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Corona CommUnil)' ('alcndar. AU photos must he :mhmitted to Village Hall hy10:00 a.m. on July :!4th.The photos ",,'iIl. he on display at the Corona PuhlicSchool.s Auditorium.
'5:00 p.m.: Annualhamburger dinner at the Corona Senior Center $5.00donation
.5:00 p,m. Winnersof the Photo Contest .. TheFriends of the Corona I.ihrar;y will annuuncu thewinning photos fo~ the 2{) 1()-
9:00 am:Plavda" at the ("0-"
rona i\rcmi f'llr children I 5and under. No f',ntl) FeesCuntact Koric v..·ashburn at849-1414 or Scott & Denisel\.1artin at 849·1515 t'brmurc information.
feature His/(}1'l' oFrr(l'\"'('llnNew A-lexil:n and will havethree exhibits exploring thehistory of transportation inNew Mexico.
• TraiJs and Talcs• Riding the Rails• Road Trip
Friday. July 24thAll Day: Van ofEnchant
ment' will be in Corona TheVan 0/ Enc1?antment will
The 2009 CoronaSummer. Festival will be heldnext '\o'eekend. The scheduleis:
caICenter(LCMC)atmounces thrill~d a~ the Qpportunit}. t.b \\-ork•. siud L; Ray' Nunley.that Judy' Brown. R.Ph. is the .. ,return home Bllhou~1t she IS ""'m pte..1scd that r't"esh~teriann'ew m,ar'iftger of the LCMc quite familitlrwith tIte.hosphal : got somebody ofthal qualit},:"
: PbarmacyDeparim'el1l. Brown 4tid itS·se..vll::es. .. . ·~I·m thrilled·to hn'\cstarted, w.ithLCMC on JUne .:. . ·,·D·t. J3ccchi:c!: dcUv~ the oPP011!1I1ity,fo ",or~ here'
·29~ :2009'.. '. .... ' .. ~ . .:'.' :ere,d' both of my daughters as a pharmacIst and; to get'. . Brown '. comes .tQ. here at LCM<..'./· sniil Hrd"...n; . back hottle.·· said Brnwl1-. ·~Ev~
· LCMC.frofiiCarjsb"adMedic~1 ·•..'rhe)lospltnl is'lu'uch bigger'"' erybody';s so I1h:c -ttt the l1~s~"· Center where she was a ·staff '10W and It'g. alTIi'I:i"Jllg'how the. ,PitaJ" and.: 'they J13\:C . rC'an~,
.. ,' ph~tm8eist...She._ g~ad~*ed 'r,hy,sfc:al ,therapy" dcpart1l1cnt \made me feel \-\'cfcoIlW: I \'Hmt.. : valeajct6ri~n frol11 RIO Gra'lde 1as gmwn illt(') the flew buHd- : to !llake.' 'Jr' difference her...:~, ··.'ie, School hi A, lbuq'uerquc",· I' r J .·,Br'owJladded. ," '.. ,,":"n U !fH!..• was Itt aw~ W len, stl'W ''·:an ·re.cei.vti:d.hcr. bachelot'sof·.· It ~ Brown added . Parkci' ..sttid that'· science ..d.egrec, 'ift .Pharmaoy' ... . ' . LCMC : und I'l'esbvtcrian" from·South",'estem ·Oklaholufi. " . '" .' BrQwn has worked at He'fllthcare ~kH~ic~; Ne\.'\i Mcx-St~te :Univets,ity. in .~eather~ hosK!tta:~ ~tised phar~aci¢s, at· lc<?:s.onfy priv~u.'::n~(~for-:-pr()r.:.
"' background an both hospital ·Cetlter ·in. SHver'Cit,)!, :She JIas :professionals' that' beUeve ill.bhd retail pharmacies-through... als()' .I?~~n .~ r,elipf: pharmacfst ... pig,b· qUl!-lity care .aild i?st.lent
'. out'N.cw'Mc,,-iccmnd thtl south~· for Arizona and New ~exiep; satlsfactJOrf.. .' LIJ1~h1CO~T1-. :. ~Sl.~· said ~~CMCdirector of, ,<~he. bpgan li~r pharJt:la~y dn~.. ty M~di~a1Center is iI· county,. :
.. tJ,ttHcllt cnre ";>~~~igcs~ Patsy 'reet", :1"..~e.~Alng.~ for: L.. Jia.y oWfJcd :,f'aciHty J~~s~d' ~~~d'· Pari{~r~ RN.MSN.· She ~ got n. ;NllT1lcy, S 05plta~ ~hatrrlacy ntH-tinged .by· .Presb~teruU1 .
. gi"eat ·toam in the > ·~harjnac)t ttom 1979..82 oeforesheopen... Hco(tficaJ''c'Setvie-es, Thisparl.. ·.:"" dcp.nrtmef!t (ll,rd t .thi..,~ her .ed' h~r ~Wtl. ·retail.. pJHittn~~y . "!1~"ship ha~.e;t<1~ted ~il1ce:.t 9;12
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thl: Ncv. Mexico Hdjudit.:al'iollprOl.:c"s is unique amHhg v.cstt:rll .,.Iates.
In Nc\.\ Mt:xico. 'EipO ...... Jble ...... ater rights .claim· isdetermined by the U~ ofaenal
lt~ .-trter VOLI h;IVf: l.·nnsid.c.:rcd all the n;any adv.lnr"tg-l:s ()f
1.1 gift mule, and you finallydeL'ide th.lt lnavbc this .isn't exactly f(l~ vou -- consider the l.inl'oln County News a!'l a special gift".'rhe ~ew!i'docS;l'tcar a thing, llocsn't smell, won't rdghtert.your neighhors Inul'h. and has l11any uses aftc-r you've p~\sscd your copy a.roundalnong lna11)' friends and rclati\-·cs.
~rhc ~E\VS is 'diflcrent' in many ways. It's sti"ictly a local newsp~pcr.all about people of I .iIH:oln County and surrounding: areas, with pic~ures
of pcnpll.' doinA tlH.:il· thinp; ~n this weat hig: t·ounty. And it's a bargrun..
Send 'y'()J.!r sul!!H~rmtion to
Line-ofn Countl1 New~P.O. Drawer 459
Carrizozo, NM 88301.
or Call 575-648~2333
A nude is (-}-Icaper thana weekcnd in Las Vcg-as.will prohably cat wh.ltcv(."r grows in you had<.yard (or your nc."i~hhor'...ha~ fe,," (")r I1li.l\'hl" noInnyin~ parts and theupkeep is a lot Ic..s thanjunior's car.
You nUl plln:ha ..c." a I1Hlh.'fnr ;u"ound four or fi'\ l.'hUllth-cd -- thillJ!;" aill'tlike the'\' used to he Lu ;1 ..
Inulc p~iccs arc con(:crncd-- and this spct:ial p;iftprohahly won't hc <1n~'
Inore stuhhorn than sonH'of the pcople aroul1l1 the-r.incoln County :'\:C\.......
Sure ,\vou].:.! be a sllquising"gift ifyou n1\lld snc.·akYOUI' olule into thc..'li\·ing~oonl l.'Oll1C <-'hfistula ..
~~t~~~,~~_~a~~:td~~e~v:;~d~~~~' :g~~~h~ttl~fb~?J~~ci:~.dtfu~!~~···. .. ~.,.. ·.·.·~....·B..' >a".:.~..:..I:•.:!~,'.::.. ...... ':,'hi otllCr. s~ate$. l:\CCord.mg- th~.. failure to file on"e's water rJ~ht. " . 'IldJ'1\:.Institute of Public Law.e'v~ry-·· claim bo:·'time. ~iiould fi,hng .~. . ;' '. ," .,' ,.,..'_. 'R" .;'~one must file claims' iden.tify..-: 'become' a·reqdrr~.rI1l~,rlt;·,:'. ',... 'ing their WAter rights· by' a .' '..'-: ..A·no~her·:op~.i.on·.to'be::. ":~.'.O··:·I··d··. :·.iN·. E·~.·.W..... S.'.:.manda)ory deadline, Cla,lms . considered m:..tIie· m.eans gy ""are then ~valuated'fo'r: variditY which w'ater't"igh,ts aie' fdentl:-':, .. ," 'b)' a state water agency.' . . fied:wOlJld.b~,'-to initiate 11 prQ-..
. The Institute of.Public gn.lni·,t~ro:ugtJ.;yfh.i,oh' th~..~~ate' ... ' .:.::....Law has issued a fiSt.ofsome .~oi,Jld 1,U-ves~I~~~.E,lnd 11(~ens.e.of the be-n.efits and, dra:Wb~ks water 'r:lghl~ ..c!a,m.~., ·t:,he ·.I~w, ..: '.. c . • • . ..... .,
of" the ap~rQa.ch· that .would cen'smg process ..:wolJtd allow·.. ... A h 'L" NC'O· ',".' ·C·0 'Ar"rl" '. -:i-' .. ..' .'Fequh~e claimatl\s'\o fjle their for 'the ,deternHn~tion;·that'.a' ,'. - .. S t.e· 1 . LN·' 'Un:..f:Y·N.e.w.;;, goes '..
. water rights with the state. It i.s cl:airn i,s:·h~gitimMe.Q~for-e' th~ .. :i~t(Y .lt~ l:04th.y~~r·.9I:b:~~pg ip." e:~is.r¢.r.rce~.(1~?05":: '. "suggested ~·that th"e' cnange claiman{·eoters. jntQ'any cO,ort . > ~099)r' .".V~:W'II ag~rn .be,.F~nliloml.y" pUbhsHmg. \ .. '
. would speed up the'proc;ess ..o.f.: procee~ing.:arid ,wQuld Sl?r.vc·: .artJ;c;:I.es. f~jom.'(1ld ..A:'"EWS:fil~.s. The fQllow~n~':att'7"'identifymg water, right!,,-. ern.;- .' to d~,?e.l<?p,a.rer~ab[edl!i'tabase.,:~ '." i~le app.e~t~d in :~he,:"L.inpoln· t:'tllrttj'.'"Ne'ws. '.. ' :: > : .'
from the' beginning.: aff.qr.il· ,ce.nSing,:woul~..Qe; ~esjg~~d:to ." .... 'clalmallt:> a" sense ofcontrol or develop. more ~0mp!et¢.water" 0" -. ',' ,l.:'lnpowermCI'I-(· in ..regards to ': I'lg~t·~ecqrd·S. :~~~ :.fac!.I.i~a!e· ·iJ;! . .' ". n,. eO',",. Sp.r,t·.D.·.g'..': D·.·.. a':'y',"':the!!' water "rights and'pdssib:lx' adjudlcatlOn.. '.' ., .... :.save in lbe expenditure -qf. '..... , '~6n'Je'br.tbe:·ppt~l1tj'i.lI· .... .' @ ,..• .stale resou·rces. . benefi~s.:·,bf1..h:¢. !.ice.i:l$Jn~ ~.J?- . . " n'" ,: ,ar~~'."~O" f7,A'. '. "
Drawback$ of' the ap- .pro~ch. me,lude a r~duQ.tton Ill,' . , . ' l' '1LI, :.LJV,. 'proach in~lud~' placing th~' tfie:E\-ffiount '"Qf tjme.~ sp.enf· iii· .. t~:' ,,' '7-' .' . ~ I"n~':4'burden,for filing qh tI:-!e clail:ll-; court 'becaLi$,e~the'basied~~tls:' 1J.·e ,..\I~ :ear ."Z'':I 'ant, ~reatingconflisjQ·n.amQng·, of·. a':-clairri "would ..be. aeter- . ...., ...,cl-aimants tha,t could r~su!t ,if!. . ·mirred:b.ef"ore,goln"to. (£Qu.I'1:..:·. 0'::" 'B ' W" '.t·egitimpte' water' rights: claims"' Lic.ensi.ng·would also pr.Qvide·'" " r, ar" . ,·VS.•.not being filed and favo.ring crail-nail'ts -W·jth·· doculll:elit~d . .,those who have more time and ."~TOQr of"~t3t-e re:eogn~~I~n ~f < • E P "p",-, S"Winoney to devote' to m:akirig· the claim.. '." ,.,'. . '., ' :. " .. ~ '. ~ • " •their claims: ' . . ". . ::. ::Aiilong .:t~e".: ·po.$Sikli;l :.. . '. .. . .,' . .
If it is det~rmined that· drawbai*s'; o,T:·the heelJsl~g'" '. . bY' ;l.S.C~: ;','the h.:;:st approach for I'i:lentify~. ·option.wo~ld bea,n inabili!y·fb ...:'·· .·.:The·: shori -draiIui' which 'we 'ar,e':abotit to .i Ilg water rights claims is to . 'Cll~lI~flge tll.e .c!a!m..i~ a ..Ja~~r· .:.. . unf9lc;l. lC?ok'p,lace:in Carrizo?:Q .On~.da.'y":.jfltb¢ .require every' claimatlt'to fiJe court'c~seom:ie the hcense'has . Spnng ·of 191A:1..· '....... : ...,... , .,' "'. .....the e taim wjih the state, a been acic~~teq'bytb.e:~ra:~:r:n.afit... : ~ ': .j}s,~as"custornl,\vy-in·.thqse d.aY"Sj ;"th~. hirges~:.change in stale law would .be . :.. " " T:he. .fpU.l1l} "$'~P :~pr . shlriment .of goods ..for. ,the ·dIfferen.t Olll:!lues"'... "" .necessary. Some. method adJudlcatmg water rigl:it~ In 1" .. , ,I" ...
woutd have to be .~staQlished New MexiCQ is foreach'Claim-, . 'house~c 9Yer.-tQ~n, ';artived :by 'rait 'an,p the dray:",i ' "'. to pr-ovide cl'aimants the' nee.. '.. ant ~p ge(a,ohpnc-e.'to pbJ~t'~9·. . . .:.'Ii1,en~:of·t@;town.:" .Joe ft. Ada~s. M~yer.'J: Ba~ . ." T •
essaty teCh{lieat assistanee 'in' other 'cfauns witl1to·the sallle . . . n~tt.. ~nd '~QY. Textprl'. saw t9-.1t that ·p'e...~·~habl,~,·· ..",.filin.8 claim ror~s. That assrs..:. . basin. Acuording to the lristi- . ~ merchandise. was'pe ,iViered .first. Tl'ie last' a.nq. .tance cou-Jq. COlne <from ah as,,;, rute "or Public Law. it- Js '.the .. moSt :Yaluable' shipment to arrive'that w~ek. two.signed j"ndependent .agem:y .N~w ·M~xico pto~$~ of s.ta~· :' .day~ j1,lsfpc;:fo~e pay·.d~Y·fQr·.the'E.;p.. & S,.W .. ·.::that ·holds "ater rights records geril)~ the"l(ey ,stages of:adjl,J-' . nJ,il.ro·ad.ers•.Wa·s a.large consJgnment of ca$es ofl)nd survey IJ1fonnation.. 'or', dicatlon that result· in .·Iong., ,': whiskey. kegs ,of Boc}{"beex: .and bottled 'light· .th,lm the OSE.. If the OSE, .drawn out':'C;:Oilrt .·cases~ The '·.b,eer "p~ckeq,~lght 'in "Straw In stave·barrels·. The."were to become. the agency, oppdrttinrtY. '.. :t9 .-ab)epr . to'· .a.,,: draYfl.1e.n. ··.workc;:d ·i.i1.c¢.$sanUy ,th.ose .:tWo days';'· .prov~ding assistance.· the role ne~ghbp·r.:s"water;··rlgh~~.~. de.-:' de~~.v.er~.ng that treas~r.e from th.e deP:Ot·p1~t"for.l~of the OSE w9uld'be chan.ged la:r~~.ti1it.,J .l!lrcJ~lm.l:mts.Tl,gh~s .... to .the fOur. saloon.&: ov-eJ;·town, CampbeJl~5: .'so that i·t would not represent w.lhlO a bas," 'ha~e be~n'de- .. 'SaJ(j~m~' 'the Star.,.the··Headlight; ·an,crJoe P. ;-.the stal~ in water rights" adju,- cided. " ". . '. ' . ·:Romero·s pn. t.lte: Eastside. ..'. ,:,.' . " .,'dicatiQI1. The office .of the. ".~A:p:-:oi?osed changtil·in.· .' . '" Coinb:idei:ttaUy~. pay day 'fell on Saturday for'state'~ attorney genetal would, the ptoc~S; wo~ld, .aJ}ow,al.·. ·b.oth the 'rallrQader and the. Bar'W cowboys.,' .' '.assume the role of state repre- . mvolved persons to o~J~!'rt.to.a. '. ,.' .1'l!e. cowpo,l<es;.h.a«;l l,ittle.ot' no :;;~eep', ~he' ..scntative in. adjlJdicati:pn pro- watcr·rightS'¢lalm·a$,It.i~I?~ '.'.. mghl: oefQre~ In ant1ClpaUon of wh,at.w.as In Storec¢edings.. A "third option in~eY.a:l-uatdd~Ythe·state"Any. 'Ift-r them the. folloW'ng day in the w~ of Tt'Vwou Id be ror the state:, to fund Ie al"J'ssue aC£'e.c.tin~' the claim . 'Ii',.' •. .:. '. .• . .'. • . .m~ .;J- ''" J!laklOg, The could hardly Wa.•t and.. y Qpemng ..a separate a~en,:y to prov.id~, woulc·alsoha.veto e'r.Q50Ived . um.e, :fhey: w~re l!l'!ed up. at, the door QfCam- ..Icchnical assistance 10 claim- at thar.point. rather than wai.t-: ppet! 's' salo'qJ::l. waItn:tg Jbt the sound Qrtb.~.·g01.1gallis. The forums will· alsu· ing for' subse~uent proceed- .' and destructIon. Which they had not dr-earned of
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eachclau:n.behear J aSlnge' noon .. when.rhe .. tr.ajn with the pay car.·coupled.coul1 heating.; .. ' :. .. ~ . f'. 'ttis'soggest~>that<the . to. Its rear. arrived' rom ELPaso. When tJiose
benefit"ofsuch'a 9h.ange in the· 'boys. gal.. tbei.f. P8;Y env-el~sahd )~"!age it to·' .:way' :disputes' are... resolved Camp6eI1's •. tne.c(}-wboys·~¥"fourwQuld be that issues could be. sheer: in the wind "':and"~ome'wereplaymg· poker,'.
'settled as th~ ·a.rise. 'rather whjJe the othe.rs were' punChing the Qag'. singing·..thnn· waiting Tor aU claimants danCing and weeping to .the sentin'ient31 straIns .
. to.. be joined: as defendar-ts. 'Qf "Lfl P~loJi1a" 'by D~rrtian Holguin 'a:nd Pablo .Telles, '.' '. ", . .
.Drawba~ks inc-tude ',problems ' Gunslinger. Charley was the most polluted '.cOl1n~cted'with notification of . of the .Jot ana when the railroad lads. were' lined.parties in Tcmote -areas, espe- , .at the bar pouring- drinks. 'the re,serited theircial1y i~ -l)o,tices .of hearin~s intrusions nd unleashed a stream of veryunsa-and deCISions were to be. 'IS- v~ry langl.1a"ge at them.' He kept- it ~p' un,til Billsued electronically.
Another possible Leggett. a big, husky engineer•. could tak~ nochange to .t~t:. w~y the -State more and walked up to Charley and tried to ,handles adjudication of water pacify him jn a gentle way. Charley was too farrights claims would'deaf with . gone for reasoning of any sort, arid he squirtedwater organizations. irrigation tobacco juice in Bill's fac;e. Leggett clipped himdis:trict~ and acegUt3s. Cur· one. on his beak and Charley sprawled on thenmtly. each jndiv.i~ual claim- ·floor. His coropadres intervened and that startedant of a W8.ter rig)1:t must par- .ticipate in the le:g~1 process. A a fre~-for~aIL The cowboys' were at a· disadvan.·change. for consic!eration lage . (nUll' too much liquor~ and the best they\\ioulif be to issite a single 11- c()u~d d~ ws to topple over. poker tables, chair'scense' or adjudi<;ate a .single and .even .the .st.ove. wh~n thehhit the' floor. 'they ..water right fol' the orual,iza- hi' O. . hOI t' • . 't .•tion on behalfofits indTv-idi.1a1 ,'(ere ·a.·. ll.Ouy mess. W 1 e efr an agonlStsmembers. Individuals wou'd didn't hav~ a scratch.~.ail1. 'O\vnership of· their, .' <;harley got,to his feet a'nd 'someone conked':rtglits. " but" 'the, 'organization:' him tin ·-the iioggin With a· bra~s, spitoot:). and Ji~' '. "couldJ.lcn:tsarepres~1;!.tati'V.e·of landed,outside of"the ~o.or.·l-fe soon regained hiS' .'aU of the··trierribers.· S(lch a ·fe~t·.and 'with' blood str~amingCfrom hi-s:face; 'he ..:..ohange would .requ-ire· that " ··s.tetg(Ter~d aro.und the corner of the' ·po~to.tfjce an9'some method afso b~. estab-.· . it:'-Iished. to deal with'd,isputElS. . headed·.. ~litraight ·~o the·'back of."ZiegJ~r'.s.Stol."e,.. .RI11Of,g·hld.ividual.1ncmbers of. ',wl~e~,h~ had his ~9rse ~le4 to a hitching raj]'. Hei"the Qt'ganizat1tm.' . had ·a boot top str-apped to his: saddJehorri~ Where. .., .' , he.cai:ded his 45 Alitomat!,,: He g()d!>.egtin lind':" ,
, .. ' :i'hfs a·pp~oac.lr could . ·~ifa.rted. b.~c~ to the.. saloon.•.poi.n.·ting··ihat 111.·eart.·gat ",.,result.in n.reditctiofl·:o.f die: .
. ' -thne ·...st'e!lL~ll·.·adJuqicatiot)~ ... , . lf1 ev.ej'y ·dj.re~ti.Qn· When h~ go.t to ttH:~: "doo:r; he .....hl1d .ellminate· .the potential' . stiqnbJcd ,and ~e;n(into·thesaloon c.ra,w.1irig.on·AU .
'. need fot eadi' i.ndi.v.idual to":' : fours: .but: he dido!t 'lose hls"gtip'-on:that rnena-: .' '.pay for. his or hex. own legal-.' . c'~ng gat. ~arttmd~rsTice l\ild:Sapdo:vatd~.ljke4 "·services. Members would also· .. · . behind ~he bal'~ ~ut.before'he'had'a chatice to do .'!.?c. ·givell. 'an. :op'pot!u,niiy )0'" . any', damage. J~:is eomp~ri.jorjs disat:llled ·h..ltn and" ,repre$~h·t1hemselves. separate . hi' , h' d '1frd,nj the o~ga~.izat.iqn~·i.f~I,ey :,s~r ~'Ill ~ 'arm ~ alT an... t)egan doctOfltlg h th .so desired. Drawbat::ks·()fthis . Wlth ·;w:e.r towels and hot \.Vhisl\ey todc~.le~L He'. ',:~pprt)aeh generally, would be ,-pass.eq- out.,eomplet~IY _and, -w~.$, takeri :to the l,ack .associated with complications .' r(')~ afld there Hlyed. t1~t pn' h."is b~ck~ .::. :' , "with 'pending ~i~putes o.r d,is-· ' .. ' ~ . W01"d::)l-aq· been' flashed to the sa,loo,n of the'p,li"'s" among .. organlzation impending danger'andthe.railrolic/ers being fuiiy .
. ~~.m.be.~or· ~~e infOrfn~~fOn . . aware· 'of .c~11arley·~s,re.put31i.o.n: with a gun: WtJ,erl' ... ' about the. Jidy' , ISm..forum· in "drhik~rtg•.,~d. now c;biled and' ready:. t6 strike~'.:'.,' .'
moriaJ C;'eremony - CoronaC~meter;y~American Legion& Ladies Auxiliary. speaker: Senator Rod Adair, I 0:00 a.m~ Corona' DaysParade ~ Corona Main Street
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fqot wHl be the· parade GrandMarshall this year. She wasf'estiv?lchail"pet~ol1'from1.984through .1993". She drove a busfor Corona, Public Schools..one aflhe IOhgest routes. from
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Ve·a·t. sinos' you lett; -us: ..:It's' been along and. " . .'hard journey·withoutyo·u. There is' not' .a day that goes by that ,any ofus'dcin'iithinl:ilf you, . . . ',. ., .... ~ .'
. ,We ~HI, con.tinue t~ hold you in otlrthoughtslilnd In our· fi,earts aaoh day;,youwiIJ neyerheforgbtten.,· .''Love; 'Your famil.Y~~ '" .' ..' .Mom,bad,' J)ianaan'dt'amily,· . ,you soil Ethan arid daUghter < •• ' ,.
FJ'UDAY,:JUL'Y24 arid SATURDA.Y,JllLY 25....cor.ona S:ummer Fe-stiyal.~ pa'rage',Saturday' t Q·a~m.. :
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. The week of· July .21 brary"s T d annual DoggiethrougltJuly 25 'the dogs take 'Pashion Show on Saturday.over the Ruidoso Public Li~ J~ly 25 is the event or thebraty. Wild Spirit WolfSanctuary brings Ambassador . surrimer wfth do~s competingWalt on Friday. Joly' 24 at for ~ward and p1"lzes for '~bestJ 1a.m. and t p.m. to meet the dressed" dog or' "swimsuiC~public. -'. dog. -
-The much anticipated . For more informations~cond 8IJnual doggie shoW on any of the DogDay After-.talks place on $aturd~y; JUly' - noon·.progrilms. pleaseeaH the25 at 10:30 B.m. . _. librarY'at 258..3704. Ru.doso'. Oog'moviesareshow-' Public. LiDr~ry ..is located: ,at~ ,ing qnc~ a day aJr,we~k., " 1.01 Kansa$ City RQa.d. ~uido-" ., .... -The Ruidos?_ Public Li... so.. .
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ways enjoy aU .the July 4.th .the· words.. ; . _ :.. > .···.-t~c;::q.J9;t1Y.m~plrJng. ~t~pP.:ea;rs ... and·· -thl1nder$toh1Js.: ·_partly.tributes In the ·newspapers at . Ifus-m~."th.e·tun~ ~o'an it').· chu,rcli-.. hY~n.als 1,· haye. ·cloudy. :whh-. a high: ~ear ·95;.this time every year. My fa-· old English-dttl)KinS SQpa is.' seen :but··since·n.()n~ nation.:. nqi'th· yiinds ·a,tound' ..5.'-PTPh~.varite this year ·was on¢ by pad,. h9:WmuCh "Yors~ .i"s .u~7 unq~r ·Ood~'· pa$~es._.muster~ .. · :nIght: .PartlY .e)(~udy. wlth·~Colin Powell. whom 1- wish .. illS tile. m~lodytq "God Saye, . tttis shQul~ to.o. ". . :.. . . low around 61 •.southeast wind·would have been on Jhe bal- the ~ l<tng(Queen" .' _ as. In . The prob1em istnattt . between· 5 and· t 0 mph.· ...lot the last three presidential 'King()eorge-•."rom·wh·om we .. ·was-·s Union: mar-ehing song· . : ... , ·F(iday~ Ju_ly 17 .. '.elections. were'·trying to wrest.our free-. -during· the Chil.. ,War' a,nd .... . ..A ,. slight· chance Qf
Ho said the older he d !) .', . ~. ht t b t'A . 1::'" I showers. - at)d t11understonnsom·.· illig. no e uQ POP4wr rt .~fternoon. ~artly clotldy;with.
gets. the more he aEpreoiate:s Most of us-now 'are . SOme parts of the South,as a high.n(,l:ar 94,i.night: A.slight'the Declaration of ndepend.. proud oro-ur cO(lntty's Ellg- . sooJ:1'aslhe Wofdgo~.around... chaoQc of showers a'nd tit-un..ence. He said his -favorite ·.lish J:t~ritage b·ui-:onc. WO}!.I,'d. . . ·~'Pfoud to Be ,an d I loud . h·sentence is "We hold these < hope-we couldbe more orlgl- . American...• also c~.It~d "Ood· Jt-~::;'O~~-l:~J:~. y. ~It.truihs to be self-evident. that nal~ Besides.·~~e Iyrics.are a 'Bless the 'USA.". would be' . , Saturday. July··IS .....all men are created equal~ little weak for ~ ·hatJoilal,an-; extremely pop,iibir:withthose .. Mostly sUJln:y~.with a' ..that they are endowed by them:· I'rn J1Qt ..s\lre about.· shunning the '·'Battle- Hymn ·high near ·94. :~ight:·..·A. fairtheir Creator With -certain words like 'tis and sweet~. . of the ·~ep'ublic..;'··.:·B4t, it. chalice of showers· and th-unw·unalienable Ri~hts. that· ,. Irving .Bertin .cit:rt1e w.Quld upset- manY:Q(hers. .. derstonns.'Partl~·cloJ.1dy •.withamong these are Life.. Libert)' u'p with ">,orne nicewo!"4s;a:nd ·M)l·preference i"s."to .8 ·low arQund 62.· .and the pursl,.t1t of Ha."PPI- music for "Ood' Bless Amer- keep what, we .hav.e. As an . .S.und~~ July 19, '., .....ness4" lea." Kate Smith practically' ins}rument,!1 or. su~S ·by a . "A sligJ;at chan<#e of.
This w~sn't the real- made it a national. anthem. tramed VOICe, I thmk it's showers :and Ihu"del"st~rm$,.ity of f776. It was ·merely a .belting it out ber-ore· hockey gr.ea.t~During ·medaJ"cererno- ., partly cloudy~with a high n~ardream. an experiment. No games. Major League. Base'; nies at t,h~ OlymQics·. it i.~nhe. 93" n.ist:it: A sli,ght ·chance.,<?f.other nation in (he world had ball often .,uses 'il· dtiring the most 'Stirring an~hem of any·' showers and .th,!n~er'storms.•.ever achieved such a thing. seventh in,fling·slretch. S·orn.e .country. . . partly cloudy. wldi ·a low a-Powell says he finds new Id b~- a d b ~ . round 61. '. .meaning in the sentence ev- wop 0 Lleet to· ·.0 el!lg m Monday, JolY 20 .
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speech is o.ver.... . . chance of showers. and· tburt-,an interesting column on .Two Anlericnns col.. derstllrn1s. partly cloudy, withNew Mexico's first July 4th laborated Oh the words and a low -around 60, ' .celebrations. Just as we and music to trAmerica the-Beau- Tucsda)·~ July 21 .EI Pasoans claim the first tiful." 1'he tune is lovely and '. Mqstly sunny,. with aThanksgiving celebration in the words to the many verses _high ncar 91. night: partly1598. well before Jamestown are exceedingly a:ppr-opriate.·,_ cloudy. with a low around 6 f.and Plymouth. we ~tsa -can Myf"aVOrlle ·.of theclaim July 4th celebrations alternatives is "Battle Hymnbefore New Mexico became of Ihe_ Republic. to r~'s a bita territory of the UnitedStates.
Simmons says in1825. American traders inTaos put on a showy paradearounCllown. The claim wasmade that Taosenos weredel ighled and shouted "Vivala Republica:' Simmonswonders if maybe they werecheering the Republic ofMexico instead.
It sounds logical tome. The Americans didn'thave a flag so they made onewith our eagle on it. Sincethe Mexican symbol also is·an eagle. Taosel1Os may havebeen glad to see the Americans ~dapting 10 local waysso qUfckry.
It would be o;ver 20)cars before IheNorteamerican.os woutdI;;ome marching in to lokeover. And when they didTaosf"nos were the first torebe~. killil:tg and s(:slpingour first govett'lor.
EveFy so often.. someone comes up .with the sug~gestion Ihat the natiOn shouldchange its national anthem.The current one spans r'le~dytwo ocu.ves: while most peo- .pie are good for only one.The words a~ abDut bombs.war and bloodshed. flDt·American values. Arid. themelody is al1 old Englishdrinking song. . <••
Columnist MichaelKinsley took the occasion ofthe Fourth to suggest some_·alternate anthems·,. His firstsuggestion was "America. j'wnich he suggested ·shouldbe, called.."M.y COl;n~tr'y~ ~'tis
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STO T E£J,llTUR POLlC.V
It may not he lazy, but it is HOT!By Ruth Hammond . .
La!o>l week pcopfc were a<;kin~ if these arc .the la:rydays of summer. rhe past few days may nol .have beenhiZ} hut they definitely have been 1101'. And the weatherf(.>recast.is l()r even mnrc 110'1' dny~. We anm'l positive'.but we heard thai a I)-Jlch party is looking for the personwho writes the weather co1ulnn on the opposite side 91'thi~ page. We will keep you informed as to whether it ismerely a necktie P9'rt) or if tar and feathers wili be used.
AI~o wunled to report that li .... e year old chlktren arcnol in ahu)1lJancc tu a~"Si!'t ""jth electronic gadgets Qt thisI illlC of )car. ,"'e v. ill keep )OU informed about thi.s 100.
Before )'(IU \=olllaci child luoor olTicitlls. please knowIhut it ",us merely a suggestion to horrow a five }ear old(.;hild to help explain clcctronies. not actually put a childtn work. Children huvc a kna(;k f(Jr understanQing thisnew fangled techn91(1gy. unlike clder.s who are in limbo.
You may he in the know about cle[;tronics. but not all01 LIS arc. One elderly person refuses to even tum on acomputcr. which thus leaves that person in the dark. not <.lurk of night but dark about any information that mightbe on the computer lhat could be helpful to daily living.It !'.hould also be noted that some informatjon available oncomputers is nOl being !'>hared with non-computer users.
Right now a group ofelderly people are not awate ofthing ... that they deserve to know. A select few people dokilO", because they arc computer hip. Denying others thisinfhrmation is very unHlir and should be ag~inst tile law.
Ir~()ll know ofan)onc willing 10 share computer info\" ith nOll-computer \0\> ise peuple. please lell them ~h.at theneed to kno~ hi dra:-.tk. ·1 Ill.:rc uppcurs 10 be no centralinfo sile. hut mu) be )ou l:ould help get one started. ThatWH} JIl(lre non-.eomputcr hip people coulc.l he .in the loopus to necessary inl(lrmation that would make Jife easier.
Next on the agenda is f(lr someone to begin.procedures10 moVe an iceberg from way up north to arid portions ofuur I.und of Enchantmelll. It would he a good idea for!iomeone to also begin v.urking. on u hllge fan of sorts tohelp spread the cool air as it blo","'!' across the iceberg. Itcould cool areas now considcrcullOT and it could bringrelief to nol only people but also to animals and plants.
rhere has been little said about how man) plants needcooler air. Native plants seem to survive. but there needs10 be more trees to help clean the air and wave leaves atpeople. Waving leaves bring smiles to faces. and there area few people "",110 need 10 smile more and be happie.....
F-l()",evcr. there seems to be Iiltle we can do to coor theair and make life cooler. Until a solution is found. try tothink cool thoughts. wave back at what trees are keepingtheir leaves busy. and consider how much griping therewill be in a few months because it is cold, Lazy days or.HOT days. either ""'8)'. il is definitely summer now.
·ent-ltled Court .and cause,·. the gef1era,"object' thereaf ·be:iog ~o. for~close··a morl-'9i!ge·on property located at 0 Bonita LakeRDI Ruidoso, New MexIc;o 88~451 :Ul1c?lnCounty.,· New MexlcQj said'. prope~~y .bE:'mg
· more particular'iY .descrlbed as:. '," ".See Exhibit A Tract 2A tract of land ,
situate within the 5E/4 o:f sectron 7, tq~nship ~O· south, range .13 ·eafl,. ·N.M... P'..M.· .Lincofn County, New Mexico, more. partlc~.ularly described as' follows:
. -ae-ginnlng at the quarte,r ·cornet common to section. 7 and 8, towship 10.-south,range 13 east N.M.P.M~., thence ·s.outh 8~
· along the west line of the E/2SEI4 ofsaidsection 7, to a point in the south ~lght-9-fway line of pub,lic road to BOnito' l,al<e;th'ence north 56 degrees 04 milJutes ·west27.0 feet to the point of begiririii19 ~f thistra~t· thence south 26 degrees 15 minuteswest'"507.8 .feel; ther'lce. south 68 ~egl"ee~58 minutes east 289.0 feet; thence. 12deg'rees 42 minutes east 512.8 fe~l to a·point in the south r.igh't"'of·way line 91- Said.Bonito' Lake 'Road; theF!~e n,ol·th. &~degr-ees 12 mlnute~ west 94.8 feet;- fh~ncenorth 64 degrees 12' minutes w.eSl q.~ ..8
". 04 mInutes w.est 21'.0 fe.et to. the po!n-t 'o!'b"eglnning: Unless you ·se'rv~ '3 pleac:!Jn9..:ormonon In respons.e to the· -complaitlt ' fn ..·said. cause' on ·or before August 24, .2009,.
· j~dgment". by de~ault will .be entered·...ag?l~st )'ou•.·· .,' .. ' .."
In the Village of Capican't Fourth of July parade,this tuba player displayed the nation's colors in aprominent fashion.
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used )974 14x60 £1. housetrailer for storage. ",orkshop,restoration. No central ·heatunit. sewage and water pipeshroken or missing. roofingleaks. interior ceiling. saggingdm."'n. Not blocked down orattached to any utilities. Ontwo axles and four tires" whichmust he returned after moving.Paid up' (ax. Must have apermit to move and a "on siteI'iqu!d ~aste system tJermt!section _0.7,3.401.8 NMAC'"for the location move lo, Forinfo call Eugene Knight 515::!58-3272 or DennisMcQui'lan 505-:-476-8607.Askillg$2.2S0. Will take good.teepee in partial paynteJ1t.Send curd WIth phone numberto JefT)' CarrolJ.. c/Q PO ,Box746, Carrizozo. NM 88301. '.
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Chnr1c) ~all1C 10 lat.e 1hat alkrl10ll anu putting hi ... hanel to hh hruisl:u and :1l:hing head. hea ... keu for a douhle ...hoL 01 v.hi'ikcy. "I uun'L CarL"\vhaL happened 10 me. ill ... t :-0 my hur-;e i.. .awriglll." "You uldn'{ nUl: Itu hursL" hc..:-rc~ ,.uuC,II11C III hcn:: crawllllg am.! hn.lrH:1i ...hing. a gun.Sllctifl cnlc. WIll he ;lnt:r your hid g'(\od antiproper. for yOl' pPlllteu thai gun al every wOnUttlanu kill on the <;,LI"t.'C't Don't you rCllH;lllhcr'!" ,"The (lilly Ihin~ ) remcrnhcr i.s when OCLJrge ~tJ1(jEd had holu of th.lt l:rilter's cars Hnu ",'hen Is.!J';ludlcu him. J flew uver the' t.:olTal anu landcu1111 hal \.\-ater Lrough." lie was deIiTlou~.
"Charley. u<)n't y'lu remcmhcl' hlmnl:ing upand tlown on t'his floor like a hcheaued roosLer'.If" you Celli that thing behind Kicgler's a horseyou'd hcncr go amJ lake t.:-arc or him hcTorc thevultures takes pos~e~sion You ha,vcn't f~d norwatcn~tI Lhal l:url:a ... s for two uays and two night~Clnd you l:<In ,,-=oUIII hi ... rih ... "nUll hIS 'Shoulderhl~l(jcs to hi ... ll.mKs "
Charley tooK Ont.' 1ll00·C ... wallow amI went toInok aner his nag. I Ie found him haggurd andhlcaryeyed and in SUdl a staLe of emaciation, thathe <.letrcu not riuc home for· feal- it would <.lisinter-,grate on thc spot. he h;d him very ,gently to Charlie Steven· ... I.ivery SLahle am.! ~Iskcd them to !'itutThun wih hily and oat .... "1 think you (:.tn swnd alittle SLufnn~ yourself" ....~lid Bill hooth. the liverychamhc..:-nnauJ. "No." FHlancd Charley. ''I'm not ahit hungry. htU J L:-ou[d go fill' MHllC sleen if youhave an empty stall." "f'ollow me". saki Booth~1Jl(.! he heducd him down 111 a t.:orncr of the stuhlcin a nicC' ~oft heu made of gunny sacks with as<U;k of oats for a piHow. fie wok~ heforedaylight. uunked Ill'. hC~IlJ in the water trougth ....addled his pony and rode out of town in thedirection of the Malpal~
His sidekick.!. had recovered cnou!!h fromthcir orueal hy mghtfnll. and they decJded tol:rash in {Ill the <.hllll:e ill Dutch Reil's. They wel'ca very ucccnt hunch when out in the open andalways stepped down from the hoard walk tosquirt their tohact.:o juke and uiscard their watlsfrom their checks. S:omc were on the thriny ",idcanu wrdppcu their L:-u(] in their handanas fHrfuture use in their cornl:oh pipes.
When they arrived at the danl:e hall. thevharmony of the square uam:cs made them lusc allsense of uccency. and they went in the uance l1:tllharchcaucd only when someone hatl taken thecourage 10 knol:k the hah off thcir hcaus. But.not their dmps mw "'pun;; 1111 one d<lreu {o loud1thosc
The women in tho...e davs wore high toppedshocs and long dresses which saveu Iheir ... hapel)legs and ankles fn)m the sharp rowels on those~purs. hut they secmeu (0 cnjoy c\'ery hil l,f il -the rougher (flC hetter. Next day they di\ idedthcir time with their h(lJTIe l:horc ... and ...ewinc:hack the heJTIs on their uaJ1l:e gowns •
When the danl:c onlke up. the l:ov.'hoys rudchal:k In their hunkhousc at the Bar ""'h'. cxpcL:tinpto find Charley alreadv tncl"c. hUl II turned (lutthat he had riddcn (0 ~avcr Crocketl' ... plal:eacross the rocks [(1 recuperate and fllrc\:t It all
On anolhtcr drinking "'pree. Chailc) Ipl:Kedhimself In the oJd 'dohe and ""/(Iuun't Jet afn h·hodv 111 Vv'hen (hpse outsiue \',.ere insi .. L,1I1t ·andkepi pllUnU1J1p. tlll the u<Hlr \\ 11h tl1l,.'11" 11 .. L..... IleL'mptleu hiS autpnlatlt.: at the cJt111r. hut Illl.:kll) Ilt'pne stoppcd (ITle l,r hi'" nullet ... and ntlhtld~ \\ " ...hurt Joe Lope/" stopu 111 1t1e IlIle of III"L' \\ 1111 an .pld uish pan. whlt.:h \\a .. perforated 1\\ 11.:1,' hut thehullte .. rtl:pt.:hetecJ and tlll .......eu Joe lH a hair'" hrL'auth. .
In latcr vear~ Charle\. acquired hi" O\\"n lJ\e..Ind.. anu he occame vel\' 11lot.Icr,ate with hi~drink 1J1!!. carousing amI inannerisl1ls When hesolu L'\"cl"vthing ana rode his flon. out (If Carr..1"1)/" j"llr Arizona. frolll where he haLl migratcd toLIIlL:-llln County. 11..: still carried that hoot lopsl filppL:d to Ihe hOl"ll of hi ~addlc..:-
10 put a tll1lS til our tory.. I~t u .. rellllllu youthat lhe l"aih·l'ilLll:rs ncvcl- ngu1J1 .1I"C4Uentc:~ asahllHl when the Co\\ ho) ... wcre lA' t<1W~ .. 1 heyknew oarned well what Il' c .... pccl tll a luturec..:-Ilt.:ounlcr. fllr they hau taken those cnwp~lkes toa c1canil1!! when they alreally had two stnkcl'ial.!am... t them .
• Jet RUl'l;n was the last of the l:owhoys of thenlJ Bar \V outfil anti he reamicncJ with the compan~ a" l"CIlCC ,.. iLler und handyman until hep'L"i"'l.'d a\-\ ay <\ lew yeO' 1''' ago.
()thcr t.:o\o\hovs of thaI era \vcn:: {Jilek PeleJllhn~on. sun.. T<lm. Ira, Petc and Carrol; E.<.lIii" ri .... GC(lrgC ilml Jet Ru..tln. Anton Vega.Frank Phillips. George Whitaker. A()h Crenshaw.Leo.; Harman. Joe Strat10n, Charlc) Lemon. BillYate ... am.! man\.' others ' .... hose mlll1e~ we cannotI"L'call •
1\\1 have L!one to the last roundup. with thec'(l.:cptltHl Ilf fra Johnson. and pnssihly QUl1s1in..!!cr Ch'lrley. if he left John Barleycorn alone andhehu\lcu wHh tha( gat in Arizona country.
LINCOLN Co.UNTY NEWS .•.•...••..~)ULY 16, 2009 -. PAGlia
