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I 1-,( llt .... llll '" 1\ (II RI\. I \ I) ,J 2(l(l>J (11\ f'lIB(I\ ,ns ( \I{RI/lllll '1;\1 SSlOl-(lnS Deer Park Valley Residents Comment on Special Assessment ltv fame¢! Brade As part of the ongoing process of creating a special assessment district for the residents of the Deer Park Valley subdivision in Alto, several of those residents turned out for a public hearing at the county commissioner's chambers in Carrizozo on June22nd to express their opinions of the ment, DanAguirre, representing the Albuquerque engineering firm of Wilson and Company. was present to record and tabulate the comments and will present them on July 20th to the county commissioners along with any written comments collected. "Today, we'lljust hearthe dis- cussion from the public side of it, then we'lltakethat information, JIll compile that and respond to it, thenbringthat lnformaticn back to you whereyou'll get responses," Aguirre told the county comnussroners, Many of the comments in favor of the s'pecial assessment for paving streets m the subdivision addressed the potential increase in property values thatis expected to result from the improvement of the streets there. Thosewho oppose the assess- ment question whether or not their properties will ever reach a. valuehigh enough to justifY the 14.Qf 15 thousand dollars of additional taxes that come withthe p;.wing assessment. One Deer Park \11l11cy property owner told the county commissioners that he has beenunable to sell his lots in the subdivision for two or three years, and said he doubted that those lots will be sellable oncethe assess- {Continuedon Paee :u I I{ charge. A building on the fairgrounds, Fletcher Hall, can be rented for $200, and the blue bam can be rented for $100 for a day. The cost goes up if lights and electricity are required. lilt's $300 just to tum up the lights for the rodeo arena," Cleckler said. Unfortunately, he made no indication of any consideration by the fair board to add new events, perhaps outside of the typ- zeal agricultural or rodeo theme, that might encour- age involvement or inter- est from a greater segment of the county's population. County commis- sioner Dave Parks sug- gested that the county commissioners should keep the idea in mind to someday be able to sell or trade the current county road yard property to the Capitan schools. County commis- sioner Jackie Powell sug- gested thatthe future plans for the fairgrounds should be seriously studied. "This is an extremely good chance tc do the right thing in the right way," Powell said. "The planning of that area is more important thanjust a sketch on a piece of paper. This is an invest- ment not only in our youth, but for the growth of the Capitan area and our whole economy. II Cleckler said that the fair board hopes to someday host youth events throughout the year. CARRIZOZO, NM 88301 "" .... ....... ....... t News enough funds, is to con- struct a new rodeo grounds where the exist- ing arena is," Cleckler said. "The old arena would be tom down; that could be parking for the county fair and the rodeo, but that's a few years down the line. Our drearri is to have a covered arena, so that way when our beautiful 4th of July rains hit, it doesn't hurt us on the rodeo. II Cleckler told the county commissioners that the biggest item on the fair board's agenda for the new property is finding uses for the house that came with it. He suggested that the house could be usedby a fairgrounds manager, which would make it pos- sible to have someone on the property at all times. "If we make it part of the contract for whoev- er is managing the fair- grounds, they would live on the fairgrounds and that's part of their salary, the rent for the house, II Cleckler said. II Then they're there 24-7 to take care of anything that hap- pens on the fairgrounds property, upkeep the house and upkeep the property." The fair board receives $19,500 from the county each year to main- tain the grounds and prop- erty, and raises the majori-, ty of its funding for opera- tions from the annual Smokey Bear Stampede rodeo. Youth groups like 4-H and FFA (Future Farmers of America) are allowed to use the fair- ground facilities without IT JUST WOULDN'T BE right to have. a parade without kids and flags. These three little patriots were among many representing a local daycare cen- ter in last weekend's annual Independence Day parade in Capitan. (Pholo by PatrIce Braziel Y. 1 .BY County Fair Board Plans for Future bJ'. PatriceBrazie Brian Cleckler" president of the Lincoln County Fair Board, appeared before, the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners on June 22nd to discuss some updated plans for the county owned fairgrounds andthe additional grounds and buildings' recently purchased by the county. The 25 acres of property purchased by the county earlier thisyearsits adjacent to the existing fairgrounds leased by the fair board each year, and includes some outbuild- ings, a home and kennel facilities. Cleclder began his presentation by thank- ing the county commis- sioners for approving the purchase of additional 'property there, and said that he looks forward to great things happening there in the future. "The fair board met and we've gone overa lot of the best uses for the property," Cleckler said. "We figured we could tum the existing dog kennel into offices, one for. the fair board and one for, for example, the 4th of July rodeo committee." Cleckler said that using the former kennel site as a place for rodeo contestants to register would also make it con- venient to direct rodeo participants to park their vehicles and trailers far- ther away from the rodeo arena, leaving parking spaces closer to the arena available for people who attend the arena events as audience members. Much of the kennel space could also be used to store items that would not be affected by weather conditions, Cleckler said. A bunkhouse on the recently acquired property could be used as guest house for judges or people commg in from out of town, and could be rented for use during other events, he said. An arena included in the new property would serve well as an overflow arena and would make it possible to hold two dif- ferent arena events at the same time, but Cleckler said that the fair board is currently looking into funding possibilities to construct an entirely new arena for the fairgrounds, which he said is home to the largest amateur rodeo in the United States. "What we would like to do, if we can find oJ THURSDAY, July 08, 2010 . __ ' .-. ": l:I Lt Brian Cleary of the Carrizozo Volunteer Fire Department wlth.the 'Bcot for donations' at the fireworks display in Carrizozo, which was sponsored by.the C/zozo VFD Sunday evening. Lt. Cleary and several other firemen had Just returned fro'm a call north of Carrizozo. (Photo by Jeff Hammond) t:::.::======== AMERICANS LOVE 'TO SHOW OFF THE red, white and blue on Independence Day, and last weekend proved to be no exception in Capitan. 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Deer Park Valley Residents Comment on Special Assessmentltv fame¢! Brade
Aspart of the ongoing processof creating aspecialassessment districtfor the residents of the DeerParkValley subdivision inAlto, several ofthoseresidents turned out for a publichearing atthe county commissioner'schambers inCarrizozo on June22nd toexpress theiropinions of the aSSeSS~ment,
DanAguirre, representing theAlbuquerque engineering firmofWilson and Company. waspresent torecord and tabulate the comments andwillpresent them on July20thto thecounty commissioners along withanywritten comments collected.
"Today, we'lljust hearthe discussion from thepublic sideof it, thenwe'll takethat information, JIll compilethatand respond to it, thenbringthat
lnformaticn back to youwhereyou'llget responses," Aguirre told the countycomnussroners,
Many of the comments in favorof the s'pecial assessment forpavingstreets m the subdivision addressed thepotential increase in property valuesthatis expected to resultfrom theimprovement of thestreets there.
Thosewho oppose the assessmentquestion whether or not their
properties will everreach a. valuehighenough to justifY the 14.Qf 15 thousanddollars of additional taxes thatcomewiththep;.wing assessment.
One Deer Park \11l11cy propertyowner told the county commissionersthathe has beenunable to sell hislotsin the subdivision for two or threeyears, andsaidhedoubted that thoselotswill be sellable oncethe assess-
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charge. A building on thefairgrounds, Fletcher Hall,can be rented for $200,and the blue bam can berented for $100 for a day.The cost goes up if lightsand electricity arerequired.
lilt's $300 just totum up the lights for therodeo arena," Clecklersaid.
Unfortunately, hemade no indication of anyconsideration by the fairboard to add new events,perhaps outside of the typzeal agricultural or rodeotheme, that might encourage involvement or interest from a greater segmentof the county's population.
County commissioner Dave Parks suggested that the countycommissioners shouldkeep the idea in mind tosomeday be able to sell ortrade the current countyroad yard property to theCapitan schools.
County commissioner Jackie Powell suggested thatthe future plansfor the fairgrounds shouldbe seriously studied.
"This is anextremely good chance tcdo the right thing in theright way," Powell said."The planning of that areais more important thanjusta sketch on a piece ofpaper. This is an investment not only in ouryouth, but for the growthof the Capitan area andourwhole economy. II
Cleckler said thatthe fair board hopes tosomeday host youthevents throughout theyear.
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enough funds, is to construct a new rodeogrounds where the existing arena is," Clecklersaid. "The oldarena wouldbe tom down; that couldbe parking for the countyfair and the rodeo, butthat's a fewyears down theline. Our drearri is to havea covered arena, so thatway when our beautiful4th of July rains hit, itdoesn't hurt us on therodeo. II
Cleckler told thecounty commissioners thatthebiggest item on the fairboard's agenda for thenewproperty is finding usesfor the house that camewith it. He suggested thatthehouse could beusedbya fairgrounds manager,which would make it possible to have someone onthe property at all times.
"Ifwe make it partof the contract for whoever is managing the fairgrounds, they would liveon the fairgrounds andthat's part of their salary,the rent for the house, II
Cleckler said. IIThenthey're there 24-7 to takecare of anything that happens on the fairgroundsproperty, upkeep thehouseandupkeep the property."
The fair boardreceives $19,500 from thecounty each year to maintain the grounds andproperty, andraises the majori-,ty of its funding for operations from the annualSmokey Bear Stampederodeo. Youth groups like4-H and FFA (FutureFarmers of America) areallowed to use the fairground facilities without
IT JUST WOULDN'T BE right to have. a paradewithout kids and flags. These three little patriotswere among many representing a local daycare center in last weekend's annual Independence Dayparade in Capitan. (Pholo by PatrIce Braziel
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County Fair BoardPlans for Future
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Brian Cleckler"president of the LincolnCounty Fair Board,appeared before, theLincoln County Board ofCommissioners on June22nd to discuss someupdated plans for thecounty owned fairgroundsandthe additional groundsand buildings' recentlypurchased by the county.
The 25 acres ofproperty purchased by thecounty earlier thisyearsitsadjacent to the existingfairgrounds leased by thefair board each year, andincludes some outbuildings, a home and kennelfacilities. Cleclder beganhis presentation by thanking the county commissioners for approving thepurchase of additional'property there, and saidthat he looks forward togreat things happeningthere in the future.
"The fair boardmetandwe've gone overalot of the best uses for theproperty," Cleckler said."We figured we could tumthe existing dog kennelinto offices, one for. thefair board and one for, forexample, the 4th of Julyrodeo committee."
Cleckler said thatusing the former kennelsite as a place for rodeocontestants to registerwould also make it convenient to direct rodeoparticipants to park theirvehicles and trailers farther away from the rodeoarena, leaving parkingspaces closer to the arenaavailable for people whoattend the arena events asaudience members. Muchof the kennel space couldalso be usedto store itemsthat would not be affectedby weather conditions,Cleckler said.
A bunkhouse onthe recently acquiredproperty could be used asguest house for ev~nt
judges or people commgin from out of town, andcould be rented for useduring other events, hesaid. An arena included inthe new property wouldserve well as an overflowarena and would make itpossible to hold two different arena events at thesame time, but Clecklersaid that the fair board iscurrently looking intofunding possibilities toconstruct an entirely newarena for the fairgrounds,which he said is home tothe largest amateur rodeoin the United States.
"What we wouldlike to do, if we can find
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Lt Brian Cleary of the Carrizozo Volunteer Fire Department wlth.the 'Bcotfor donations' at the fireworks display in Carrizozo, which was sponsored by.theC/zozo VFD Sunday evening. Lt. Cleary and several other firemen had Justreturned fro'm a call north of Carrizozo. (Photo by Jeff Hammond)
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AMERICANS LOVE 'TO SHOW OFF THE red, white and blue on IndependenceDay, and last weekend proved to be no exception in Capitan. (Photo by Patrice Braziel
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Rosary for TreneG. Sanchez, 91, of SanPatricio was July 3 in St.Jude's Catholic Church inSan Patricio with thefuneral mass to follow.Burial followed at the SanPatricio Cemetery
Mrs. Sanchez diedJuly 1 at Lincoln County .Medical Center in Ruidoso, she. was bornSeptember 21, 1,918 at SanPatricio. She had lived inLincoln County all of herlife. She attended St.Jude's Catholic Church.
She married BenC. Sanchez on' June 1,1932 in .San Patricio andhe preceded her in deathon September 15, 1984.
, She is survived byher children, CyrilaDeBlassie of Las Cruces,Berlene Armijo of SantaFe, Nellie Sanchez ofRuidoso Downs, GabrielSanchez of San Patricioand Linda Salcido of SanPatricio; her sister, ErlindaLucero-ofSanPatricio; 12grandchildren, nine greatgrandchildren and twogreat great grandchildren.
Condolences maybe sent to the family atwww.lagroneruidoso.oom,Arrangements were withLaGrone Fu-neral Chapelof Ruidoso, 575-2577303.
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--Food Pantry for those age 54 and Theater in Ruidoso from5 p.m, to 9p.m.younger at Assembly of God Church in- Trish Lopez from the state film officeCarrizozo,12 noonto 2:00 p.m. and5:00 will present the films made in Newp.m, to 6:00p.m.. Mexico by NewMexicans.
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Development District (SNMEDD) p.m. at OsoArt Gallery in Capitan. ThisCouncil of Governments. board meeting will be an opportunity to meetpeople in10:00 a.m. at ENMU-Roswell, Camput the film industry.Union building.
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-Carrizozo First Baptist Church takes •. an account to upload and edit yourorders for Angel Food Ministries 5:30 resume, as well as submit it to many jobp.m. to 6:30p.m, . . applications at once. Additionally, you
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--Food pantry for those age 55 andolder at Assembly of God Church inCarrizozo 12noonto 2:00p.m. '
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menthas beenadded to the price.He asked the commissioners to
holdoff on the paving project for two orthree years until the economy approves.He saidthat the advantage of pavedstreets would likely benefit those whoown homes in the subdivision, but couldlowerthe value of the vacant lots there.
Others argued that having pavedstreets would makethe lots easier tosell; some citeda needto correct safetyissues associated with degraded roads in
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DeerParkValley.Aguirre said that all of the com
ments, including thosesubmitted bymailand electronically, will be tabulatedfor presentation to the commissionerslaterthis month.
The boardof county commissioners will be asked to make a finaldetermination on whether or not to goahead withthe construction of the roadsduring its next regular county commission meeting on July20th.
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munity and in the county,"sheadded.
County commissioner Tom Battin saidthatrecords indicate a continued growth in the use of
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Saturino Baca may be calledthe father ofLincoln County. As a member of the TerritorialLegislature from Socorro in 1869 he introducedthe bill which created Lincoln County. The county comprised all the territory which now formsLincoln, Chaves, Eddy, Roosevelt, Lea, and partof Oterocounties. Friends wanted the new countynamed Baca but he insisted upon the nameLincoln in honorof the martyred President.
Baca was born in Valencia County in1830. In the early days he was. sent to Californiawith a party of government surveyors, who wereto survey a road from Arizona to California. Hisjob was to keepaccount of themilestraveled each
day. At the beginning of the Civil War, Bacaoffered his services to Gov. Henry Connelly, andin 1861 wasmadea firstlieutenant in Company E,First New Mexico Cavalry, which was a part ofthe regiment commanded by Kit Carson, governmentscoutandIndian fighter. Beforethe war wasover, Baca waspromoted to Captain of CompanyE and remained at its head until his discharge in1867. Hetookpartin the battle of Val Verde ontheRio Grande.
Following the war, Captain Baca served atFort Stanton, Fort Wingate and Fort Bascom inNewMexico and at Fort Defiance inArizona.
Captain Baca became the first probatejudge in Lincoln County. In 1875 he was electedsheriffand served for threeyears. Later, he was acounty commissioner. In 1897 he was appointed amember of the New Mexico PenitentiaryCommission.
He was in the midst of the Indianfightingin the early days and was also active in theLincoln County War during the days of Billy theKid. .
Captain Baca lost an arm during the summer of 1889 as a result of a bullet wound in anelbow in a dispute over cattle and sheeprange.
His wifediedin 1914. Hadshe liveda fewmonths longer, they would have celebrated their75th wedding anniversary. They had 11 children.Baca diedat the ageof 94 in Lincoln in the homeof a daughter, Mrs. Frank Salazar. He was buriedin Lincoln County.
The JI-.:?ather ofLincoln County
County Considers Funding ...(Continued from Page 1)
need transportation to getto the doctor, counseling,work or college, DeSotosaid.
"We feel the service is needed in our com-
the transportation service.Carol. Virden, the
city clerk and treasurer forRuidoso Downs, said thatthe process of building apublic transportation system has been and continues to be a learning experience.
"The Transit isvery important transportation for those that areunable to get to their jobsand to college, and we dohave letters of supportfrom the WorkforceSolution as well as fromthe Eastern New MexicoUniversity," Virden said.
The agreementbetween Lincoln Countyand the transportationorganization calls for amatch of funds from thecounty in line with the
_-----------------..... lowest amount ,of fundingprovided by Ruidoso orRuidoso Downs, so countycommissioner EileenSedillo suggested a$20,000 contribution fromthe county, which couldbeincreased if the Village ofRuidoso elects to increaseits $20,000 commitment.
County- commissioner Don Wi11iams saidthat, after reviewing perpassenger cost calculations of the LincolnCounty Transit services, itappears that the cost forproviding the servicevaries greatly by the areaserved. While the per-passenger cost is about$17.92 per trip for ridersin the county, the cost is$2.18 per-passenger inRuidoso and $5.32 perpassenger in RuidosoDowns. "It just seems asthough it's not equitable,"Williams said.
County managerTom Stewart said that theargument could be madethat the riders areall county residents.
County commissioner
JJackie Powell said
that sne was aware thatthere are people whohaveneeds, but said she doesn'tsee the government asbeing the answer to everybody's problems. She suggested that the areachurches mightbe a bettersource to meet the transportation needs of someindividuals.
The boardof county commissionersagreed to fund LincolnCounty Transit at least$20,000, pending confirmation of equal fundingfrom Ruidoso andRuidoso Downs. LincolnCounty Tranist is enteringthe thirdyear of operation.
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Congress is required toupgrade it to a NationalHistoric Site.
Rogers is gainingconsiderable support forhisproposal from throughout the state. It is veryappropriate to recognizeand honor the CCC andWPA. And it isa great wayto assure that the'buildingcontinues to be usedin themanner for which it wascreated.
Federal Funds to. SupportRenewabl~EnergyProJects
in Tularosa and Corona.Two New Mexico companies have been
awarded,. federal,funds through ,. the 'U.S.Department of Agrioultureto support renewableenergy.
JL Shavings in Tularosa and RestorationSolutions in Corona will eachreceive a $350 000grant to help,them develop innovative use; forwoody biomass in national forests as a S0UtCe ofrenewable energy.
"This funding is,an investment that willstrengthen two New, Mexico'businesses, whileworkingtoexpand the use of alternative energy"US Sen.JeffBin~aman s~id. s . .;
Woody biomass includes small-diameterand low-value wood residue SUches tree limbstops,needles andbarkthatare often byproducts orforestmanagement activities.' ,
Innovative uses for suchbiomass canhelpoffsetexpensive thinning operations and enhance 'the healthand resilience of forestecosystems.
Grantrecipients are required to provide atleast20 percent of thetotal projectcost.
The Forest Service Woody BiomassUtilization grant program was established in2005and is administered by the State and PrivateForestry, Technology Marketing Unit; at theUSDA Forest Products Laboratory in MadisonWis. '
Atomic Bomb RememberedJuly 16 isthe 65th anniversary ofwhen the first atom-
icbomb was detonated. .. AIumunaria lighting and balloon release will beheld
inTularosa Friday, July 16 at 6:00 p.m. atthe Tularosa LittleLeague field.
The event is sponsored by the Tularosa BasinDownwinders Consortium, Las Mujeres Hablan and theVillage ofTularosa. '
Luminarias and balloons will be available for suggested donation of $1.00.
Film documentary, educational.and informationalseminars will be held on Saturday, July 17 at the TularosaCommunity Center from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
To volunteer call: Fred Tyler: 575-585-2896 or50543Q-8651 orTina Cordova: 505-897-6838 or505-270-9685
Some much needed rainfall is falling onLincoln County and therest of New Mexico, andmore is forecast for theupcoming week. .
One of the bestthings about the rain is thelower daytime temperatures. Lincoln County willnot be experiencing thetriple digit temperaturesfrom the last few weeks,
. so expect temperatures in
*Ili~i~~~i.(~1 gt~~~:~i~offi-_._. ~ Nighttime temper-
By Jay Miller, Syndicated Columnist atures will be constantfrom the low 50s at thehigher elevations ofLincoln County, and in themidto-high 60'sacross thelower elevations.
Forecast for Carrizozo, the high plains ofLincoln County and theHondo Valley:
Today, Thursday,July 8
A good chance ofshowers and thunder'storms, mostly cloudy,with a high near 83, eastwind between 5 and 10mph, night: A very goodchance of showers andthunderstorms, mostly,cloudy, with a low around61, breezy, with a eastwind 10 to 15 mphincreasing to between 20and 25 mph, winds couldgust as highas 30 mph.
Friday, July 9A fair chance of
showers and thunderstorms, partlycloudy, witha high near 83, night: Agood chance of showersand thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around58.
Saturday, July. 10A good chance of
showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy,with a high near 89, night:A fair chance of showersand thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around61.
Sunday,July 11A fair chance of
showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy,with a highnear92, night:A slightchance of showersandthunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around61.
Monday,July 12A slight ~hance of
showers and thui lerstorms, partlycloudy, witha high near 94, night: Aslight chance of showersand thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around61.
Tuesday, July 1:. A slight chanc, of
showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy,with a high near 91, night:A slightchance of showersand thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around63.
Forecast for Ruidoso, Capitan andCorona and most of theHondo'Valley:
Today, Thursday,July 8
A good chance ofshowers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudywith a high near 73, calniwind becoming southeastbetween 5 and 10 mphnight: An extremely goodchance of showers andthunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around51, east wind between 10and 15mph.
Friday, July 9A good chance of
showers and thunderst~rms, . mostly, cloudy,WIth a high near73, night:A goodchance of showersand thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around50.
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SANTA FE· -- ture which both agenciesThere may be new hope cooperatively produced? Itfor the fabled National was relatively unusual forPark Service building on theCCCandWPA to workOld Santa Fe Trail in our on the same project. Thiscapital city. building was conceived
The building origi- anddesigned withits extenally was designed as the rior and interior a singleNPSregional headquarters artistic entity.-- the only NPS building· . The CCC andin the nation ever specifi- WPA were very importantcally designed for that to New Mexico. Kathrynpurpose. Flynn, of the New Deal
It was constructed Preservation Associationout of adobes made from estimates that New Dealthe earth where the build- programs employed over For those interesting was to sit. Civilian half of all New Mexicans ed in visiting some ofConservation Corps work- by the mid-1930s and that Billy the Kid's territoryers performed the back- over 1,000 New Deal- this summer, an extensivebreaking labor. funded works of art are travelogue of every New
As soon as the scattered throughout New Mexico location connectwalls were.up andtheroof Mexico. ed with the Kid will soonon; craftsmen from the Withthe beginning be on the state TourismWorks Progress of World War II, the CCC Department's Web site atAdministration moved in became evenmore impor- . www.newmexico.org.and started making, the tant to our nation. The Click on "Billy the Kid."furnimre, Once th.e l/uild,.,. .4ar4 .*ork, discipline .and An abbreviateding was finished, other education the CCC pro- travel guide already is onWPA artists added the videdproduced a cadre of the site but the completemurals andpaintings. extraordinary young men onewill knock your socks
. A significant body whoquickly became supe- offwithits comprehensiveof artwork and furniture' rior soldiers in defense of treatment of everythingcreated in the Old Santa our nation. Billy in New Mexico,Fe Trail Building for dis- The Old Santa Fe from Silver City toplay and use remains Trail building is currently Stinking Spring to Santathere. designated as a National Fe. Thesitealso contains a
Historic Landmark by the listing of over 100 of theU.S. Department of the Kid's "friends, enemiesInterior. An act of and hanger-ons,"
It is a magnificentstructure. The largestadobe office building inthe nation, But in theearly2000s, cost cutting andrevenue producing measures threatened much ofthe Park Service.
Newproposed reg-ulations allowed all-terrain vehicles into parksalong with commercialventures such as chainstores and amusementparks adjacent to nationalparks. There were evenplansto sell some nationalparks to commercial interests for development.
The Santa Feregional headquarters wasmoved to Denver,COlorado. All NationalPark Service personnelremaining in Santa Fewere scheduled to beshoehorned into the SantaFe building.
The .number ofpersonnel scheduled forthe move appeared asthough they would tumthe building into a typicaloffice cubicle farm. Quickaction by National ParkService retirees managed
, to reverse thosedecisions.Now, a more per..
manent solution is beingproposed. Jerry Rogers, aformer Park Serviceregional manager here, isasking New Mexico's con-
l gressional delegation to 1
, introduce legislationestablishing the buildingas a CCC and WPANational Historic Site.
Rogers argues thatthe generation of CCC andWPA veterans is now
. passing from the nation'scollective.memory without being properlyacknowledged and commemorated.
And where betterto honor them than thismasterpiece of archltec-
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Duplicate Legislation is Foolish!
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS309 Central Avenue
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. Daily therearereports about some newlegislation that has been introduced for one thing oranother. Ifyou research the situation often youwillfind thattheproposed legislation is merely a dublication of legislation that had previously beenapproved. Notonce is it explained asto whether thesponsor of the newly proposed legislation is awareof thepreviously approved legislation. .
It isn't quite theendofthe world but it doesmakepeople wonder whywaste time on a duplication? Why not enforce previous legislation insteadof trying to come up withnewwords? And is anyonepaymg attention or is thisjust awayto getpublicity for someone, in office who wants to be reelected for another term? Or is it stupidity?
Sometimes fairly newofficials haven'tpaidattention and don't know. Other times these fairlynew officials are just trying .to get their name infront ofthepublic. This is trueforofficials not onlyat thefederal level butat the county and statelevelas well. There have also been a few times thatmunicipal officials have alsorepeated things.
And it isn't just officials; many times thegeneral public is unaware. At public meetings thequestion will be asked as to whycertain things areor are not being done. The answer may not be asreadily available to the newly elected but it is agood bet that the media can provide answers. Themedia hasattended andpaid attention to most ofthelegislation thathas been approved in thepast. .
Governmental officials sometimes believe. they arethe ultimate andthat they canchange previous legislation, which is not always true. Onecandidate a few years ago insisted laws could bechanged, even those handed down by the state.
Rather than publicly prove they are no' inaccord with what has been enacted, it seems i!; istime fornewly elected officials at all levels to take
, time to read and become comfortable with what islaw andwhyit was proposed andenacted.
Evidently one of the first things officialsshould do is be prepared before a meeting. And it.would also be WIse to askquestions in advance andlisten to the answers. Too oftenofficials will fum-:ble through paperwork at meetings, indicating theyhave notbecome familiar withagenda items.
Each official should do the correct thingtoprovide representation that is proper for everyone.
. The Lincoln County News welcomes letters tothe edit9r andacknowledges ,that anylettersprit1t~ed herem represent the,personal opinion of thewriter, and do not necessarily reflect the editorialopinion of theLincoln County News.. Top~ considered for publication, all lettersmust'be original, NO'COPleS or formletters willbe used.While preference is 'given toletters received in~igital fonnat, 'typedor hand-written l~tters; ifleg..ible, are also considered. Letters, sentby email-as
I an attached Microsoft Word document are mostpreferred.
Letters must be signed by the writer withtheauthor's full name, address andtelephone number;Only thewriter's nameand city of residence willbe published.
"ThankYou Letters" are considered asadvertisin~ and will not be. accepted as Letters to theE itor.· .
Consideration will be given. to letters of anylength, but those of 300 words or less are preferred. Alllette.rs aresubject to editing for length;grammar, spelbng andreaderinterest.
Electtonic submissions should be Sent [email protected]. Letters canbe hand..deliveredto ouroffice in Carrizozo or mailed to:
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LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF NEW MEXICO
COUNTY OF LINCOLNTWELFTH JUDICIALDISTRICT COURT
No.CV-2010-200Div, III
WALTER BIRDSONG andRUTH BIRDSONG,Husband andwife,
Plaintiffs,
SUMMONS AND NOTICEOF PENDENCY OF PROCEEDING
THESTATE OF NEW MEXICOTo: ROLLA WELLS and Spouse, if any; J.U. WHITEMAN,and Spouse, if any; J.M. DAVIDSON and Spouse, if any;WHARTON & HALEY; partners, doing business in White
Oaks; D.S. DUNNING andSpouse, if any;DANFORTHT.DUNNING and Spouse, ifany; GEORGE J. HUD-SPETH and Spouse, if any;JOHN DOES, 1THROUGH12, and all of their lawfulheirs, devisees or assigns;and, Unknown persons whomay claim a lien, interest ortitle adverse to PlaintiffGREETINGS:YOUAREHEREBY NOTI-FIED that the above namedPlaintiffs have/has commenced a proceeding againstyou in the above entitledCourt and Cause, the objectthereof being a Complaintfor Quiet Title with respectto real property located inWhite Oaks, Lincoln County,New Mexico as moreparticularly described in theComplaint on fileherein.
YOU ARE FURTHERNOTIFIED that, unless youserve and file a responsivepleading 'or motion in saidCause on or before the 9thday of August, 2010, judgment will be renderedagainst you in said Cause bydefault. '.
Plaintiffs' attorneys are:Gibson & Leonard, p.e.,whose address is 505Mechem Dr., Ruidoso, NewMexico 88345.
WITNESS my hand andseal of the DistrictCourt ofLincoln County, State ofNew Mexico, this 17th dayof June, 2010.
JANPERRY ,Clerk of theDistrict CourtBy:Elizabeth
YsasiDeputyClerk
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Published in the LincolnCounty News on June 24;July 1 and 8, 2010. "
ject to any and allpatentreservations, easements, all recordedandunrecorded liensnot foreclosed herein, andallrecorded andunrecorded special assessments andtaxesthatmaybedue. Aurora Loan Services, LLC and its attorneys disclaimall responsibility for, and the purchaser at the sale takes theproperty subject to, the valuation of the property by theCounty Assessor as realor personal property, affixnire of anymobile or manufactured home to the land, deactivation oftitle to a mobile or manufactured home on the property, if,any, environmental contamination on theproperty, if any, andzoning violations concerning the property, if any.
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN that thepurchaser atsuchsaleshall taketitle to the above described realpropertysubject to a one (1) month rightof redemption. PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS AT SALE ARE ADVISED TOMAKE THEIR OWN EXAMINATION OF THE TITLEAND THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY AND TOCONSULT THEIR OWN ATIORNEY BEFORE BIDDING.By:
Faisal Sukhyani, Special Master2222 ParkWest NWAlbuquerque, NM 87120(505) 228-8484
I hereby certify that a true and correct copyof the foregoingwassentby mail to all parties entitled to notice on this_ dayof__, 2010.
Zachary J. Cook1221 Mechem, Ste.5Ruidoso, NM 88345Attorney for Defendant Heidi Shinaberger
Aegis Wholesale Corporation3250BriarParkHouston, Texas 77042
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NorthingN-874787.56N-874597.33N-87419S.68N-8737IS.51N.87l798.49N-872727.l8N-872926.30N-871778.'J7
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NOTICE is hereby given that on June 8, 2010, Village of Ruidoso, 313 Cree MeadowsDrive, Ruidoso, NM 88345, filed application No. H-1979-1, H-1980-l, H-198l-1, &. H1982·1 with theSTATE ENGINEER for permit todrill supplemental well to supplementground or surface waters in the Hondo Underground Water Basin in the State of NewMexico.
Application ismade tosupplement the following points ofdiversion:
The applicant proposes touseexisting exploratory wells NOS. H-2540-P0D3 andH·2540-:POD4 to supplement groundwater-under State Engineer FileNos. H-1979-1, H1980-1, H-1981-1, & H-1982·1.
OSEWELLNO.H-1979H-1980H-1981H-1982H-1979-SH-1979-S-2H-1979-S·3H·1979-S·7
Applicant proposes to divert up to a combined total of 400.0 acre-feet per annum ofgroundwater from wellNo. H-2540-POD3 located in theNW~ SE% SE% of Section 34,Township 10 South, Range 13 East, and well H·2540·POD4 located in theNWY-tSEYoISEY-t of Section 34, Township 10 South, Range 13 East, N.M.P.M., formunicipal purposes.
Wells H-1979, H-1980, H-1981, and H-l982 are located along theNorth Fork of EagleCreek. Wells H-1979·S, H·1979-S·2, H..1979·S·3, and H-1979-S-7 are located along'Eagle Creek near the intersection of State Highway 532 and State Highway 48. Theproposed supplemental wells are located along Eagle Creek east of the intersection ofState Highway 532 and State Highway 48 in Lincoln County, New Mexico.
Any person, firm or corporation or other entity having standing to fileobjections orprotests shalldoso inwriting (legible, signed, andinclude thewriter'scomplete nameand mailing address), ~e .objeetion to the approva19f the ap'Jllic~tionmustbe basedon:0) Impamnent; If impairment you mustspecifically ldentify yourWater rights and/or (2)Publicwelfare/conservation Of.water; if publicwel(areor conservation ofwater within the state of New Mexico, youmust showyouwill be substantially affected. The written protestmustbe filed, in triplicate, withJohn R. D'Antonio, Jr, P.E., State Engineer. 1900 West Second Street, Roswell,New Mexico 88201, within ten (l0) daysafter the date of last publication of thisNotice. Facsimiles (fax)willbe accepted asa validprotestas longas thehardcopyis sentwithin 24·hours ofthe facsimile. Mailing postmark will be usedto validatethe24-hourperiod. Protestcanbefaxed to Office of the StateEngineer, (575)6238559. If no validprotest Or objection is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate theapplication in accordance withSections 72..2-16, 72-5-6, and 72-12-3.
Publishedin the Lincoln County News on June 24; July 1 and 8, 2010•
vs,
LEGALNOTICE
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN
TWELFfH JUDICIAL DISTRICTNo. CV2009-00116
AURORA IJOAN SERVICES, LLC,
Plaintiff,
HEIDI SHlNABERGER, a single.weman;AEGIS WHOLESALE CORPORATION;ABC Corporations I-X,XYZ PartnershipsI-X, John DoesI-X and Jane Does I-X, THEUNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES OFANYOF TIlE ABOVE, IF DECEASED,
Defendants.
II
LEGALSLEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF NEWMEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN
TWELFTH JUDICIALDISTRICTCase No. D-1226-CV-200900284
WELLS FARGO BANK, NA,Plaintiff,
WAYNE WATSON AKA WAYNE K WATSONjMICHELE MAHR-WATSON; OCCUPANTS, WHOSETRUE NAMES ARE lJNKNOWN,
Defendants.
v,
LEGALNOTICENOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section60-6BA NMSA of the Liquor Control Act the LincolnCounty Board of Commissioners shall holda public hearingbeginning at 10:30 a.m., onTuesday, July20,2010. Thepublic hearing will be held at the Lincoln County Courthouse(Commission Chambers), 300 Central Avenue, Carrizozo,NewMexico, to consider thequestion ofwhether theAlcoholand Gaming Division should approve the request of aRestaurant Liquor License, as follows:
Public Hearing to consider a transfer of Ownership(Change of Stock) of Liquor License from KokopelliGolfandTennis Club, 1200 HighMesaRoad, Alto,NewMexico, (Liquor License #0441/App. No.602402 B). ,All parties and interested citizens .will have the
0l.'portunity to be heard. Copies of the proposed LiquorLIcense Application may be obtained from the CountyManager's Office at the Lincoln County Courthouse inCarrizozo, twenty-four (24)hours priorto the meeting.
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NOTICE OF SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
Special Master will on July 13, 2010 at 9:00 AM, frontentrance to the Lincoln County District Court, 300 Central NOTICE OF SALE ON EQRECL04;1TTD1l'Ave Carrizozo, NM, sellandconvey to thehighest bidderfor~cash all the right, title, and interest of the above-named PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above-entitleddefendants in andto thefollowing described realestate locat- Court, having appointed me or my designee as Specialed in said County and State: Master in this matter with the powerto sell,has ordered me
. . . to sell the real property (the "Property") situated in LincolnLo~ 4, Bloc~ 9, of WhIte Mountam Estates, Urnt5, County, New Mexico, commonly known as 381 CountyRUIdoso, Lmcoln COl;1nty, NewMeXICO, as shown by Road C006, Capitan, NewMexico 88316, andmoreparticuthe plat the~eof filed mthe ~ffice of the County Clerk larlydescribed as follows:of Ex-Officio Recorder of Lmcoln County, New .Mexico, on May20, 1981, in Cabinet D, SlideNos. A tractof landin theNW/4 NE/4 of Section 24, Township 813 and 14. South, Range 14 East, N.M.P.M,. Lincoln County, New
. . Mexico, as shown by the surv~y thereoffiled in the office ofTh~ address of the realproperty IS 1115 HullRoad, theCounty ClerkandEx-officio Recorder ofLincoln County,RUIdoso, NM 88345. New Mexico, August 6, 1996, in Cabinet F, SlideNo 509,Said sale will be made pursuant to the Decree of moreparticularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
Foreclosure entered onDecember 14, 2009 in the above enti- Beginning at the Southwest comer of this tract from whichtied and numbered cause, WhIC~ ~as a SUIt to ~orecl~se. a the Southwest corner of saidNW/4 NE/4 a plastic Kap onamortga~e held by the a~ove Pl~1lltIff and wherein .Plamtlff rebar, marked LS 8504, bears South 20 o 20' 38" Westwas adJudged to have a hen against the. above-descnbed real 32211 feet thence North 020 20' 38" East 1017 59 f t' Christina Barnesestate m the sum of $340,740.86 plus mterest from O~tober coi~cident With theWest lineofNW/4NE/4, to a GLO B:a~~15,2009 to the date of saleat the rateof the ~ontract rateper can set in 1934 for the North 1/4comerof said Sect' 24 Published in the Lincoln County News on June 17, 24;annum, the costsof sale, including the Special Master's fee, b cr th North f . 1O~ I Jnly 1 and 8, 2010.publication costs, and Plaintiffs costs expended for taxes, e~~g e 0 westcorne~ 0 .thIS tra~t, thence South89 20 . _._. _insurance andkeeping theproperty in good repair. 00 ~ast, 1275.80 feet, coincident with the North boundary
Piaintiff has the right to bid at suchsale and submit of said Section°24" to "the Northeast corner of this tra~t,its bidverbally or in writing ThePlaintiffmay apply all or thence South 01 S6 56. West, 1336.58 feet coincident WIth
f i . d . . . li f h the East boundary of saidNW/4 NE/4 to the Southeast cor-anypart 0 ItsJU ~ent to thepurchase pnce.m leu 0 cas. ner of this tract; thence North 890 27' 42"West, 676.56 feet;At the date and time stated above, tile Special Master m~y thence North 61° 10' 47" West 67849 feet to th P . t fpostpone the sale to such later date and time as the Special beginning' ,. e om 0Master mayspecify, ' '. . _
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN thatthissalemaybe TOGETHER WITH a thirty (30) foot easement for Ingresssubject to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a reinstatement or andegress being fifteen (15)feeteithersideof the followingany other condition that would cause the cancellation of this described centerline,sale. Further, if .any of theseconditions exist, at the ~me ~f Beginning at a pointon the West line of the NW/4 NE/4 ofsale, this sale WIll be null and VOId,. the successful bidders Section 24, Township 8 South, Range 14 East, N.M.P.M.,funds shallbe returned, andtheSpecial Master andthe mort- from which the Southwest cornerof saidNW/4NE/4 bears VS.g~gee giving this notice shall not be liable to the successful South 02°2038 11 West, 305:35 feet, thence South 61 0 10'48" GROUP 1~Idder for any damages. ,East, 612.49 feet, thence North890 26' 24" East,689.52 feet; ROLLA WELLS and Spouse, if any;
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the realproper- thence North07°39' 38" East 325 56 feet· thenceNorth01° J.U.WHITEMAN and Spouse, if any;!y andimprovements concerned withhereinwillbe soldsub- $6' 56" East, 985.24 feet, th~nce' North '000 52' 40" East, J.M. DAVIDSON andSpouse, if any;ject to anyand allpatent reservations, easements, all record- 1320.00' feet to the endof this easement. W~ARTqN & ~~Y, partners,ed andunrecorded liens notforeclosed herein andall record- doing business in White Oaks;ed andunrecorded special assessments andt~es thatmaybe The sale is to beginat 11 :45a.m. on july 16, 2010" D.8. DUNNING and Spouse, if any; .due. onthe frontsteps of theTwelfth Judicial District Courthouse, DANFORTH D. DUNNING and Spouse, If any;
. NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN that thepurchaser at Cityof Carrizozo, County of Lincoln, Stateof New Mexico, GEORGE J. HUDSPETH and Spouse, If any;suchsaleshalltake title to the above-described real property at which time I will sell to the highest and best bidder for GROUP IIsubject to rights orredemption. cash in lawful currency of the UnitedStates of America, the JOHN DOES 1 THROUGH 12 andDated: 06/11/2010 Property to pay expenses of sale.and to satisfy the Judgment all of their la~ful heirs '
granted Aurora LoanServices, LLC. devisees or assigns' an~PeterBacaSpecial Master Aurora Loan Services, LLC. was awarded a GROUP III' 'c/o Castle Meinhold & Stawiarski Judgment on May 5, 2010, in the principal sum of ANYANDALLUNKNOWN CLAIMANTS999 18th St., Suite 2201, Bin 1 $402,691.18, plus outstanding interest on the balance OF INTEREST IN THEPREMISESDenver, CO 80202 through April 15,2010in the amount of $6,911.93, plus late(800) 286-0013 (303) 285-2222 charges of $586.76, plus recoverable/escrow balance in the ADVERSE TOTHEPLAINTIFFS09-1748 rcoi P712397 amount of $8,023.12, plusotherfees of$9.00, plusattorneys Defendants.
fees in the sumof $950.00 andcosts through May1,2010inPublished in the Lincoln County News on June 17, 24j the sumof$450.19, with interest on the Judgment includingJuly 1 and 8, 2010. late charges, property preservation fees, escrow advances,--------------------------------------------------------------------- attorney's fees and costsof this suit at the rate of 7.75% per
annum fromdateof the entry of the Judgment untilpaid.NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the realproper
ty and improvements concerned with herein will be soldsub
LEGALNOTICEDEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
FEDERALEMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCYProposed Base F'lood Elevation Determination for TheVillage of Ruidoso, City of Ruidoso Downs, Village of
Capitan and the UnincorporatedAreas of LincolnCounty, NewMexico.
The Department of Homeland Security's FederaiEmergency Management Agency solicits technical information or comments on the proposed Base p-percent-~~ualchance) Flood Elevations (BFEs) shown m the PreliminaryFlood Insurance Study (FIS) and on the Prel}minaly FloodInsurance RateMap (FIRM) foryourcommunity, These proposed BFEs are the basis for the floodplain managementmeasures that yourcom,mu1!-ity is required to either ad?pt orshow evidence of having ill effect 11l order to qualify orremain qualified for participation in the National FloodInsurance Program (NFIP). For a detailed listingofthe p~oposedBFEs and information o~ tpe statutorr penod provided for appeals please VISIt FEMAs website athttps://www.floodmaps.fema.gov/flun/Scriptslbfe main.asp,or calltheFEMAMapInformation eXchange, tollfree, at 1877-FEMA MAP.
Published in the Lincoln County News on July 1 and 8,2020.
BILLIE-JO GUEVARAADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/HUMAN RESOURCES
Published in the Lincoln County News on July 1 and 8,2010.
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. .Published in the Lincoln County News on July 1 and 8,2010. .
PUBLIC NOTICENOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARINGS
NOTICE is hereby given that the Lincoln CountyBoard of Commissioners will hold Public Hearings beginning.at 1:3~ r.m., on Tuesday, ~uly 20, 2010. ThePublicHeanngs wI1 be held at the Lincoln County Courthouse,Commission Chambers, 300 Central Avenue, Carrizozo, NM88301. Thepurpose ofthePublic Hearings is to consider thefollowing:
1:30P.M.: RESOLUTION #5 ~ DEER PARKSPECIAL ASSESSMENTDISTRICT .
2:00P.M.: BUSINESS RETENTION GROSSRECEIPT TAX ORDINANCEADOPTION
2:30P.M.: FINAL BUDGET FY 2010-2011
Allparties andinterested citizens willhavetheopportunity tobe heard. If you arean individual witha disability who is inneed of an auxiliary aid or service, please contact 505/6482385 at least48 hours in advance of the meeting.
BILLIE-JO GUEVARAADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/HUMAN RESOURCES .
LEGALNOTICE
STATE OF NEWMEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN
TWELFTHJUDICIALDISTRICTCaseNo.D~12Z6-CV~200900178
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR BYMERGERTOWELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC.,
Plaintiff,v.RICHARD W. GARRETT AKA RICHARD M. GARRETT,WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, OCCUPANTS, WHOSETRUE NAMES ARE UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN SPOUSEOF RICHARD W. GARRETT AKA RICHARD M. GARRETT,
Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersignedSpecial Master will on July' 27, 2010 at 10:00 AM, frontEntrance to the Lincoln County District Court, 300 C.entralAve Carrizozo NM 88301, sell and convey to the highestbidder for cash all the right, title, and interest of the abovenamed defendants in and to the following described realestate located in saidCounty andState:
Lot2, block15 of Rancho Ruidoso Valley Estates,Lincoln County, New Mexico, as shown by theplatthereof filed in the office of theCounty Clerk ofLincoln County, November 30, 1982,111 cabinet D,slides 99 through 103, inclusive.Theaddress of therealproperty is 1 Billy TheKidCourt, Alto, NM 88312.
Said sale will be made pursuant to the Decree ofForeclosure entered on May 19, 2010 in the above entitledand numbered cause, which was a suit to foreclose a mortgage held by the above Plaintiff and wherein Plaintiff wasadjudged to have a lien against the above-described realestate in the sum of $70,603.34 plus interest from May 28,2010 to thedate of saleat therateof 6.375% perannum, thecosts of sale, including the Special Master's fee, publicationcosts, andPlaintiff's costs expended fortaxes, insurance, andkeeping theproperty in good repair.
Plaintiff has the right to bid at such saleandsubmitits bid verbally or in writing. ThePlaintiff may apply all oranypartof itsjudgment tothe purchase price in lieu of cash.At the date and time stated above, the Special Master maypostpone the sale to such later date and time as the SpecialMaster mayspecify.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthissalemay besubject to a bankruptcy. filing, a payoff, a reinstatement orany other condition thatwould cause the cancellation of thissale. Further, if anyof these conditions exist, at the time ofsale, this sale will be null and void, the successful bidder's'funds shall be returned, andtheSpecial Master and themortgagee' giving this notice shall not be liable to the successfulbidder.for anydamages.
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN thatthereal property andimprovements concerned withherein willbesold subject to anyandallpatent reservations, easements, all recordedandunrecorded liens notforeclosed herein, andallrecordedandunrecorded special assessments andtaxes thatmay bedue.
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN thatthepurchaser atsuchsaleshall taketitle to the above-described realproperty'subject to rights of redemption.
Dated: 6/28/2010.
Peter Baca Special Masterc/oCastle Meinhold & Stawiarski999 18th St., Suite 2201, Bin 1Denver, CO 80202(800) 286-0013 (303) 285-222209-1268 P718278
Published in the Lincoln County News on July 1, 7, 15and 22,2010.
HAROLD W. PERRY, SR., GLENDA J. PERRY,FIDELITYNATIONAL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY and NEW MEXICO,TAXATION AND REVENUE~PAATMEN~· .
Defendants •
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OFNEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN
TWELFTHJUDICIALDISTJUCT COURTNO.: D~1226~CV~2009~00028
GREENTREE SERVICINGLLCPlaintiff,
keeping theproperty in go.odrepair. Plaintiffhas.the righttobidat suchsaleand submit its bidverbally or in writing.
The Plaintiff may apply all or anypart of its judgment to the purchase price 111 lieu of cash. At the date andtimestated above, the Special Master maypostpone the saleto such laterdate andtimeas the Special Master mayspeci-~ .
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN thatthissalemaybesubject to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a reinstatement oranyother. condition thatwould cause the cancellation of thissale. Further, if anyof these conditions exist, at the time ofsale, this sale will be null and void, the successful bidder'sfunds shallbe returned, andtheSpecial Master andthemortgagee giv.ing this notice shallnot be liable to the successfulbidder for anydamages.
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN thattherealproperty andimprovements concerned withherein willbe soldsubject to anyandallpatentreservations, easements, all recordedandunrecorded liens notforeclosed herein, andall recordedandunrecorded special assessments andtaxes thatmay bedue,
NOTICE ISFURTHER GIVEN thatthepurchaser atsuchsaleshall take title to theabove-described realpropertysubject to rights of redemption:
Dated: 6/8/2ofo.
Peter BacaSpecial Masterc/oCastle Meinhold & Stawiarski999 18thSt.,Suite 2201, Bin 1Denver; CO 80202(800) 286-0013 (303) 285~222209-2721 FCOl P7I0710
Publi~lied in the Lincoln County News' on June 17, 24;July 1 and 8, Z010. .--- ._---~----------~--~--~~~-
vs.
AMENDED NOTICEOF RESCHEDULEDNOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the above-entitled Court,having duly appointed a Special Master in this matter withthepower to sell, hasordered meto selltheRealEstate situated in Lincoln County, New Mexico comtnonly known as132 Smokey Bear Road, Capital, New Mexico and more
.fully described as;LOTS 1AND2, BLOCK 6, MT. CAPITANSUBP!VISION, ~INCOLN COUNTY, NEWMEXICO, AS SHOWN ONTHEPLAT THEREOF
. FILED IN THEOFFICE· OFTHE COUNTYCLERKAND EX-OFFICIO RECORDER OFLINCOLNCOUNT~ NEWMEXICO,FEBRUARY 5, 1965, IN TUBE NO. 210 anda1997 CAVCO-MAKE, 28' X 70'MANUFACTURED HOME, SERIAL NUMBERCAVAZLP954135X&U SITUATED THEREON("Real Estate"). 'Anda 1997 Cavco-make, 28'X 70' ManufacturedHome, serial number CAVAZLP954135X&Usituated uponsuchRealEstate.
A Stipulated and Default Judgment, Decree ofForeclosure andAppointment of Special Master was enteredin the above, captioned and numbered cause against theDefendants Perry on April 23,2009. A Foreclosure Sale wasoriginally scheduled for 01 :30am onMay'20, 2009 andwaspostponed. Thesalewasrescheduled to July21,2009, whichwas cancelled.. . .
. Thesale is to beginat thehourof 10:00 am on the21st day of July, 2010, at the East side entrance of theLincoln County Courthouse, 300 Central, Carrizozo, NewMexico, at which time I will sell to the highest bidder forcashin the lawful currency of the United States ofAmerica,the above-described Real Estate, all improvements thereonandtheabove-described Manufactured Home to paythesuchStipulated andDefault Judgment, Decree of Foreclosure andAppointmertt of Special Master. referred to above, andto satist}' the Judgment in favor of'Plaintiff in the total amount of$98,514.90, inpluding interest to the dateof the ForeclosureSale.
. At suchsale, thePlaintiff maybecome thepurchas-er of the propertybeing sold, or part thereof, andmay applyall orpartof theJudgmentto thebid,should it be thehighestbidder. At the Special Master's discretion, the sale may, bepostponed andrescheduled. In the eventthe Special MasterIS unable to conduct the sale when scheduled, the SpecialMaster maydesignate a successor to actasSpecial Master forthepurpose of iliesale. Without further or other'notice, saidsuccessor may conduct the saleas aforesaid. 'Anyr.urchaser·at suchsalemustpay, in cashor an unconditiona ,irrevocable letter of credit issued upon a financialinstitution and in a formacceptable to me. Thepurchaser atsuchsale shall take title to such, property subject to a onemonth rightof redemption. .
NICKVEGASpecial MasterPOBox 383Carrizozo, NM 88301 .Telephone: 575~648-2463
Publishedin the Lincoln CoountyNews on June 24; July1, 8 and 15;2010.
vs.
FRANK LEPARD,Plaintiff,
.LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF NEWMEXICO
COUNTY OF LINCOLNTWELFTHJUDICIALDISTRICT
CaseNo. D~1226~CV~200900411
NATIONAL CITY REAL ESTATE SERVICES, LLCSUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NATIONAL CITYMORTGAGE INC. FKA NATIONAL CITY MORT~GAGECO., .
Plaintiff,v,
andGROUPll
JOHN DOES 1THROUGH 100andtheirUNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES ANDASSIGNS; and
QROUPIIIALL UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OFINTERESTIN THEPREMISES ADVERSE TOTHEPLAINTIFF,
, Defendants.
SECOND AMENDED NOTICE, OF PENDENCY OF SUIT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that thePlaintiff has filedaComplaint to Quiet Title andforSlander ofTitle in theabove captioned cause wherein youarenamed as the Defendant. '. .YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the general
.object of thisaction is to quiettitle to realproperty, as moreparticularly set forth in the Complaint on file in the above..captioned cause. ' ,
Thereal property'subjecttothiscause ofaction issituated in Lincoln County, NewMexico, anddescribed as follows:
Lots253 and254, RIOBONITO ESTATES,UNIT 3,Lincoln County, NewMexico, as shown by
.theplat thereof filed in the Office of the CountyClerk and Ex-officio Recorder of Lincoln County;NewMexico, onApril 18, 1969, in Tube No. 334;SUBJECT TOeasements, reservations andrestrictions of record;withwarranty covenants.
The Plaintiff's attorney is Adam D. Rafkin, Esq,Adam D.Ratkin, P.C., P.O. Box 1912, Ruidoso; NewMexico, 88355.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that if youintend to contest thissuit, youmust respond to theComplainton or before Au~st 7, 2010, bein~ thirty (30) days from thelastdate of publication of this Notice.
WITNESS myhandandsealof thisCourt this22nddayof June, 2010.
, JAN PERRYClerk of theDistrict CourtBY: Elizabeth Ysasi
Deputy
Publishedin the Lincoln' CountyNews on June 24; July1 and 8,2010.
'pRoupr:WESTERN MORTGAGE, L.P.,
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LEGALNOTICE
TWELFfH JUDICIAl,DISTRICTCOURTCOUNTY OF LINCOLN
STATE OF NEWMEXICOCause No. ,CV..2010..164
Division III
DAVID ELMAN; OLGA ELMAN; JPMORGANCHASE BANK, N.A.; OCCUPANTS, WHOSE TRUENAMES ARE UNKNO.wN, IF ANY; THE UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF DAVID ELMAN; IF ANY; THEUNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OLGAELMAN, IF ANY,
Defendants.
NOTICEOF SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
Special Master will on July 13, 2010 at 9:00 AM, frontentrance to the Lincoln County District Court, 300 CentralAve Carrizozo, NM, sellandconvey to thehighest bidder forcash all the right, title, and interest of the above-nameddefendants in andto thefollowing described realestate locatedin saidCounty andState:
A tractof land in theE/2 SE/4 of Sectiol129,Township 9 South, Range 16East, N.M.P.M.,Lincoln County, NewMexico, more particularlydescribed as follows: Beginning at a point which isSouth 0 degrees 30 minutes East, 1250.55 feet;thence South 30 degrees 25minutes West, 316.7 feetfrom theEast 1/4 comer of Section 29,Township 9South, Range .16 East, N.M.P.M.; thence from pointof beginning South 30 degrees 23minutes West,212.0 feetto theSoutheast comer; thence North 64degrees 22 minutes West, 51.0 feetto theSouthwestcomer; thence North 21 degrees 22 minutes East,104.5 feet; thence North68 degrees 38minutes West8.5 feet; thence North 28 degrees 04minutes East107.5 feetto the Northwest comer; thence South 64degrees 33 minutes East 80.6 feet to theNortheastcorner, which is thepointof beginning; saidtractalsobeing described in thatcertain Platof Surveyfiled in the office of the County Clerk andEx-officioRecorder of Lincoln County,New Mexico onAugust10, 1994 in Cabinet F,Slide No. 69.The address of the real v.roperty is Highway 380,
Lincoln, NM 88338. Saidsalewill De madepursuant to the'DecreeofForeclosure entered onApril8, 2010 in the aboveentitled andnumbered cause, which wasa suit to foreclose amortgage held by the above Plaintiff and wherein PlaintiffwasadjUdged to have a lienagainst theabove-described realestate 111 the S1.Ull of $98,065.37 plus interest fromApril 30,20I0 to thedateof saleat therateof 6.875% perannum, thecosts of sale, including the Special Master's fee, publicationcosts, and Plaintiffscosts expended fortaxes, insurance, and
't
Theapplicant proposes to commence the diversion of23,4acre feet perannum ofsurfaceand ground water from thefollowing points ofdiversion:
Sheriff's Report
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I 01
! '\~II 'Ii II .
II 'HI II;
II
Drug
CR-2009-
CR-2009-l71
CR-2009-l59
CR-2009-l66
Mondav, July 12A slfght chance of
showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy,with a highnear83. night:Aslightchance of showersand thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, low around 53.
Durham;
Thursday, May 278:30 a.m.
Sheridan;
Tuesday, May 25Judge Parsons No Court
Darrell Brantley10:00 a.m.DV-2010-3711 :00 a.m.DV-20 I0-380TA
#1 GlennThompsonlDenson
#2 BillyThompsonlDenson
#3 Pedro Madero;101 CebaUes/WittStip. Cont. Forthcoming
#4 Chris Condon; CR-2010-03MartwicklDenson Set to Plea7-16-10
4:00p.m. Mary LouArenivas v. Stephen Waites;DM-2009-49 (MtnlCustody) Pro SelPro Se
DarreU Brantley1:30p.m. Kristine Brown v. BrianMcGill; DM
2010-47 (MfulPendente Lite) Pro Se/ProSe
Friday, May 28Criminal Jury Trial 8:30 a.m.
#1 Abelardo Lerma;Thompson/Denson
#2 Michelle James; CR-2010-13 DWIUnit/Denson
#3 Paul Salas; CR-2009-151Zimmennan/Densonlvltn/Suppress set 5-26-10
#4 Lynda Summers; CR-2009-157CeballeslDenson Setfor Plea6-18-10
#5 Charlotte Akerson; CR-2010-17 DrugUnit/Denson Stip. Cont. Forthcoming
Wednesday, May 268:15 a.m, Paul Burgess v. Jennifer Burgess
Sargent; DM·2009-162 (Judicial Inquiry) OrtizProSeIn Ruidoso
1:00 p.m, Guy Bell; CR-2009-176 (Change ofPlea) DrugUnit/Denson
TrailingPaul Salas; CR-2009-l51 (Mtn/Suppress)
Zinnnenna~enson
'Felicia Lucero CR-2008-255 (Pending Motions)Ceballes/Denson
N0 Jury Trials#1 Donald Swanner; CR-2009-149
CeballeslDensonMtn/Suppress Set 7-16-10#2 Billy Allen; CR-2009-l67
Thompson/DensonSet to Plea6-18-10#3 Angela Gayford CR-2009-08
Thompson/DensonStip. Cant. & Ext. of TimeForthcoming
#4 Harla Webb; CR-2009-l60Thompson/Denson - Stipulated Cont. & Ext. of TimeForthcoming
MondayMay 248:15 a.m, Telephonic - In the Matter of PQ
2009-11(Merits) B. SchneiderNo Jury Trials .
#1 Guy Bell; CR-2009-176Unit/Densonset to Plea5-26-10
#2 Johnny Flores;Thompson/Holmes Set to Plea6-18-10
Saturday, July 10A good chance of
showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy,witha highnear82, night:A fair chance of showersandthunderstorms, mostlycloudy, lowaround 51. Thesday, July 13
Sunday,July 11 A slight chance ofA fair chance of showers and thunder
showers and thunder- storms, mostly cloudy,storms mostly cloudy, with a high near83. night:witha highnear 82, night: Aslightchance of showersA fair chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostlyandthunderstorms, mostly cloudy, lowaround 53.
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS Julr 08-$-2010 PAGE 7
W th cloudy. lowaround 52.ea . er .. a(Cant. from..R.4}
Canyon Road in Ruidoso,deputy dispatched.
11 :05 a.m. Trespassing reported at location on Arestio Road inSan Patricio, deputy dispatched.
11 :50 a.m. Civildispute reported at residence on F Avenue inCarrizozo, police dispatched.
1:19 p.m. Suspicious activity by person(s)invehicle reported at location on Tall Pines in Alto,deputy dispatched.
1:37 p.m. Warrantservice at location onHwy70 in Palo Verdd4e,deputy dispatched.
1:40 p.m. Welfarecheck requested at business located on SmokeyBear Boulevard inCapitan, police dis-patched.
2:31 p.m. Criminaldamage-to property reportedat location on Little BigHorn in Rancho RuidosoValley Estates, deputy dispatched.
2:49 a.m. Welfarecheck requested forperson
. sitting in car on Hwy 380in Capitan. police dispatched.
4:16 p.m. Firereported on Bar X Ranchin Carrizozo, fire units anddeputy dispatched.
6:42 p.m. Abandoned vehicle reportednear intersection of SilverFox and Coyote Mesa inAlto, deputy dispatched.
7:56 p.m. Fire atabandoned campsitereported near intersectionof FR l27A and Ski RunRoad in Alto, Bonito fireunits and deputy dis-'patched.
8:19p.m. Medicalcall at residence on EAvenue in Carrizozo,ambulance dispatched.
May 306:25 a.m, Medical
call at residence onEnchanted Forest Loop inAlto,ALS ambulance anddeputy dispatched.
8:53 a.m. 911Hang-up from residenceon Reynolds Court inRuidoso Downs, deputydispatched.
10:30 a.m, Information report at LincolnCounty Courthouse (LCC)on Central Avenue inCarrizozo, deputy dispatched.
10:56 a.m. Dogreported running loose onCedar Creek Road inRuidoso, deputy dispatched.
2:16 pm. Alarmreported at CarrizozoHealth Clinic onE Avenuein Carrizozo, police dispatched.
4:02 p.m. Disturbance/family dispute reported at location on
(Cont'd. on Pa\:e8)
13-14E..
presence/stand-by requested at location on GavilanCanyon Road in Ruidoso,deputy dispatched.
10:58 a.m. Burglary reported at businesslocated on Gavilan
10-11 South
SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES20 11 South 14East 18.0
LEGAL NOTICE
May 299:48 a.m. Accident
reported at intersection ofProspect and GavilanCanyon Road in Ruidoso,deputy dispatched.
10: 13 a.m. Police
SUBDIVISIONPt.NYzSE\4
ProposedExpanded Place ofUseVillage of Ruidoso.Municipal Limits All
WELL NO. SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGEH·737·A NJW.SE~ 30 11 South 14 EastH-737·A-S NE%SE~ 30 11 South 14 East
Proposed Additional Points ofDiversion11 South 12 EastRioRuidoso SW~NE~SW!4 19
H·272 NW~NE~SWy.j 36 11 South 13 EastH·272,-S SE!4SW~NE~ 25 11 South 13 East11·272-8·2 SW~SW~NE~ 2 11South 13 EllstH·212·S-3 NEY4SW~SE~ 2 11 South 13 EastH-272·S-4 SB~NW%NE(4 n 11South 13 EastB-272·S-5 NE~NW~SW~ 14 11 South 13 Eastfi-272-S-6 SWl4NE%NEYot 15 11 South 13 EastH-272·S-7 SWl4NE%SEl4 1 11 South 13 EastH-2'12-S-& SEV4NW~SW\4 14 11 South 13 Bast'H-212-S-9 NW~NE!I.lNEYot 23 11 South 13 EastH-272-S·11 NW!4NE!I.lSEYot 25 11South 13 East
Any person, firm or corporation or other entity having standing to file objections orprotests shall do so in writing (legible, signed, and include the writer's complete namelind mailing address). Theobjection to theapproval of the applicstion must be basedon; (1) Impairment; ifimpairment you must specifically identify your water rights; and/or(2) Public welfare/conservation of water; if public welfare or conservation of water~'
within the stateof New Mexico, you must show you will besubstantially affected. Thewritten protest must be filed, in triplicate, With John. R.. D'Antonio, Jr., P.E., StateEngineer, 1900 WestSecond Street, Roswell, New Mexico 88201, within ten(10) daysafter the date of last publication of this Notice. Facsimiles (fax) will be accepted as avalid protest as long as the hard copy is sentwithin 24-lIours of the facsimile. Mailingpostmark will be used to validate the 24-hour period. Protest call be faxed to Office ofthe State Engineer, (575) 623-S559. If no valid protest or objection is filed, the StateEngineer will evaluate the application in accordance with Sections 72-2-16,12·5-6, and72-12-3.
Published in the Lincoln County News on July 8, 15 and 22,2010.
LEGAL NOTICE
For domestic, municipal, and commercial purposes within the Village ofRuidoso.
Wells H-737·A andH·737·AS are located in the City ofRuidoso Downs approximatelyonemile eastofthe intersection orus Highway 70 and State Hlgiiway 48. The proposedadditional points of diversion are located within the Village of Ruidoso boundaries, inLincoln County, NewMexico,
The applicant proposes 'to commence the diversion of 700.83 acre-feet per annum ofsurface andgroundwater from thefollowing described points ofdiversion: .
The applicant proposes to discontinue the diversion of 700.83 acre-feet per annum ofgroundwater from thefollowing points ofdiversion:
WELL NO. SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGEH-1979 NE%NEYotNW~ 36 10South 12EastH-1979-S SEYotNE~SEYot 33 10South 13E~t
H-1979-S-2 NW!I.lNWY4SE~ 33 10South 13 EastH-1979-S-3 SEYotSWYotNEYot 33 10South 13 EastH-1979-S-7 SEYotNE\4SW~ 34 10South 13 East
NOTICE is hereby given thaton June 8, 2010, Village of KUidoso,:;U Cree MeadowsDrive, Ruidoso, NM 88345, filed application No. H-1979-1; 783-1, & H-1497-1 with theSTATE ENGINEER for permit to change point of diversion from ground to surfacewater intheHondo Underground Water Basin in theState ofNew Mexico.
NOTICE is hereby given that on June 22,2010, The Ruidoso Properties IrrevocableManagement Trust, 1304 Central Ave SW, P.O. Box 1307. Albuquerque, NM 87103 andthe Village ofRuidoso, 313 Cree Meadows Drive, Ruidoso;NM 88345, filed applicationNo. H·737-1A with the STATE ENGINEER for temporary permit 10add supplementalpoints of diversion and change place and/or purpose of useof underground waters andchange partial points of diversion nom groundwater 10 surface water the HondoUnderground Water Basin inthe State ofNew Mexico. .
The applicant proposes to temporarily expand thecurrent authorized place andpurposeofuse and add twelve points ofdiversion tosupplement the presently authorizel! points ofdiversion under State Engineer File No. H.737-1A. described asfollows:
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The followinginformation was takenfrom dispatch records inthe Lincoln CountySheriff'sOffice, located inthe Lincoln County ourthouse in Carrizozo.
POINT OFDIVERSION SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGEEagle Creek
NWY4SWY4Sm·~ 31 10 South 13 EastSurface Point ofDiversionEagle Creek
NE!I.lNEY4SE~ 33 10 South 13 EastSurface Point ofDiversionH-1497-S SW\4NE!4SB!4 31 10Somh 13 EastH-1497-POD4 SWY4NW%SE~ 31 10South 13 East
formunicipal purposes within theVillage ofRuidoso.
The move from point of diversion H-1979 is located along the North Fork of EagleCreek. Move from wells H-1979·S, H·1979·S-2, H-1979-S·3, & H-1979·S-7 arc locatedalong Eagle Creek in the vicinity of the intersection of State Highway 532 and StateHighway 48. Theproposed move to groundwater points of diversion are located west ofthe intersection ofState Highway 532 and State Highway 48.~he proposed sUfface w~terpoints of diversion arelocated onEagl~ Creek two and halfmiles westoft~e intersectionof State Highway 532 and State .Highway 48,.and at Al~o R~servolr east of theintersection of State Highway 532 and State HIghway 48 in Lincoln County, NewMexico.
Any person, firm or corporation or other entity having standing t~ fi~eobjections orprotests shall do so10 writing (legible, SIgned, and include the wnt~t scomplete name and mailing address). The objection totheapproval oftheapplication must bebased on: (1) Impairm~nt; if impairment y~u. must specificallyidentify your water rights and/or (2) Public welfare/conservatLOn.ofwater; ifpublic welfare orconservation ofwater WIthin t~e state ofNew MeXICO, Y0!l m1}St. show y~uwill be substantially affected. The wntten protest must be filed, 1ll triplicate, WIthJohn R. D'Antonio, Jr., P.E., State Engineer, 1900 West Second Street! Roswel.l,New Mexico 88201 within ten (10) days after the date oflast publication of thISNotice Facsimiles (fax) will beacceptedas a valid protest as long as the hard copyis sent 'within 24-hours oftile facsimile. Mailing postmark will be.used to validatethe24-hour period. Protest can befaxed to Office oftheState Engl1l~er, (575) 6238559. If novalid protest or objection is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate theapplication in accordance with Sections 72-2-16, 72-5-6, and 72-12-3.
Published in the Lincoln County News onJuly 1,8 and 15, 2010.
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STATE OF NEWMEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN
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