Show ’ Famed New Mexico Ranch Is Staging New Comeback RODWELL When THE NATION TOQAY i eached ign Mew m WASHINGTON (AP)— More money piled into Ameri- ever before the Commerce can pocketbooks in July than J ' ‘ Dept says It reported yesterday the public’s income during the billion dollars about month hit an annual rate of 304 3 billions bigger than the previous record set in June For the first seven months of this year the figure averaged 298 of 1954 billion dollars 12 billions above January-July Much of last July’ increase was credited to pay raises for federal civilians who got lump siijm retroactive payments when their new pay rates went into effect Private industry payrolls also w'ere higher during the month while farm income declined ’ groes have a constitutional right to free use of city parks here Federal Judge Lamar Cecil ruled yesterday striking down segregation of races in the field of public ' ' recreation Raps Wyoming Prison CHEYENNE (AP) — Bad administration practices at WyoKANSAS CITY (AP) - Segreming’s penitentiary are ' scored gation in force throughout Kansas City’s public school system in a report by a for 88 years fell quietly by the committee of the National Assn of Wardens: wayside today White and Negro restudents mingled as they deThe Committee of State Prison turned to classes in schools Wardens which investigated Aug segregated with the beginning of 7 after a prison riot said the the current term most glaring of such practices was inability of the' warden to Bite Hospitalizes 3 ‘ and to NEWCASTLE Wyo (AP) — build his own organization emsubordinate and fire hire Three persons were hospitalized here yesterday as the result of a ployes rattlesnake bite Archie Long ol Osage was bitten by the snake As his wife Helen rushed him to a hospital their car overturned and she suffered a fractured skull and broken bones Long and his son suffered bruises cutr and shock Kansas Integrated 1- three-memb- 14-1- er THE OGDEN h -- j 'ii 62-roo- m 1 1 4 put $750000 into renovation He figures it’s worth it Hunters pursuing the bountiful elk (estimated to number 5000) deer (estimated at 20000) and innumerable wild turkeys pay a ranch permit of $300 for the y t F--a ‘ PAYS $15 A DAY The fisherman pays $15 a day for his choice of 150 miles of open streams or 23 lakes stocked with rainbow cutthroat and Eastern brook trout If the cost isn’t enough to make Vermejo Ranch exclusive the security measures are The gate to the ranch is padlocked Visitors are given the combination or met at the gate Gourley isn’t just running a guest ranch for wealthy sportsmen however The ranch has1 0 head of Hereford some 600 purebred Hereford cows 5000 acres under irrigation and a coal mine There are 60 employes The Texan's vast holdings extend eastward 60 miles from the slope of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains Leases and land owned outright lie in Taos and 16-00- ' - V k " a i J y ' - rwiw 1 BEAUMONT Tex(AP) lU $ LUXURY LIVES AGAIN— This mansion is on© of three big houses on the 600000-acr- e Vermejo Ranch Colfax counties in New Mexico allowed to run down Turkey and extend into two Colorado were hard to find and other counties game was scarce When Bartlett bought the land “This year” Gourley says “we he stocked streams with bass and are going to have a special doe trout and set up his own game deer season we’ve got so many and fish laws of them We’ve got turkey ail death his over the place” trustees Following handled the property until 1927 Gourley 'has his own game Then a group of wealthy Los An- management program using a fargeles men bought the ranch for sighted business approach Guest a private club are permitted one deer elk or HAD 75 MEMBERS bear for their $300 ranch perThe original 75 members were mit headed by Harry Chandler presiUnder Gourley’s management dent of a Los Angeles newspaper the ranch is extensively used by corporation and included such private parties including those of men as Will Rogers Cecil B major oil companies and other Douglas Fairbanks Max prosperous firms When Raton C Fleischman Will Hays and An- c‘‘- - leders want to impress drew Mellon visiting officials or businessmen When Gourley took over the a tr p a Vcmcjo Rach ranch he says things had been must 62-roo- m De-Mil- le I '? 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' V v m VP1 N- - 4 Identify Air Victims LAS VEGAS (UP) — The Air Force today identified 2nd Lt Robert T Garrett 24 Colton Calif and S Sgt Thomas E Am derson 26 Las Vegas as the two crpw members killed along with David Lees 35 a civilian photographer when a twin engine B25 and an F86 Sabre jet collided - A A 10-da- season which Gourley sets up This fee is in addition to regular state hunting licenses The ranch fee includes use of hunting lodges equipped with cots mattresses cook stoves and firewood suitable for 8 to 12 in a party Or if the hunter prefers he can get meals and a room on the American plan at the headquarters guest house SEPTEMBER 8 195S "T By DAVE Gourley bought the RATON N M (AP) — “Men property it had deteriorated He don’t get rich enough any more to build places like that” says one awed visitor to Vermejo Ranch The fabulous 600000 - acre northern New Mexico ranch which sprawls into two states and four king-siz- e counties is being built into perhaps the most extensive exclusive hunting and fishing heaven in the nation Forth Worth oilman W J Gourley bought the ranch in 1952 million dolfor a reported 1 lars It was created by W H Bartlett a wealthy Chicago grain dealer in 1902 It cost Bartlett 4H million to buy and build the ranch At its heart are three stone mansions built by Bartlett — inmansion for cluding a himself and two adjoining and slightly smaller mansions for his sons FEW MONTHS TO LIVE ‘ When doctors gave Bartlett but a few months to live in 1902 he came to the vast highness of New LIGHT PRECIPITATION AHEAD Mexico and' Gourley says Weather maps giving the average temperature and precipita“bought as far as he could see tion for September show that summer’s passing Precipitation a sight more” for Utah and the rest of the country will be subnormal while and Keeping busy installing nickel it is expected to exceed normal rates in states along the Gulf bathroom fixtures imported marand Atlantic coasts 'Temperatures for the month show the ble pillars and indirect lighting in average will be below seasonal normals in the South and also native stone mansions Barhis in the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes Region tlett fooled the doctors and lived on for 16 years and set the vault’s time-loc- k Saturday Near the mansions there were Bank Mixup to open Monday morning guest houses a hospital power BELOIT Wis (UP) — On a Saturday’s business was saved light and pumping plants stables recent Friday an employe of the when bank officers secured cash stores a school green houses and Beloit State Bank thought it was 16ans fish hatcheries A3 R UTAH THURSDAY EVENING OGDEN r STANDARD-EXAMINE- unoniii CO ‘ |