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Bikers r-r-roar into village. and other events to be chosen as one of the BY JULIE BAXTER ~ EVENTS ON PAGE 8A RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRIU.R two national convention sites. Andrews, who has been involved with They can be seen in a flash of chrome for this year's festivities. the rally since 1987 and who has run the and leather rolling down Ruidoso's streets. "This year we should have 4,000 regIs show with wife, Jill, since 1991, said the The Golden Aspen Motorcycle Rally and trants who pay to do all the events," event has become too large for its home at the bikers are here. Andrews said. 'We uSl,lally get another the Ruidoso Convention Center. For 28 years, the annual gathering 8,000 to 12,000 'day tnppers.' We usually 'We've totally outgrown the conven has drawn Harley-Davidson, Honda and see from 10,000 to 15,000 historically. This tion center, as far as booth spaces," he Yamaha aficionados from across the coun year, we think we'll do better." said. try for five days of motorcycle-centered The event has won national recogni This year, in addition to the 33,000 events. tion, too, thanks to its designation as the square feet inside the convention center, Rally organizer Ron Andrews said he American Motorcycle Association Western Andrews has vendors set up in 7,000 Laura Clymer/RuIdoso New> is expecting even more lovers of the two Convention event. Andrews said the Phil Woodard of Gallup shines his I 988 Suzuki Intruder motorbike. wheeled machines to descend on Ruidoso Golden Aspen bid against other promoters See BIKERS, page HA Woodard wants to spend the weekend here to "relax. eat, sleep and ride." Merchants Follow the leader Horse starves try to keep to death; trial Spirit alive set for owner
,. Ruy Eugene Hensun disputes aCCUSiJ Nite Crawl has fewer tions that he is respunsible for the starva businesses joining tion deuth ofone of his horses.
BY JULIE BAXTER BY TONI K. LAX<,ON RU/[)(J\() .'oil ~'\ \ 1M I IX'RIlI.R RUIDOSO Nf. WS BlI,\INESS WRJI ER ------Although some of the spir A Ruidoso merchant faces charges it may have gone out of the of allowing a horse to starve to death Spirit of Ruidoso, the group's while he was out of town, a court offi president is vowing to keep its cial said. efforts alive. The Lincoln County Sheriff's OfficE' Spirit of Ruidoso, a Rui filed cruelty to animal charges against doso business group that Roy Eugene Henson after "Connie," a formed in March to bring bet bay mare, died April 16. ter business to the village's The emaciated horse was found merchants, has seen a num trapped under a fence and too weak to ber of participants drop out of stand a few days earlier, witnesses its monthly Nite Crawls. lIT said. May, when Spirit held its first Henson has pleaded not ~ilty to r evening event. -. with food,... the misdemeanor charge. His new trial t music and prizes, nearly 100 Velveteen 'Rabbit tryouts is set at 9 a.m. Jan. 14 in .Judge merchants participated in the William Butts' Magistrate Court, a festivities. But this Friday's The Spencer Theater IS bringing in the ODe San court official said. Nite Crawl, which is held on Francisco dance company for Oct. I] and 18 perfor An earlier trial date ofJuly 31 was the third Friday of each mances of the children's classic The Velveteen Rabbit. postponed in part because a w{tness for month, only had 10 businesses The auditions were held last Saturday to find local chil- the prosecution was recovering from signed up by Wednesday. dren to star in supporting roles of the production. r- surgery and unable to attend. Spirit President Marilyn Seven to I0 of the 18 local chIldren who auditioned vv,1I b. Henson had been awav, in both Patterson said that number win parts in the play. At left. Daniel Lucero, Apnl Thcson and California, fo~ about a doesn't worry her, though. Labreque and Melody Labreque, left to right. practice month from his Alto ranch home bpforp "By Friday we hope to their scarf skills, Ruidoso High School drama teacher the mare's death. have at least 30," she said. Cathi Mcintosh, above. leads the children who tumed But a neighbor, a nephew and a Asked what she thought Ollt at the auditions in some basic ballet moves. hired hand were looking after the hors caused the decline in partici Photo by Jul.e Baxter/ RuIdoso News es and ponies during his absence, he pation, Patterson said she could onIy guess. ~)l'l' HORSE. p;lgc 2.\ "I don't know," she said. ------"People always do wait until the last minute. I think they'll participate; I know they will." Monumental PattE'rson said shE' and Jail builder praised by ex-clients Spirit Vice President Teri Sodd are undaunted by the lack of E'nthusiasm that has T. Warren proposes a 1IO-bed facility for Lincoln County surrounded Spirit lately. "We're thinking very posi BY DIA:"JNf- STALLlNG<, long enough, if there was any Warren has estImated thp tive," she said "That always RllI)(/\(J''/W\ H·1fF ~'RJIIR thing had, I'd prohably have annual operating cost in excess happE'ns - people start out heard it by now." of $1 million, including thp good, then kind of fadE' out if The Woodlands. Texas money necessary to cover thp A company that may end you don't constantly prod based company has been huild lease-for-purchase payment up huilding a new Lincoln them. I think the primary ing correctional centers since The figure also includes fur· County jail has recPlved good business people are going to 1983. Warren said. He started nishing the new jail and insur marks from former clients. stick with it because we in general construction with a ance for the 15 ypars of thp always try to stick togE'ther." SE'veral spokesman for cor partner in 1968 and broke out lease purchase. he said If the group's accomplish rpctional facilities across TE'xas on his own six years later. Thesday, he also will give com ments to date are any indica said Tommy Warren and his He designs and constructs missioners information on tion, Patterson has good rea company. T. Warren large state institutions such as innovative work programs for son to keep her spirits up. Investments Inc., delivered t hf' 1,OOO-bed pnson in inmates to help repay somp of Spirit of Ruidoso was what they promised, Jacksboro, Texas. But Warren the cost of maintaining them. instrumental in bringing "It was well-built and very said he also is interested in o~ "You have to work with an about a 25 mph speed limit in nice, aesthetically pleasing rural counties because they operator in designing a facility midtown, and was also the the outsidp," said Mike Dixon, often have little money and big whE'ther it is countv. state, a driving force behind the push who represented McLennan jail needs t.o meet new federal judicial district or' a private for change in midtown park County in a lease-purchase or court standards. '. operator," \\Tarren said. 'Wf> try ing regulations. agreement for a secure proba He has suggested a 100 to recommend what fits best Patterson said summer tion residential treatment cen bed jail in Lincoln County and and (for Lincoln Countv), we visitors aiso noticed a change. ter in Texas. is scheduled to review the pro beliE've Correctional SvstE'm!' ''There's already been peo "We're happy with what we posal with County Inc. (CSl) is the answer.;' ple this summer who have Keith Green/RuIdoso News got," Dixon said recently. "I Commissioners on Thesday. Charles Thrnbo, who rE'pre- Ready and waiting for its Oct. 3 opening. the glistening white mass of haven't heard anything bad Commissioners plan to review the Spencer Theater glows beneath rolling clouds. about the company at all. I've his proposal at their meeting Sec SPIRIT, page 7A been involved in the business next month. See WARREN. page 5/\
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The RnidoaQ High School Joiner'is Capitan's 5-foot. onthegrouild a game as a wiit. 7-inch, l3O-pouDd starting But the Tigers have to get =:i:.~~.~ quarterback.The Tigers are 2-1 batter throWing the baIl, Capi _ t'or a 7,80 l!.m. game wi!;h Overall and railked No.4 in tan coach Ed Davis said. And ·.tha·~Wildcats. • tbi.s week's Class A football part ofthat responsibility falls l>eSpiw an()..3...c<>rd, ~ polL He's alae the reigning . upon hisjunior quarterback. doaQ head· football oaach fAla New Mexico Junior Rodeo Joiner seems up Cor 'the , ·carter. views todaY'e _t AsSociation Senior Division cbaIlenge, and he likes bis 'with confidence. .Bul\riding chempi<>" - a title team's chances this fall. , ..Much ofCerler's optimism he won at the NMJRAlinaIs ''I think ws can go all tbe -.from the return ofquar in F,,_'nat_ on Sept. 6. way ifwejust eliminate the t,erback Corey Saenz, who eat o;.~~~te'he's being mistakes and hold onto the Cluj; Iaet chased by a 250-pound def..... football," Joiner said. week's 39-6 sive linemen. The next, an II ••• we need After tonight's game, Join defeat at 1,80o-poundbull is trying to er will sbed tha shoUlder pads thebllI\da of tobeat 'em remove Joiner from itsback: and' cleats an«;l put on boots pcrWerhouse good." Quarterback by night; bull and cowboy bat for the two- . 8'0 cot' t' 0 rider by day. Somewhere in day New Mexico High School becauae ofa I.es Quter, th~ middle'he's-found success Rodeo Association event at the . concussion. RHSfootba"coab on both fields ofplay ~ the Capitan Fairgrounds. • Other pIa.y- gridiron and thebull. ring. Joiner will have two .. ersretum,:, · Perhapsthe secret is that chances to· impress a pair of iilg from iJliuries are Jason Joiner has discovered the judges in the bullridingcompe Leadingham and' .Cesar spOrts complement each other. tition. Eachjudg<, gives up to ~ ~saenz "Both ofthem take tech 25 points !'or the bull and 26 · back to nm nique," ssid .the 16-year-old, points fur the rider for a maxi ·Ruidoso,!! triple-option '1!fei1se, who has been rodeoing since mum score of100. Cart8r hopes to see 'mqre he was 9 and playing tackle ''Quick and fast bulls are poin'" on the scoreboard,tl>a1J. football'since seventh grade. the best kind to get," Joiner . in past gmnes. In buIlriding, technique said. "Thejudges seem to like Though the Warriors are involves"staying offY'!"!' pock th_ b.tter. They seem to look ':winJeila, losing, earlier to Arts ets," Joiner said. Which isjust harder to ride, so they'll score / . Sis 1$-6·and Lcwington 28-14, ·what it sounds 1ikI>; Wbaa he's better." sees no virtue in'apolo in ,the chute, Joiner thinks is cartet my Despite his size, Joiner . ,,' gizing for his team's~: about "squeezingwith ~s Justin Joiner, above. spends 15 ' knees. st~up on rope . becoprlng known for tough "From the beginJling, _ my ness. One rodeo annowteer told our kids the. schedule hours a~practicing football and · and stayingcut of the power 1-WO to thr'ee hO!Jrs a week honing ...... {ofthe buI\)." describes Jomer'as the "Strong •.. ·=he3em~~· ~h~ buUrldblg skills on this stationary As quarterback, Joiner and silent" type, ssid Joiner's bUll. The is 0 55-ga11on drum m~ta1 mbther, Linda. .C/iI;t;er'slijd. .... "bun" goes through a similar auae:hed to a sawhorSe and tJlted at process. But instead offacing Joiner has the buckles to Ukek's l""s to Santa Rosa, ...... rebelIed a bit in AIamo--'- l:\tl:Wl'lin ....ume desl\tt. Baea hau sol'bomore Dabert Iossea coming to C1ase AAA land Central in a s)motout. 4-3, pondedfrolll,play fOr drawing a .' 'iWlltillIa a'Jgh SCIiOtJI·,ma 10>1'.•• .w....,:.ib " ,~I , , ail !'RlDAY, SEPT. 19, 1997 • " .' ~ ~ What's biting .. ,."" ~ , ~.:. ,.. _~ . .. • BoniID Lake is fairly good In the evening on small dry flies. sua. 131$ mld~ g.-s and small caddis and prOPeller iIIe5 early I and line. :~ Grindstone water level is ~onally •••• ' hOJh. _ 'blgh wato< _ ~ aIlectJniJ ., ,;: Insect hatch. More production on pt'Q ~ •• peBerflIe5 af'd smao midge,'and griffith's ••", gnats ~"l'.nd ..... ~:.~ a.ke Mescaleo Is VIl!IY productive-in tte ~: •.:: mominos. 'caddi5e5. htJmberg's" ina5qul F tos, Adam's and Adam's paradlutes. -' most produetNe outof row ~ :: ' Eagle Lakes closed wee:tnesday. :::. TrIbutaries to Bonito and IiIonlto RIver: ~ • Fish are sparse but some large brook ':~;: trout are occasionally caught on dave's ";', hoppers, Joe's hoppel"5 and maymes, and .' •. - nymphing has been most productivewith ~ : pheasant tails. gold-dbbed hare"s ear'and " green rock wamL Rio Ruidoso has been by and large clear for the last two weeks some silt inbeded- ness has occurred through the rainy sea son. Fishing has been very pmcIuctive. _'., Most produetilte on bead head pheasant • . tails, and further downstream through r, ':tOwn, more green rock worm and gold ~,,;. ribbed hare's ear. Dries have been h0p- pers. caddises MId stimulators. ";~ " . ." 'Withthe Eagle Lakes and the reservation .. ' ..." in Upper canyon closing soon, this marks .. :.~ thE! rapid approach of winter." :_., Mike Hyman F¥sEk day soccer campfor chldreno 4--14, Satur Ofbreast cancer and raise mon.to fund day, sept. 20, "" \lVh1te ,,",ountaln mammograms. Cost to enter" is '$15 Recreation COmplex.*".COst is $5 per:pJayer which includeS a race T--5hirt. PrIZes wtll be ~-< " On deck. the 7-14 The - : .0 •• 0.00·•• u ••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• for camp. camp for chlldien awarded for top three runnet:s in""each ; .,,~ . 4-6 is free of charge. For more inrorma: division. in'addltiorr to numeniu5.Other f.•', • tio", calF Bob Bladcman at 257-2784. prizes. for more Information, call cathyat .,$J,lper Soccer saturday sept. 20 251-9251: A kickoff 'party for 1he event B.E.A.c.H. run sept. 'Z1 bqgins at 5:~ p.m. friday,' Sept. 26, -' , ""the Ruidoso High School junior var5ity A 5-K ron ~ and Yarsity socter teams will host a one- will take place saturday. sept. McGary StudiO$. 27 to beneflttheeffort to ra'lse awareness " ,:",.:... ':"'~-.------, CRIMESTOPPERS "CRIME OF THE WEEK" The Ruldoso-Uncoln County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for Il'lfonnatIon .: IhEd leads to the arrest and Grand Jury Indictment or MaQistrate Court BJndover of the perSon or persons who commflted this crime or any other unsolved fell)ny GIlNnty :. "; crime in Uncaln COunty. Let's work together to call a stop to crtme. I'INJINCIl CO-- ;.. Phone 257-4545 Loans ...... ·Eye Care Specialists ·;. RAPE••• 1\1 approximlOlely 7:45 pm on Frldoy ...ning, August 1, 1997, 75 a 22 year old female was playing b8S~lln fronl of the Ruidoso Mid· 0ptameII, and Ophth...... , $ ~ tot'oo '. No Past CredIt .. School. The female was grabbed from behind by a male subJecI brandish ~ '.'' Ing 8 double edged knife. The male placed the knife to the victim's throat Comprehensive FamDr Ere Care ...... and told the female to do what he said and she wouldn't get hurt The. (Glasses and Conlacts) mate sUbJeci forced the victim to the west side of the school office area. 257""'999 . 'Refractive 5o'lle" 2701 Suclclarth where he sexually assaulted her. The male subject Is described as "8 white ~"NMS834!; male, possibly In his thirties, approximately 5'11" tall, with what Is (11K, PRJ( and lASIK) ·• 1;...... dOsCilbed'oS • buSkYbiJltd. The'suspectliOsllght bjlljj, heir wll\l some ·: ..... - ,Small 1_<:ataraet 5o'BOrr ...'. ·, . ~~"""'ol"~~ ~~.o,l>aII.""",:,,~ p1-Fi. t· User 50..."• G1allClllllllln 0IIial ; STATEWIDE•••Halp stop drunk drlVlll'8. If you spot a ComeaJDl...... drunk driVer, please call the 24-hour toll free number 1-BOD-BEAT DWI or on a cellular phone "DWlIt's B free Hait s nes performelUn Ruidoso ClIIi. . at JOur Ho_ Ho$pItaI ~ . llEIaCNsf I..amy Maddcac, forb fUXJBo Pt*IeDutab. i8i ~ wgIng you kI bea",•• EilIfIJppeiI For an Ere Doctor near you - :; ,,.'Dwd!!nr 1 p.m. Monday for Wednesday's Paper ~:-: This ~ek brought to you by: and 1 p.m. Wednesday for Fri-:t'ay's ~.P~ k" ~:::::::::::::;:::::::::=:::::;:=W::;a=I-M=;art;;::::::;:::::::::==:::::::;::::!.-~~~~~~~~=~~~=~=-==:=:::=:=:==:;::=:::=;:==:=:= IlllHEALTH C'AR£ PROFESSIONALSI. ~;..... ~======-:=:.======::::======~~======; ~ ~lItleh ••• Al!H '" Slf~~ TIE VlttlGE IDtrEI® LINCO MEDICAL 4H~ ~ Jim Blackburn, Certified Rolfer . Equipmelltftl Supply Inc. cAAedlCO SUf,l! tAl! tUIIIIH4U't IU 4"~ ~ (505)' 257-9425 A fi di II C'1 { ;: Q non-pro t me ca supp y company l:."70llptce u,l!l" 6"'IHIUU ~.'! <, What is Rolfing? ~ Respiratory Therapist on staff ,....- . ~: • ~ Oxygen Technicians on staff FftDNrlE8 ~ Aolfing is a methodical system of postural realignment that treats ':i! ;l the body as a unified whole, not just parts. Through direct manlp- '".... ulation of the soft tissue ~ muscles. tendons, ligaments. and the We carry••• ~ web of fascia that contains and connects them -' the Rolfer can .Oxygen • Hospital Beds • Wheelchairs MIlEOlcAL (1 help the client to release old patterns of strain and tension. This • Bedside'Commodes • Other Medical Supplies HOME HEALTH/HOSPICE SERVICES -... allows the client's bo9Y to align ttself In the most efficient, com- .'~ "BRINGlNG'IHE BEST 1N HEALTIf CARE HOME TO'YOU" ~ fortable,'healthy pattern possible. The changes from Rolting are • Ostomy & Mastectomy Supplies S lasti.ng, and progressive. Clients report feeling and looking 116 Nob Hill Road . reltlus, (505) 257-2586 ....:;:; better and better for several months after their last sea- A ~ sion. Rotting can restructure the body to work with gravi- - Rli'IDOSO ,4l.1H"fJiI~iI (!IDS)'"8-'19911 tv and not against It, thU6 improving whOle body func- § 613 Sudderth Drive, Rutdol\O 1400 lncUan Atamogmdo ._ tlon. 505 257-7174 weue. ~ Small-town Hospital . .. WALTER R. SEIDEL, Jr., M~D. ::i .. .~ King Nationall}J Ranked Care ~ Full Range Family Practice ::i While in Ruidoso, should you need medicid attentliift. you can resl assured Ihal you wi" receive high qwility e:ate from St$ve Hawe,PA Chiropractic the skilled slnff of Lincoln,County Medical CeDler•. i" J~"hTh6ml!is,PA :;::. Personal Injury • 24..hour emergency room acCe~: .. Complete urthopedic services . We ./. Sl" & Family Practice • IntenSive·care unit . Medicaid" Medicare .. BCSS," Lo~~aG8 •A wide mnge of inpatlenl and outpallent Houl'$; Mon.-Thurs. 8-12 .. .0000ce HSO-5(, ,...... ',;" services !;. Monday Thru Friday '~," . d'e 9:30am to 11:30am & 1:30 pm • 3 pm • One ofthe nalion'•.top·l00 BeneluDark. .' . I::: " "-; ,'T-\';.' . ':., .Tit... Sl.~ra "r,otM••i>.g~( liJulldi. ,- Sat. 9:30·am to 12 noon or HOSl>illils nnd One nft1uliijjp 2ll Runil8:llliPililIs. .., ",,'; by appointment as needed. ~;,:u=~=:!ifYOU '1.'~1Itit& 1$§_~",,,e~;~m;RtlltlC$9¥· : 1204 Mecbem, SuIte 11, i;7-3696 .: {.: 251~1",~~, ..,; . ..;" , WhIte Mm:PIa..beblnd FJlrIeys ...... IICed a ,referrat to a lOCIll}l1ly.ician, .~U S 'lia:~iti . . . . t ReldosiJ, NM 8834S . ,',. ;'~I ;;(~p~lntment.'< _.Lv,.,.· ,phiase enD d. al 2&1·~381, . Ida .. ' '" . for an :'. ', " .' .', ." ,. I..·'." ". ._ .'." ~ .. " , .. ' , "1' 'r' , ;,' J. "5"~, '.',' ,-::w~ "., j' '~" JlIitJiAv. fIfiPL 19, 1997 '38 ". c, '., , , ,f&:JO"S",'0".'. ·,.,..-=mmws=---,-- _ ", )U ,'" , ' J!xIllliitots $Ought recently with Rep1Mottgage. , 'for ..._ ....,.....'Expo The Aleunders offer ...... IitlauciJuI and refinancing for "-.~----_. m' Lincoln ~tl8land..".,..,.,..., cu,,", :AU u ...... _ tomere and specialize in "ere, ,. "".-- '''';:,',. i~" ",,!J~~ .. ~., '., .... """.'.• >~, .. ,'....', Cqu"!'Y are invitecl to part,ici. ativoi financin·... for clients, who Wl\ntijqf pam m the,third annual Lin· .. ·_,be ~Q • -, .. ' , . -. ~,.:.. Julie BlDttefRuItilsONews CoI~ and Louis Brodsk:y hllvei made their home In Ruidoso. and have rnadl!!I t;heIr home the base ofoperatiOris. for Partners II Co_,' ,; . " . I ." .: , ·, ,• , • ,• -.; ·• ~ ~ ~ •~ ALLSUP'S TALLSUP ~ 2.9~RFOR48MOS Fountain Drink .32 oz. • SHURFINE HEAVY DUTY ~ Paper Plates. 40 CT. 9 INCH ~ CASH JU.,L VARIETIES ... $~OO • OR . BACK .~ •~ $1000 .....toS.. COI'R ChlpsREG.•2.,92P i" I .. I 1. 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';:' ""ICEfIL'ty ." If:""" ,cr'.f, BEDUCEp S5O,Q.OQ - COMMERCIAL LOcA DqN: VVondortul river fronta98and P3.rk-llke. setting,with many amenities are Just' a fffW of the terrific featurE!'s that this ·propertyoffers. BuUdlng could have many uses plus living quar ters. Good location BlJd now priced at only· 37¢ per word 14 word minimum $139.0001 . Pre-paid discounts available PUlE "GRANNY S1"l'!8' HOMEI This '" bed room, 1 1/2 bath would make a great '1st homel Classified display: $6.63 an inch Affordable with lotS df character. Fenced back yard, shed level Sorrie wood and access. On the old etyIe covered pon::h of thIs 4 bed-' Consecutive run discounts available floors. A delight at only $56,0001 room. 2 bath, garage pluB roOm and sh.r COMMERCIAL ACREAGE WITH CABIN: This for a horse. Great 1st or ~d hlU:rtt. ,Ea,SY .• 8DItM., HOUSB FOB'. Business and ServiceDirectory 6 acre tract has so ~a,ny:possibllitiesrCloseto ar-round access. Onl '-$91,9751 cIa .....1N 1'IJLAJI08A,& new post office. Owner will flna!'1ce or trade for e.ry II. Lynah,BrOker. GR.., .....8 •• L7Ii bath, WJD .Iaeladed,'" $35 per week Business card size just about anything ,that makes sensei pIaae, leDoed)'Ud w/doIniu: $147,000...... tlllPP!'!I" ...... lltD.D. .• 8 week commitment No copy change ean __.¢r1ll1 "Making New Friend8 While Keeping the Old" WORR'I'..~ DEADLINES DON'T , l:Ie happylfi Classlfim ·Manyfln~~ 5:00p.m. Monday for Wednesday . ,FOR RENT : 1 N1ghUy. -.rc'li 5:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday MOhthly -,; . , DiUl(jlY~ '.':~&q'_ . t .-caRCblllyae Noon Monday for WednesdaY'''·' i8>lY LJI1I"" /iSB/(y..:267040!1 . " I Noon Wednesday for Friday I '~lUVBR COME~"· . 1&pli & GO" ..;: Por...... loven. qye< 3'!P 1:00 p.m. Monday for Wednesday feet ofliver frootage oil the beautitWRio Banita. ;i 1:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday acres with BOf8!Ous ~ Cotton"Wood'1"ree,Ii. ~ "Vi~" NEWLY REMODELED HOME GREAT FOR MOTORCYCLE $HOtil. .. capitan Mal1lllB,ki. One·level, 3 bedroom, 2 bath has delightful Ruidoso Excellent homelbuslness location, 3 bdrms., 2 baIt1s with eas)' access·lind sensi~ CLASSIF'ICATIONS flavor from Itsknotly pine living and dining rooms to its big rock attacl1ed garage. located on 2 lots (approx. 1/2 acre total) restrictions. Only $7~~ , fireplace. Attached double garage, level entry. $125,000. plenty of room lor expansion. HighWay fJ'Qntage. Call Properties of the ," " 1#97~70624. . Near Diamond 0 Welding. $99,500: #97-70846. SDUlbweo' S05--33~": 1. Real Estate 26. Farm Equipment CALL JORISE HENRY at 257-9057. 2. Real Estate Trades . CALL KATHY CRAIG at 257-9057. or l-BOO-RUIDOSO :.. 27. Feed & Orains ; ; , - WONDERFUL SIeRRA BLANCAVIew 3. Land for Sale 28. Produce & "Iants DEUGHTFUL LOG HOME "From the main entrance deck to thIs 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Alto 4. Houses for Sale 29. Pets & Supplies LoCated In Alto with 3 bedrooms and 2 bRths. Private master home. Great living area with fireplace, easy yeqr-round access. NE'W'HOMB .. 5. Cabins for Sale 30. Yard Sales suite. Lovely rock fireplace. Pleasant views, including Sierra attached garage·, lull golf membership. $154,5QO. iY97-71393. PRICEREI)UCED Blanca. Charming mountain appeal. Full Goll Membership. CALl. ~ENWILSON ataas:.424B. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baIba. : 6: Mobile Homes for Sale 31. Household Goods $165.000. 1#95-00733. e1ecL tIUJ&C,: mf., OW., .. ObL1JillBUS. NEW MEXICO l!adnS 7. Houses for Rent 32. Musical Instruments CAlL DOUG SIDDENS at 33~48.- Bar. Taped 4: 1"extImI,;..• Well established silk screening buSln8SS! avatlable separately ar 8. Apartments for Rent 33. Antiques lJpgmdcompot. Two ..... : , 8.6ACRES , .. campletd with buIlding and land. Buslness,only $35,000. RW Decks. a=t'YicWs. ddu.o 9. Mobiles for Rent 34. Arts Beautiful tract located wIIhln walklng distance of the Rio Benita Compete packag"$59,995. Details EMdlable..N97-7148D. ble car de1acbcd~~2,x S 10. Condos for Rent 35. Sporting Goods River. Lots of trees, CUk:le-sBC location. $67,300. #98-61871 cAi.L L.OANDA LOCKRIDGE at 257-8057. ext. walla, R-19R-ga CcIIID£ 11. Cabins for Rent 36. Miscellaneous CALL OVELLA ESTES at 257~9057. READY·FoR YOU TO MOVE INI R-22 Ooor. 1J2 ac:m lot" • 12. Mobile Spaces for Rent 37. Wanted to Buy ThIs 2 bed{OOm, 1·'lI2bath COfldo has been completely remod- DnderpNmdutilitiaB. LocaIec1 TOP NOTCH ALTO LOCATION eted..New Bsrber cerpetlng, new vInyl In Idtchen & entry. Siena at Rancho As always.~.Please check your advertisement for errors. Oaims for errors must be received by The Ruidoso News wi'th 24 hours of the first publication date. Prepaid ads will be cancelled upon request, but without refunds, in consideration of the reduced rate. Publisher assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements except to publish a correction in the next issue. ~ . PUBUSHER'S NOTICE - All real estate advertising in 1bis newspaper is subject to-Ibe Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religibo"sex, handi~p, famil ial status, or national ori~, or an intention to Il'Ulkemay such pteference~limitation ofdiscrimination." This newspaper will not :;. knowingly accept any advertising for real estate wlilCh is :In vio.. lotion of tbe law. Our readers are berel:ly informed that all " dwellings advertised' in tbis newspaper ate available on an e fC opportuiJity basis. 1b <;omplain of discrimination, CaIlIlUD " . free at 1-800-424-8590. For tbe wasbillg\Oll,- ~i~"~.' ~:IY.. Ylliliis'..iJ/i' ~;;,r;m ...... ,...S·, • .•pa'Qq. -ow 118" '17 BUlIin_ Rentals " ~ ="dp.J!l.!!"'o\"'~ b ar.' 0 ui'tr'inee p al,a _VllEMODeLED .' ·• Me ~~.? .1. n\Qnlh de- mBrClally .10n8d 4-pt9X ·., post nMlullnKI... utlftimlshed studio space, offices,= ::::, ~lU1Cas. ..or a.m:callon w~feRend geta:wa)i. easy :'~ :'"8="9 257-3 1,",_ g.~~ ':.~~~ i~8 ~r;od Unfumrehad' 3 bed~lri. Ii! ~ouRiL'A'FA''ill~ =~':;.-1(.1~rl.I$~e~' eN __...---_NCY IP,Afn'IijIENTlno WlaitPllanCElB. 'For appilclitlOD ~_Itt ',ga~8!. . e;t dude.s uUIIlte8 and aible:.,CaD 8n~ 8IIowing 257-8185 IQv" , PIUs um!ue,', 268-638C) leave ~e.' " ITIQ8S_' ," =NetAP~ ;,.,,'"D=,D;',!1i;'!:=11I::"'""'W"'"",,"""11lI-.""'iA"r",'" a.;i~.r.ltl~ ~:.'t:'l.~ 1.~~~fit,1a TV. seo_ ='...... '"&r ~ ~~mc;n'i-T:.w::cp-::Cf~ ~,_o RV Spot .~2S. ~li7Jl~ 'GllI':rM!~~ 388-4878 O.T••,P.o!,! ...lt required. '.0 ~,. a1L~tv,oidiBwn- FP,8'Ni8HIl50 PRO IJA2Z.l4 IN"' CAPITA·N. ·...ARGE 6'·w; fQqJi, WpoJ'~' PESSIO'" OFFJCE with _N"l'l!WLVa·n"'I·A~n.'wa~ '28Oe= CLEAN. b.droom -~..."' "1M * ~, Rm;SO'O ...... , """'n1....' '40'· S...... 996 fUrnIshed"!~.l~.B28.8:W8r.,.Lo~B~'or lII2B5 UIl-"' 'I.'As""' 268- 1 'dlill1fj,~171':as'1--3o.aD .Evenlnga ·,• 'J ,:. n1ent locaUon, !1.!.r.2I..;ish."8.pd:. '.' s.. ';' '" ,'" '.. ' • • '~ . tol'8l:l $55OIMo.: YG'IoI G 505-354-4801 ·Exceptional rivei'front property fOr'sale,lease DC MILLER ASPHALT LAY 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. un 7 Hou.e. fell' Rent furnished, llreplace. South lease/purchase. One block from downlown walking down machine $3.500.00 Blde of Cree. $BOOlMonth' district. Approximately· 3,300 sq. ft. building, ideal for 370-4465 plus utilities. 257-791', restaurants. micro-brewery,lU1 gallery. etc. $369,000. 1985 JEEP CHEROKEE 257-5218 4x4, air, new overhauled Realty. engine $2.600 Call 258-4741 • NIClHTLY RENTAL HOUSE Call Mark Mobley at 257-7786. Tall Pines • OR APARTMENTS $50, -Large 4,400+ sq. fl. building on Mechem. High visi- 1982 FORD BRONCO AUla. •, $75. or $1 DOlDer night. 2 and bility. Oreal location for meeting facilities. warehouse air, new snow tires. Runs 3 bedrooms. :a7-3553 • (relal'1 orwb0 IcsaI)e. retal'1 Sbop. reslaurant. etc::. Zones good.4907 or$3,500.258-5951.FIRM. 257 ,• "ou$I! AND CONDO. fully • furnished. Now taking" re C-2. 5310,000. Call Mark Mobley at 257-7786., Tall 1_ DODGE 4 WHEEL • lil8rvallone for Fall. WInter Pines Realty. DnlVE diesel, 3/4 ton. • and Holldey 'nightly tentals. tJk& new. 378-5208 • Nice areas. Close In • 26NJ736. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE: 1891 mJZU TROOPER •, -Lots of great possibilities and greallocation for this 4X4 AIC. Must sell. • commercial property!! seven cabins, seveD RV spaces. Retail $7,600.DO asking · • approximately 22,000 sq. ft. available..96 acre plus- $5,000.00 Call 336-7734. · • off! 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And a special thanks to those that made it possible for them to attend the West World Championships in Lubbock, Texas. ~ . Photo by Brad Cooper Elks & Kiwanis Club Sierra Bank William G. McCarty - Bert Brunell - Helen Thomas on the cover " Lions Club - Ted Durham (Sierra Blanca Motors) Nearly a dozen White Oaks and Carrizozo arti$ts open Ruidoso Parks & Rec (Claudia Branum) their studios for a two-day tour along the The Gold Road Norwest Bank - First Federal Bank from Carrizozo and White Oaks. Some of featured artists Ruidoso Ford House - Ruidoso Ice & Water this Saturday and Sunday are (from left) Bill Kerr, Harlan Those who sponsored individual girls to go to world championships: Webb, Nina Sammons, John West, Suzanne Donazetti, La Riconada Gallery - Cree Meadows - La Posperita Bob Reynierson and Ivy.Heymann. For complete Hondo Gas - Mary's Day Care - Rotary Club details see page 4C. Special thanks to Donna Canella for her time and effort coaching the girls to a first place in the talent/dance contest at the Girl's USSSA State 7burnament! further inside Thank you parents, supporters and coaches! T "Who really cares about Opera?" ,- episode 9 of our mystery serial 6C T Dining guide - where and what to eat .., " 8C subscribe to .. Going out . • - music alternative : ; 11C - in review ~ 11C - silver screen 13C J ,...,'...... -- - bridge tactics 13C .~_ OSO _~ EWS· - N.Y. Times crossword 13C .. Past tense 104 PARK AVENUE • 257-4001 - unknown outlaw ~ ; 14C , . , I I I vaffionos staff r MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES I , Lincoln & Otero Counties ~ 3 months $14 r 6 months $20 Laura Clymer, Julie Baxter, . 1year $34 editor starr writer Other locations 3 months $16 6 months $22 I. year $38 Meredith louise Keeton, Hanson" . teen writer composing • 2C • Huidoso News • september 19. /997 ,." '. "-'~:;:'" • •• ,,,, .700. Mechem · 'II rD'8 PI • • . . !featuring an outstantfing correction ofrepresentationalpaintings and . . startung abstract wor/(§ by nationa{{y acclair1ted and emerging contemporarg artists. Artists in Inventory (partial List) ,Kay AtchesonKeli Hosmer Janet Bryant Bybel Bobbie Kilpatrick Vicky Clark Ruth Ann Nordlund Alec Conley James Mack Jackie Corbin Ruth Wright Paulsen .Daniel Davis Penni Pearson John Duncan' Shirley McCraw Peel Greg Germany Palla Price Terry Gill • Bob Reynierson • Kathy Hinson Regular Business Hours: 10~00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Tues.-Sat. • Sun. & Mon. by appointment only! Nat'l Toll Free: (888) 888-8600 Local: (505) 257-3115 Fax: (505) 257-3254 Ruidoso News • September /9. /997' Ie • , --- ~ • .-...0.- •. _. • ". .••__ • .~.~ • .-._----- ,r V;\MONOS ~ , I j r f r, r - .' . .. . -!- ..~ •-.~. - 4 . " - " .' .""; -" ... ". ' White Oaks p!llnter Bob Reynierson. , , Discover the I . ' f I old road • Reynlerson's interests have .expanded to include cowboy art. '. ., • . ": L '. here once millions in gold was mined structures, which Kenneth designsand • "It's striclly an avocation," he says, "I new work space down lhe street from Roy's .I, Wand transported to the railhead ... now builds of copper tubing, wood or Plexiglas. don't want to get myself tied down, so . Gift Shop, next to Mary's COllage in ,I Their creations (largely commis Carrizozo. ,. a growing number of artists shine. when I paint ... it's for my own enjoymenl." I A do~n artists and seven studios, some sioned by private and corporate collectors That enjoyment is normally only for sale "It's right below the Masl>nie Lodge;" _ open for the very first time, will be featured and featured in many galleries) include ele once a year during a benefit show for a she noted. Original tour maps wrongly list" in the first Camino de Oro/Gold Road gant mirrors, clocks, tables, water fountains china painting organization in EI Paso. ed her home address. 0 Studio Tour Saturday and Sunday in the and wall sculptures. "I got starled when I bought a new Carrizozo and White Oaks area. Now a husband and wife team, Ken and house and wanted some hand-painted plates I... WhIte Oaks White Oaks was once a thriving gold Suzanne met in July 1994 at a crafts show on the wall. When I priced them, I ~ecided mining town, and is still reportedly under in Albuquerque. • I'd best paint my own," he said. That was White Oaks (which has been described mined by one of the deepest dry shaft "We fell madly in love, and by in the 1980s. His subject matter is "mostly as a "living ghost town and budding artist mines ever dug in Baxter Mountain. The September I had pretty much moved to flowers and fruit and I've started doing . colony") is now home to a half-dozen gold was transported to the world market Carrizozo," said Suzanne, who has studied some southwestern designs that I'm really painters, potters and legendary saddlemaker' through the railhead at Carrizozo. Thus, the fiber at the Maryland Institute of Art and enjoying." Harlan Webb. ' "Camino de Oro/Gold Road" Artists Studio pursued other art studies at the University He spends most of his time doing sels of The White Oaks Schoolhouse Museum Tour was started by an edectic mix of of New Mexico (UNM). china instead of individual plates and has and the notorious "No Scum Allowed" sculptors, painters, potters and a legendary Ken is a New Mexico naiive with a shied about from commission work. White Oaks Saloon & Social Club will also saddlemaker. It runs I to 4 p.m. Saturday teaching degree from UNJ\.I. He worked in The name of Nina Sammons is a rela be open along the Gold Road during the and Sundav. . California after graduation and eventually tively new one to the posse of artists in the studio tour, and will have tour maps, moved back, opening a store in Ruidoso Carrizozo/White Oaks area. Eight artists will be featured at five dif In Carrizozo selling, among other things, hats that he Her route to Carrizozo led from a film ferent White Oaks area studios. made. and video degree from Columbia College, Near the crossroads in White Oaks Four workshops will he open on the "His work has evolved incredibly over Chicago, through a 15-year career in (there is only one) is the Taylor House Gold Road tour through Carrizozo, as well the years," Suzanne said. film/video production. Eventually she (1887), the studio of John Duncan and his. as the works of art students at the Carrizozo Much of their studio's work is sold to moved west with her husband, a writer, to bride, who paints under the name "Palla." Senior Cilizens Center, 41l1\ Central Ave. retailers at national trade shows they attend open a gallery in Taos. Painter John Duncan, a California "llnve il." said Freefall Designs studio annually, and just last week they launched "We were looking for a new place to native, arrived at his current post-impres partner Suzanne Donazcui ahout Carrizozo. their own web site at settle down, and that's how we ended up in sionist representational style after more , "I think is a great place to he an artist. It's www.freefalldesigns.com. Carrizozo," said the mother of two 3-year than 20 years as a professional artist. He quiet. it's laid hack. The people in Bill Kerr. who works in hand-painted old twin daughters. . studied under four of the "early Taos" Carrizozo arc friendly and very accepting china, will have his studio open along the The Gold Road Studio Tour marks painters. Recently he has been concentrat- . of the artists ... they're just nice people." Gold Road at 401 11th Ave. in Carrizozo her debut out of the visual arts world of ingon massive sky-scapes. The studio is localed at 120J CAve. (each studio will have Gold Road maps). film and video into what she is calling "I love the place," noted Duncan about Suzanne (woven metal accessories) and He holds both a bachelor's and master's "construction art ... found objects mostly ... White Oaks. "I love the house. (like the Kenneth (mixed media sculpture) work in art from the University of North Texas everything is 'constructed' and I assemble lifestyle and it's really interesting meeting together to create abstraci images in copper. and is retired from a career of teaching art them into the finished piece." the people that come through White Oaks. r o in EI Paso. . Nina will be displaying her work at a f Suzanne gilds, paints and weaves into the A lot of them are looking for Shangri-La. , 4C • Huir/oso Nt'lus • fjl'/!('mliCr /9. 1997 I I ..~ ------_\, .. " ~ .~ '...... ".~ ~ '. " .... . ,.' -. ...... THE-., ,ARTS,. - .~ .f,':" ' -. White OakS . • Bob Reynierson Ken Payne with his "helping hand." • Jorin Ouncan and palla , ,. . ' • White.Oaks. " Schoolhouse, Museum :', ,. • Gumm House, Carrie and , '" ~ '., \ David Scott " .',. ,• White oaks poitery, ~, • ',,-' ~. It' , .', .r-. ~ Heymann and John West' ,~ • Harlan Webb. Saddlemaker Nina Sammons will be showing her 'construction art." , , They're looking for a place that's ~ sanctu Carrie and David Scott, from ArICl!ia, will his family's ranch ary." be featured at the Gumm House. Carrie south of Santa Fe. , Palla, a Pleasant Valley, N.Y., native, has works in needlepoint with quilting over 'At16 he began a been painting professionally for more than tones, while David is a jewelry maker who tWQ-year appren , I 30 years after an apprenticeship with a also creates yucca cane walking sticks. ticeship with French Impressionist. She and John were Outside White Oaks (follow the signs) is famed Swedish married in July. the White Oaks Pottery Studio of artist Ivy gold and silver Also located near the crossroads on the Heymann. smith Karl Gold Road is the studio and gallery of artist Ivy arrived in White Oaks in the late Larsse!1. Robert Reynierson, a Kentucky native 70s, opening her sludio in 1978 to both feed After pursuing whose early specialty was animal art her creative urge and her addiction to skiing a career in the (notably the horse). . in nearby Ruidoso. business world for "After moving to the Southwest (20 She built both her house and nearby stu 20 years, he years ago) mY interests have expanded into dio, creating a 4O-square-foot kiln from returned to his landscape and cowboy art," said Bob, 'bricks recovered from a turn-of-the-century passion for art full whose small doll house of a gallery used to gold smelter. Despite the fad that she's in .lime in 1970 and the assay office in Carrizozo. Within the her early 40s and should have many White has steadfastly , last six months his work has been evolving. Oaks moons left at the potting wheel, she refused to ever "My work is now much freer with heavy has made friends promise - should she repeat a design. impasto brush work with the main focus come to an unexpected early demise - to "Art is an Suzanne Donazettl specializes In woven metal. highly detailed, though on a bed that is "roll me inlo that kiln with my last load." original creation," quite often abstract or impressionistic." Stranger things have happened in White he says. "Craft is when you make the sec patterns, often including illustrations of cus" He has also been experimenting with Oaks. ond." tomer's favorite horses or other animals. glazing techniques, laying a transparent Her functional work and sculpted pieces John limits his creations to aboul 40 a When he takes a break he turns to custom color over opaque underpainting, leading to are noted for her black, blue and green year. orders for Western belts ($100 and up), "a brilliancy in that one looks through color glazes. She studied ceramics at the Further down Ihe Gold Road (take a left wallets ($75 and up), pUfses ($100 and up) rather than into color," said Reynietson, University of Miami (with Christine at the "Y" paslthe While Oaks Pottery and briefcases (depends upon the design). who holds a B.A. in art from the University Federghi) and apprenticed in Georgia and turnoff) is Ihe workshop of leather master Most of Webb's saddle orders are for of Kentucky. North Carolina. Harlan Webb. show saddles, m,any of which will never see At the top of the dirt road beyond the Showing in her second f10Qr gallery Webb is legendary in Ihe saddle-making the back of a horse. Schoolhouse Museum the Gold Road leads space (because his own working studio is arena, and earlier this month was a special "I'd love to make a really good working to the historic Gumm House, a white wood very small) is Carrizozo "wearable sculp guest at the National Park Service's Border cowboy saddle, but there just aren'l that Victorian currently owned by sculptor/wood ture" jewelry maker John West. Folk Festival at the Chamizal National many working cowboys left," said Webb, worker Michael New (who will not be At the age of 13 John made his first Memorial in El Paso. who once was one. exhibiting during the tour since he's still pieces of jewelry out of copper scraps and Most of Webb's work is concentrated on rebuilding a studio that burned to the small pieces of Cerrillos turquoise he scav custom built-to-order saddles ($1,500 and ground earlier this year). Guest artists enged at the abandoned Tiffany mine.s near up, $2,500 average) with intricately carved Ruidoso News • September 19. 1997' SC - _ ••_-...., _~ __ ~. L_ "._"._. . " _ _ i_ '!" - - .~ _ ==.- . au; .. • • .Ii'" • MYSTERY SERIAL • - o really cares· ~ about Opera? r Episode 9of Who Really Cares About Opera, a pro the dude who just pulled away on Ihe Harley." Cap gressive fictional mystery. was feeling ill-tempered and in the mood 10 kick butt, somebody's, anybody's, including this woman's, This episode by Joel Carothers "even if I did whatever I did with her," he thought. Elspeth stared straight into Cap's soul. She smiled, ap watched .Elspeth 's long gait as she flirtatiously, playfully. Cap could feel his stomach made her way from the house to the tighten. He was being had by this woman but why? Cbarn. She, for some odd reason, either What was she up to? look no notice of his approaching vehicle or "Look Miss McCabe!." was focused on someone or something else. "Call me Ells Cap. All my friends do." Her movements were brisk and urgent. "Look Miss McCabe;" he shot back, "don't play Cap drove slowly along the long, rut me for some kind of idiot. You and I both know what ted driveway to Ihe main house as happened out here. Denis Haynes was all shot up but I Elspeth quickly disappeared into the tell you, he and' saw the horses-all those horses barn. As he parked the truck he heard with the Opera tag. We saw that mile-wide craft, the' a familiar rumble, that deep growl lights over that crest up there," he continued, pointing known by every Harley aficionado in the direction of the illusive and silent activity of the world over. two nights earlier. "And the next day? Gone. Not a He ran to the sound only 10 . trace. Nada," he said, raising his finger 10 within an see the Harley pulling oUI inch of her nose, and jabbing as if every word he -"~'''-'''''' through the back set of barn spoke had an I in it that needed dOlling "but you, you, doors. you have answers, Doctor Elspeth Opera McCabe." "Hi there." Cap held her gaze for a moment then began shak He dropped to his knees ing his head in frustration. He turned from her, search -. .- ~~::::=;:-""'~-.-'l and instinctively reached for ing the sky, the universe, for answers. • his sidearm. "What the She stood as a silent monitor to his tirade. hell?" He suddenly turned back to her. "Antigone? Is that IX ;.~~-'~- :::~ Elspeth laughed a the name Uncle Sugar gave you when you were at Los throaty, purring kind of Alamos during the '80s?" laugh. "Sorry", she said. "I She caught it but he saw it. Her eyes gave it away ~ ..r_-=...._"::,,,• .; til 1 z; ....__,.,..-__ ._.7 J really didn't intend to star in that nanosecond, dropping in recognition of a truth. , c tle you." She noticed his She wason the edge of being discovered and they hand on his pistol. "Oh both knew it. Cap! You're net going to "Luh, I," she stammered, then recovered, "whatev shoot little 01' me are you?" er are you talking about?" she smiled coquettishly. "Answers! Now!" Cap demanded. "What the hell is going Everything about Elspeth changed; her posture, her on around here lady?" he expression, her eyes, her voice. She heaved a great demanded as he stood up. sigh of relief. "Okay," she replied. "Okay, but you "We've got dead Operas need to know that there are some conditions to all of all over the place. I'm not this, not the least of which could easily cause both our getting answers from any deaths." body and the damned Cap 'nodded, wondering how dangerous could it questions keep building." be? "I've been under fire before, heavy fire, air and He paused in his ground," he offered as a consoling gesture, mostly to tirade. "Let's start himself, "so forget the warning. Just go to the begin- . with you". ning." , \ "Of course, sher- "Which beginning? There are so many of them," iff. I am as eager to she answered. find solutions as you "The trunk. The body. Your grandfather, father, are," Elspeth com brother, Los Alamos," Cap encouraged. mented. "Yes," Elspeth began, '" was at Los Alamos, work "Let's start with ing on propulsion systems. That was what they wanted ,. 6C· HlIldllsll NI'Il'S • Sl'p/I'm/wl In. HI!)? "1',,,,1)'.'= . __I!II:'__-".__--_llI&Ili!2$!_Z__...a...a .:...... I..X.1.:.... 2. a ,& =._ .-- MYSTEHY SERIAl. , " , I .' I , • - . I I , , I "They knowyon're here. Without me they I I I will fail. Take me away now;" she pleaded. I I , . I I I , I me for." Hereyes wandered to the horizon, hand and laid the pen in it. He nodded his dispensable. Uncle Sugar doesn't care about heavy burden alone, at least until now. I carrying her back to some pain that was so thanks, double-taking her face and it's any of us. You know that," she said, engen- , Elspeth told him about the horses. They I profound she couldn't continue for a, 'beautiful smile.' . dering a response of acknowledgment from were clones and the most perfect racing I I •• moment. ., '~Okay Caldo. Let 'er rip," Pip eagerly 'Cap. horses in Ihe world. Each horse carried a "Who's they. Uncle Sugar?" Cap urged,. shouteil."lsyour role in this whole thing con- surgical implant that slimulated them with I "You militarios are all the same aren't ' "The guy did not change the first and '. fined to the work you did on propulsion I such an adrenaline burst that none ever lost I you?" she I,aughed. "Uncle Sugar. There is .last letter of any of the words:' So P really is systems or is there something else they a race. They Won all the monied races I nothing sweet about Uncle Sugar. He's a Pand B really isa B in this word. Now have you working on?" Cap queried. throughout the world. "That coupled with I menacing, evil, unworthy of our trust and write it down!";Caldo paused long enough "It began with Los Alamos, for me at Uncle Sugar's global investments in nar· I will probably sell us 10 the highest bidder for Cap to write each leiter following his least, but this ranch," she waved her arm to cotics produces the capital they require for' I before the century comes to a close." cue. encompass lhe acreage to the south and • 'COntinuing and expanding their operations." j "What does that have to do with'you?" "The V is a U. The Lis.a K. The D is a east, ·"issO convenient for·.lhem." , . Cap was sure his mouth was hanging Cap asked. C. The Z is an A. O~ayboss man?" Caldo It was c1ear'to Cap that Elspeth was wide open. He was shaking. "Please. I need . "Same thing it has to do with you?" she asked, withou; waiting for a response. feeli.ng more pain than she let on. "What a shot of something; whiskey, wood alco glibly responded. "Have you seen "Now you got a word,PUKCAB. Puke about the horses?" he asked. hol, anything I really don't care. I'm kinda 'Independence Day?'" she asked. Cab, right? Tum that sucker around and you .Elsjleth broke the moment. "Let's go in in shock." "Sure, but what's that got to do with it?" got BACKUP. Get it? Back Up!" ·Caldo ' . thehouse and have Slime te.a or something. Elspeth walked slowly to him and Softly "It's here. Now. You saw it the other yelled.. . . I'm not certain if their ears," she. gestured crawled into his lap. She put her arms night. One of the mother ships," she "Are you sure soup man?" Cap ,asked with linger quotes, "are tuned in today." . around his neck and snuggled her face into' answered, "only it's a great deal more rhetorically. Cap.'s trained eyes and ~ars began sea,n- his neck, kissing him tenderly Ihere. She friendly. Not the kind of blood and guts "Damn straight! Check it out," Caldo ning the vastness behind him. Elspeth raised her lips to Ihe edge of his ear and Hollywood is so willing to put on it. 'They' was on a roll, "HDZFR. The next word, laughed. "Not even for 'a split second could . whispered so quietly he strained 10 hear are the least of our worries. Uncle okay?" yo,u or I, for thai matter, tell what's out every word. '. . Sugar..but lhenyou know that already," she . Capnod~ed to his phone. there. Let's just go in." ."They know you're here. Without me offered. Caldo recited the letters again,"Hjs H. ,Cap followed her,lulled by the rhythmic they will fail. Take me away now," she Cap thought about Denis Haynes, about D is C. Z is A. F is E and R is R. HCAER sway of her round, muscular buttocks as 'pleaded. . his kids, about Caldo acting as his buffer to and you just turn it around and you got she led him into the large, comfortable He pulled his' head back, studied her the county fathers, about this beautiful REACH." kitchen. He's always had a thing for tall 'eyes and the tear that was forming in each woman, about the planet. , Cap, astonished and relieved raised the women. and nodded his head once. He slood up Cap, in an instant rage over the ringing mouthpiece away from his mouth and told He, following her invitation, seated him· wilh her still in his arms and look her out 10 cell phone, snatched it out of his pocket. .Elspeth, "He broke the code." self in a large padded oak rocking chair and his truck. Both were silent as he pondered "What?" he 10\ldly demanded of the caller. Elspeth clenched her fist and rhythmi- watched her move about the kitchen. His ,her face again. "Boss man," screamed Caldo. It was cally chanted, "Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes." mind wandered from the task at hand as The sound of the approachingHarley, loud enough for Elspeth to register an Cap returned to Caldo."1 got a'. bunch of images of blankets, sheets, sweet breezes, from behind the, barn, triggered Cap. He acknowledgement of the voice. lellers now. Remember that SNJDTIHJL- moonlight, and lovemaking consumed his pushed her door closed and ran around 10 "Whoa boy. What is the matter?" Cap NDIW? That is really four words together, brain. his side of the vehicle, firing it up'before said, trying to calm his hysterical deputy. WHEN THE LIGHT DIMS. Cool huh?" "Who was that guy on the Harley?" Cap even closing his own door. He spun the "Boss man, I got it!" Caldo's voice Caldo proudly asked. asked. truck around and retreated down the road shrieked so loudly that Cap had to move it Excited, Cap questioned Caldo, "What "A friend," was all Elspeth offered. 'unable to see the airborne shadow' follow· away from his ear. else have you figured out?" "One of them?" he returned. ing them away from Opera ranch. "I solved it boss man! I know the code. "Just a bunch of lellers. Most of this Elspeth .snorted a lillie' laugh, "Depends It's in my alphabet soup. It's in my lunch, stuff is too hard to read anyway, but 'm on which 'them' you are talking about." TO BE CONTINUED ... right here! Aequals B for damned sure, I workin' on it," Caldo replied. "Which them is he?" an undaunted Cap broke it! Hell's bells. Damn!" Cap pictured "Excellent job Caldo," Cap said encour- continued. sparks flying out of Caldo's eyes and ears, agingly. "I'll be back in later today. Why "He fits in later. Let me tell you what all lit up like a Christmas tree. don't you get some sleep now?" you're up against out there," she began. "Hey soup man, slow down," Cap "No way boss. I've gotta work on this Cap settled back in his chair and lis- ABOUTTHEAIJIHOR encouraged some more," Caldo said, hanging up the tened for more than an hour to Elspeth's "Slow down nothing," Caldo.ye1led phone. story of leaving Los Alamos in 1989, get- Joel B. Carothers back. "Cap, the code is so simple that we Cap could not disguise his pleasure as ling her finger prints altered, of stealing ran 10 Ruidoso from shoulda solved it a long time ago. Aequals he turned his eyes to Elspeth's. "He's going away to Mt. Baldy up by Santa Fe and Chicago in 1994. B, Bequals C, C equals, well you get it. to solve a lot of the clues when the dust set- being taken in by "them," into their under- Inspired by the Then what the guy did is spell the words ties, and, if you ean prove it, you may be ground sanctuary. mountains and fresh backward, like like like, okay here's the the one holding the claim on that mine After several glasSes of tea she got to air, which has com first word we could read, okay?" you've been talking about." the 'Harley man,' staling only that he was pletely cleaned her Caldo recited the letters, "PVLDZB. Got "That's almost an aside at this point," from the colony under Mt. Baldy, that he brain, she now writes it?" Elspeth explained. "There's so much more." had been selected as their front man, to almost full time. The "Hold on a minute buddy. I gotta write She paused, carefully selecting and editing work with and guide Elspeth in hopes that only exception to her full-time writing this down," Cap said, grabbing his left shirt in her brain what she was about to tell Cap. the two of thelT! would be able to discover career is the techn icaI support she pro pocket. No pen. Elspeth had already with· "Denis Haynes got way too close and he the best and most effective way to over- vides for the local internet company. drawn it from the pocket and grabbed his was killed by Uncle Sugar. He was totally come Uncle Sugar. They both bore this Ruidoso News • Seprember /9. /997· 7C '.,. riM r-r-----.~w-' W " ---__" _-_.------~ _. - Apache Tee Cafe t~ Price Range: $$ Phone: 257-51,41 Looking for a meal with some atmosphere, Address: at the Inn of the take the short drive to Apache Tee. Serving Mountain Gods, Carrizo up steaks, seafood and daily specials created Canyon Road, Mescalero by chef Brendon Gochenhour and drinks Hours: 6:30-10:30 p.m. from the full-service bar, the Apache Tee has Sun.-Thurs.; 6:30 p.m. to the best view and the friendliest staff around. midnight Fri. and Sat. Bentley's Brew Pub at Paw Price Range: $$ Phone: 258-4232 If you're pining for a pint of Old English Ale ' Address: 1133 Mechem look no further than Bentley's. The Ruidoso Dr., Ruidoso brew pub serves up EUfopean and domestic Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. micro brews and fine wines, along with some Sun.-Thurs.; 11 a.m. to 10 fabulous food. House specialities include fish p.m. Fri. and Sat. and chips and steaks hand cut on the premis es. Billy the Kid's Price Range: $$ Phone: 378-8401 Original HQrd Rock Cafe Address: in historic Fox Hide out where Billy did and rustle up some Cave, six miles east of good grub. Serving certified Black Angus Ruidoso Downs on steaks and lobster daily, the Cafe off~rs the Highway 70. most unique dining experience in the Hours: Thurs.-Sun. Lunch ' Southern Rockies. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dinner 5:30 to 9 p.m. Price Range: $$ Cafe Mescalero Phone: 257-6693. Fine dining in a casual atmosphere is what Address: one mile south you'll find at Cafe Mescalero. Serving tradi of the Inn of the Mountain tional Mexican food with a Southwestern Gods, Carrizo Canyon' ' flare, the Cafe has "edible art" by chef Road, Mescalero Anthony Carpenter. for breakfast, lunch and Hours: Lunch 11 a.m. to 3 dinner and fajita specials all weekend. p.m. daily.; Dinner 5 p.m. to 9 p,m. Mon.-Fri., 5 p,m. to . 10 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Cattle Baron Price .Range: $$-$$$ Phone: 257-9355 ' I Sensational steaks, seafood and a 46-item ~ Address: 657 Sudderth salad bar are featured on Cattle Baron's I Dr., Ruidoso menu. Fresh trout, catfish, Pacific snapper I Hours: 11 a.m. to 9:30 I and King salmon and speciaiity dishes like p.m. Sun.-Thurs.; 11 a.m. filet mignon with green chili bearnaise sauce to 10:30 p.m. Fri. and Sat.. are also patron pleasers. Che Bella Price Range: $$ Phone: 257-7540 Take a tasteful trip to Northern Italy at Che Address: 2823 Sudderth Bella with its selection of pastas,gourmet Dr., Ruidoso pizza, veal, poultry, steaks and fish. And Hours: 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. once you've finished your meal, stay a while late lunch; 5:30 to 11 p.m. in the cigar and martini bar for a cosmopoli dinner, The bar is open 2:30 tan way to cap off your evening, p.m to midnight. Dan Li Ka Dining Room Price Range: $$-$$$ Phone: 257-5141 Elegant dining with fantastic views of Lake Address: Inn of the Mescalero provides the atmosphere at Dan Li Mountain Gods, Carrizo Ka. The dining room als!? offers a Sunday Canyon Road, Mescalero brunch buffet and always has fine cuisine Hours: open daily, call for choices for lunch and dinner. And while at information and/or reserva Dan Li Ka don't miss the decadent dessert tions. . and pastry menu. Price range key: entrees priced $7 and under = $; entrees.$7 to $15 ~ $${'6JJItrees.$.15 and'{OVer = $$$ • . .,~-...... -:------, ... I ." . Farley's Food Fun Be. Pub Price Range: $-$$ Phone: 258-5676 Good food, food fun and good prices is what Address: 1200 ,Mechem Farley's is all about. The atmosphere is light Dr., Ruidoso . and fun and there are 16 domestic beers on Hours: the restaurant tap. Cooks Pedro Bonilla ano Nick Lawrence opens at 11 :30 a.m, seven . .grill one of the best burgers around and you . days a week. won't want to miss the wood-fired pizza. Price Range: $$-$$$ The InnCredible. . For 30 years, The InnCredible has been Phone: 336-4312 . , Address: Highway 48 tre,ating diners to specials like Crabby North at Alto Village. Monday and,Wednesday lobster, not to men Hours: the bar opens daily tion fresh fish, steaks, chicken, pasta, barbe Ilt 3:30 p.rn with fine dining thisbusines~ cue and more. In you're either starting at 5:30 p.m. . great or you're history - InnCredible is both. KBob's Steak House Price Range: $-$$ . Phone: 378-4747 Steaks, seafood, prime rib and the best salad Address: West Highway bar in town await diners at K Bob's, Open 70, Ruidoso Downs since 1979, the steak house serves up some Hours: Open seven days a hearty country br~akfasts and daily lunch and week at 6 a.m. dinner specials, as well as catering for all occasions. V'all come in. La Lorraine . Price Range: $$-$$$ Phone: 257·2954 . Established in 1985, La Lorraine specializes Address: 2523 Sudderth in French and gourmet dining. Chef Rick Dr., Ruidoso Vashina's pepper steak and creme brulee are Hours: 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 bound to make your mouth water. Customers p.m. Tues.-Sat.; 5:30 to 9 rave about the presentation of the food and p.m Mon.-Thur.;5:30 to t~e outstanding service at La Lorraine. 9:30 p.m. Fri. and Sat: Southern Accent Price Range: $ Phone: 258-3856 Emily White and crew are cooking up some Address: 1028 Mechem home cooking at Southern Accent. White Dr., Ruidoso said her goal is to make her customers feel Hours: 7 a.m .to 7 p.m. like they're having dinner at her house. Dine Mon.-Thurs; 7 a.m. to 8 outdoors among the cool pines as the smell p.m. Fri. and Sat., closed of the smokehouse wafts through the air. Sundays except holidays. Texas Club Grill Be. Bar Price Range: $-$$ Phone: 258-3325 Enjoy great charbroiled steaks and seafood, Address: 212 Matz Dr., in Texas-style chicken fried steak and fresh Innsbrook Village, Ruidoso pasta in a casual Western atmosphere. The Hours: lunch 11 :30 a.m to menu also features terrific coconut shrimp 5 p.m; dinner 5 to 10 p.m.; and fried catfish. Live music on weekends closed Tuesdays. and cocktails are the perfect complement to a Texas Club meal. Top of the Inn Deli Price Range: $-$$ Phone: 257-5141 & Pizza Parlor Address: the Inn of the Fresh baked pizzas, large deli sandwiches, Mountain Gods, Carrizo soups, ice cream and bak~ry goods seven Canyon Road, Mescalero days'a week. Gourmet coffees and cappuci Hours: 10 a.m to 10 p.m. nos are also available to satisfy your caffeine Sun-Thurs; 10 a.m to 1 craving. Enjoy good food with a great view. a.m. Fri. and Sat. Price range k~y; entree~ priceai..$7, and under ~$; entrees $7 to $15 = $$; -.entrees $15 and over =$$$ --- -- , ----. -.__ ...... -. -~ -~- ~-'-----""":>--~-,_.~.,~--,.~ ~.,..--~ ~ ·-~<·,_···,,_~ r- - _.. .. ,-, ....,.. '- -- .. .•." -- .. -._. -.. r ··,,·_ I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I NEFJ) $50 10 $500 Tooo?! I , I We wanllo malll: you • loan. 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Jerry Maguire Tom Cruise 1133 Mechehl, Rulcloso, 258-4232 320 S. Uncoln, Capllan, 354-2316 (Columbia TriStar - R) No. 14 features great food along with MI 1 p.m. Sundays frea acousftc jam. Eastwood (Warner - R) No.2 1. Backstreet Boys "Quit flavored Imported beers and mlcrQ' 3. Donnie Braseo AI Pacino 17. Fools Rush In Matthew Playing Games (With My Heart)" All music lovers, musicians we\. brews served up in the atmosphere come. (Columbia TriStar - R) No.4' Perry (Columbia TriStar • PG-B) (Jive) Last Week: No.1 of a traditional family-slyle English 4. Private Parts Howard Stern No.22 . 2. Spice Girls "2 Become '1" pub.. (Paramount - R) No.6 18. The Devil's Own Harrison (Virgin) No. 2 5. The Relic Penelope Ann Ford (Columbia TriStar - R) New 3. Third Eye Blind "Semi Miller (Paramount - R) ~o. 7 Entry Charmed Life" (Elektra) No.4, Marie U:iVeaux 6. Shine Geoffrey Rush 4. 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Cop Land Sylvester Stallone (Motown) No. 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 10 . 6. Conspiracy Theory Mel 8. Usher "You Make Me 1 mile ,",1111 of the Inn ol1he Mounlsln 11. Jungle 2 Jungle Tim Allen Gibson Wanna..." (Laface/Arista) No. 10 ~Dds, next to Cate Mescalero, 257· (Buena Vista - PG) No.8 9. Diana King "I Say A Little [:Ikhon1 Pub 6695 . 7. Leave It To Beaver Janine ... ~ ~ ...•...... •. 8p.m.-l:30 am. Friday and Saturday 12. Crash Holly Hunter Turner Prayer" (Work) No.9 dance music wllh OJ. (Warner - NC-l7) New Entry 10. Deborah Cox "Things Just 21120 Sudderth In Pine Tree Square, 8. Event Horizon Laurence Ruidoso, 257-4391 J3. Booty Call Jamie Foxx Fishburne Ain't.The Same" (Arista) No. 17 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday live music by various local artists. 7p.m. Wednesday Jam sessions. ScrearningEagle Lounge ••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ~••• I •••••• I SCREAMING EAGLE LOUNGE Galloping Tortoise . 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Call Louise with your info 257-4001 Your ONLY New Mexico's Ruidoso-based Pnlmler Internet or fax it to 257-7053. .Internel Servicer Provider 11C • Ruir/oso News· September 19. 1997 • _. '. ------~~------....-, .- I ---_.-- ~E TACHCS USUALLVDOES ~OT MEAN . Unfortunately, there is no simple sequence of plays after winning the t\LWAVS . answer, and what declarer decides . . trump shift at trick two, and Started .West dealer. to do dClp.ends elltirely on the cir- his crossruff immediately - with East-West Vulnerable. cumstances. out playing a se'cond round of 'NOimi It is true that in most deals .94 trumps - he would have made the declarer tackles trumps at ollce. ..Ad 105 cOntract.. . tAB However, ther are many cases The play would have proceeded .+;j\.KI092. where declarer finds it more expe as follows: ace of hearts' and a WEST EAST dientto postpone playing trumps at hClart ruff, ace of diamonds and a tAKJI0 tQ75 once. One reason' is because he .K'12.Q9864 diamond ruff, followed by the jack tQI032 Hi4 sees he can make more. tricks by .of hearts ruff in his hand. With all scoring his trumps separately. +63· +74 the hearts and diamonds gone from Consider this deal where West SOUDI .dummy's hand, declarer's only two ta632 led the king of spades and shifted .•3 to a trump. Declarer won in his losers would have been two spade tK987 hand, drew a second round of tricks. +QJ86 This is one of those cases where trumps, am;! then started ruffing , West North EoBt South not drawing trumps produces more .. It ObIe Pus 2• hearts in his hand and diamollds in Joan Cusack and Kevin Kline star in the comedy "In and OUI" open Pau 4+ Pus 5+ dummy.. tricks than drawing them. It is sim ing today al Sierra Cinema. ·OpeniJlIlead -1dDg of IIJIlIdea. This worked out well while it ply a matter of getting maximum lasted, but at the end declarer lost mileage out of the trump suit. By .-. When declarer is playing in a another spade trick, as well as starting the crossruff as soon as 'suit contract, he must first resolve dummy's jack of hearts, and went possible, declarer winds up scoring . the question of whether or not to· down one: the ace of hearts, A-K of diamonds, draw the missing trumps. . Had South paused to plan his and eight trump tricks. N.Y.. 11MESCROSSWORD · Edited by Will Shortz' No. 0507 let's ~heck outwhat's showing comedy about a pelly con (Tuicker) ACROSS 27 Certain 58 Western on the' silver screens of Sierra. calapulted from obscurity to I How the boss . corporate .mountain range hr+-+-+- Cinema. Debuting today is "In and wanls things career path M Shade Iree celebrity overnight when he is Out" and "Money Talks." For more done. briefly 33CBearthm 81 Equine shade wrongly accused of planning a 1 Ditto . 34 a age .., 'lei's Make a information call 257-9444. launder deadly prison break. , Devil doils, e.g. 31 Julia on Deal' choice Now everyone wants him 14. Kind 01 chop "Selnleld' 18"Victory -' In and Out - dead or alive - and the only per · Il'FamilyTies'kid :II'-Threil (1954 111m) Rated PG·13 .11 Dander . Uvss'"Secular son who can save him is a head Show times: 2 p.m.·, 4:15 ,,'Oh,woel' 40Reggaerelallve lOOssigner I.ine-grabbing television newsman . p.m., 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.rn,· IIChimney 42 Brit. decorations Casslnl 33 (Sheen) in search of the ultimate covering 43 New York county 7tForlelts Plot: Howard Brackell's' high II Nick. name? 41 Reaching as lar 72 SWirl school English students are aston sweeps week exclusive. 2O"Don'lIelll'as' 71 "And away-I"'"'"+-+-+- ished. Is it really Irue that their Also starring Heather L 1 RL!idosp Nc;ws • S\,J!lcm!)cr /9. J997.. I~C 1 j . I f ; r ~.,. . -- --~-_.. -.....---- .. _-----..... -- -~ -- THE OLD \VEST Marion Hedgepeth's little-known misdeeds are the stuff of history The list of Old West outl~ws is long and Maggie and Marion drifted around the coun believed that ~t this time she saw her hus lurid: the James/Younger gang; Butch try for the next year or so, working at vari band for the last time. She.was to divorce Cassidy's Wild Bunch; Sam Bass; Black ous jobs, none of which were illegal. Then in him in the early part of this cenlury. Barl; Marion Hedgepeth; Billy the Kid - August 1891, he was arrested in Oakland, Qne by one, the Pinkertons all.d,the police wait a minute ... Marion Calif., for performing the "old shell game." were catching the bl\pdits, but Marion who? He bribed a guard and escaped, turning up Hedgepeth continued to elude them.lly now, PAST Yup, That's right. . next in Omaha, Neb. though, they had pictures of hiOJ. TIley fig TENSE Marion Hedgepeth, It is ured it was only a matter of time, and they true that mosl people A destre for streetcar cash were right. , haven.'t heard of old At a few minutes after noon on Monday, ' Marion, but in his time as a One sunny October,day in that city, there Feb. 10, 1892, a well-dressed· young·.m~n ~t Missouri outlaw, his deeds, \\fere two clerks on duty the city's "street entered the S~n Francisco post office. The, or r~ther, misdeeds, were car barn." At the end of 'the day the safe in aulhorities recognized him al orice as Marion surpassed only by those this building was full of money earned on Hedgepeth. Ihe city's streetcars. two other Missouri~ns, Hedgepeth fought savagely when they In the late afternoon a tall man with a cast Frank and Jesse James. jumped him. hurling one oUhe officers on one arm entered the building. The reason most of us through a window before he w~s beaten inlo , Drew Gomner have never heard of Marion Confronting the two clerks on duty, the cast • Hlltllo,\() Nt'Wl submission. ~ Hedgepeth is simple: poor fell away to reveal that the man had a pistol in each hand. It was Marion Hedgepeth.' The outlaw languished in jail until I public relations. It sounds ~~s ~ When the clerks told him thai they did September 1893 when he finally tried weird, but it's true. for the $75,000 train robbery. He was found I ~nd not know the safe's combination, Hedgepeth Jesse James was the first possibly the guilty and sentenced to 25 ye~rs. Hedgepeth, I only outlaw ever to actua!ly hand out his shrugged and whistled for his confederates. I In no time at all, the robbers had blown up not surprisingly, pronounced the trial. "a I own press releases. Before the train robbery farce, a farce, a farce." There may have been ilt Gads HUI Missouri, Jesse had prepared the safe and relieved it of its contents. I The boldness of the robbery, committed somethin~ to Hedgepeth's complaints, I the following press release: though, because ~ retrial was ordered. No ~ "The Mosl Daring Robbery on Record in broad daylight, impressed peqple. matter. They found him guilty again. Marlon Hedgepeth. in his heyday (above) . ~ The southbound Irain on Ihe Iron A month later" the same gang, ~ Hedgepeth's gang, robbed the Missouri and on arrival al Iowa s1ale penltentary In Muuntain railroad was boarded here Ihis 1908 (lop). I evening by five heavily armed men and Pacific Express about 12 miles oUlside An interesttnj cellmate I robbed of dullars. The robbers Omaha. Awee'k after that, another train rob- I arrived 01 Ihe station a few minutes before bery, this one the Chicago, Milwaukee and In July 1894, Hedgepeth had a cellmale for health reasons. I St. Paul Express, was perpetrated by the' going by the name ofH. H. Holmes. Holmes The end finally came for Marion ~ the arrival ofIhe Irain and arresled the sta I tiun agent and put him under guard, then Hedgepeth gang. Then, over the course of confided to Hedgepeth that he and his Hedgepeth, thief extraordinaire, on New I threw the train on Ihe switch. The robbers the next week or so, the gang robbed four crooked partner in Philadelphia, whom he Year's Eve 1909. On that night, the worn- I were all/arge men, nune of them under six post offices and a bank. intended to murder at the first opportunity,' out, aging outlaw, in the company of a con- ' I feel/all. They were all masked and started in Talk about acrime spree. had pulled off a massive insurance fraud. federate named Anhur Attrcson, entered the I a southerly direction after they had robbed Then, on Nov. 30, 189 I, the Hedgepeth In due time Holmes was released and saloon of Louis Novak on the west side of I the expres.\. They were all moullted on fine, gang outdid themselves. They relieved the Hedgepeth heard later about the death of Chicago and attempted an armed robbery. I 81. Louis and San Francisco line of some- Holmes' partner. Thinking he might get Things were going well, with the patrons I blooded horses. There is a hell ofall excite ~ melll in this part ofthe country. " where around $75,000. By then, the some time taken off his sentence, Hedgepeth lined up and shelling out, with the proprie,or I Of course, the parts about the appearance Pinkertons were on the case, but the informed on his former cellmate. When urging everyone to cooperate and avoid vio I of the bandits and the direction in which they Hedgepeth gang had already divided the loot Holmes was caught, it was discovered that lence, when a constable named Henry I left were deliberately misleading. The and vanished. . his real name was Herman Webster Mudgett. ' Decker rushed in. gun in hand. Then all hell De~. I amount of loot acquired was understandably On 6, though, the Pmkertons got a In the 19th century men like Mudgetl broke loose. I left blank, but the rest was surprislOgly accu break. An mformer not only told them where were comparatively rare. He was a mass Attreson instantly fired three fasl shots, I Ihe robbers could be found, but offered their ' murderer, guilty of 27 homicides. none of which hit anything but the wall I rate, right down to the time of their arrival and subsequent actions. names as wel.l. And, ~while Mudgett was hanged in behind Decker. Hedgepeth, seeing that his I Th~ .bandlts were not present when the Philadelphi~ in 1896, Hedgepeth never did partner's gun was empty (whal- he only had I do~n, I authOrities. swooped but there was get any time off his sentence for ratting on three bullets?) lunged at the lawman. The Criminal from Che start enough eVlde~ce to ~onvlRce them that they his cellmate. Finally, after 12 years, question is why Hedgepeth didn't simply use were on the right t~all: So began a manhunt Hedgepelh was released in 1906. the gun in his hand to stop the constable is a Marion Hedgepeth was always a c1andes that led to Kansas City, then Omaha, then line man to whom the idea of supplying his west to Salt Lake City and finally to Los good one. The answer is probably that own press releases to the ~uthorities would Angeles. His career winds down Hedgepeth was always a thief, but never a have seemed insane. n~tur~l-born killer. He was born Marion C. Hedgepeth on Hedgepeth was a shadow of his former When Hedgepeth lunged at Decker, one Oct. 16, 1865, near Pisgah, Mo. From an The ever eilisive Mr. Hedlepe~ self. His hair, what was left of it, had turned of the saloon's patrons, a man named Burek, I• completely white and he told people Ihat he stepped in and knocked Marion to Ihe floor. early age, Marion's criminal bent was appar It seems that Marion, who had robbed so ent. Before he was even out of his teens he was dying of consumption. Decker took advantage of the diversion and many post offices, trusted the postal service shot Attr.eson in the head, killing him. was known as a dangerous man with whom implicitly. He had shipped his loot west with Then he did something completely to fool. them. bizarre. He wrote to William Pinkerton.at the Hedgepeth immediately bolted for the ~ By 15, Marion was an accomplished safe The postal authorities in L.A. were alert Pinkerton Agency and asked for job. door. When Decker demanded that the flee cracker and was arrested the first time in the ed to be on the lookout for certain lellers and Correspondence between Hedgepeth and ing felon halt, Hedgepeth turned and raised , summer of 1881. not for safe cracking, but packages, and the police settled in to wait. Pinkerton indicates th~t Pinkerton actually his pistol. It was his last act. Burek, the bar for pelly theft. The day after Christmas1891 their patience considered using Hedgepeth as an undercov p~tron, shot him right between the eyes. Over the course of the next two years, was rewarded when a man came to claim a er operative, but that nothing ever callie of it. Marion' Hedgepeth was buried in the Hedgepeth made several escape attempts, package. It wasn't Hedgepeth, but it was an On Sept. 1, 1907, Hedgepeth and a com Dunning Cemetery, Feb. 7,1910. The reason none of which were successful, and all of "associate" of his. patriol blew a safe at Council Bluffs, Iowa. for the delay? People were unsure just who which added time to his sentence. He was Two days later, Marion's wife, Maggie, But Hedgepeth's luck had run out. He was the white-haired outlaw was. finally released from prison in Februrary was arrested in San Francisco trying to pick identified tbe very next day and captured. And despite a lurid and violent career 1889. up some trunks that were being shipped from Hedgepeth enlered tlie Slate Penitentiary that spanned nearly three decades, people Ayear later Hedgepeth married a woman St. Louis. She was transported back to St. at Fort Madison, Iowa, where he remained are still unsure of just who he was. • named Maggie Graham in Atchison, Kan. Louis where she was freed on bail. It is little more than a year before he was released History is funny that way. 14C • Ruidoso News· SepremtJer /9. /997 "--- • of , parting shot ••• I, I I Attention shutterbugs! J. j' Don't be camera shy. Send us I .. your best pic for publication consideration in "Parting Shot." " , I r I I I For more details I ·1 I talk to Laura I ~ .j. 257-4001, • "End of the Day" by Unda Wallace. Wallace caught this image with a Reeo XR7 3Snim camera equipped with a 60 to 300mm lens. For the print's texture. Wallace used a linen screen. during printing. Wallace, who is manager of the Glencoe Rural Events Center, took the photo at Turf Paradise racetrack in, Phoenix. IN & OUT (PG·13) Racing is over, Summer is thru, *2:00 4: 15 7:00 *9:30 "Fall" into Ruidoso State Bank (R) MONEY TALKS i~ and let Jean Stoddard *1 :30 4:00 6:45*9:bo Help You!! .. I All banks pay Interest... We pay attentlonl THE GAME (R) *1:15 3: 45 6: 30 *9: 15 STARTS FRIDAY 9/12, ENDS THURS. 9/18 ,RUIDOSO STATE BANK , M;:Eil 1710 SUDDERTII, llUJDOSO, NEW MEXICO 88345/505 2574043 ' ~ 257-9444 *Fri.'& Sat. Only! 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And the Old Oowlin Mill on Sudderth RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRrrER cabins were mostly to be found in Drive. up here and lived here didn't The tall cool pines of Ruidoso the Upper.Ca!lyon -the first res0!1 The cabins were economical to have any money to speak of. have been luring visitors from other ,area of the now resQrt !own. build,and could help, the workers parts of the state and Texas for "Owners bui'lt on the banks of of RUidoso make extra money in ,Some people would sleep years, and much like the rustic the river so they could sit down on ' the summer months, Phillips said. charm of the area, cabios have, also 'porches and fish for trout," "The'things were very cheap to in- tents. , or in their car in b,een a big part of Ruidoso's appeal. Magnan wrote. build," he said. "Most everybody the summer and rent their And the desire 10 visit the , Many of those cabins still stand who worked up here and lived here cabins out to tourists." , mountains and the forest to escape along Main street and its offshoots didn ',t have any money to speak of. the desert heat isn'l new. "As Cl!rly Ihat ,wind through the Upper Some people would sleep in tents as 1880, families were enjoymg its Canyon. or in their car in the summer and - CARMoN PHIWPS beauties and thriving in the health Carmon Phillips, who has lived rent, their cabins out to tourists." ful mountain air," wrote author Dorothy Jensen Neal in her book in Ruidoso since 1945, said many The cabins weren't very warm "Captive Mountain Walers: A of the-cabins weren't built until the ' without insulation, though. Phillips Unique Chapter in the History of early 19508. said resourceful residents found an Southero New Mexico." "Cabins started to pop up when inexpensive way to ta~kle th~t According to author Frank I came here, but they didn't pop up problem" too, alth~ugh It wasn t Magnan in his book "Ruidoso too fast," Phillips said. "But they very fire Safe. He said many people Country," the arrival of the first kept building more and more and would fill their walls with ply automobile in Roswell was the more people came." , wood, which was "cheap," even if beginning of Ruidoso's tourist He said common construction it wasn,'t fire-proof. , attraction 'Status. With that firsl for cabins was to use boards To heat the cabins, Phillips said motor vehicl~, an auto slage and which were then covered with' most everyone had a pot-bellied mail line started between Roswell slabs from the two [ocal saw mills. stove, and Alamogordo, Magnan wrote. 'l'he slabs Were left over after the A drive through the Upper Thai line ran right through Ihe mills had cullhe bark from the oul- Canyon - the spot 1J10dem-day , ' side of the pine trees. The cracks, RuidoSo grew from - would offer a . ' Uncoln National Foresl and the .....', j •• ~,...... ~ .. ~. _.. Sacramenlo Mountains, and Ihal or joint" where the slabs came glimpse of that early local archi . ~. ~ . 'l~'~ together were then nailed over tecture. " , " rough trail h,aI grown into today's lJ.~.·Higlj~y 4'.' .l 70. " ' with bQards. ''They're still the same cabins. , • . • ' JuDD , , .....'., BIllder/1luIdllso News 'Following the road wereihe 'Phillips and his wife, Leo~a TheY're, still there. Many of them, ',' Mln}\fOl'lDlnal cabfns still stal\i( among the tall pines in the Upper people; " Mae, built a home in jus'uhat Dian- ,by now, have to be 55 or 60 years " ,...... "'11'.-'" " " ' , - ~ ~~l~·,'!· ~ .:: " ',__ ~,'~-.' . 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' because il smellS 'nice ,wlicittil . First off; Buchanan said, det~rmine bUmS. but il!l~'tcaiim'tl~~, wh~lher you .need a ~Iove ?r a firepl~ce'e!lllilY becauSe' it's .sappy,: .he ' B~ldes Ihe diffe~nce m deSign, stoves and exjliliined. Inslead pick cildar 01 fireflaces work ~IlJerenlly. . smells nice, 100), apple, pinon or . If.you,~anlll for heat, aufireplace IS very. oak for fasl flames. meffiClent, Buchanan said. Stoves are very "h I ki t t.~,'~ efficient."· ror s opJlelS 00 n~ 0 ge ~'~,i.: In fact fireplaces only score a 10 percenl mosl bum' for their ..bU9~f(. efficiency rating, whereas stoves can range Buchanan and Stewart teeonl·· .. from 60 10 75 percenl. An efficiency rating is mend pellet sloves.. Pellets, made determined by the amount of heal gained in a of compressed saw~usl. blll1l room compared 10 the heat l ,.', ,;, ,.",' • Culligan Dealers Have Been The Sp.ecialists For Over 50 Years Worldwide Leaders in Water Treatment • Salt Delivery Service • Service, Rentals &Sales • Bottled Water. -.16 oz. to 5gal. • Water Softeners & Filters ~ • Water conditioners Eliminate ...odor, rust, • Commercial/Industrial Water,Treatment",; r .,. '. " •• -',' ~." c- ".:", ." . '.,' I corrosion, iron*,. soap residue... .softeners, Deioltiietsj neJl1iri~ra1iZlJ{g.\ ~'~i; t,! (hard water problems), 'Systettis, Filters .. ",..;,:,:;,:: .... 11'" H &J d try' ".~;\i~,)'.i!.i~i'.·~ ---~.~ O~~§LtAl~' :l;";;j:.'~;:.'.:~, I • 0_ .. • Drinking Water Systems ":;;. pr us,,', ,: .•.. .•...:f.•.•.:.:.',' - .- .~ ·S~y~,~;S'oap,f~atetaI1~~~~gy; ...... •• h..of • Expert Repair Service',· .. I 258-3646 ", 1015 Mechem Dr. • ~uidoso . ,~ "~""; ,,, ,,~:;',; "~ 5; " "")";> . I bb 4 • RUidoso News" 'Sept. '18;~J997 . , . ~~ ~.... ",,.~";;'~;. ",'.' ,.,"",0-0'''''' • ', ..• '.".' ...... ,••"...... "~ . ".' • .. , . Julie BllXler/lllluln.\Yl N.",. . ' . Jplle/laxiedllrlldo8" Neu', Sharon Stewart (left), Dave Buchanan (middle) and Steve Lovell say Accessories add much to a fireplaces and stoves still hol~ an old·faahloned charm, but with many wood·bumi"g heating unit. modem advantages ~ 6'::. " .. "; , • ~ ~"., ·····~,·.' .. """~ - . .. , , A , ~. '\ • 1I"VA1IlrUft. n GALBRAITH, AUTOMOTIVE REFINISHES , . • A~t Supplies ...... 8uiltlihg NatMials Pailff •Wall " R". ~ovMi..s • Wallpaper EIMhieal' Plulrl6ihg 'H~'TooIs • .,Window, ,. (". Treatments" ", . • 'Custnm C'olorMixing ':,,~= 7:30' a.m. - 5i3()' p.m. Monday· Friday . 8:00"a.rl1. ·;·'1:2'}OO:p.m. SatUrday , ,; , ,g' . '-1 ,'_., \'__ ,_~_",~!':/······4····'·· \ '''5'''7'''!'' .' ,',4'7'·."f:, ' I: ,,~ ,.. .';'" .." ':;-".. '.,,' ,'. <:." :, 'j :~ .' 'Sl1dd~_h'.;RUidoso ~. '. iaog, -""..;.-' ...... , .. ~ . 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LAxSON . member of the Ruidoso Garden dies are especially efficient when "in· the.;ft1,6unlaiRs RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER Club, said the club puts,out an they fall naturally On plants,. ,- ',,, ,-' .1.';, ':'~." __ •" '. ','::', ' While most people associate fucrellsingly popular pamphlet on Tiscareno added., The follOWing j~a ~Aoit~l~ildarof auturrtrl gardening activi· ' gardening activity with spring, fall .maintaining' gardens through the According to the club's, pam- ties as recommended by the Ruidoso Gardening Club: is actually the best time to put out winter - called Ruidoso Garden phlel, winter protection is generally I. .. u many plants. aub High A1titulle Gardenin and ' ~ , " ~ ... misl!nderstood. Mulch should .be ...... ,-" ',-,. •.£>' ," • " ;, "It's the best lime to pla!!t any first published in 1991. used as a parasol around plants, not , '. . 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Log• home construction• projects today can be a~ .' simple as a totally inef ficient cabin ....or the work might lead to a business o'f your own •.. or to a home that's 'very special indeed. •• Here is how three Lincoln County home owners took different ,,' "'" .. ", ',' .. ,,,,. , -', "'-,'" ,- ;,' - .~ -, '" " . '-:") , routes in search of Eddie Saenz did most of the WOrk himself to create;!; log hpme near the I1ntrance of the Ranch~:'of . I Sonterra, just off the highway to Slllr.ra Blanca: Regionaf.Alrpolt. An exterior vililW of thehpme Is on the cover ,I . of this section. different dreams. \ I • ' .. - i A 'log cabin in the woods' is I STORY AND PICTURES ject is an octagonal home buill iii said. His home·carne' in ·al $50 jJer I ev DIANNE STAWNGS the style of the traditional Navajo square .foot compared to most I Log homes seem 10 fit the hogan. homes in the area that run from $85 mountains around Ruidoso, in per All three used different .. to$loop~rsquart;fookM said. feel synchronizalion with the for approaches, but all three praise the The company recommends esl, wildlife and snow. finisbed product and encourage . refinishing 'the exterior every two' For Ron Andrews, a log home others to follow their lead. yelU'S with a material it will fur was a 20-year dream thai became a For Saenz, the price tag, worry ni~h; but ilS application is much mulual goal for his wife Jill when aboul energy efficiency and II eallier than painting or staining, they married a few years ago. mind-numbing list of more than Saenz said. Eddie Saenz also was deter 200 log home suppliers he com i In spite IJf his obvious enthusi mined he would live in a log home piled were the biggest obstacles to asm for log homes, he· admits when he moved 10 Ruidoso from realizing his goal. they're not for everyone and tries Texas. After Irours of research, he "I talked to local builders, but to direct those he thinks WOll't nol only built his own home, but they discouraged me," he said. mesh in another direction. became a supplier and consultant They told horror slories of logs No one could diven Ron and for olhers who want to do the shrinking Bnd messing up joints Jill Andrews, not even after two same. and fits. years of construclion and another Mike McMillan, of Escudilla But after running down details . f ...... '. six mOllths to go, . Log Cabins in Capitan, has on many different companies, Mike McMillan has made a bUSiness 0 IOQ con~trucllon In Capitan. "It's really something I wanted 'th Old careful me!lsurements and tight fits are characteristic, as demohstrat· encountered special challenges .S?enz fimaIIyearnt cd up WI • ed here by Randy Bruck. to do for 20 years. I like .the look, since he cuI and hand-peeled his Timers Log Homes based 10' the rustic and homey feei," first log. His current business pro- Andrews said. recalling many fam· Tennessee. H~ w~ satisfied the own or work as a· supplier with and sheet rock on the second floor. kiln dned logs and the ·contractors. ily vacations in the mountains. The logs are fit in a tongue and "Somehow log houses, mountaiJls Ihermal mailS of t~e With high ceilings, plenty of groove system and se*d with an ti!Dber, .~upled With windows and 2,500 square feet of and snow seem to go together." expanding foam and caulk. The Andrews have taken the hiS Willingness to living space 10 heat, his electric bill "II's very cozy and comfon handle subcontra~- has never gone over $54 a month, able," he said. "They're easy 10 put trllditionallog home several steps lors, would solve hiS Saenz said. logether and build quickly, which problems. "It's very energy efficient," he saves money," . He nol only built said. Most of the nomes are custom hiS own home ablock Logs can Ile round, bullhat pre. designs, but the company also has from the entrance of sents problems banging pictures, a catalog of plans. Ranches of Sonterra collects grease in the kitchen and "The hold up better in disas for !~ than a more dust everywhere else,· Saenz said. ters," Sa~ said. They have fioat IradltlOnal st~uc(ure He prefers a log flat on one size, 6 ed down aflooded river and did not of the same. sl~e, he inches by 8 inches, which creates a· break apart, they shake with the became a dlstnbulor, flat interior wall with no additional movement of ;ID earthquake, they for the company effon. The third Iype is flat on both suppon heavy snow loads witbout under the name of sides and is the least expensive to damage and even fare Well in fires, Mountain View Log build. ' because there is no air circulation Another custom log home Saenz is building Hom~. H;e can han- Some people prefer traditional as in a traditionally constructed . ,. .. ..' for a customer is located in Ranches of die aJob himself, help sheet rock walls. In his own home wall, he said. .. ..' Tlubt fltli\l$.thiliclll,,a:baHrnark Df Sonterra. homeowners do their Saenz has used natural logs beloY; .- "And they cost less," Saenz good log construction. 8 • Ruidoso News.' Sept. ,19,. 1997, _~__~' -~ -. , ~•...;.i·,_.__--~_ ..--,..' "- .. ---, ------. - ___","_,_"~ '.',1_I_o,.... ~'.....tl.'._,.c .._, __ :..',;'..;I, ...._;"·., ,J_ - "",<",!,,,_ ,'.' "'0-"1£.',."- ..., ".....0':"" \" .~ ji' ,. :.'" .',-. ''''.\,..,1:,''-.~~-C-::--~'' -;-:-::-::--_. "~~"-'-:':'" :. '~=~;'CY'~-"''''''''::-''".- - -.,... 'l , \I '. " .llo~..:.~ &. ·STVI.. I~. 2 I ...'4 ,.~ ~.~t ;. v ,- n'~.n"':oIo~I.'~,\·".!};~""h:'>,,"":l'.~~~~"~')""'''''~''''''''~',''''''''''·''''''''!'''· ! ~ ," , ",..••••••.,. •." " , "."'" ..". '.'" '" ,_, .~.,~.~ ",,~ < . ,• '.7 -'. . '.' ''''i'o:-:;,.j-;:'t!,,,,,, ,',' , ' ", , -, . ,,,,,.,•. ; '{!"< "'~'\~"':'d:;;~,_ '", f"';' " .- • . ;> " ,'•. '"'·.~I..~~' ..·(·,',.,·~ .. C" , · '. ·-,'~,_..:;;...;~:)~;::~~';!~r;:jt;;A!,.: ~-_<. L ., ." \. .'",,' ,. .~l!t'''.!:.li;",~~~:kid ... , ",~ . . ",_ " ~ ;> c. '.' ..•• .'. , " . "" "'- ", ...) , ~ ..'. "I '. ,v,.. ",' '''Ii ' ~" ., \ -. " .' .- ;~I .. , .'.' I"·"··f"·"·~·','. '.'i .,..... '. ,. ''', . '. .~'CIl,..'IV $h!lll8.dWinmerclal 10gs.Il)Eike for fast and economical Construction. • D. ~ , \,.~".I '1tII"":' \1'1' "I, ~ r: :~""':- ~~.:. , y" ',!;;" ,'~, ~',.. ," ' · 't _of ", ..., .....~.~.' ....'. '~".' 0\ ~ ..~;~. .,~.,.... ".;.~ ..... 'ft .... . <1-:'/1, l'~"~'''~''''''\'''4-~'k'' '.:.--.. " \ ~'~;¥~~:~nar'~~sis confident. his Z,500-squate* '}''i fOQl,pand-pe¢led,.Montanalodge-pole "il , ··pi~e;, full-chink~style · , home will be · . ',,, enersy'·efficient. ' '. .,.. ~ i' ~ome and pUlling in the rest of the .'·elements. However, McMillan often finds Clients selecUris lrustic mantles, vanities, railings and {or nifure, because they fit SO well ihto a log home. "We're building out ofsalvaged fit from the Mescalero tire last .Lots of glass is a characteristic of the Saenz home. Large spaces, flat year," .he said. "The' trees are local logs on the inside surfacel,and careful interior detail, add to the home's and dead, which is harder to CUI, character.' ' but already diy." The .logs are cut to interlock and go up fast at his business in . Capitan after the bark is peeled by hand, he said. The structure costs about $20 asquare foot and takes 'six weeks to two months for McMillan to build. . • fie can build the traditional styles or custom designs such as the hogan being created for Ruth Whiteerane, Who is part Cherokee and Cree. She. lived in a Navajo hogan while working in Indian services and enjoyed the openness. Her home will have only two.' interior walls and will feature an adaptation of the tradition smoke hole. Whitecrane was having a hard time finding someone who'would build such a hollte, but is con vinced her path led to McMillan for a reason. "I'm amazed at Ihe fitting Mike does on an octagonal shape," she said. "I don'I think I could cut fab ric as well." McMillan allvises pDtentiallog home buyers to investigate thor oughly before signing up, bill lie alsoooaslS 11Iat ita structure can be built with \figs, he'll find the right Tile Andrew~ h\)IJse, under construction, will feature an logs to do it. interior wall replicating an Old West commercial street. , r I , • TOo •• ,r ,. -I', - .--._.... _- ,~, ,,,..,, --,.,;,..-...,---,.....-;u ._-- .• •..""" "".,; ... '. ,:' ".-. Ilo~II'~ " ST\rl.t: 2 I to.tJ1 ., -••••••••• _•• ,- , •••• , •• """ " ,-, , " •. " ,. " -.,.,.' , , " ••••_ "! , , ~ '" .. • ."< 'I' " ..,,- From rough w();\od , " "',", .,. . . ~ '(. " to· fine furniture·, ,.'.- , Capitan's Mike McMillan has built a.busi ! ness by letting the wood itself dictate the . . .J I look of each piece of ~rustic' furniture '" , I that really isn't rough at all. I ! BYlON! K.WSON around lln interesting whorl ig the RUIDOSO NEWS STIIFF WRITER wood. Besides a few tables, Mike "It's made out at aspen with I I McMillan has only pictures to hand-peeled legs. And I like to show of his work. leave what I call a raw edge; it's I K;~Qlt/JilliP'Qews I His rustic wood furniture sells just the natural edge of wood iIbll! so fast, there's never any in stock the side of the log." Mike McMillan lets the WODd b.elng used dictate the design of a piece of fumltUrll. .... I to show people, said Judy C. It's been only in the last few Ewing, McMillan's partner in life years that McMillan has concen edges, the rich red wood became Stout, a Ruidoso blacksmith who· In the 1~ an~' .189Qs.lhllYdldn't . I and work. trated on furniture building, with doors in his mind, and the knot hand-forges custom pieces for have bltJ!tglilllt~i ~lLi.b~g. 4tdn't .' McMillan ~nd Ewing, owners the construction of a few log cab holes handles. McMillan made an McMillan's furniture. have c1\1SelSl,;$q yourbedroofll set of the Capitan Gallery of Cowboy ins here and there. armoire, or a cowboy c1QSet, as he "I just can't put hardware store would have. an: armoire, a· blanket Furnishings, have in just a year's Ruth White Crane, who has calls it, based on the wood. It sold hardware on these pieces," he said. chest, maybe a wlI$h-up stand, time developed a growing reputa been in the business of selling quickly to a Californian, he said because you didn't have a sink, tion as a source of unusual, cus western styled furniture, is very When he receives orders for a . He likes to style his furniture, and a dreSsing screen. To me, a tom-made western furniture. complimentary of McMillan's particular type of furniture, he to a degree, on what was typical in complete bedrO\llll set has those work. Not only are his pieces aes searches for the right pieces of the late 1800s, atime period he has things," he said. . "What I'm trying to do is just studied. . take the natural woods from the thetically pleasing, she ~aid, but wood; and keeps a mental invento "I think he would just prefer region and make functional furni they are also much more function ry. "The idea of western furniture living in the 189Os," Ewing said ture out of it," said McMillan, who al than many pieces classified as "We· have to hunt it down. ....:.c one-of the things I've learned is with a laugh. . . has worked with wood for more rustic. Sometimes wood cutters will come than 20 years, both as a house People who discover his furni . by with a big stump and we'll get it builder and a furniture maker. ture often end up coming:back for milled. And we've gone to Uncoln "I let the natural beauty of the more, Ewing said. One Texas to get our walnut," he said. wood create the expression. See rancher, blown into Capitan on a His inventory has includpd like here, I use a knot down on this snow storm, came in the gallery western walnut, aspen, alligator nightstand," he said, pointing to a one day and decided he liked juniper, ponderosa pine and what picture of a dresser whose bottom McMillan's work. He came back a ever else catches his eye. panel, rather than a straight line few months later with his wife, and The wood is sometimes locally across, curves unevenly down and the couple purchased three rooms found, sometimes from Luna, N. . of furniture. M., or Alpine, Ariz., he said. ..An aspen bed "The Mescalero Apache - we room set, and the just got some Rocky Mountain walnut bedroom set, junipers from there. another wood a dining table ... they we use. It's real red. It's locally • bought it and we called red cedar, purple heart red made chairs that cedar," McMillan said. matched it. Then He never changes the color of they ordered a hutch the wood in his finished products. to match it." "I don't do' any staining. We He takes what ju~t try to do a finish using oil or other carpenters may polyurethane or other types of fin consider a backward ishes that enhance the wood and approach to his cre keep it from getting smudged or ations. Rather than dirty... because· you can't stain making the wood something prettier than the natural conform to the piece color of wood, of selected wood." of furniture he is McMillan learned many of the building, he lets tbe techniques he uses to create furni wood determine lure back in the 1970s. when he what it will become. built log cabins and tables from "One evening, I massive juniper logs in the White was back here (in his Mountains in Arizona. workshop) wonder "And I got kind of fascinated ing what I was going with old tools that way," he said. to make next," One of his primary tools then McMillan said. and now is a drawknife, a curved ..And I saw these blade with handles on both ends. two pieces of juniper "That's the main tool that's ..." Because both been· around forever, ever since pieces had smaU people started doing serious wood· Courtosy Mike McMll1aIl knot holes about work," he said...... : ".., QJ!ii~MIk~)i'{ .. ~ A chest is finished with all the grain showing midway. down and The handles and iron work on under polyurethane. . toward the outer Tradltlonal design, b1,I\ naturalllnlsh !llartw a MIlMlilan armoire •..... his furniture come from Patricia . a . -~ _. " .. -. * "'"' 10· Ruidoso News· Sept. 19, 1997 r .'? _, : =,,:~ ;~ :::~ :!'~:.:, "~.~~/ii1fUJ:".",:I:~:'? ·c,{"'~'::'~~-;·:'~.,, .~>.:~"Z' L;;';::'::;~\~~', ~'~'; ~- ,.~;" ,. ' ;. ,.",. ,- ~ " ". -': .... ' ,-r;:::, :, .. '!. ':.';;'.';" ""-,.~ -"".'-'", ',-'p'" '. ••••"'-'.. }."~,.,-"~,,,,,' "...".,_-,' ;.•.•"• ,'.oi:-"".-_'. -,";.••••....."..,--.-.....-.,,-, I .....--.C"'.~." ','"., ... , ...... , '" "'-" .• .." •••• * . .... _...... ~ 1 ,• The. differenc.e·. . , . ! ..., -, l",. I e '>1\810.• th·d·tet·,.. :.·e. e 31 S " t· ' "'1:: ",-,,!"-"r';'" Homeownef Ron Andrews. '~'~i'!" ~i,,;"~:. ) <',;t: ..... t, , Whether it's traditiomlilog, or , .' '" ,," ." i slab:-clad frame-oUlIlIny v!ldatioRS, wanted a bear he didn't have to ,• I , 'f,>t ; ~, •• ..," When wood is the, primary'material feed, or dust, and has one. ( 'th~llome.ownerand ,, .. , builder can let Builder Eddie Saenz added a ~ their imaginatioll$lake over. little extra daylight over l\n entry ;. Wood .is 'tlexible, warm aJid way; and. ,made an architectural personal. statement. , "' ," , . I I \ ,j I .. DIanne Stalllegll/llIddtJstJ NeWs '. , ), ... . ',,' . A~rved beJrisputlQ u$e t() hold up a,deckl'!lling; ... -~ f Extra light over a doorway comes from a dormer. ~-,;~ «.1;,~ ~~;~_ ,~' ~, j " , .' ,. .. . ,- . - ~~":' .'1 .*.. 1 . . ATTENTION RUIDOSO MERCHANTS!!! " :', . .THE RUIDOSO NEWS IS THE OFFICIAL Cally-SYMPaSIUI raaCIAI raaVID111 THE LINCOLN. COUNTY. . COWBOY. 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Araccoonrnade a home In 1500 Sudderth Dr. • Ruidoso the heating dUcts under this horne, leaving behind some unsightly smells 505-257-6682 and droppings. 'People lov'e wood, .but so'do'. pes.1s . BY LAURA CLYMER Homeowners should also chec;k.for signs of RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER pests such as sawdust on window sills or by "An ounce of prevention is 0 worth a baseboards. '. pound of cure" - an appropriate proverb is Otlterinseets a!ld bugs can be kept oul- you're going to build a log home or"pur side where they belong as well. \ . chase one...or any sort of wood home, for o "Usually if you Ireal inside the house, that malter. . it'IU protect their home, he said. Walls. 0 "Thrmites go quickly. They tear up stuff "If you're up off tbe ground then I'd fast," Hall said. "Carpenter aJ)tg take longer make sure all your venls and deck openings to lear up the house. They don't really need are blocked with screens or something," the wood for food; they jUsI go through it to Hall said. "One smao opening up under ...... 111_ build Iheir nests." neath tbe eaves an4they'lI.get up in there:' .,••'1.... Before you build, Hall suggesls lbat a Recently, Hall bad to remove a liome I PlIt)¥idf;. cqol Iight : .,. 1dMI1cw~. hOnW or .....Stn:IIlgII' end IItII::Idw..than CIClIWMIkIaIiI Cl"* professional treat the soil and the blocks in owner's furnace to gain a:ccess the duels i ~. WOJUhOP, :tli032 :r Ie to prUIt. 42VCM the borne's foundalion. Building with treat where-either a raccoon or skunk had sel up I ed and sealed wood is another preventil\n; I housekeepIng.. . I ft'-~~ Quail Trails Unlimited's Wall Jones, "They'll nest un(ler there and tear up the I who has been in the pest control blJSiness duels," he said. 000 0 c.all,Prot~ I for four years, said homeowners SUcb circumstances. will bit the home- 0 I, ~"11.~ge a home with a perimetet of tenlliclde~The owner in the nose and.tben tbe pocketbOok. I exterminator digs a trench two-feet deep· . A~li..preventioli 'is the key. Ape£/llilic I and one-foot wide around the home, and check for glIps in .decking and holes in I sc;telll!~ • then treals the·soil. or eaves will save Inoney. 0 I Follow:up includes IlIihl$p¢liQn ; oJ'~~t a~!,· we:reb~i1ding I care wheretlbey i every Iwo yearS ...by aptofessional. bve - we're 'In their temtory," Hall satd., I .....,_ ...... ,...... •...... ".-----..--...... _-..,...... -.='-,- " .. ' ..-,....--...... - ;:t,,",. "';, Ie - _--_._.-_ 'i - - . "'_., ~ ~ , , - '" '" " -, • r ' , , .. .- , ~ .. , •• i~\~;< .': __ t. , ~. , , ;,' ".: , . ' ' ~, r. .• .. .. I.' ',' " , , -'.' ., , '.' ' . ;,,': [,: ! ' , ,! .. h1" , • >", .' , " :-'.".-. ).' .. , " , II~awenterants'take longer to tear up- the house. They don't really need the :wood for food; ~.. .. ,.'. ",,\~Yth"·JUs.t go'h't raug,lth· ' ' ,,~{;~,;:,'~' .;,.)to build their nests. II ;.< it- .. 10-. ',", • . , ,,':' ';;, ,:"...... , , .. 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