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Publlched W@kly b~THE WELFARE DEpAR~ENT
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VOL”1. DAWSON, NEw MEXIC~ THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921. NUMBER 23,
“TANK TOWNmTEV ti0RATE5 Af%RoFLANE TO VISIT DAWSON
IN CLOUD,3OF SMOKE
The Laird-Swaliow aeroplane, m-
The last mm=of “tank town” f~”ed fo+ fie. ~“mmw at Roy, w1lI
or Dawwn’a “Chauhauhl la”, au it wan ~i~it Da~on ~t~ln the “Ofi few
familiarly known, eva mrahd inti days for a two or> bhree” flaya tip
smoke this Pam week w the tearing ~hi,e giv~g ~~ ~pwti””itF far a
down and burning of r~ain. ‘iHky ~idett w ~11~o~e ~~ ~~oy tie
ing shack that have w UCed (?) thel ~~. The landing field wi]l ‘h 9sside
hill on the right-in enmring the ~bl@h~ ~“ tie ~~e ~]f~lfa fie]d,
came. Although ahocki ng @ reti, north of the. railroad ~~~ ~bo~t
it is presumed tit a f ew million in. two ~i]e~ do= ~e -non. The
habitanti Pdtked in thls flames. The ‘pkne is especially equipped fOr pacommutity
senne of dec ency, as well ~engw ~t~m and is in t~ ~ndn
m thO fire regnIationq till not per- of a“ exp~en~~ a~ia~r, B. F.
mit the construction of d ~aclc of any BiMngq,
nature tiiq the ~am p procinch
James T. Brerinan of fiimem,
c~]~,. ~= ~ ~i~i~r over the fou~h
with mrn~ McGaNey.
tisor befm being son ctid.” ‘2’he ,’
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clenning up of the ~ixty or more
frame shacks thnt wer e ]ucatid on
more. Mr: Gable stateA that 40,000
,,Tank TO~rF Ml] and Mountain Ijmok -out ~i”no= ~~
UB~ moiltly ‘p~ed in the ci~~n in 1920 and
by the railroad ee~lnn pOpu]ati*n, is
an important tiep in th,3 cleaning up
60,000 last year. Au aoen an the
of the entiw onmp irom
~eh ~nm”i, atite hatohery h fully eskibliched,
tiry nnd udgbtly pk<
this Ideal trout fim dll be tick.
es of abode.
ed with hundrdu of tho~nds of
Other Obje@tionable str nlc$ureu sci~
tered thmu~~eut me ~~ious 6ectionn
bout f Op the atiaction b this stnte
of t)nwaon w ilketim to be Tame,.ed of thd thousandn of angl~ and a“m.
for the consemation 0f the health
of Lhe community nnd for tke im-
provemeht of the phygic~d appearanc~
of the camp.
‘= ‘acationieb who are now annual.
ly crowding the trout atream~ of
Oolorudo. With the completion this
highways kading b the canon and
year of the gr8ve) aufi=ing of the
PROMINENT u; ~ R ‘OFPICIW with -the..preaant mpid .devtioment
HERE I 1.f the oirnarron” and coriti~”ti”t
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streams for ideal trout fishing, notti
Da- WM visited n last Wed.
~ Y~7 or *O ~11 ~ the in
nwday hy s sr?nP Of t e PminOnt f,l~ of thou~d~ Of ~r~ fron
officialo of the E.”P. & . w- RY~~. tie plai”a ah~ for a summer cam~
Those offichrla,included in the party
In tis delightful mountain region
were: A, E. Ewe& V. P. and Gen. ~ van at the pre8ent writing, the at
Mm; L. U. MtiI& Gen. Supk ; 0. D.
ivi~iin; ~nd tractive =enic b~uties of the Cim,
-h, Supt. tietern
arron canon, tlta, palisadeu, the Eagle
H. E. Stnn#buW, Resid ti Enginwy.
N- dam and its beautiful lake, tc..
RE’AL SUMMER ATHER gether with the circle drive w
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Elizwbethtown, W River, Queutu a“d
Thu * wk~@v us to hf*n- TME, am ~1 wonderfuldrawing fen.
day, tie $0~1 W- qo “=bly warm tures that O*IYnd tha magic tiuch
of *P ~epaivo advertising campaigm
~::::’’~%t%;,
when the maximum
rmmhed 92, on no day
@em@eY ctimbed to 90
atre maximum tempera
●bout 85. Tbp drizzlin
Y ulY ‘m Znd, “
~m~er~tute
m the thernd
tie ever.
re ~ bmn
min gn the
to divert thouuandu of auti tauri~
jnto the mountaino of Northern New
Mexico, WbOn her IAH and
streame are fully s~cked from, our
new ntih fi~ Mhery with rainbow,
~~o~ ~d ~~~n~iq tmnt and her
firet of the week mat d Ptsd cd* I~~m. are p]acd on a Pm with tie
bration pkm
k Tactically
for the ~.
wae quit
innured
general and
umper C~PU
connecting highwnya f- neigh.
bOring s~%, tho New Mexico Rock.
ien will speedily become a summer
CAME WARDEN G LE VISITS refwe for the citizensOf the hot
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BAWSON TAKEs DOUBLE
HEADER FROM VAN HOUTEN
Game@ p~yed Sunday and Monday
with Ven Houten phowed hweon>e
-itiOn twO game~ hkher in the
pme~~aee eelumn. Tke first contd
was annexed with ~ wore of II to
10 and the Mqnday game, 10 tu S.
Th~ Sunday game had dl tie aw
peamnce of a .qomgwht on~ded
COnbd until the opening ~f of the
ninth inning when the visitom ~t
ed out sufficient M” tu net ei~bt
next ti Lumleyr.g .gIanti a“d pound.
runs, tying the wore and com~lling
the game b go elevm innin~ bef ma
the winniw run w= put aCI.OM.me
Winn{u clout was pounded ant by
Lumleg wlm ww re~eved by Schrep.
femn in the ninth’and went h ri~ht
field, With one out ~d s runner on
.eecond, Lumley won hiB owm ~me
by hitting out a mfe twkb~. un.
til the suddep turn in the ni~th, when
everybbing looked nicely sewed iqy
with Me score st~ding 1(I b g, Lure.
Iey pitihad gilt edgad ball and cin~. I
ed ‘Me e~~]]ent performance hy hi~
ting out the winning wallop, Dm.ing
four inrdngn, but 12 men f-d ~kn.
The fsatn~ of the game werg we
hitting of tiart and Amho~ for the
10caln and Mm’tinez for Van Ho”tin;
a fast double” by the viEti~ H.
nm @ Chow h ,tiun~lw; and .~tffieult,
back Vnniig flies caught by
Amoae and Oorey of Van Hout8n.
The iin~up and bo~ ~re for the
fiti game were M foll~:
Van Houtin: Winkler, p; Chavez,
c; Chongo, us; Kemp grd; Roud~y,
1st; Mesner, If; Corey, cf; Be2nu, rf;
Martin=, .2nd.
Dqw80n: Ambw, *S; Smart, 8rd;
Kerr, cf; Koehling, c; Shepfman,
rf; ~ribner, lst; Shannon, lf; ;Colvidge,
2nd; Lumky, p.
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Viaitire .-02000000800 10 18 11
Daw20n .-SEO 108 11001 11 1S. 4
Modyg. -mm
The fdurtb of July coati, wak
called at five o’clock in the eveni~
after an all-day drizz]e =Mch mada
playing difficult In apt~ of the
dimp~inting performance of the
weather man during @e day, n lavga
crowd W- in nttend~e w WIti=
thk mcond defeat of the vieit.o~
=epf-an fer Da~n m ~und.
ed fer a *1 of ewention Mte, b“t
excellent support behind him p~]l~
the. game out of WVerSI dficutt
holes and held the rmnn down. Day
for tka vi~iti WM tOUC~~ fOr a ~
tnl of m~ht.hits hut received poor
sUppurt at-times that a~owed _eral
unearned runn h accumulab =~inat
thin. The IIIOWdiamond and the
-g we@w Contions, pre.
-ted any brilliant fielding.
Score by innings:
RH. E
Van ROuten .101000100 - ,if 17, 6
DawEok . ..-100 124 20x 10 6 1
Batteh: Dig ~nd Day for viti.
tom; &hrepfermun and Koahling for
DawIwn. Wmpires, Btid cnd Emnm.
MEXICAN CONSUL GENE-
HERE SUNDAY
Hon. LniB M. do Oca, coq6ul, gen. \
era] for the Mexican government at
El Paw end Eon. C. Mariano Garcia,
Mexican connul of Mbuquerque, artived
I@’ Saturday eveni~ for a
day’s visit in Dawson in the interestq
of the Metican people who are citi.
nens of the republic ta the south. The
two visitors were nget at Me ~in by
p reception committw of saveral bun.
dred fellow-countimen, who emo~
ad by the band, paraded the main “
S* in h~nor of the guestu. On
Saturda~ evening, a weption wam
held at the home of D, ~eraande%on
~e, &~il~ qn~ P* 10,80’~u~ay mm,
ing, an audienae of ,,wveral hundred ‘g~thered
at tbe opera how to ]!*U
to addremes by the two consuls.
The purpoEe of the viuit = to
make known tbs. fact to dl citb
of Mexico living .in this section of tie
~ti that the una”dtled conditiom ex-.
isting in Mexico Ior the past W-
years had entiraly dieappaared and
tht completi amnesty wan exknded
to all factionn. An earn~ pka w-
made fot aU citkens of Me M-,
repubhc to rtiurrt b their former
h- and feel aamred that peace
and prosperity would attind thk re-.
the, El Pago consul ww fornmd, me
memhera vf thin committee ara: E.
Jaloma, Pr22ident; J. ,Paez, vice-pr~
ident;, D. Fernandez,. secretiry; A.
Ouezad% Jr., amistant n-etary; B.
Arviola, A, Barajas, ,P. CamAo, F.
Hernandm and J, Hemandez, _
ing member2.
CALDWEUi SECtJRES” A DUW
Quiw a nu~b~af Da~ni~
witne~w tbe boxiqg tournament held
at Raton layt Monday atioon. The
main event be+en Walt.r CaldweU
and Uue. Skde rmultid in a *W
aftm fifken rounds of f~ and fu.
rfous fighting. Both figbtam wMe
mal sportsman ~nd put up tie bed
exhibition of the art evm witn~d in
this cection of the country. me d+
oicion met the judgment of everyone
who wen unbiasti.. The prelimi~
i- were lik- of a high order. Kim
hey gave the k.o. b Fox in h firet
round. The ~ench Kfd. .foflowed
@uitby knoctig out Andemrt 4n tbe
4th round and Tomar and Bar&m
fought to a foufimnnd draw.
BOY SCOUTS OFF THURSDAY
The hay 2COtlt‘tiOP, under tbe
!=dmhip of J. B. ,Morrow, mut
ma~ter, expe~d b kave thie morn.
ing for a two week camp in ag Cimarron
canon above Ute Park. Wv-
Bral memb~~ of the btip were Uble
ti. go on amrtrbt of interfering
au2es. Thre13 gneute accompanied
the troop. -e included in tie
party, were: Vae Gw~ Mplr and
Wa)laCe *rk, ChtiIes and Ah%
Perry, Wah kvOring, Wm. Red.
W* Dave H~k~ Harnron Black,
Tam= Connom, Oarlgl: Vickwe,
Thomaa Johnnon WM, a ti~r in ~ Perkk and Sidney tiwfard, Tom
filnidad laut wwk on hoain~. , Warden, Jr. -d H@rb@ Bradford.
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