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>Sunday November 24, 2002
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>http://www.borderlandnews.com/stories/borderland/20021123-45928.shtml
>State Rep. J. Paul Taylor and his wife, Mary, have donated their historic
>1850s adobe home, filled with art and artifacts, to the state of New Mexico,
>and it's on track to become a state monument. The Museum of New Mexico
>Board of Regents accepted the donation of the house and two commercial
>properties on the Mesilla Plaza during a meeting Thursday in Santa Fe.
>Under the agreement, Taylor, 82, and his writer-historian wife, 80, will
>have full use of the home until their deaths, and their seven children
>will retain the right to use the property four times a year for family
>events. Taylor traces his roots back to Juan de Vaca, a soldier who came
>to the region with Coronado in 1540.
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>From: Neal Ackerly <[log in to unmask]>
>Request for Assistance: On the bottom of our Web page <www.dos-rios.com>
>is a photograph of a double-walled structure from the now-abandoned town
>of Old Hatchita. We have two of these and are asking folks for help in
>identifying what they are. We think they may be powder magazines since
>they're both situated some distance from residential structures. Any
>comparables
>out there?  Thanks, Neal
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>American Southwest and the Mexican Northwest. Our goal is to create and
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