM OF THE LOAN AGREE­MENTAND otHER DETAI~CON"eaRNING THE LOAN AGREEMENT.:RATIFYING ACTIONS HERETOFORETAKEN: REpEALING ALL ACTIONINCONSISTENT WITH .,:THIS

· ORDINANCE; AND AUTHORIZING,THE .. 'I:AKIl:iOF OTHER AC'fIONS IN ,CONNECTION WITH THE EXECUTIONJ\.NJ): DELIVERY 'OF THE LOANAGREEMENlf· .". ,

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, .' .. ".-.IContipu'U( frpm ell. 81 of the 'Authority are hereby directed,' in use on Decelilber 3l, 2016" subject tP an

,. ',. _," . " .". .'. ,'. "'" . aceolld8.nce with SectiOD 4-31:..7 NtvlSA' earlier reversion by written'req",est.'of tht:':le, 1~, IWCABINET:G. SI:lDE NO, iSS, The 1918, as amended, tPl'ubliSh in the Lincoln "appU""nt.: " .', "~ ,of the reel pIoPl!I\Yla .116 Reese, 0Ii\Ie; :Co/lnt)i News a'¥!the..Ruido~o IV"",!'" news· ' Tbe above '.describedweUs are locatedRUI~,NM ,8~' 'said, S!lI'l .... ' bq ,madE! papers of ge'\C~aI clf"ulat'.oll "'!.thm "t4e 1::1 mil,esSouth Of Corona; LilJ!'Oln County,pursU'll\l ,to 1Il,,!,~ of Foi'lldOSUl'l> l/IItl!/lld '1n ' AUthoriW:s servIce' ar,ea" 'a uUe' "",d geperal New, Mexico. The move·from: _nd mOlfe-,to,~ 22, 2OQl;, In thll ..- 1IIllI1I1Id,' lind summ'lfY '1f, the ordinance, relaung tP IIIld places of use 'are, l<>eated, near the, V,iUageofIlUll'lbIll'6d cause, whiCh was a !ltI1l~lQ!ll.C!ose ''I' author,"'iaig execution of the 'Loan Agree- cwona, Lincoln County, New Mexico. ' "nCJll;t and:~ag", hlilkl by the aboVlI f'I!>Inlilf and "ment at least tWO WloeI<s 'pr,ibr tP the ';tl'i"ti~ " " ,Any p,erson Or o~er' ~ntiiY' s~all ha~e,whllral,n Plainti/l"was ;adjlJllglId '\0 h;wa a)len, ' at whlcb the Board of J)lfectOr,s w.ll con-' stariding, ,to, file an,ooJee,uoll or,protes~ 'Ifagainal \he !\bl)\/~tllld~ ~In \he $um sider :such 'ordillallce.', l"he ,Aulhority's," ,t!'eY'o!'jeet that the gr,tIltmg of the appl!!""of $296,677.::11, ,plus, \n\ljres!, fro!T1 ~er 30, ' administrative' Staff may ""ndertal!;e, '\sucb lion w.l\: ' """'" , ,

, 2005tc> \he d!!t'" of sll\eall~ late of 6%, p~~, l'ublication.' upon their own iJiitiativ~,alld (t) Be detrl,;,.,ntid w't!teobjector's"annum. the C05Il; '1,1, S",II, >In¢!udll!ll, the lOplldl>l sW""itta\.of', any ,neces,sari' docume~ts water, right; or, MaStllr's n... pu\lll!:ati'1n !'OatS. and P1afntffl's C9st'S rc>la\Cd to thc>propose<\ ",rd '''3'nce. _ "(~) Be cont;ary to ,the conservation of

expandl!!I,Jor 1_, ,lnSlr.!nce, and k9!'Pl"g tllll ' 'PASSED AND' ADOPTED I\tis 'l!3rd, w"ter within the state or detrimental toprllplll1y In goodrapalr, ,Plaintiff has the nghtto bid'da'" "20'OS ' ' ~ 'dedats,uch sate and 'submit its bid Vlllbal.lY Qf In 'Miting,' ,y of August, . . , ' ',', the public welfllfe of the state•. prov.TIlII Plainlilf may ,apply '!II, or 'afIY part, of 'Its Publlc'hear,mg w'II,:t>e held OctOber 25, , tllat the objectOr shows how they will '

,judgmE>nt t'1 the PUl'chasap!it;e In liIIuof cash. At' 2005 at 2:00 p,m., at L.pcolllCounty Sohd ,,'b¢ sub~",ntiallyandspecifcally. affectedthe date and tllTl!lalaledaboll'l.ihe $pill;illl Milater ' W....te Authori,y office, ~22 Second St." by the grantillg of the ap!,lieat'on~, .'may pos!ponllthesale to such lalar datealld time R,Uldoso Downs, New Mc>x,co, ' ., A valid objecticiljor' proteSt "~hall setfOrih'as thll' Spacial ,Masr"r may SpeCify. M:mCE IS, ,'" " ' the grounds .for al;sertingstanding',alld sba'lr:FURTHER,GIVEl>l thalthls ~ale may b"subjecl to aPubllslied' in the' LinCOln ClJilnty News on be'legible, signed" and include the completebankruptCy filing, a payoff, a reiru;tatementprllTIY peto.ber 6, ,13, "n~ ZO,200S., ',;, : " "'J1)lIiling"ddre~s.of "the objector, i\n objec·-otheT.concitiDnlhatWould_caUs:e'th~cancellation-of· '. tiol! or ,prote;:s,t must be :fded w.ltb tlle,State .'thIs sale, ~ul'lhar, ~ any ofthese cciridltions exiSt,. ai . ,LEGAL NOTICE Enginee<IlOt I"terthan IOcale'ldar days.thll tim9'olsale;'this sale IiriII b1111UIl and Void. the " STAn OF NEWME:xlC'" ' .after tbe date of the last- PlIblicatibn <if thiS,SUccllsslurblddel"s funds shall be returned, and tN'" ": COUNTY OF L1I'ICOLN"'··. notice: An objection ,or' protest maybe

. SpeQII\'I..tls\er' lIodthe iOOrlgag!'Oll'giving this notice. T.WE,LFTH-JUDICIA.L DISTRICT, mailec;l to th" Off~ of the State. Engineer,''shall not ""'IIab\eto ttlll sUOl'llSSful bidder lor <\ny 1900 West,' Secnnd•. Roswell, 'New"M"l'il:O .damages: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the No,CV 05"194" , 882lH; or faxed t0505~623-8~59provlc;led,~i prOPllrty aOd improvements concern"'d. 'IJI,th :THE'JAPHET MARITAL ,the'!riginal'is h~nd'deliveredo~ l>~simark,edhllf<il1n"",11 be .sqidSUbjlld t'1 any Bnd allpatenl . TReST LTD, . " withm '24 hours afte,r,trallsmlSSIOn of the'.reseJV.ations~ ..easements; all recOrded . al"!d;' ,'." ~ , ••,' *" . ,fax.: 'The S.ta~e El)glheer wlll 'take. ·:.t~,eu·nreCQrde;dliep$ not Joredosed.,herein. 'and, all ,Petitioner" . applicaUbn· up for', consideration, in the· Qlost .reCQrrJBd ,and unrecorded, special '~s.ssm.ents .and vs. ' ". . .. appropriate'~nd 'tim~lymanner :practical.,taxes Ihatmay tie c1u.", NOTICE, is FURTHERMIRTAA,. LOPEZ ..nd CL,EMENTE' ,',.GIVEN that the pllTChaser at Such ,sal" 'shall la~e . NAVARETTE; ifliving, and.if <!l'cei\Sed,: pubIiS!ledin the U~colnCo;'ntyNews;';1

"tille to the ab""l>-desClibed reai pr'1Party subi,,'" to 'the unknown. heirs "f CLEMENTE, •Oct"ber 13, ZO'and 2,7, 2,\MlS, 'hghts of redefr1Pli0n. Dat~!I: september 2!l, 2oo

d5, NAVARJ;:TTE, deceased. ",

Petar6aca Spacial IIo1aster clo' Castle, Mainhol, & ~p'"ndeii'ts~'Sta'Marski 13.726 Strulhlll:S RQOd. SUite. ,201.'COloradO Springs, C080921 (800)286-0013 (719) NOTICE OFPENJ)ENCY"634-486805-0067/6ilva, Richard Eand Lesah .,: ", ' OF SUlT ,'P#23507<l " '," THE STATE OF NEW MEXico,:PubliShed in the Lincoln County NeWS on ,TO:· The following: iia'~ed p~rson/byn~me

"October 13, 200,· ',27;30d Npvembel" 3, ' ..if Uving~. 'i.f d~c.eased. llis·unknowJ;1 heirs:;, ZOOS. ' , CLEMENTE NAVARETTE. "

NOTiCE IS 'HEREBY GIVEl"nhaf inLEGAL NOTICE ,'the above-styled 'cause 'PliI'intiff has filed an'

DECLARING THE INTENT OF THJ;: action: ,to ,petitiOll ' for' "appointment ofBOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE 'recejver ,md '(0' sen real property. orLINCOLN COUNTY SPLID WASl'E alternatively, for part!tion andlor sale of theAUTHORITY (fHE "AUTHORITY"), real property more particularly described'asTO CONSIDER FOR ADOPTION A' 'fonows;,,' ',' ,,'

, ORDINANCE AUTHORIZINGTHE '. ApartmcmtNumbaplO6 in Building 40f, EXECUTION OF A LOAN AGREE- WHISPERING IlLUFF CONDOMINI~ ,'MENT IlYAND BETWEEN THE UMS" together with an ulldivided .'AUTHORITY AND'THE, NEW'MEX- '1'.8867% interest in lhe common areas ofICO FINANCE AUTHORITY IN THE Wh'" BI ff C do " 'II'AGGREG A 'TE' PRINCIPAL AMOUNT ,'sparmg u o,n mmlUms, a' as ,

. n.. . shown on the pJat thereof filed-i'D·the, .OF $2,701,492 FOR THE PURPOSE Office of the Linc,oln County Clerk andTO ACQuniE' ANp CONSTRUCT A Ex-officio Recorder of Lincoln 'County, ,SOLlUWASTE FACILITY AND>, 'New M"xico, on MarcI15, 1982, inTRANSFER STATION FOR THE Cabinet D at Slide 62 and as amended byAUTHORITY. AND DIRECTING " that certain Affidavit c;lated ,October 13.THE AUTHORITy'S ADMINISTRAc 1983, recorded October 14, 1983; in

, TIVE ST-AFF TO PUBLISH NOTICE Book 88, MiscenaneQus Records ofOF INTENT TO CONSIDER A ORDI· ' Linc'1ln CountY, Page 682; , ,NANCE AUTHORIZING SUCH ' commonly Pined Apartment 406:LOAN AGREEMENT IN Pi. NEWS- 'Whispering Illuff C'1ndominiums.

Jtf'J~~?{'H~~~~AkJ,!~g\{r;y,S Unless you enter your appearance on orSERVICE AREA.' before 'the 15th day of November, 2005,

judgment -will be tendered against you byWHEREAS. Sectio... 4.62-1(1) and d' I

6.21-4 through 6-21-31 NMSA 1978 e.au t. '(herein. the "Act"). author.ize New Mexico Mel B,. O',Reillycounties to incur debt with the New Mexico 7125 Prospect ,Place NE ..Finance Authority for' the. purpose to Albuquerque, NM 87110-4313acquire and construct solid waste facilities .505-881-7676and transfet'statio... ;and .' 505-884-6362 fax

.WHEREA"S, because Lincoln County is 'a Attorneys for Plaintiffparticipant under the Joln~ Powers Agree-· Witness the hand' and seal of the Districtinertt'that createdrthe Lincolri County Solid Court. this 16th d~y of September, 2005.Waste Authority (the "Authority"). theAuthority's Board of Directors must'comply· By:Gloria LaMaywith, statutory requirements applicable to Deputy C;lerk

'counties undar Chapter 4, NMSA'1'978; andWHEREAS, the Authority desires to

'·consider for adoption a ordinance authoriz~

,Jng entering irito iil loan agreement with the:New Mexico Finance. Authority .in the,aggregate principal a'!.'o,:,nt of ,$2;701 ,4?2 I,EGAL NOTICE(the ';ILoan Agreeme.nt )In accordance W:lth . Notice "is hereby, giyen that on, ~eptembetthe Act.tO provide fullds to acquire and COn· '26. 2005, Village of Corona, II Newstruct a,'SoUd wastefacil'i,ty and transfer sta- 'Mexico ·Municipality, P.O" ,Box., 37.tion (herein; the "Project-j; and,· ,·CorOlla, N~w M;exico, 88318. filed

WHEREAS, Section, 4-"7-7 NMSA application No.· RA"84:il5 & RA-8435-S1918" requires tltat.publica~ion of, the t,tle' en, with the STATE· ENfJINEER foranP gellera!. sumtnary.of this~"bj!'C! m~tter' pefmit to, t:.t!mporarily chl'nge· place aIId.ofanypropos¢d ordmaoce ~be milde In a purpOse of use 'of.10~O a9re-f~t p~r annulTlI,lewspap~r of generalcirc\Ilation within. a. of shallow ,aroundwater dIverted, fr.om

'coUntYatleallt t"'!o weeks prior,to the mee~.· shallow wells No. RA-843S, & RA·1l43S·S,ing of the governing body at which the ord.· bOth I"""ted in the NE1/4SE1/4So/1/4 ofDltnce. is proposed for flnalpassage, 'Section30, Township.1 South, Range 12

'BE. IT RJ;:SOLVED BY THE B(lARDEast; N,M.P,M., by ceasing th'l use of Said.....F DIRECTORS OF' THE, LIN,COL.N waters for illdustrial alld domestic purposes"V . . . forEI Paso Nafural Oas'Companyfs·Lincotn .COUNTY SOLID WAS'FE At:!THORITY: Station"located' iit,S""tioll30, 'Fownsliip I' I'

Section l.'J'hat all action, (Il"t ineansis· S<iuth, Range 12 East, N.M'.P,M, ,. , '" tent with the ,provisioIlS bef~f) ~heretofore' ,The' ·applicant, proposes·, to~I1lm~i1CC)

,tIII«oll by the· Iloard of Directors fo the the use <if Said 10.0 aCreCf""tl1er annUm ,ofAuthoritY and the offiec;rs there<;>f· <!ir~ted shalloW grollndwaterfor d.omesticand. com·,'toward 'the project and. the authorlzat~onand lIlcrc-ial pur'p~s, for ,custc;J~~r$ outsIde ofexecution of the ,LOan AgreemcJ;ltr then:foT-. ,the, village httut$. " . . .. '.

,. 'be ''al\d the same, is hereby ratirled. aPproved 'Tbis • is ." temponiry application for a'aild·Conf'rrme(l. ,\ • . ,:'. \~,.", 'perioci ot·ten' ye3!s, withan:',r~ght t!J::r~vert

. Section '2. That thll administrative staff, back ,to, the ,0rll!.naL, place, 'mil:. purp?Se of., '

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FOR RENT' Nice· .house in. CarrJzozo, 2BR.I-bath, large closets.$400, month plus deposit.

~ 648-22722tp/l0/2Q-27, ito * ,* * * * * '* * * *FOR SALE -" ,3aRmobile on ~WO, lots inCa.rrizozo. 2 full baths.Call collect after 5:00p.m.

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TOTAL. .' Ph: or Fall: (51i5) 646.2333

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.After theni~slowrabi~we . , i;qg. the cluudt.seiVice~'n,ow;:hl¢ friday th<>~eekettdwaS:, Chqrc;h is ,till the first' andheautif\tl, maybe a Iitt)e on tIte third Sundays of·tIti'tnonth.CQol side. The 'wild, 'flowerS·. • '*,' .,. ...l!\'C Stillbl';"tning and tIte fo"

,·liage i,stuming to"fan~olot.s,..,'~ haven't had It frosthOFe

but in ,the, ,Ri,lidoso Valleythey. ~ve had beay'y> 'fro.stand a light freeze.' '. "'.

The apple<:tp.... l.<>ol<s plenti­ful tItisyear;, .,' "', '.'

,.. ... : •.... ~ .Th~Lincoln··"Cell1etery

IQoksso ~ice~ A grOupqfarearesi4ents pitc~edinwith their· ...weedeaters, Itl()wers' "etc. to .clean'it up.· ,. . ,.. .. It always 'Seems .tp t8k'e'one

person to start ,8 ,Joeal '·need EI.,. CAPITAN',and, others "will 'come along .·APARTM~NTS ..and. ·help,' Thanks· to. thQs,e. '4rg¢' 1 ,aild 2' ·bedroo'inwho 'were the 'good" Samari:'; . ,apartmellLS. . Convenienttans. .". ' . .location·. h'~allkILo'tlg(n~d­. • '. .': .'. tan~ ~o· sc. 00 • ng. ~n,

A neighbor has two-of,th.e: short t¢rm leas~,available.·. b b' . ~ · .. $37.5.00- $495.00. . .

cutest a ,~......ey are bright· '354-0967eyedandl\tli·of<:t\ergy. T1,,'y 5t.p·19/22-10/.20.are two bull dogs. and arebroWn an'dwhite'sisters. .t .. '* * * 'Ii *. * * * .... * *

•. • • • •. GARAGE 'SALE :The Mo,lUlt~intopTurners ,. Lots of stuff, '. bo~ks;

met at thE! home of·St('V~8nd ., elothes'.:.knick':"knacks andMadeline Sabo Sund~y after- mpr~~ Satu'rd.ay• .oct. 22,noon. The· members were 8:00 a.in.till .71 6.l0'·G~.""lJaihting the $hoW pCds:stal for· Ave;,.Carrizozp. ..~.members to' 'use ·at;' 'shows.:" ' hp/lO/2()'Frank Arnigo boilt t"em. ali" ...• **',,* * ......... If: '* ...sizes. and" tfie" rest die! thepainting. Later in the after­'noon everyone eDjgyed:thecoveted dish dj,rmer. Seven­teen mC;;n\bersand guest at-.-t.ended: . '.. . ., . .

San Jl1a~;~ c.1Ur:cil· was fln·ed with,members Sunday. Fr. 'John Hu'tTaltJan officiated.··Everyone e1uoyed going i(), .Dr, Wood's Annex for thecClfTee hour: It~.-was the firsttime for the c,::uffee to be, heldthere and' wi II be ·h~ld .fQl1ow-

Juan Jose Ciiavez·Juan Jose Chavez. 77. of '

Carrizozo. died.Tues~ay.Oc,.tober 1 I in Alamogordo..~r.Chavezwas.born Feb­

ruary 8. 1928. in 'Carrizozo toJose. Sandoval Chavez andRosa' Ramirez Chavez. He

.sci:ved in the United StatesNavy from 1946 to 1948. He. 'wo'rked in the grocery storebusiness foroverAO·years'and .previously worked for Lin­coln ("Qunty Solid Waste Au- .thonty. Mr. Chavez was amember of the First B8:ptistChurch in Carrizozo.

Survivors include his wife,.Dolores M. Chavez of thefamily home; his mother.Rosa Chavez of Carrizozo;two sons, Joseph Chavez ofCarrizozo 'and Alex. Chavezand his wife. Cecelia ofYuma. Arizona; two daugh"tei-s. Juanita Brewer and herhusband Steve of Carrizozo·and Ella MarieLubojacky andher husband, Martin. ofArva-"da. Colorado;. two brothers.Eddie Chavez of Austin;Texas and Eugene Chave.z of,Carrizozo; two sisters. CeciliaCorVin .of North Augusta.,South Carolina and Lo~.LaMay of· Ctlpitan; nineg(andchildren and illunerousnle,ces and nephews... '

He was preceded in' d.eathby his father,step-fa~J1erMan­,'uel C~avezat\d'a siste.r. PelipaGhrist.. .., . .Crematfo~ has taken p'la.c~

under,. the dir'ection' otAlant0,S0rdo Fun~I.HOlt1e.

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Civilization Is the rOQd man travels,not the ,house he lives in.

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the Roosevelt Aiunmis\r3tiOll' regammg notonly the labor refonns, but also in 'work'r:eliefactivities and Ute 'Other major New'Deal measures.

Bullets of Justice,'by Rex Collier

. EDDIE GREENEddie Green, St. Paul gunman, ami ban!< .

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membership in the-.DUlinger and',"the 'Karpis-Barker gangs at- the same. tirite~invited death -- and got it.

Circumstances surroundi.J::1g the, fatalshooting of Green' 'by federal bureau of.investigation agents. who set a trap for himon April 3, 1934, at' a house in St. Paul,were the subject of an' under-cover' inquiryrecently by secretsclviee ,agents.. -

The "ill-advised" secret serVice activitiesapparently were prompted by. recurringrumors that O-men fired at Green withoutknowing his identity, that they oQly learnedwho he was by questioning': him on .hisdeath-bed at the hospital, that Green WllS"mowed .dowl\" . mercilessly and witboutwarning and that he was a "minor hoodluQ1.ttwho deserved better treatInent.

Well, let's look at the re.cord,With the co-operation of Director 'Hoover,

of the F.B.I., I have gone thorougWyoverthe bureau's heretofore confidential files, ·onthe Green case and. I believe. have foundthe answer :..- officially -- to the questions,which puzzled' curious secret service'men.

In the .first place, a study of the: crimina.lrecord Of I;dward Green -- 'alias EugeneGre<;n, George Graham, Charles Ryan,George Green, Fred Rogge, FrederickRiley, Fred Graham and Eugene Riley -"fails to support the rumor that he ""·as just a·.bad boy who. became involved innocentlywith big-time killers.

He started out as a small-timer -- his first.sentence having, been served. in the hous~ ofcorrection f~r grand larceny, but he, gradu­ated into such .select ganland company asthat represented by Fran!< Nash, cause of the .Kansas City nlassacre "trigger men"; AlvinKarpis and the Barker brothers of kidnap­ping note, and, tmally, John Dillinger.

He robbed banks with the Karpis-Barkergang and with the Dillinger gang. ,

His home was the haven to which mem­bers of both gangs would flee in time oftrouble, the "post office" th!ough whichthey received their mail, the clearing house.-

through which they kept in touch with oneanother. the headquarters where many despe­rate crimes were plotted.

At the time of his death he was custodianof much of the heavy anillery composing thearsenal of the Dillinger mob.

A second point supplied by the records isthat Hoover's men knew exactly whom theywere shoo~ing when they. opened fire. Theyhad set their trap for Green and no one else.

A thim point is that Green was shot pnlyas a imaJ resort -_. as he anSwered a commandto halt by starting to run and reaching for hiship pocket. '. .

That instinctive~ menacing gesture was afatal one - it was the sign,a1, for the .agents tofirc~ or seek saftey .and let another gangsterescape without so.much!!s a' struggle.', . .

Actually, tha~ unplllstve sweep of Green's.hand toward hiS ~n pocket was a futilemoVe. He had left his 19uns at home' -- and itproved td be quite an arsenal,when,G:"menfound it latlOr.

The fact that he lived for eight days, afterhis shooting and. was conscjous until a fewhours before, his death belies reports, that hewas "riddled with: bullets." ., This was the "bad bQY'" whose death,appears·, to 'have aroused the sympathies .ofsome critic;s of t,he G-~en. ' " -

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