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UNLOCK TABLES; -- -- Table structure for table `wp_awpcp_ads` -- DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `wp_awpcp_ads`; SET @saved_cs_client = @@character_set_client; SET character_set_client = utf8; CREATE TABLE `wp_awpcp_ads` ( `ad_id` int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment, `adterm_id` int(10) NOT NULL default '0', `ad_fee_paid` float(7,2) NOT NULL, `ad_category_id` int(10) NOT NULL, `ad_category_parent_id` int(10) NOT NULL, `ad_title` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_details` text NOT NULL, `ad_contact_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_contact_phone` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_contact_email` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `websiteurl` varchar(375) NOT NULL, `ad_city` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_state` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_country` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_county_village` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_item_price` int(25) NOT NULL, `ad_views` int(10) NOT NULL default '0', `ad_postdate` date NOT NULL default '0000-00-00', `ad_last_updated` date NOT NULL, `ad_startdate` datetime NOT NULL, `ad_enddate` datetime NOT NULL, `disabled` tinyint(1) NOT NULL default '0', `disabled_date` datetime NOT NULL, `ad_key` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `ad_transaction_id` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `payment_gateway` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `payment_status` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', `is_featured_ad` tinyint(1) default NULL, `posterip` varchar(15) NOT NULL default '', `flagged` tinyint(1) NOT NULL default '0', PRIMARY KEY (`ad_id`), FULLTEXT KEY `titdes` (`ad_title`,`ad_details`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=3 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; 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','Code to appear before widget title',1,1),('sidebarwidgetaftercontent','','Code to appear after widget content',1,1),('sidebarwidgetbeforecontent','
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$ad_title

$addetailssummary...
$awpcpadpostdate $awpcp_city_display $awpcp_state_display $awpcp_display_adviews $awpcp_display_price
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$ad_title

$featureimg
Contact $adcontact_name$adcontactphone $location $awpcpvisitwebsite
$aditemprice $awpcpextrafields
$showadsense1

$addetails
$showadsense2
    $awpcpshowadotherimages
$tweetbtn $sharebtn $flagad$awpcpadviews $showadsense3
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Thank you for your business.','Text for message to notify user that ad is awaiting approval',2,2),('displayphonefield','1','Show phone field?',6,0),('displayphonefieldreqop','1','Require phone?',6,0),('displaycityfield','1','Show city field?',6,0),('displaycityfieldreqop','1','Require city?',6,0),('displaystatefield','0','Show state field?',6,0),('displaystatefieldreqop','0','Require state?',6,0),('displaycountryfield','0','Show country field?',6,0),('displaycountryfieldreqop','0','Require country?',6,0),('displaycountyvillagefield','0','Show County/village/other?',6,0),('displaycountyvillagefieldreqop','0','Require county/village/other?',6,0),('displaypricefield','1','Show price field?',6,0),('displaypricefieldreqop','0','Require price?',6,0),('displaywebsitefield','0','Show website field?',6,0),('displaywebsitefieldreqop','0','Require website?',6,0),('displaypostedbyfield','1','Show Posted By field?',6,0),('buildsearchdropdownlists','0','The search form can attempt to build drop down country, state, city and county lists if data is available in the system. 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INSERT INTO `wp_awpcp_categories` VALUES (1,0,'General',0); /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `wp_awpcp_categories` ENABLE KEYS */; UNLOCK TABLES; -- -- Table structure for table `wp_awpcp_pagename` -- DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `wp_awpcp_pagename`; SET @saved_cs_client = @@character_set_client; SET character_set_client = utf8; CREATE TABLE `wp_awpcp_pagename` ( `key_id` int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment, `userpagename` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', PRIMARY KEY (`key_id`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=2 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; SET character_set_client = @saved_cs_client; -- -- Dumping data for table `wp_awpcp_pagename` -- LOCK TABLES `wp_awpcp_pagename` WRITE; /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `wp_awpcp_pagename` DISABLE KEYS */; INSERT INTO `wp_awpcp_pagename` VALUES (1,'Classifieds'); /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `wp_awpcp_pagename` ENABLE KEYS */; UNLOCK TABLES; -- -- Table structure for table `wp_beifen` -- DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `wp_beifen`; SET @saved_cs_client = @@character_set_client; SET character_set_client = utf8; 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The Stage 2 Fire Restrictions for the Lincoln National Forest begin on Thursday, April 7, 2011, at 8:00 a.m.

“The 2011 Fire Season is coming into focus as temperatures increase and winds continue to dry out the vegetation. Our concerns and priorities are for public and firefighter safety during elevated fire danger” said Chad Stewart, Lincoln National Forest Fire Staff Officer. “With Stage II fire restrictions in place, along with everyone’s help, we can reduce the threat of fire here in southern New Mexico.”

Stage 2 Fire Restrictions include prohibition of:

- Building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire or stove fire, including charcoal fires, unless within a Forest Service developed recreational site where fire rings and grills are provided. This use is limited to campgrounds that are open to the public with a campground host present. Please contact the local unit in order to determine campground scheduling.
- Smoking is limited to an enclosed vehicle or a smoking approved building.
- Possessing, discharging or using any kind of firework or other pyrotechnic device.
- Welding, or operating acetylene or other torch with open flame.
- Operating or using any internal or external combustion engine without a spark arresting device properly installed, maintained, and in effective working order meeting either the Department of Agriculture, Forest Service Standard 5100-1a; or Appropriate Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE recommended practice J335 (b) and J350 (a); 36 C.R.R. § 261.52(j).
- Chainsaw use will not be allowed between the hours of 10:00 a.m through midnight.
- People are allowed to use pressurized liquid or gas stoves, lanterns, or space-heating devices provided such devices meet the Underwriters Laboratory (UL) specifications for safety.

As always, fireworks are prohibited on all National Forest System lands.

For specific information on a particular area, please contact your local Lincoln National Forest or any National Forest office. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO. For current fire restriction information on public lands in the southwest, please call 1-877-864-6985.

For additional information on Lincoln National Forest restrictions, please contact the Smokey Bear Ranger District Office at (575) 257-4095; the Sacramento Ranger District Office at (575) 682-2551, and the Guadalupe Ranger District Office at (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

To contact New Mexico State Forestry, please call (505) 476-3336, open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

To report a fire, call (575) 434-2286 or toll free 1-877-695-1663.
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It seems that Google has made their News (news.google.com) unavailable to feed parsers like Simplepie, Magpie, lastRSS or even like native php functions like simplexml_load_file for a while today. Google servers returned a “503 Service unavailable” error message until recently.

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On the other hand, feeds have always been readable by browsers and feed aggregators like feedemon, as far as I have experienced.

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All is back to normal now. Hopefully.

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These examples give the local time at various locations around the world at 12:00 UTC when daylight saving time (or summer time) is not in effect:

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Baker Island, Howland Island (both uninhabited)UTC−1200:00
Samoa, American SamoaUTC−1101:00
Hawaii, PapeeteUTC−1002:00
Marquesas IslandsUTC−09:3002:30
Anchorage, Fairbanks, JuneauUTC−0903:00
Vancouver, Washington (U.S. state), Portland, Las Vegas, California, Baja CaliforniaUTC−0804:00
Alberta, Colorado, Arizona, Chihuahua, SonoraUTC−0705:00
Costa Rica, Dallas, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Houston, Illinois, Manitoba, Mexico City, Nicaragua, SaskatchewanUTC−0606:00
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, North Carolina, Washington D.C., Georgia, Miami, Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Panama, Colombia, Continental Ecuador, PeruUTC−0507:00
VenezuelaUTC−04:3007:30
Nova Scotia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, Amazonas, Bolivia, Continental Chile, Paraguay, San Luis ProvinceUTC−0408:00
NewfoundlandUTC−03:3008:30
Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Argentina (except San Luis Province), Uruguay, NuukUTC−0309:00
Fernando de Noronha, South Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsUTC−0210:00
Azores, Cape VerdeUTC−0111:00
Iceland, United Kingdom, Ireland, Continental Portugal, Morocco, Senegal, Ghana, Côte d’IvoireUTC12:00
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Albania, Slovenia, Macedonia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Metropolitan France, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, European Spain, Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Tunisia, Algeria, Nigeria, Cameroon, Angola, Kinshasa

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Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Belarus, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, Egypt, Libya, Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa

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Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Samara, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, MadagascarUTC+0315:00
IranUTC+03:3015:30
Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Seychelles, MauritiusUTC+0416:00
AfghanistanUTC+04:3016:30
Sverdlovsk, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Maldives, KazakhstanUTC+0517:00
India, Sri LankaUTC+05:3017:30
NepalUTC+05:4517:45
Novosibirsk, Almaty, BangladeshUTC+0618:00
Myanmar, Cocos IslandsUTC+06:3018:30
Krasnoyarsk, Thailand, Vietnam, JakartaUTC+0719:00
Irkutsk, Ulan Bator, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Western AustraliaUTC+0820:00
Zabaykalsky, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, East TimorUTC+0921:00
Northern Territory, South AustraliaUTC+09:3021:30
Primorsky, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, VictoriaUTC+1022:00
Lord Howe IslandUTC+10:3022:30
Kamchatka, Solomon Islands, New CaledoniaUTC+1123:00
Norfolk IslandUTC+11:3023:30
Fiji, New ZealandUTC+1200:00 (the following day)
Chatham IslandsUTC+12:4500:45 (the following day)
TongaUTC+1301:00 (the following day)
Line IslandsUTC+1402:00 (the following day)
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Where the adjustment for time zones results in a time at the other side of midnight from UTC, then the date at the location is one day later or earlier.

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And of course, thanks to Wikipedia for this table.

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…what would I do without my users #2.

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What would I do without my plugins users. Foreign accents problems…should I not know about it?

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I love the Internet…

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Select show to display or hide to conceal the author/date byline on index pages in blog mode

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For non-magazine mode you can select [style3] from the option [Regular blog mode index page excerpt or full content] in order to display a slideshow of images from select categories. Enter your category IDs separated by a comma.

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What is the maximum number of images that the slider should display?

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Number of characters for active slideshow photo excerpt. Enter zero to exclude description text

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If using excerpts instead of full post content on the blog mode index page enter how long should the excerpt be in characters? Example 200, 500.

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Select Show to display or Hide to conceal the post meta on the index page in non-magazine mode. Post meta includes tags comment link and categories links.

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For non-magazine mode you can show a header text title above your post items on the index page.

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Select excerpt to display excerpt or full content to display full post content on archive/categories page

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Select show to display or hide to conceal the author/date byline on archives/categories pages

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If using excerpts instead of full post content on archive/categories page enter how long should the excerpt be in characters? Example 200, 500.

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If you do not like the word Articles as in ([Category Name] Articles) you can change to something else

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Select excerpt to display excerpt or full content to display full post content on search results page

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If using excerpts instead of full post content on search results page enter how long should the excerpt be in characters? Example 200, 500.

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Select show to display or hide to conceal the author/date byline on search results pages

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Header contains 4 row elements. Which position should the RSS/Search row hold when activated?

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Header contains 4 row elements. Which position should the horizontal navigation menu row hold when activated?

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Header contains 4 row elements. Which position should the row containing site title/logo and description hold?

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Header contains 4 row elements. Which position should the leaderboard ad space row hold when activated?

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1 for left 2 for middle 3 for right. If value is same as Sidebar Two position layout will adjust itself where sidebar 1 will take precedence and sidebar 2 will be assigned new value. For homepage value 3 is obsolete and treated like 2

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar One on single post pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar One on archive/category pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar One on static pages.

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar One on 404 pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar One on search result pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on the index page while running theme in regular blog mode

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1 for left 2 for middle 3 for right. If value is same as Sidebar One position layout will adjust itself where sidebar 1 will take precedence and sidebar 2 will be assigned new value. For homepage value 3 is obsolete and treated like 2

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on single post pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on archive/category pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on static pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on 404 pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on search result pages

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Select hide to conceal or show to display Sidebar Two on the index page while running theme in regular blog mode

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Select activate to display or deactivate to hide the horizontal navigation bar under Row 1?

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What should the horizontal navigation bar display pages or categories?

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If horizontal navigation bar is activated enter the IDs of the pages or ID of the categories that should be excluded from the list

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Exclude home link in navigation bar

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Select activate to display or deactivate to hide top row with the rss links and search box?

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Select off to remove or on to show the right border separating the list items in Row 1

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Select hide to conceal or show to display the RSS icons in row 1.

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If you prefer to link to something other than the RSS feed page enter the full URL to the page you want to link to.

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The text for user to click on to go to the page set in link 1 url.

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If you prefer to link to something other than the comments RSS feed page enter the full URL to the page you want to link to.

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The text for user to click on to go to the page set in link 2 url.

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Full URL to the icon you want to use with link 1. Leave empty if not using an icon. Remember to check hide icon to remove the default icon. If using your own icon just enter the url to the icon file. Do not check hide icon in that case. With hide selected no icon will display even if you enter a URL above.

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Full URL to the icon you want to use with link 2. Leave empty if not using an icon. Remember to check hide icon to remove the default icon. If using your own icon just enter the url to the icon file. Do not check hide icon in that case. With hide selected no icon will display even if you enter a URL above.

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If you prefer to clear the RSS news link altogether select hide to conceal Get News Via RSS

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If you prefer to clear the RSS news link altogether select hide to conceal Follow comments via RSS.

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Do you need to insert a link or other item in the RSS block? Enter the code to render the content. Be mindful that you need to enter code for an item than can fit properly into the space. If you need to make room and you do not need the links get news via rss or follow comments via rss then you can clear those links to free space for your new content. Content will remain aligned to the left of the search box

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The custom RSS link is the link you insert using the box directly above. If you need to remove but don\'t want to clear out the code then use this option to hide it

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Select hide to conceal or show to display leaderboard content space

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Content for the leaderboard space under the date/search bar

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Select left to align leaderboard content to left or center to align to center

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Select show to display and hide to conceal adsense ads in single post pages

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Select show to display and hide to conceal adsense ads in non-post pages

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If using positions left or right best to use 200 by 200 ads. For other positions best to use 468 by 60 ads

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Left will float left, right will float right - 6 position options=

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Select your first featured category

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Number of main posts to show for featured category 1. Main posts are the posts with picture (layout 4 will only show 1 post with picture and will take the value for how many posts from the sub posts setting.)

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Number of sub posts to show for featured category 1. Sub posts are the posts with only a headline in a list.

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If applicable, how many characters should the excerpt in featured category 1 main posts contain? Example: 200, 375, 500

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Do you want to use crop the images in featured category 1? (Cropper is not guaranteed to work)

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Set image width for featured 1 images

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Set image height for featured 1 images

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Set image float for featured 1 images

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The author, date, and comment status will be shown by default under each post. If you prefer to hide it select off for this option.

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If the featured block sections are too close to each other you can adjust the width percentage to suit your preference. The values mean you are decreasing by that percentage

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If using magazine layout 4 you can use show posts by tags instead of by category. To use this feature enter the tags for posts to show in the Featured Category 1 section. If using multiple tags enter in format tag1,tag2,tag3 where tag1,tag2,tag3 are replaced by your actual tag names. Will only work with layout 4.

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If using magazine layout 4 and pulling excerpts via tags instead of via category ID, enter a title to replace the category name as the section header title.

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Select your second featured category

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Number of posts to show for featured category #2

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If applicable, how many characters should the excerpt in featured category 2 contain? Example: 200, 375, 500

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Do you want to use crop the images in featured category 2? (Cropper is not guaranteed to work)

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Set image width for featured 2 images

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Set image height for featured 2 images

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Set image float for featured 2 images

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The author, date, and comment status will be shown by default under each post. If you prefer to hide it select off for this option.

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If the featured block sections are too close to each other you can adjust the width percentage to suit your preference. The values mean you are decreasing by that percentage

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If using magazine layout 4 and pulling excerpts via tags instead of via category ID, enter a title to replace the category name as the section header title.

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Number of posts to show for featured category #4

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Number of posts to show for featured category #10

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    Recently Jakob Nielsen (famed usability consultant) posted a review of a website’s mobile version, which (it seems he didn’t realize) was running WPtouch.

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    We wanted to write a follow-up to this article as many followers on Twitter found the post by Jakob and asked us about it, plus— we’re big fans of Jakob, too!

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    First off, it has to be stated that it seems Jakob didn’t know that this is a free plugin for WordPress, and was mostly in its basic, default settings. As a result, his review is skewed towards thinking allkpop.com made all the decisions in the design appearance for the mobile version.

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    WPtouch’s default settings are mostly aimed at exposing its most commonly used features, making it simpler for a user to setup (or in some cases, they don’t even have to set anything up, you just activate it and go!).

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    While Jakob had some great things to say about WPtouch, he recommeded a few design changes which, unbeknownst to him are either configurable options in the WPtouch plugin, or options in our newer WPtouch Pro plugin.

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    The site he reviewed is allkpop.com, a celebrity news and gossip site.

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    Here’s the site he saw:

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    And here’s his re-desgined version:

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    We’ll respond to his list of design changes one by one here:

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    1. Fewer features, which we achieved by removing three elements:
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    Bylines, categories and tags are options in the WPtouch settings, and can be turned off easily. The drop-arrow that reveals the excerpt is also a configuration option (excerpts shown) in the admin settings.

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    2. Bigger touch targets. The entire story tile can now be tapped, and users no longer need the added precision of tapping the headline itself…

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    We agree that the full tile as a clickable link is a good thing— but hard to implement given our options for this area. We chose instead to add a “read this article” link in addition to being able to tap on a title.

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    3. Full headlines instead of truncated headlines. This is probably the biggest redesign…

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    Full headlines or truncated headlines is also an option in the WPtouch settings.

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    4. Enhanced scannability by highlighting each pop star’s name in the headlines.

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    This we can’t really do anything about, nor WordPress itself without some custom hacking around.

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    5. Even more information scent by showing a short story summary (a “deck”) under each headline.

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    Let’s be honest, the term “information scent” is kind of creepy, no? (jk, Jakob).

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    Here Jakob doesn’t know that we are simply creating excerpts automatically from post content, and thus need to truncate. WPtouch will show the custom excerpt set for a post if it’s used.

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    6. Using pop star photos instead of date icons. Not only does this add some visual interest, it further enhances scannability and information scent as many users will recognize their favorite star’s face faster than they can read a headline.

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    WPtouch supports using thumbnails instead of the calendar icons as an admin option.

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    7. Room for 4 full story tiles without scrolling. The slightly tighter spacing lets users view the entire 4th story summary in their first scan of the page. If users do scroll down, the ability to view more tiles in less space also means that they work a bit less for each new story, and so they’re likely to want more of them. Because this second benefit is relatively small, we considered making the tiles smaller to display more stories on the first screen. On balance, the added information scent from the story summaries and pop star photos seemed a better use of the space — but testing an alternative would be worthwhile.

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    We disagree with this one— it’s a common practice on the web to “cut the fold”, meaning that content is cut-off at the bottom of the viewport to reveal to a user that scrolling will shown more content. If everything is neatly shown above the bottom of the viewport, it might appear that that’s all there is.

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    Additionally, because WPtouch dynamically truncates excerpts, some tiles are taller vertically than others. We spent a considerable amount of time trying all the variations in the settings to find a happy place where the appearance of a tile was decent no matter what the options were.

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    8. Showing the publication date only as a divider between stories published on different dates. Because so many stories are published each day, users typically see only the current day’s date when they access the site, unless they scroll down far enough to reach yesterday’s news. Thus, the story date is not worth the substantial screen real estate it occupies in the live design. In general, it’s good to question any mobile design that repeats the same information multiple times; such redundancy is probably a poor use of highly limited screen space.

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    Jakob doesn’t know that when thumbnails are used in WPtouch, the date is shown below the title of the post instead. We did look at designs where we only showed the date as a divider between posts, but it didn’t quite look/work right with the “Load More Entries” feature, so we canned it because it seemed confusing.

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    9. Adding more space between the navigation bar’s two options so users are less likely to touch the wrong one.

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    This one makes sense, though we don’t often find that users struggle with the WPtouch header links, we decided in WPtouch Pro to get rid of the thin bar below the header bar altogether in favour of the drop-down menu.

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    10. Labeling the drop-down menu instead of simply denoting it by a triangle. (It’s just above search in the original design — a subtle presentation that’s mostly overlooked by users.) Depending on which commands are actually in the menu, a different name might be better. We didn’t redesign the entire navigation system, but we assumed that a revised categorization system would be the most valuable and usable way to navigate the site, after headline-tapping and search. (See our seminar on IA structuring for more information on how to determine the best access schemes.)

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    In WPtouch Pro we moved all links on the thin bar within a menu toggle button which has the text “Menu”, precisely because we agree with this thinking. In all honesty we haven’t gotten around to doing the changes in WPtouch 1.9.x, but plan to.

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    Not Too Shabby

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    So there you have it! I think Jakob would be impressed to see most of the things he critiqued are included as options in WPtouch, our free mobile plugin offering for WordPress.

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    WPtouch Pro 2.2 Now Available

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    We’re always looking at ways we can improve, optimize and streamline our work, especially for our mobile plugins WPtouch, WPtouch Pro and Piggy. On mobile, every split second counts, and we work hard to improve the speed of our products while maintaining ease of use and clean under-the-hood code.

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    In the WPtouch Pro 2.2 update (now available) we’ve packed more improvements, fixes, tweaks & refinements than ever before in anything we’ve done. After a solid four weeks of work, every corner of our premium mobile plugin offering was given a good wash and made even better for our customers.

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    Squish!

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    Swoosh!

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    Despite WPtouch Pro being a much larger plugin than its free companion, it still loads faster on mobile devices than WPtouch 1.9.x. That said, there’s lot of new features, settings and options, so when loading the WPtouch Pro admin on some servers it resulted in less optimal performance.

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    So we wanted to do better. We’ve re-factored code and reduced memory usage. We also made a variety of changes to many smaller aspects of the way our revolutionary admin panel works to slim and shave load times and improve usability.

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    Our admin panel is truly awesome, offering all settings for WPtouch Pro in one place— all in a clean, easy to use layout.

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    With these major improvements completed, the focus for WPtouch Pro turns back to themes, so look for new theme additions in the coming releases ahead.

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    Since WordPress 3.1 was released reports started trickling in of a few things that appeared broken in WPtouch 1.9.x. Because we had a few releases scheduled for around the same time 3.1 was released it was difficult at first to determine the reasons for the bugs, whether they were indeed just WPtouch, or 3.1′s doing.

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    The first thing you’ll notice when using WPtouch on iPad is the incredible responsiveness, speed and native feel. It really does make your website feel like a native application on iPad. And because it does all this, visitors feel instantly familiar, comfortable, and happy to browse and enjoy the website content you present to them.

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    Comment discussion in WPtouch Pro 2.1 on iPad is simply a joy. It’s incredibly easy for visitors to leave comments and replies to other comments with our fly-in comment form. And since comments are posted and added in real-time, discussion is immediate, fast and simple for visitors.

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    Existing customers of WPtouch Pro should download and install the beta separately from their existing installations.

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    Version 2.0.7 was a substantial update, adding a whack of new customizations options (colors, fonts, etc.) for the Classic theme. We also added a Backup/Restore function to aid 5-pack and development package users, many of which can save time by using this feature to Backup on one site, and Restore on another. We also improved the WPtouch Pro warning system — if you have a plugin that may interfere with WPtouch Pro, we show a warning message so you can learn more about it and possibly fix it. In addition, we’ve been active in our Pro support forums, helping users sort out issues in short order.

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    WPtouch Pro is a full mobile development framework, capable of being used to customize the look and feel for any mobile device at the code level. Some of our users are using it to do iPad development, some are doing custom integrations with their own iPhone applications. Because WPtouch Pro is GPL, the sky is really the limit for what some of these projects may ultimately become — we’re anxiously awaiting to see the results, as some of them are going to be pretty exciting.

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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
      • \n
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    2.9.6

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    • (29 Dec 2010) - Removed advanced options link. Too many people could not find it. All options are now always available on the form edit page.
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    • Added new setting for \"Autoresponder E-mail \"From\" address:\"
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    2.9.5.4

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    • (17 Dec 2010) - Advanced Options are now open by default for new installs.
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    • Some changes to admin settings page.
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    2.9.5.3

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    • (14 Dec 2010) - Added Geolocation for the email footer. Install my Visitor Maps plugin and the sender\'s city, state, country will automatically be included in the email footer.
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    • Rename CAPTCHA font files all lower case to avoid a rare FTP problem.
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    2.9.5.2

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    • (30 Nov 2010) - Fix - last update included an old file causing the new \'hidden\' and \'password\' fields not to show up on form.
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    2.9.5.1

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    • (19 Nov 2010) - Added extra field types for \'hidden\' and \'password\' entry.
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    • Added option to preserve white space on Message field. Normally the Message field will have all extra white space removed. Enabling this setting will allow all the Message field white space to be preserved.
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    • Updated Farsi(Persian)(fa_IR) partial translation - Translated by Ramin Firooz
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    2.9.5

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    • (05 Nov 2010) - Added extra field type for \'time\' entry.
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    • Small code improvements for CAPTCHA function.
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    • Added Farsi(Persian)(fa) partial translation - Translated by Ramin Firooz
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    2.9.4.1

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    • (27 Oct 2010) - Fix Backup Settings tool download hang on Firefox.
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    • Added Japanese (ja) - Translated by [Ichiro Kozuka]
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    2.9.4

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    • (11 Oct 2010) - Added new option for what should happen if Akismet determines the message is spam. If you select \"block spam messages\". If Akismet determines the message is spam: An error will display \"Invalid Input - Spam?\" and the form will not send. If you select \"tag as spam and send anyway\". If Akismet determines the message is spam: The message will send and the subject will begin with \"Akismet: Spam\". This way you can have Akismet on and be sure not to miss a message.
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    • Added more years to the extra date field date selector (1930-2037).
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    • Fixed order of extra field options on admin settings page.
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    • Added Arabic (ar) - Translated by [Mouad] translated only the public side of the form
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    • Updated Russian (ru_RU) - Translated by [Petr Perstnev]
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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
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    2.9.3

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    • (20 Sep 2010) - Added new setting so Akismet can now be set to off for the forms. The new setting is individual to each form.
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    • Added new email footer message for \"Akismet Spam Check: passed\".
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    • Added more date format types for the calendar date setting.
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    2.9.2

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    • (05 Sep 2010) - Fixed bug that caused form radio or select default to always be 0.
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    • Fixed form action URL posted to wrong page when form is in a sidebar widget.
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    • New transparent audio and refresh images for the CAPTCHA, will look better on dark themes.
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    • Updated Danish (da_DK) - Translated by GeorgWP
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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
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    • Updated French (fr_FR) - Translated by Daniel
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    2.9.1

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    • (28 Aug 2010) - Fixed critical HTML errors on admin settings page.
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    • Improved autoresponder settings (now in new fieldset) on admin settings page.
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    • Added new setting: \"Enable using HTML in autoresponder E-mail message\".
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    • Added new setting: \"Advanced Options - Stay Open\" to make the Advance Options always stay open.
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    2.9

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    • (23 Aug 2010) - New style for admin settings page.
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    • New preview form feature for admin settings page. more about preview mode
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    • Added automatic SSL support for the CAPTCHA URL.
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    • Added download count and star rating on admin options page.
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    • Improved error messages when detecting possible email injection attempts.
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    • New official FAQ at FastSecureContactForm.com
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    2.8.3

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    • (15 Aug 2010) - New homepage: http://www.FastSecureContactForm.com/
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    • Added attachment directory permissions check.
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    • Fixed error when increasing number of fields.
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    • Renamed plugin to \"Fast Secure Contact Form\"
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    • Added rel=\"nofollow\" tag to CAPTCHA Audio and Refresh links for better SEO.
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    • Removed CAPTCHA WAV sound files, mp3 ones smaller size.
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    • Updated Dutch
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    • Updated Italian
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    2.8.2

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    • (07 Aug 2010) - More improvements to the CAPTCHA test page.
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    • Added captcha-temp directory permission check to alert the admin if there is a problem. This check is on the admin settings page, the captcha test page, and when posting the captcha.
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    2.8.1

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    • (01 Aug 2010) - PHP Sessions are no longer required for the CAPTCHA. The new method uses temporary files to store the CAPTCHA codes until validation. PHP sessions can still be reactivated by unchecking the setting: \"Use CAPTCHA without PHP session\".
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    • Added Akismet spam prevention status to the contact form settings page, so you can know if Akismet is protecting or not.
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    • Added more help notes to the admin settings page.
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    • Fixed extra forms were not deleted when when decreasing the number of available forms.
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    • Fixed to redirect to Form 1 when changing the number of available forms.
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    • Improved the CAPTCHA Test Page.
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    2.8

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    • (25 Jul 2010) - Added much requested Backup/restore tool. You can backup/restore all your forms or single forms and settings using a tool at the bottom of the settings page.
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    • Added new settings: \'Autoresponder E-mail From name\', and \'Autoresponder E-mail \"Reply To\" address\'.
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    • Added ability to set subject by URL GET method: ?si_contact_subject=I would like to adopt Freddy.
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    • Fixed email \"Reply to\" header to be from sender when appropriate so that replying to the email goes back to sender.
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    • More improvements to email sending and testing functions.
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    • Improved fieldset feature. Renamed fieldset(group) to fieldset(box-open) and added fieldset(box-close).
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    • Minor improvements to display.
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    • Updated German
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    2.7.4

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    • (19 Jul 2010) - Fixed blank subject when using optional email subject list.
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    • Fixed AutoResponder is from person filling the form instead of from WordPress admin.
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    • Fixed email delivery for some servers that require 5th parameter -f to PHP mail function.
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    • Updated FAQ page for better help when mail is not sending: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/si-contact-form/faq/
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    • Improved the E-mail test feature at the bottom of the settings page, use to troubleshooting mail delivery problems.
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    • Added option to use geekMail library for sending mail, try when having mail delivery problems.
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    • Added more style settings.
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    • Other small improvements.
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    2.7.3

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    • (12 Jul 2010) - Critical fix for broken checkbox feature in IE8 caused by version 2.7.2
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    • Added more date format types for the date extra field.
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    2.7.2

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    • (11 Jul 2010) - Added \"Name field format:\" so you can select how the name field is formatted on the form. Name, First Name, Last Name, etc.
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    • Added autoresponder E-mail message feature. Enable when you want the form to automatically answer with an autoresponder E-mail message.
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    • Added Optional notes/help for extra form fields. Use the optional notes/help to print some notes or instructions before a form field. This is for the form display only, not E-mail. HTML is allowed.
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    • Fixed \"Attachment upload failed\" message when attachment is not set to required.
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    • Improved email newline handling(some windows servers are really picky).
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    • Improved CAPTCHA image alignment and other minor fixes.
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    • Updated Danish (da_DK) - Translated by GeorgWP
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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
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    • Updated German (de_DE) - Translated by [Rico]
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    2.7.1

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    • (04 Jul 2010) - Added fieldset(group) feature to extra fields. The fieldset is used to draw a box around related form elements.
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    • Added more language strings to date field.
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    • Added setting: \"Date field - Calendar Start Day of the Week:\"
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    • Added new setting: \"Move extra fields to after the Message field.\"
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    • Fixed rare problem on some servers, CAPTCHA image had missing letters.
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    2.7

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    • (27 Jun 2010) - Added file attachment feature, see here for details: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/416371
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    • Added setting: \"Enable users to send HTML code in the textarea extra field types.\"(off by default).
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    • Added setting: \"Enable sender information in E-mail footer.\"(on by default).
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    • Added HTML anchor tags to bring focus to the form when used on a page with lots of content before the form.
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    2.6.5

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    • (23 Jun 2010) - CSS fix form field margins were too big on Twenty Ten Theme in WP 3.0
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    • Single checkbox can have a comma in the label(as long is there is no semicolon because then it becomes a multi-checkbox).
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    2.6.4

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    • (11 Jun 2010) - Added ability to set both a name and email on the \"E-mail From (optional):\" field .You can enter just an email: user1@example.com\nOr enter name and email: webmaster,user1@example.com
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    • Fixed missing shortcode example on admin page.
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    • Fixed so subject prefix can be blank.
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    • Added more field indicator options in Advanced Options - Fields
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    • Added Finnish (fi) - Translated by Mikko Vahatalo
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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
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    2.6.3

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    • (30 May 2010) - Added setting to switch from wordpress mail function to PHP mail function. This setting can resolve some rare mail delivery problems.
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    • Fixed so checkboxes can have default selected.
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    • Fixed HTML5 compatible(with CAPTCHA flash audio off).
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    • Fixed required indicator now has proper class <span class=\"required\">*</span>.
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    • Fixed syntax bug on extra \'date\' fields.
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    • Fixed for Simple Facebook Connect compatibility (fixes broken CAPTCHA caused by SFC Like and Share plugins).
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    2.6.2

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    • (21 May 2010) - Fixed major bug: All text and textarea extra fields were missing from email. Sorry for the inconvenience. There are so many who use it, I updated it right away.
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    2.6.1

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    • (19 May 2010) - Fixed bug: all checkboxes appeared selected in the email.
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    • Fixed to allow HTML in extra field labels.
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    2.6

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    • (19 May 2010) - Fix for XHTML Strict compliance.
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    • Improved CAPTCHA CSS code (better alignment captcha, refresh, and audio images).
      • \n
    • Added advanced options for date format on extra \'date\' fields (mm/dd/yyyy, dd/mm/yyyy).
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    • Added advanced options to set checkboxes with children (Pizza Toppings:,olives;mushrooms;cheese;ham;tomatoes).
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    • Added advanced options to set a default selected item for select and radio fields.
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    • Added advanced options to make name, email, subject, or message fields (not_available, not_required, or required).\nthis feature can be used to make an anonymous comment form. Also can be used to disable name and email to make them reordered when using extra fields.
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    • Updated Spanish (es_ES) - Translated by Sergio Torres.
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    2.5.6

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    • (15 May 2010) - Made WP3 Compatible.
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    2.5.5

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    • (07 May 2010) - Fixed to be compatible with *www.com domain name.
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    • Added extra field type for \"date\", this new field can be used for a hotel registration form and uses a popup \"Epoch DHTML Calendar\" 1.06 by Nick Baicoianu from meanfreepath.com
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    2.5.4

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    • (01 May 2010) - Fixed small issue with \"enable hidden message\" option.
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    • Fixed small issue with \"email from\" option.
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    • Improved CAPTCHA testpage.
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    2.5.3

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    • (23 Apr 2010) - Added Dutch (nl_NL) - Translated by [Mark Visser]
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    • Added Swedish (sv_SE) - Translated by Daniel Persson
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    2.5.2

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    • (16 Apr 2010) - Added Hungarian (hu_HU) - Translated by Jozsef Burgyan
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    • Updated Polish (pl_PL) - Translated by [Pawel Mezyk]
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    2.5.1

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    • (09 Apr 2010) - Fixed bug in reset styles feature.
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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
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    2.5.0

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    • (05 Apr 2010) - Added setting to add optional drop down list for email subject.
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    • Added setting to make the CAPTCHA image smaller.
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    • Added settings to increase number of forms and have more extra fields (editing code is no longer needed).
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    • Fixed so multiple forms can be on the same page.
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    • Added editable text label setting for (* denotes required field).
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    • Added more style settings in Advanced Options. You can use inline css, or add a class property to be used by your own stylsheet.\nAcceptable Examples:\ntext-align:left; color:#000000; background-color:#CCCCCC;\nstyle=\"text-align:left; color:#000000; background-color:#CCCCCC;\"\nclass=\"input\"
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    • Split code into 4 smaller files for better performance.
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    • Other bug fixes.
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    2.0.2

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    • (16 Mar 2010) - Added radio and select configuration error checking. Fix display of radio input fields to be on separate lines.
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    • Fixed multiple BCC feature, it was only accepting one BCC.
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    • Updated German (de_DE) and Bulgarian (bg_BG)
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    2.0.1

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    • (06 Feb 2010) - Fix Invalid Input error when the word \"donkey\" is in the input string.
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    • Added Polish (pl_PL) - Translated by [Pawel Mezyk]
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    • Fixed Greek language file name.
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    2.0

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    • (26 Jan 2010) - Added required field indicators (can be disabled in settings if you do not like them).
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    • Added setting to adjust redirect delay seconds(range of 1-5 recommended).
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    • Added setting to hide message entry, now you can hide subject and message fields for use as a newsletter signup.
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    • Added selectable extra field types: text, textarea, checkbox, radio, select. Note: When using select or radio field types, first enter the label and a comma. Next include the options separating with a semicolon like this example: Color:,Red;Green;Blue
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    1.9.6

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    • (31 Dec 2009) - New setting for a few people who had problems with the text transparency \"Disable CAPTCHA transparent text (only if captcha text is missing on the image, try this)\".
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    • Added Hebrew, Israel (he_IL) - Translated by Asaf Chertkoff FreeAllWeb GUILD
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    1.9.5

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    • (04 Dec 2009) - Fix slashes issue on some servers.
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    • More improvements for CAPTCHA images and fonts.
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    1.9.4

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    • (30 Nov 2009) - Fix blank CAPTCHA text issue some users were having.
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    • Added CAPTCHA difficulty level setting on the settings page (Low, Medium, Or High).
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    • Added Portuguese (pt_PT) - Translated by AJBFerreira Blog
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    1.9.3

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    • (23 Nov 2009) - Fix completely broke CAPTCHA, sorry about that
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    1.9.2

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    • (23 Nov 2009) - Added 5 random CAPTCHA fonts.
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    • Added feature to increase the number of extra form fields available (see faq if you need it).
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    • Fixed fail over to GD Fonts on the CAPTCHA when TTF Fonts are not enabled in PHP (it was broken).
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    1.9.1

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    1.9

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    • (20 Nov 2009) - Updated to SecureImage CAPTCHA library version 2.0
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    • New CAPTCHA features include: increased CAPTCHA difficulty using mathematical distortion, streaming MP3 audio of CAPTCHA code using Flash, random audio distortion, better distortion lines, random backgrounds and more.
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    • Other minor fixes.
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    1.8.4

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    • (10 Nov 2009) - Added advanced option to edit the CAPTCHA input field size.
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    • Other minor fixes.
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    1.8.3

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    • (09 Nov 2009) - Fix Submit button spacing.
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    1.8.2

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    • (03 Nov 2009) - Added feature to increase the number of forms available (see faq if you need it).
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    • Fix for settings not being deleted when plugin is deleted from admin page.
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    • Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno
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    • Added Albanian (sq_AL) - Translated by Romeo Shuka
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    1.8.1

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    • (02 Nov 2009) - Fixed error \"Could not read CAPTCHA cookie\" on some installs using version 1.8
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    1.8

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    • (02 Nov 2009) - Added Multi-Form feature that allows you to have up to four different forms on your site.
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    • Added Bulgarian (bg_BG) - Translated by Dimitar Atanasov
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    1.7.7

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    • (30 Oct 2009) - Fixed issue on some sites with blank css fields that caused image misalignment.
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    • Added advanced option to edit the CSS style for border on the contact form.
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    1.7.6

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    • (27 Oct 2009) - Added advanced option to edit the CSS style for contact drop down select on the contact form.
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    • HTML validation fix.
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    1.7.5

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    • (21 Oct 2009) - Added Chinese (zh_CN) - Translated by Awu
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    • Added Greek (el) - Translated by Ioannis
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    1.7.4

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    • (03 Oct 2009) - Fixed advanced setting: CSS style for form input fields. Changing background color did not work.
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    • Added setting to Enable hidden E-mail subject (removes subject field from contact form).
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    1.7.3

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    • (01 Oct 2009) - Updated links to my other plugins.
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    • Danish (da_DK) - Updated by Georg / Team Blogos
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    1.7.2

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    • (30 Sep 2009) - Fixed settings were deleted at deactivation. Settings are now only deleted at uninstall.
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    1.7.1

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    • (29 Sep 2009) - Fix credit link position.
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    • Some people wanted to change the error messages for the contact form. Advanced settings fields can be filled in to override the standard included error messages.
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    1.7

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    • (28 Sep 2009) - Added 8 optional extra fields. Some people requested extra contact form fields that could be used for phone number, company name, etc. To enable an extra field from the advanced options, just enter a label. Then check if you want the field to be required or not.
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    1.6.8

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    • (22 Sep 2009) - Fix, some sites reported a image path problem. (I think it is correct now).
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    1.6.7

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    • (22 Sep 2009) - Fix, some sites reported a path problem with \"Blog address\" is different domain than \"WordPress address\".
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    • Added setting to enable upper case alphabet correction.
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    • Added more fields in \"advanced options\".
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    • Minor code cleanup.
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    1.6.6

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    • (21 Sep 2009) - Fix \"Invalid Input\" error on installations where \"Blog address\" is different domain than \"WordPress address\".
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    • More sanity checks on Form DIV Width setting.
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    • Added ability to use dashes or underscores in shortcode: [si-contact-form] or [si_contact_form].
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    1.6.5

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    • (18 Sep 2009) - Added proper nonce protection to options forms.
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    • Added option to reset the styles to defaults (incase you tried to adjust them and did not like the results).
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    • Fixed typo in file name for Portuguese - Brazil language (pt_BR).
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    • Fixed several language files [BR, FR, NO, DE...] had word \"Submit\" spelled as \"submit\".
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    1.6.4

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    • (14 Sep 2009) - Added E-mail test feature in options, if you are not receiving mail, try it. It will display troubleshooting information.
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    • Added error check for wp_mail send, this is helful to troubleshoot mail delivery.
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    • Added a warning message on Options page for when the web host has mail() function disabled.
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    1.6.3

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    • (13 Sep 2009) - Added new advanced options for CSS style of captcha image, audio image, reload image, and submit button.
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    • Fixed coding for XHTML Strict validation.
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    • Added Ukrainian language (uk_UA) - Translated by Wordpress.Ua
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    1.6.2

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    • (11 Sep 2009) - Added new feature in options: \"Enable checking DNS records for the domain name when checking for a\nvalid E-mail address.\" It looks for any of the following: A record, a CNAME record, or MX record.(enabled by default).
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    • Updated FAQ
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    1.6.1

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    • (11 Sep 2009) - Fixes error if you are upgrading from prior version: Fatal error: Call to a member function si_contact_migrate() on a non-object in si-contact-form.php on line 1461
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    • If you get this error and cannot access your WP site: the manual fix is to delete the si-contact-form.php file from the plugins/si-contact-form/ directory, your site will start working again. Then you can install this new version.
      \nSee this forum post
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    1.6

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    • (10 Sep 2009) - Auto form fill is automatically skipped for any user with administrator role.
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    • New option: Auto form fill can be enabled/disabled in advanced options(enabled by default).
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    • Plugin options are now stored in a single database row instead of many. (it will auto migrate/cleanup old database rows).
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    • Language files are now stored in the si-contact-form/languages folder.
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    • Options are deleted when this plugin is deleted.
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    • Added help links on options page.
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      2. \n
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    0.5.7

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      • \n
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      • \n
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    Notifications : When I delete a post from a user, how can I add the reason to the notification ?

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    Add a custom field \'oqp_mod_message\' to this post. The value will be the reason why you did moderate this post. Save it, then only delete the post.\nThe reason will be included in the notification.

    \n\n

    How can I hide some fields from the form when displaying a post ?

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    Sometimes you want the users to fill some informations when creating a post, but you don\'t want to display them once the post is published.\nFor those fields, check the option \"Disable this field when displaying the post\".\nThis can also be usefull for advanced theming.

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    I don\'t want OQP to handle how the posts are displayed !

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    If you want to display your posts as regular posts, uncheck the option \'Use OQP Template\' in the form settings.

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    Advanced theming : How can I customize the way the posts are displayed ?

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    By default, OQP uses its own template to display the posts written with it.\nThose posts are displayed using the template themes/oqp/single-oqp.php from the plugin directory.\nYou can use your own template by creating a new template in wp-content/themes/TEMPLATE/oqp/single-oqp.php, where TEMPLATE is your current template.

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    Support forums

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    Roadmap

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    • Better BuddyPress integration
      • \n
    • Better mailing system
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    • Delete pictures
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    How does a link help your site?

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    A link to your site \"helps\" in four ways:

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    The value of a link for the receiving page is determined in part by the topic of the page the link is on. A link from a page that has the same topic as the receiving page is of far more value than a link from a page about an entirely different topic.

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    On top of that, a link from within an article is worth way more than a link from a sidebar or a footer. Furthermore the more links there are on a page, the less each individual link is worth.

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    How strong a site and/or a page is, can be judged on several criteria, PageRank being one of them, though often not very accurate. MozRank is useful at times, but the most useful and sensible check often is the following: does the page that you want a link from, rank in the top 20, 30 or even 50 for terms related to the page you\'d want it to link to? If the answer to that is yes, a link on that page is usually a good idea.

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    If you\'ve decided which page you\'re going to be linking to, the second question arises: which anchor text will you be using? The anchor text in itself influences two things:

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    Of course, don\'t overdo this. If all links, or a too large percentage of links to your site and / or page have the same anchor text, you\'ll look like a spammer. So if you\'re actively link building, vary your anchor text.

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    As you see, these are not trivial decisions, ones you have to make on a site by site and page by page basis. You don\'t always have the luxury of controlling anchor text and to be honest, that\'s a good thing; way too much sites out there would have a far over optimized \"link profile\" if they had such a level of control. Because you have to make these decisions on a site by sate basis, buying a \"backlink package\", something still far too common these days, is often a wrong decision.

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    Are there any rules about links?

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    In their article on link schemes Google gives some examples of links that can influence your ranking negatively. This deals with both links to and from your site (f.i.: don\'t link to spam sites). They\'re most clear about paid links though: they\'re a violation of their guidelines and can lead to a ban of your website.

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    This isn\'t to say that such links would have an immediate negative effect. In fact, in the short term they might even boost your rankings, as quite often Google has to take manual action to discount those links, as not in all cases Google see whether a link has been paid for or not. But, especially keeping in mind the recent debacles with JC Penney and Overstock.com, both of whom have been penalized by Google and publicly scolded for their behavior by the press, this tactic is seldom worth while.

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    Google recently published an article on quality links on the Google Webmaster Blog, it\'s worth reading to get their perspective.

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    The law about links

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    I\'ve talked about the Dutch specifics in an article on Marketingfacts recently, which in trun goes back to an article on eConsultancy: if something is an ad, it has to be visibly (for the visitor) marked as such. A paid link could under these new rules be called an ad and would therefor have to be disclosed. I don\'t see a court case just yet, but it\'s a good thing to keep in mind.

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    \n

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    \n

    A link to your site \"helps\" in four ways:

    \n
      \n
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      • \n
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      • \n
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    The value of a link for the receiving page is determined in part by the topic of the page the link is on. A link from a page that has the same topic as the receiving page is of far more value than a link from a page about an entirely different topic.

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    \n

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    \n
      \n
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      • \n
    • Which receiving pages on my site make most sense as far as topic is concerned?
      • \n
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      • \n
    • Which page is most sensible for the visitor of the linking page, clicking on the link?
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    \n

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    Are there any rules about links?

    \n

    There are two kinds of rules that influence SEO and thus link building. First of all, there are the rules of the search engines, with Google having said most about links. Then there\'s the law about advertising, these laws differ per country but especially within the EU they tend to have the same \"ring\".

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    \n

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    Google recently published an article on quality links on the Google Webmaster Blog, it\'s worth reading to get their perspective.

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    \n

    I\'ve talked about the Dutch specifics in an article on Marketingfacts recently, which in trun goes back to an article on eConsultancy: if something is an ad, it has to be visibly (for the visitor) marked as such. A paid link could under these new rules be called an ad and would therefor have to be disclosed. I don\'t see a court case just yet, but it\'s a good thing to keep in mind.

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    \n

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      \nI\'ve been using PageMash for years, in fact it was in my original Top WordPress Plugins post back in October 2008. On some sites though, I\'ve replaced it with CMS Tree Page View, which also has a great interface and was a bit easier to work with on sites with even more pages.
      4. \n
    4. Redirection
      \n      Adding in redirects in WordPress is, well, impossible. Redirection makes it possible and for that sole reason is with me on most of my sites. After having some issues with it at first with 3.0 it seems to be working flawlessly again, and I couldn\'t imagine running a blog without it yet.
      5. \n
    5. WP-DBManager
      \n      Not only is this plugin perfect for doing automated backups, it can also do things like database optimization and the admin pages for it allow you to do the occasional query from within WordPress!
      6. \n
    6. VaultPress
      \n      I used to rely on all sorts of plugins to do my security, now I just rely on VaultPress. It makes backups of your blog, checks your site for weird anomalies and fixes them as you go along happily blogging. If you make money from your site and / or it\'s worth a lot to you, don\'t miss this one.
      7. \n
    7. Clean Notifications
      \nThere are a couple of things in WordPress that have annoyed me from the start and one of them are the emails it sends out for comments, pingbacks etc. Clean Notifications, another one of those top WordPress plugins that has been with me for what seems like ages, cleans those up nicely and turns the emails into nice readable emails without clutter.
      8. \n
    8. Comment e-mail verification
      \nI don\'t like adding hoops for people to jump through when they\'re leaving a comment on my site, but I have recently started requiring people to verify their email address once they leave their first comment. It\'s helped me heaps in controlling spam on my blog, and the comment e-mail verification plugin is the plugin that allows me to do that. Read more on my comment flow here: preventing anonymous comments in WordPress.
      9. \n
    9. MediaRSS
      \nOne of those plugins that you never \"see\" but should always be quietly there, doing it\'s work, is MediaRSS. It adds MediaRSS tags to your RSS feed, making the first image in the post the thumbnail for services that support it and other things. A simple one without any configuration needs: install, and go!
      10. \n
    10. Blackbird Pie
      \nSo many conversations get started on Twitter these days that you often want to refer back to them in your blogposts. Just linking to a tweet is such a bland method of doing that though, when Blackbird Pie makes it really easy to do it so much smoother. Check out this tweet about my WordPress SEO plugin, for instance: 

      \n

      That looks pretty darn cool, don\'t you think?

      11. \n
    11. WordPress SEO plugin
      \n      Last but not least is my own WordPress SEO plugin. While it\'s still in beta and will do far more when it\'s completely done, it\'s already the best SEO plugin out there, in my own humble opinion of course. I use it literally everywhere.
      12. \n
    \n

    Note: if you think: there are a LOT of comments on this post, that\'s true. The original version of this post was published in 2008, I just decided to update and re-post!

    \n

    11 Top WordPress Plugins Every Blog Should Have is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don\'t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

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    WordPress in itself is a decent system but it can be made into a rock solid blogging beast. Adding plugins can make WordPress into the Swiss Army Knife of blogging: just pull out whatever functionality you need for your specific blog! Many people have asked me for my list of top WordPress plugins. Of course [...]

    11 Top WordPress Plugins Every Blog Should Have is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don\'t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

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    \"TheWordPress in itself is a decent system but it can be made into a rock solid blogging beast. Adding plugins can make WordPress into the Swiss Army Knife of blogging: just pull out whatever functionality you need for your specific blog!

    \n

    Many people have asked me for my list of top WordPress plugins. Of course I\'ve written quite a few WordPress plugins myself, but I\'d thought I\'d share with you what I use and recommond as the top WordPress plugins for just about any site I build, analyze & optimize.

    \n
      \n
    1. W3 Total Cache
      \nI seriously cannot live without this plugin, as it makes the sites I build perform to my expectations, instead of slowly crawling. And yes, I think every site should be cached to get the maximum performance for each and every user, not just when you start hitting social sites.
      2. \n
    2. Google Analytics for WordPress
      \nWhile it\'s my own plugin I seriously recommend everybody use this for tracking their blogs visitors, it does \"standard tracking\", but it helps as well with analyzing 404 errors, seeing how authors perform, and much much more.
      3. \n
    3. pageMash
      \nMy site uses a lot of pages to get the site structure I want, and sometimes you want to move around some pages. The default WordPress way of doing that is hard (you have to give each page a menu order by hand) but pageMash is excellent for that, with a nice Ajaxy interface in which you can just drag and drop pages. Have a look (click for larger image):
      \n\"Pagemash,
      \nI\'ve been using PageMash for years, in fact it was in my original Top WordPress Plugins post back in October 2008. On some sites though, I\'ve replaced it with CMS Tree Page View, which also has a great interface and was a bit easier to work with on sites with even more pages.
      4. \n
    4. Redirection
      \n      Adding in redirects in WordPress is, well, impossible. Redirection makes it possible and for that sole reason is with me on most of my sites. After having some issues with it at first with 3.0 it seems to be working flawlessly again, and I couldn\'t imagine running a blog without it yet.
      5. \n
    5. WP-DBManager
      \n      Not only is this plugin perfect for doing automated backups, it can also do things like database optimization and the admin pages for it allow you to do the occasional query from within WordPress!
      6. \n
    6. VaultPress
      \n      I used to rely on all sorts of plugins to do my security, now I just rely on VaultPress. It makes backups of your blog, checks your site for weird anomalies and fixes them as you go along happily blogging. If you make money from your site and / or it\'s worth a lot to you, don\'t miss this one.
      7. \n
    7. Clean Notifications
      \nThere are a couple of things in WordPress that have annoyed me from the start and one of them are the emails it sends out for comments, pingbacks etc. Clean Notifications, another one of those top WordPress plugins that has been with me for what seems like ages, cleans those up nicely and turns the emails into nice readable emails without clutter.
      8. \n
    8. Comment e-mail verification
      \nI don\'t like adding hoops for people to jump through when they\'re leaving a comment on my site, but I have recently started requiring people to verify their email address once they leave their first comment. It\'s helped me heaps in controlling spam on my blog, and the comment e-mail verification plugin is the plugin that allows me to do that. Read more on my comment flow here: preventing anonymous comments in WordPress.
      9. \n
    9. MediaRSS
      \nOne of those plugins that you never \"see\" but should always be quietly there, doing it\'s work, is MediaRSS. It adds MediaRSS tags to your RSS feed, making the first image in the post the thumbnail for services that support it and other things. A simple one without any configuration needs: install, and go!
      10. \n
    10. Blackbird Pie
      \nSo many conversations get started on Twitter these days that you often want to refer back to them in your blogposts. Just linking to a tweet is such a bland method of doing that though, when Blackbird Pie makes it really easy to do it so much smoother. Check out this tweet about my WordPress SEO plugin, for instance: 

      \n

      That looks pretty darn cool, don\'t you think?

      11. \n
    11. WordPress SEO plugin
      \n      Last but not least is my own WordPress SEO plugin. While it\'s still in beta and will do far more when it\'s completely done, it\'s already the best SEO plugin out there, in my own humble opinion of course. I use it literally everywhere.
      12. \n
    \n

    Note: if you think: there are a LOT of comments on this post, that\'s true. The original version of this post was published in 2008, I just decided to update and re-post!

    \n

    11 Top WordPress Plugins Every Blog Should Have is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don\'t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

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    Search engines are still one of the most important traffic drivers to sites these days, which is why Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is incredibly important. While SEO is often thought to be just a set of some technical tricks - and as a professional SEO, I confess to spending a lot of time with clients [...]

    Intelligent Site Structure for better SEO is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don\'t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

    \";s:7:\"content\";a:1:{s:7:\"encoded\";s:12636:\"

    Search engines are still one of the most important traffic drivers to sites these days, which is why Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is incredibly important. While SEO is often thought to be just a set of some technical tricks - and as a professional SEO, I confess to spending a lot of time with clients fixing technical issues - a site\'s structure, is just as important. Your site\'s structure determines whether a search engine understands what the topic of your site is and how easily it will find and index content relevant to your site\'s purpose and intent.

    \n

    By creating a good structure, you can use the content you\'ve written that has attracted links from others, and use your site\'s structure to spread some of that \"linkjuice\" to the other pages on your site. On a commercial site, that means that you can use the quality content you\'ve written to boost the search engine rankings of your sales pages too. Did I get your attention now? Ok, now we\'ve covered what and why, let\'s get on to how.

    \n

    Developing a good site structure

    \n

    When developing a new site, or restructuring an existing one, it helps to draw out your site\'s structure in something like Visio, or even putting it in Excel. What you\'ll want to do is put all the pages and sections in there as a tree, something like that shown in Figure 1 (based on my own old site structure):

    \n
    \"a

    Figure 1: A typical site structure

    \n

    Now as you can see this structure is unbalanced, as the Code section constitutes more than half of the entire site. You should make sure your site structure looks like a reasonably balanced pyramid. I\'d advise you to have something between 2 and 7 main sections, depending on how content heavy your site is, and no section should be more than twice as large as any other section.

    \n

    As well as the code section being way too big, there\'s another couple of points to consider about Figure 1. First, there are three pages that are basically about me: \"About Me\", \"Projects\" and \"Websites\". In addition, upon checking out my site statistics I found that the WordPress pages were responsible for about 30% of my site traffic, yet they were down on the third and fourth level.

    \n

    The benefit of using a tool like Visio or OmniGraffle, as I did, is that it\'s quite easy to rearrange stuff, and it\'s easy to get a good \"feel\" for whether the new structure is going to work. I\'ve often used a desk or a wall and a lot of post-it notes for this purpose too, and that has also worked fine for me.

    \n

    So I started to rearrange the sections and came up with the section structure seen in Figure 2.

    \n
    \"improve

    Figure 2: A more refined section structure.

    \n

    As you can see I decided to move some pages \"up\" the tree, and I removed some pages. When you\'re rethinking your site structure you\'ll often find that some pages are not really beneficial to your users. Deleting them is the best thing you can do if that\'s the case.

    \n

    Another choice I made was to move the blog to the homepage. My homepage was utter nonsense, and basically yet another \"About Me\" page. And though I like myself, that\'s not what I was hoping people came to my site for. My blog is the basis of my site, so I decided to make it the cornerstone of this structure too.

    \n

    Naming your sections

    \n

    Once you\'re satisfied with your site structure, have a look at the names you\'ve come up with for your sections. If you have enough content about a subject for it to be able to have its own section, you can bet people are searching for it as well. That\'s why it\'s very wise to make sure your section names use the keywords people are searching for!

    \n

    For example, if you\'re like me and you\'ve written WordPress plugins and created a section for them, you should not call that section \"WordPress\". What would you search for? \"WordPress plugins\", right? So name it that (which doesn\'t mean you can\'t call it WordPress in your menu structure if that works better, just make sure the page title and breadcrumb links are \"WordPress plugins\"). You can do quite a bit of research on which keywords people search for. Some freely available tools are:

    \n\n

    Pick the right names for your sections and subsections, and you\'re halfway there. Now use the same techniques to pick the titles for your pages, and make sure to keep them short and clean. My sections now have names as shown in Figure 3.

    \n
    \"Site

    Figure 3: Site Structure with Sensible section names.

    \n

    Now we\'ve covered the two most important parts of defining your site structure, we\'ll turn our attention to some other important points to consider.

    \n

    Other Things to keep in mind

    \n

    There are another couple of things to keep in mind when working out the structure of your site.

    \n

    Forums, and other user-controlled content: If one part of your site is producing way more content then another part, and the quality of that highly productive part is poorer, you may not wish to mix the two. For instance, let\'s say your front page is like A List Apart, updating every few weeks with very high quality articles gathering loads of links. Another section of your site is your forums section, which produces loads of new threads every day, of questionable quality.

    \n

    Your forum is probably going to deteriorate the rankings for your front page, because you\'re constantly \"flowing\" ranking strength from your high quality front page into your forums. So the best thing you can do with them is move them to a subdomain of your site.

    \n

    This is less of a problem when you have a blog on your site, which you control. The quality of that will be less questionable, and you may want those blogposts to rank well.

    \n

    Redundant categories and tags: Sooner or later you\'re going to fall into this trap - I know I have - of having multiple categories on your site/blog, and constantly assigning the same two categories to certain posts. Let\'s say you have the \"browsers\" and \"Opera\" categories, and Opera is the only browser you write about. Now when you look at the category overview page for the \"browsers\" category, you will be seeing the exact same content as when you look at the \"Opera\" category page - the two tags are basically redundant.

    \n

    When you\'re using tags, this happens even more. You\'re probably wondering \"what\'s wrong with that?\" Well, let\'s say a few people wanted to link to all those posts, because they liked them so much. You\'ve just lost control over which category they will link to - the first one might pick the \"browsers\" category, and the second person might pick the \"Opera\" category. If this happens multiple times, you\'re \"throwing away\" good links.

    \n

    Let\'s say you have 2 links to your \"browsers\" category page, and 2 links to your \"Opera\" category page. A less popular competitor has 3 links to his single \"browser category\" page, because he doesn\'t have a redundant \"Opera\" category. In a real simple world where every link is equal, your competitor would now rank above you.

    \n

    It\'s very important to make sure you\'re not showing the same content on multiple pages, because that\'s not helping your rankings.

    \n

    Internal link structure

    \n

    If you did it all right with your new site structure, it should look like a pyramid. Now you should consider how you\'re going to connect the sections of this pyramid together. Look at those sections as small pyramids inside your larger pyramid. Each page in the top of that pyramid should link to all its sub pages, and the other way around.

    \n

    Because you\'re linking from pages that are closely related to each other content-wise, you\'re increasing your site\'s possibility to rank. You\'re \"helping\" the search engine out by showing it what\'s related and what isn\'t.

    \n

    Take figure 4 as an example.

    \n
    \"Link

    Figure 4: You also need to consider how the pages link to each other within each section.

    \n

    You should make sure you keep your links between each page relevant to those pages. For example, if you linked from subpage 3 to plugin 2 all the time, the search engine might think that subpage 3 was related to plugin 2, whereas it\'s only related to plugin 4.

    \n

    From your new site structure to URLs

    \n

    Once you\'ve created your new site structure, you can go forth and create the URLs for this structure. Each page\'s URL should describe the content of that page, yet be as short as possible. If you have determined what keywords you want to rank for, you might include the most important ones in your URLs.

    \n

    Things to keep in mind while implementing your new URLs

    \n
      \n
    • If you\'re using multiple words, separate them with hyphens.
      • \n
    • Mixed case URLs are an absolute no-no, as Unix and Linux servers are case sensitive. Having mixed case URLs drastically increases the
      \npossibility of typos - have you ever tried remember a URL that /LoOks/LiKe/ThiS/ ?
      • \n
    • Numbers might be easy for your CMS, but not for your users. Remembering a URL with a number in it is hard, so the chance people will remember
      \nit and link to it is smaller - don\'t use numbers in URLs.
      • \n
    • Make URLs guessable if you can. If people can remember your URLs they can also talk about it with their friends more easily.
      • \n
    • Make sure you redirect all your old pages to their new equivalents using 301 redirects. A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect, and this way
      \nsearch engines will move all the link value from the old URL to the new one.
      • \n
    • Make sure content is available under one URL and one URL only, for example by implementing print stylesheets on your pages. There\'s no valid reason anymore to have a different page for printing purposes because all major browsers support print stylesheets.
      • \n
    \n

    For more info on URLs and the problems they can cause, see my article on duplicate content.

    \n

    Conclusion: work on your site structure

    \n

    A good site structure is a requirement for Search Engine Optimization. It allows both your users and search engines to find content within your site more easily. A good structure is well categorized, and pages within it only link to other pages on the same topic.

    \n

    Using the right URLs for the pages within that site structure increases the chance that people will remember and link to your URL, and heavily increases your ability to rank in the search engines as well.

    \n

    Note: I originally wrote this article in October 2007 for dev.opera.com. When I came to the conclusion I needed an article on the topic, I found this old one. Nothing has changed since it\'s appearance, so other than adding a a few reference links here and there, I\'ve not changed a thing.

    \n

    Intelligent Site Structure for better SEO is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don\'t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

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    Intelligent Site Structure for better SEO is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don\'t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

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    Search engines are still one of the most important traffic drivers to sites these days, which is why Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is incredibly important. While SEO is often thought to be just a set of some technical tricks - and as a professional SEO, I confess to spending a lot of time with clients fixing technical issues - a site\'s structure, is just as important. Your site\'s structure determines whether a search engine understands what the topic of your site is and how easily it will find and index content relevant to your site\'s purpose and intent.

    \n

    By creating a good structure, you can use the content you\'ve written that has attracted links from others, and use your site\'s structure to spread some of that \"linkjuice\" to the other pages on your site. On a commercial site, that means that you can use the quality content you\'ve written to boost the search engine rankings of your sales pages too. Did I get your attention now? Ok, now we\'ve covered what and why, let\'s get on to how.

    \n

    Developing a good site structure

    \n

    When developing a new site, or restructuring an existing one, it helps to draw out your site\'s structure in something like Visio, or even putting it in Excel. What you\'ll want to do is put all the pages and sections in there as a tree, something like that shown in Figure 1 (based on my own old site structure):

    \n
    \"a

    Figure 1: A typical site structure

    \n

    Now as you can see this structure is unbalanced, as the Code section constitutes more than half of the entire site. You should make sure your site structure looks like a reasonably balanced pyramid. I\'d advise you to have something between 2 and 7 main sections, depending on how content heavy your site is, and no section should be more than twice as large as any other section.

    \n

    As well as the code section being way too big, there\'s another couple of points to consider about Figure 1. First, there are three pages that are basically about me: \"About Me\", \"Projects\" and \"Websites\". In addition, upon checking out my site statistics I found that the WordPress pages were responsible for about 30% of my site traffic, yet they were down on the third and fourth level.

    \n

    The benefit of using a tool like Visio or OmniGraffle, as I did, is that it\'s quite easy to rearrange stuff, and it\'s easy to get a good \"feel\" for whether the new structure is going to work. I\'ve often used a desk or a wall and a lot of post-it notes for this purpose too, and that has also worked fine for me.

    \n

    So I started to rearrange the sections and came up with the section structure seen in Figure 2.

    \n
    \"improve

    Figure 2: A more refined section structure.

    \n

    As you can see I decided to move some pages \"up\" the tree, and I removed some pages. When you\'re rethinking your site structure you\'ll often find that some pages are not really beneficial to your users. Deleting them is the best thing you can do if that\'s the case.

    \n

    Another choice I made was to move the blog to the homepage. My homepage was utter nonsense, and basically yet another \"About Me\" page. And though I like myself, that\'s not what I was hoping people came to my site for. My blog is the basis of my site, so I decided to make it the cornerstone of this structure too.

    \n

    Naming your sections

    \n

    Once you\'re satisfied with your site structure, have a look at the names you\'ve come up with for your sections. If you have enough content about a subject for it to be able to have its own section, you can bet people are searching for it as well. That\'s why it\'s very wise to make sure your section names use the keywords people are searching for!

    \n

    For example, if you\'re like me and you\'ve written WordPress plugins and created a section for them, you should not call that section \"WordPress\". What would you search for? \"WordPress plugins\", right? So name it that (which doesn\'t mean you can\'t call it WordPress in your menu structure if that works better, just make sure the page title and breadcrumb links are \"WordPress plugins\"). You can do quite a bit of research on which keywords people search for. Some freely available tools are:

    \n\n

    Pick the right names for your sections and subsections, and you\'re halfway there. Now use the same techniques to pick the titles for your pages, and make sure to keep them short and clean. My sections now have names as shown in Figure 3.

    \n
    \"Site

    Figure 3: Site Structure with Sensible section names.

    \n

    Now we\'ve covered the two most important parts of defining your site structure, we\'ll turn our attention to some other important points to consider.

    \n

    Other Things to keep in mind

    \n

    There are another couple of things to keep in mind when working out the structure of your site.

    \n

    Forums, and other user-controlled content: If one part of your site is producing way more content then another part, and the quality of that highly productive part is poorer, you may not wish to mix the two. For instance, let\'s say your front page is like A List Apart, updating every few weeks with very high quality articles gathering loads of links. Another section of your site is your forums section, which produces loads of new threads every day, of questionable quality.

    \n

    Your forum is probably going to deteriorate the rankings for your front page, because you\'re constantly \"flowing\" ranking strength from your high quality front page into your forums. So the best thing you can do with them is move them to a subdomain of your site.

    \n

    This is less of a problem when you have a blog on your site, which you control. The quality of that will be less questionable, and you may want those blogposts to rank well.

    \n

    Redundant categories and tags: Sooner or later you\'re going to fall into this trap - I know I have - of having multiple categories on your site/blog, and constantly assigning the same two categories to certain posts. Let\'s say you have the \"browsers\" and \"Opera\" categories, and Opera is the only browser you write about. Now when you look at the category overview page for the \"browsers\" category, you will be seeing the exact same content as when you look at the \"Opera\" category page - the two tags are basically redundant.

    \n

    When you\'re using tags, this happens even more. You\'re probably wondering \"what\'s wrong with that?\" Well, let\'s say a few people wanted to link to all those posts, because they liked them so much. You\'ve just lost control over which category they will link to - the first one might pick the \"browsers\" category, and the second person might pick the \"Opera\" category. If this happens multiple times, you\'re \"throwing away\" good links.

    \n

    Let\'s say you have 2 links to your \"browsers\" category page, and 2 links to your \"Opera\" category page. A less popular competitor has 3 links to his single \"browser category\" page, because he doesn\'t have a redundant \"Opera\" category. In a real simple world where every link is equal, your competitor would now rank above you.

    \n

    It\'s very important to make sure you\'re not showing the same content on multiple pages, because that\'s not helping your rankings.

    \n

    Internal link structure

    \n

    If you did it all right with your new site structure, it should look like a pyramid. Now you should consider how you\'re going to connect the sections of this pyramid together. Look at those sections as small pyramids inside your larger pyramid. Each page in the top of that pyramid should link to all its sub pages, and the other way around.

    \n

    Because you\'re linking from pages that are closely related to each other content-wise, you\'re increasing your site\'s possibility to rank. You\'re \"helping\" the search engine out by showing it what\'s related and what isn\'t.

    \n

    Take figure 4 as an example.

    \n
    \"Link

    Figure 4: You also need to consider how the pages link to each other within each section.

    \n

    You should make sure you keep your links between each page relevant to those pages. For example, if you linked from subpage 3 to plugin 2 all the time, the search engine might think that subpage 3 was related to plugin 2, whereas it\'s only related to plugin 4.

    \n

    From your new site structure to URLs

    \n

    Once you\'ve created your new site structure, you can go forth and create the URLs for this structure. Each page\'s URL should describe the content of that page, yet be as short as possible. If you have determined what keywords you want to rank for, you might include the most important ones in your URLs.

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    Things to keep in mind while implementing your new URLs

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    For more info on URLs and the problems they can cause, see my article on duplicate content.

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    Conclusion: work on your site structure

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    A good site structure is a requirement for Search Engine Optimization. It allows both your users and search engines to find content within your site more easily. A good structure is well categorized, and pages within it only link to other pages on the same topic.

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    Using the right URLs for the pages within that site structure increases the chance that people will remember and link to your URL, and heavily increases your ability to rank in the search engines as well.

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    Three fires reported Tuesday afternoon near Jal and Artesia have closed a state highway, burned two structures and are threatening more.

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    We all know Themeforest, ElegantThemes, Woothemes and the other major theme designers.  But there are hundreds if not thousands of other theme designers out there that are either obscure, new or quietly producing some of the best WordPress themes out there.

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    These theme designers offer high quality designs for a comparable price.  However there is one huge benefit to using these little-known designers: their themes are largely unique.  For example, some major providers sell thousands of themes each month.  That means if you deploy that theme on your WordPress site, several thousands other sites are using the same design.  On the contrary, choosing one of these designs means your site looks unique to a lot more people.

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    Check out some of these designers.  We think you will be pleasantly surprised, and hopefully you learn of a couple new designers you never knew about.

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    YooTheme

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    If you’re looking for a jazzy, creative and completely original theme, check out YooTheme.  Pingable’s design is actually a modification of a YooTheme product.  They started by creating Joomla templates, then realized Joomla is dumb, bloated and a sinking ship.  Now they make both, porting all of their previous Joomla templates onto the WordPress theme framework.

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    Design Disease

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    Organic Themes

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    SoloStream

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    Although their themes aren’t drop-dead gorgeous, they may be the right foundation for your custom work.  Every vision needs a starting point.  Every painter needs a canvas.  And so on.

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    RocketTheme

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    They also started with Joomla and just recently launched their WordPress membership package.  Unlike most designers, you can’t buy these themes individually, you must join their “club”.  This is a much more common model in the Joomla community.  By joining the club, you get access to all their themes, but can only use them on a specific number of sites depending on which license you purchase.  Similar to Elegant Themes.  RocketTheme has always led the pack with Joomla designs, now they are bringing their expertise to WordPress.

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    Up Themes

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    I have seen their work elsewhere, but perhaps there has been a rebranding at some point.  EVO in particular is familiar looking.  Either way, there is some nice work and creativity displayed here.

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    Pagelines

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    If I hadn’t already invented the word “simplism”, I would invent it again to describe the work of Pagelines.  Their work is both elegant and minimal, which is a lot harder to pull off than one might think.  Kudos Pagelines.  They also feature a drag-n-drop feature which is really nice.  Although I haven’t personally tested it, it promises to be handy.

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    Graphpaper Press

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    The WP Ninja

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    Your run of the mill, standard WordPress themes, with a little kick added in.  There is something for everyone over there, a good mix of functional, blog and professional themes.  Definitely worth checking out.

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    On Pingable we have been recommending Elegant themes for a few years now. We have been doing this for two reasons. Firstly, because it’s the best WordPress Premium Theme Club on the internet. For a measly fee of $39 you get access to over 60 premium themes. This works out at around 60c a theme. The second reason, is because the theme club is so good, that so many people sign up to it through our affiliate link and we have made $1000′s by recommending it. However, we have never done and through review of the service. So that’s what I will attempt to do here today.

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    You don’t have to be a member of the club to promote it’s affiliate program, and I throughly recommend it. It converts amazingly well if you have any WordPress theme related traffic. Sign up to be an affiliate here, it’s free.

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    The Members Section

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    For your $39 a year you get access to a huge library of quality themes. The library of themes is constantly growing. At the time of writing this, there are more than 60 premium themes. There’s is a huge selection of premium magazine themes, gallery and portfolio themes, and themes for very specific uses.

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    Themes within the collection get upgrades from time to time, and each theme in the members section has a change log to show how it has developed. All theme downloads also come with the original Photoshop source files.

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    Support

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    The members section of the site has a very busy support forum. There is a huge community of users on this site. In the forum you will find theme support for each individual theme, plus general support. Nick Roach, the creator of Elegant themes has over 11,000 posts on the forum at the time of writing this in April 2011, so this support forum is not an after thought, or a useless ad-don. The forum is a very good support resource for the community. There is a very well qualified team of moderators on the forum, and they are very helpful.

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    Each theme also comes with it’s own documentation, plus there is a general troubleshooting guide, and if for some reason you can’t figure out your support problem using all of the mentioned resources, you can even contact them directly using a contact form.

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    The Affiliate Program

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    As I mention in my introduction, the Elegant theme affiliate program is very good. Firstly, because it is such great value, the theme club has huge appeal and it converts very well. Secondly, as an affiliate you make a very generous 50% commission on every user you refer to the service for the life of their membership. So if users renew their membership after a year, and you were the original person who signed them up, then you receive another payment each year. If you sign anyone up, who then becomes an active affiliate referring other users, you receive a 5% commission on all of their sales too. So if you get any traffic that is targeted towards WordPress users, such as themes, or plugins, this affiliate program is a great one to promote. Join the affiliate program here.

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    Theme Features

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    Once you have made the call to signup, and downloaded and installed your theme of choice, you are greeted by the Elegant Themes ePanel. This is where you set your preferences and alter individual theme options. Having admin sections for modern wordpress themes is very common, however, the ePanel is a very good one. As you can see from the screenshot below, the design is clear, and options are all easily accessible. This truly makes Elegant themes a great option for less technical types. You don’t have to know you way around a css file, or WordPress’s PHP tags to make your theme look professional, and customized. Most options are simply a case of selecting your preference, or pasting a file path.

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    The themes come with a huge library of short codes. Shortcodes are just a simple way of inserting functionality. These might be for tasks as simple as inserting a button into a post, adding a social bookmark, or used for complex tasks such as creating a price comparison table. Here is a full list of the short codes available.

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    Many of the themes also come with custom page templates. Page templates make it easier to add function specific pages to your site..i.e. a gallery page, a contact form, a sitemap, or a member login form. These are a very useful asset and will save you time as you don’t have to install extra plugins to achieve the same result. Each of the themes support localization. This makes it very easy for designers to select which language the site is to be used in. All themes are compatible with a huge range of browsers, (Opera, Netscape, Safari, Internet Explorer, Firefox etc) are Valid XHTML + CSS, compatible with the latest version of WordPress, and support widgets.

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    The Themes

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    All of the above might mean nothing to you if you can’t find the theme you are looking for in their library, so this is obviously a very important part of your decision. However, the Elegant Themes library is outstanding. There is a huge range of themes.

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    Specialist themes include:

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    Plus a huge selection of news, portfolio, magazine and blog style themes to select from.

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    Here’s a small selection of some of my favorites at the moment:

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    Final Thoughts

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    Nick Roach has created a damn fine service in Elegant themes. Elegant themes provide outstanding value to users, and he has grown the site by offering affiliates a fantastic cut of the commission making it a highly successful affiliate program. If you haven’t already, jump over to Elegant themes, and get a membership. It will be the easiest $39 you will ever spend.

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    When it comes to weddings you probably don’t want to be cutting corners and taking the cheap option. Free WordPress themes are great, but for that special day it might be worth spending a little more to get the perfect theme. After all, if there is a website being made for this wedding, it must be a fairly fancy affair? Recently I had to try and find a WordPress theme to recommend to a friend for his wedding, and I decided this would make a good post. Here’s what i came up with, I hope you find these themes useful. Most of them aren’t specifically designed for weddings, but are simply elegant and classy.

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    Boutique v2

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    ThemeForest WordPress Affiliate Program

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    ThemeForest, an Envato marketplace is an excellent WordPress affiliate program.  It is simple to use because you simple add a short code onto any URL from the site.  Most themes on ThemeForest are high quality, which makes sales virtually happen on their own.

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    Ninja Affiliate is a powerful plugin for WordPress sites.  It automatically converts specific keywords to affiliate links for you across your site.  You can control how many keywords are turned into links to prevent spiders from identifying you as a spam site.  Although this tool does not necessarily provide a new source of income, it can very well increase conversion by dramatically increasing the number of links users can click.  The plugin costs $39 and seems to be well worth it, although Pingable has not yet adopted the plugin.

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    Pretty Link is a free plugin that cloaks your links.  A smart user will find your affiliate link and remove it, perhaps using their own.  A link cloaker is not a sneaky tool, it is a tool that maintains the integrity of your links, letting you profit by providing useful information to readers.  We use Pretty Link here on Pingable, and it works out very well.

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    Magic Affiliate, a plugin that lets you run your own affiliate program on your WordPress site.  This can be very useful if you sell something or charge for memberships to your site.  Offer tiered affiliate programs, signup bonuses, integrates readily with WP E-Commerce and Magic Members plugins.

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    This service is aimed at designers. The sort of designer that can produce amazing site designs in Photoshop, but maybe isn’t as comfortable programming. The idea is that the designer produces an amazing design in Photoshop, WPfrompsd.com takes that design and produces a fully functional WordPress theme, that is fully standards compliant and cross browser compatible.

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    The theme I received was well coded, clean and exactly what I asked for. The theme has an admin option section so that I can select various graphics for my niche sites. Communication was good, and they asked appropriate questions to ensure they were creating what I was after.

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    We will be sharing the theme they created for us for free in an upcoming post. I want to source a few niche graphic sets to provide with the theme to make it more useful for people. Once I am done it will be yours for free.

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    Their pricing looks very good. If you give them a week to produce the theme they will have it to you for as little as $190. Also, as you get to see the theme in action before for parting with your cash, you know that you are going to get what you ask for. From my observations, this is a very professional service that will be ideal for many Photoshop designers out there.

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    Cufon is a powerful tool for web designers, especially when combined with Cufon WordPress Themes.  Cufon is a javascript based tool that converts any font to a file that is readable by any browser.  This allows a designer to present smooth, flowing fonts in a way not often seen.  This removes the threat of seeing pixelated fonts or choppy lines.  In a nutshell, Cufon aspires to integrate with your website using no plugins while being fully compatible with modern browsers while being easy to install and fast.

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    Cufon is a revision and combination of existing technology, nothing new here.  But it was pulled together to let the typical web designer incorporate stunning fonts into their designs without a significant amount of hand-coding.

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    Integrate this tool with WordPress and you’ve got a powerful and smooth website design.  Here I have outlined a bunch of amazing themes for your enjoyment.  Each one of these Cufon WordPress Themes are really slick and focus on typographical quality.  They all have high quality coding, beautiful graphical craftmanship and smooth interfaces.  By incorporating Cufon, these designers have added an additional competitive edge to their product.

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    When evaluating these themes, consider the elements you are looking for.  Perhaps you need smooth navigation, single-column layout, or a strong blog design.  In any case, it is likely you’ll find something that meets your needs.

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    Spektrum Cufon WordPress Theme

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    Some of these themes are designed for use by professionals, bloggers or artists.  But they can all be used for general purpose WordPress design.  That’s the best thing about WordPress themes, they can be used in almost any way.

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    Nomatter what your theme preference, it is nice to have a smooth, stunning typography set in your design.  These themes will help you accomplish that.  If you have your own Cufon WordPress Themes please mention it in a comment below!

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    WordPress comes feature-rich and smooth right out of the box, but have you ever wondered how to customize WordPress?  As in, really making it your own?  Want a blog? Done.  Want a static website? Done.  But are are lots of other ways you can use WordPress to meet your web needs.  Here is a list of helpful tools and tips for how to customize WordPress.

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    If you’re skilled, you can create a theme from scratch.  This is by far the hardest way, even premium theme creators often use some of their previous themes as frameworks.  To start creating a custom WordPress theme, check out some of these resources.

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    How to Customize WordPress’ Look and Feel

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    Hopefully users aren’t encountering your 404 page often because your links are all current.  However, it does happen, sometimes out of your control because outside sites will link to your site incorrectly.  Customizing your 404 page says to your readers: “we went the extra mile to offer you a unique experience.”

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    Revolutionary thinking (put content before ads)

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    The instinct to make a few bucks for all the time you’ve spent on the content is sometimes overwhelming.  But if you listen to one piece of advice on this page, prioritize content over revenue.  You will reap the benefits.

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    Users need to be able to access your content.  If they come back to find some older content, the search form may not work.  Also, complete archives will help search engines know about all of your content.  You spend time writing it, should people be able to find it?

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    The admin theme will only be for your benefit or that of your writers and editors.  However, it can be nice to change things up, and some custom themes can add a whole new experience for the admin.  It can also save you time if you spend a lot of time in the dashboard.

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    Check out these other resources and articles on customizing WordPress.

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    If you have your own tip for how to customize WordPress please share it below.

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    As far as cheap webhosts go, you have a few options to consider on the market that drops to around just under $4US a month. This seems pretty cheap right? Zyma.com, a new player in the market, have just released a hosting offer for £4.95 per year. Yes, you read that right, PER YEAR! Zyma.com is a very new UK based hosting company, and this deal looks like a very good price, that will give the market a bit of a shake-up if successful; so I wanted to check it out, see what the catch was.

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    This is a shared hosting account which means your site will be hosted on a server with other websites, and will share resources with them. So if all the other sites on the same box as your use up all the resources, your site would start loading more sluggishly. Shared hosting is common place on the internet, and all the other cheap hosting options comparable to Zyma.com are also on shared hosts.

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    A Zyma.com employee approached us to review their service. For this we received a hosting account from them free of charge for which we used to evaluate the service. If you would like me to review your webhost on Pingable, get in touch using the contact form.

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(document.getElementById(\'single-col\').offsetWidth - 15 + 170) : (document.getElementById(\'main-col\').offsetWidth - 15 + 170))*(-1)+\'px\');\r\n}\r\n.page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php .sidebar-wrap-right {\r\n margin-right: -370px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar, * html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-b, * html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n w\\idth: 162px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-2, * html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-2-b, * html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n w\\idth: 162px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n lef\\t: 200px;\r\n r\\ight: 185px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php #sidebar-container {\r\n w\\idth: 175px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-1l1r-sidebar-php .tab-box {\r\n width: 170px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #wrapper { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #container { padding-left: 370px; padding-right: 0px; }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #main-col { width: 630px; }\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #main-col { w\\idth: 600px }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #nav-top .col-control, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #top-bar-right-spanel .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #widgets-above-header .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #header-container .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #nav .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #page-footer .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .post-footer .category, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php .postdata .category {\r\n max-width: 355px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .tags {\r\n max-width: 355px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php .post-footer .category, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php .postdata .category, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php .tags {\r\n w\\idth: expression(this.width > Math.floor((document.getElementById(\'main-col\').offsetWidth)/2) ? \'60%\' : true);\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-b, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n width: 170px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar.flattened, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-b.flattened {\r\n width: 168px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n margin-left: 0px;\r\n margin-right: 0px;\r\n left: auto;\r\n right: auto;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-2, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-2-b, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n width: 170px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-2.flattened, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-2-b.flattened {\r\n width: 168px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n margin-left: 15px;\r\n margin-right: -185px;\r\n left: auto;\r\n right: auto;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-container { width: 370px; }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .sidebar-container-left { right: 370px; }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .sidebar-container-right { margin-right: -370px; }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .sidebar-container-left #sidebar-wrap { right: auto; }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #wsidebar-top, .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #wsidebar-bottom { width: 353px; }\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-wrap {\r\n width: 370px;\r\n left: auto;\r\n right: 370px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-wrap {\r\n lef\\t: auto;\r\n righ\\t: 200px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .sidebar-wrap-left {\r\n margin-left: -100%;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php .sidebar-wrap-left, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-container.sidebar-container-left {\r\n margin-left: expression((document.getElementById(\'main-col\') == null ? (document.getElementById(\'single-col\').offsetWidth - 15 + 170) : (document.getElementById(\'main-col\').offsetWidth - 15 + 170))*(-1)+\'px\');\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .sidebar-wrap-right {\r\n margin-right: -370px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-b, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n w\\idth: 162px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-2, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-2-b, * html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n w\\idth: 162px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2l-sidebars-php #sidebar-container {\r\n w\\idth: 360px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2l-sidebars-php .tab-box {\r\n width: 353px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #wrapper { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #container { padding-left: 0px; padding-right: 370px; }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #main-col { width: 630px; }\r\n* html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #main-col { w\\idth: 600px }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #nav-top .col-control, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #top-bar-right-spanel .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #widgets-above-header .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #header-container .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #nav .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #page-footer .col-control { width: 1000px; max-width: 1000px; min-width: 1000px; }\n\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php .post-footer .category, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php .postdata .category {\r\n max-width: 355px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php .tags {\r\n max-width: 355px;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php .post-footer .category, * html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php .postdata .category, * html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php .tags {\r\n w\\idth: expression(this.width > Math.floor((document.getElementById(\'main-col\').offsetWidth)/2) ? \'60%\' : true);\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-b, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n width: 170px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar.flattened, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-b.flattened {\r\n width: 168px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-1 {\r\n margin-left: 0px;\r\n margin-right: 0px;\r\n left: auto;\r\n right: auto;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-2, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-2-b, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n width: 170px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-2.flattened, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-2-b.flattened {\r\n width: 168px;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-shell-2 {\r\n margin-left: -185px;\r\n margin-right: 15px;\r\n left: auto;\r\n right: auto;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-container { width: 370px; }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php .sidebar-container-left { right: 370px; }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php .sidebar-container-right { margin-right: -370px; }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php .sidebar-container-left #sidebar-wrap { right: auto; }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #wsidebar-top, .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #wsidebar-bottom { width: 353px; }\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-wrap {\r\n width: 370px;\r\n left: auto;\r\n right: auto;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-wrap {\r\n lef\\t: auto;\r\n righ\\t: auto;\r\n}\r\n.page-template-2r-sidebars-php .sidebar-wrap-left {\r\n margin-left: -100%;\r\n}\r\n* html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php .sidebar-wrap-left, * html .page-template-2r-sidebars-php #sidebar-container.sidebar-container-left {\r\n margin-left: expression((document.getElementById(\'main-col\') == null ? 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    I have had bugs in software before, but by any standards version 3.7.7 was awful. Just awful. As the saying goes, The road to hell is paved with good intentions. In Beta 2 I tried to put in a tweak related to Suhosin, so I split the options into multiple forms and thought I got it working. The Beta came and went by without alarms, so I submitted the code for approval, and then it proverbially hit the fan. Truth be told I was expecting issues with the TimThumb replacement, and there were a few. But I seriously blew it with regards to the option management, costing people hours of work. Not all people faced issues, mind you – particularly several people who simply upgraded their sites and left it at that. People who are subscribed to my feed knew how to downgrade the release, so that alleviated some concerns. People who had little image jiggery-pokery on their sites (like me) faced literally no issues, because they didn’t have to tweak anything.

    But for all the rest, all I can offer you is an apology, and what I hope is a clean version – 3.7.8. If you have bought me a coffee and then realized it was not worth it due to this release, please send me an email through the support forum with a transaction id – I will issue an unconditional refund.

    Here is what I have covered in 3.7.8:

    1. Thumbnail issues
      1. If images were not in the template path but in the local directory they were not being picked up and a warning message was being displayed. Thanks a lot to Bob Schecter for an impressive array of websites with a wide range of configurations, which he let me use so that I could track this down.
      2. If the image source was a secure HTTP location (HTTPS, like PicasaWeb), the image was not getting resized. This should be fine now. Thanks to Jürgen for the tip.
    2. Color issues
      1. The first issue was with the color picker. Thanks to various quirks in the use of Farbtastic, I rolled back to something that has been a part of Suffusion since release 2.0 – JSColor. If you now pick a color and save, the change will go through without you having to go through an elaborate charade.
      2. Colors were inconsistently getting prefixed with a “#”. I have made sure that this is no longer the case. Thanks to Kattsby for the tip regarding this.
    3. Option issues
      1. The biggest issue in the previous release was that the buttons to save/reset options had gone rogue and a lot of people have pointed this out. I have made sure of the following:
        1. Clicking “Save” in one screen will not blank out options in another screen.
        2. Clicking “Reset” will not empty the entire theme’s options.
        3. Exporting / Importing will now work.
      2. Another rather intermittent issue was the interference caused by a cookie used by the options panel while attempting to save things. I am only aware of 2 people facing this issue, mind you, and one of them (Mason) has confirmed that this has now been fixed.
      3. A minor issue was that if your options were saved, they needed to be saved twice for the auto-linked CSS to be updated.
      4. Quote characters around font names were being escaped, preventing the font from being loaded.
      5. Some people complained about a slowdown on IE. To counter this, I got rid of the JQuery Uniform script that I was using to make the admin panel look good. I will reconsider this once the changes introduced in this version stabilize.
    4. Miscellaneous issues
      1. There was a bug that was breaking the layout of the Widget Area Above Footer.
      2. There were some issues with the navigation menu’s appearance in the standard skins, particularly with respect to visited items and hover-over items.

    Things that are not issues

    When something goes wrong, the natural inclination is to assign to it all faults, real and perceived. Something similar happened with the last releases, and because the core faults with Suffusion were so severe, a lot of issues from other places were ascribed to the theme. Not that I blame any of you for it. The following are NOT issues with Suffusion:

    1. If your admin panel stops loading after printing the top bar, the culprit is, in all likelihood a plugin. There is a lot of literature around this on the web, but it bears repeating, particularly because Suffusion’s options panel is more complex and detailed than most other themes’ panels, and having an incorrect script interfering can really mess things up.

      A lot of people upgraded to WP 3.1 and Suffusion 3.7.7 at the same time. Now, WP 3.1 uses a new version of JQuery libraries. Some plugins and themes don’t include JQuery the right way. The somewhat correct way to include JS in WordPress is by using the wp_enqueue_script function. The truly correct way to include JS is to use wp_enqueue_script with the right hooks. Here is what I mean:

      1. The absolutely wrong way:

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        The problem is that the above will load JQuery potentially twice. Plus you might be loading JQuery after something needs it, thereby resulting in errors. The only situation when this might be required is if you need conditional JavaScript (like something for IE), which is not the case in the above.

      2. The sometimes correct way:
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        The trouble with the above is that the script is going to get enqueued for all pages, admin or otherwise.

      3. The almost correct way:
        \nadd_action(\'admin_menu\', \'my_plugin_menu\');\nfunction my_plugin_menu() {\n	add_options_page(\'My Plugin Options\', \'My Plugin\', \'manage_options\', \'my-unique-identifier\', \'my_plugin_options\');\n	add_action("admin_print_scripts", \'my_admin_script_loader\');\n}\n\nfunction my_admin_script_loader() {\n    wp_deregister_script( \'jquery\' ); // Will remove WP\'s standard JQuery\n    wp_register_script( \'jquery\', \'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5/jquery.min.js\'); // Will register Google CDN\'s JQuery, version 1.5\n    wp_enqueue_script( \'jquery\' );// Will queue it up for printing.\n}\n

        The only problem with the above is that it will queue up the CDN JQuery for all admin pages. What if another plugin is relying on a different version of JQuery? A lot of developers get this one wrong.

      4. The truly correct way:
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        If you notice, the only difference with #c is the way the admin_print_scripts hook is used. By appending the options page to it, we are saying that the JQuery script should be used only for this particular plugin’s admin screens.

      What has been happening is that a few plugins have followed route b or c above, causing a proliferation of bad JavaScript across the admin pages. With the WP upgrade these plugins now have conflicting JS. This unfortunately causes the correctly coded themes/plugins to break because they rely on the native version of JQuery, which the bad plugin has overwritten on all pages. If you are facing this, you should try deactivating your plugins, then reactivate them one by one to see which one is wrong. If you isolate the broken one, feel free to point the above instructions to the author.

    2. Header height and margin between top of content and top of page: If you had set your options to show a certain header height and margin, please note that the option has moved from Blog Features → Sizes and Margins to Theme Skinning → Header. What has happened as a part of this move is that the control switch has changed. So under Theme Skinning → Header you have to set the options to use “Custom Styles” for the setting to continue to be effective.

    Thanks for all of you who had patience with me during the last one week. Thanks are also in order to all of you who provided detailed reports of the issues that you faced. I wish some of you had participated in the beta testing. Apologies if you don’t see your name above – it is just that there were so many people reporting the issues that I couldn’t fit everyone in here.

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    Version 3.7.7 was released earlier today. This release mostly has bug fixes for 3.7.5. The following are the changes:

    1. I have included a workaround for a rather weird critical bug affecting some installations. The symptoms of the bug are that the header in the options page loads up, then nothing happens. I tracked it down to a bug due to those installations failing to load the jquery.cookie.js file. What makes this bug weird is that the file is there, yet accessing it returns a 404 error. What makes the bug (and the fix) weirder is that if I yank that file and put its contents in another place, the bug resolves itself.
    2. There was a bug that wasn’t updating the options CSS if you had set it to be auto-generated. This has been addressed.
    3. Resized images were not being generated in the default settings. If, however, you saved options on, say, the Featured Content page, the images would show up fine. I have fixed this issue.
    4. I have added basic post-format support without any special treatment, so as to be ready for WP 3.1. Further handling of post formats will be done in subsequent releases.
    5. Another fix is for folks on PHP 4.x. There was a call to a feature (instanceof) that came up in PHP 5, so people on PHP 4 were getting a critical error.

    Hope this takes care of the issues with 3.7.5.

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    Version 3.7.5 was approved earlier today. I know that the beta releases were for 3.7.4, however 3.7.4 didn’t pass the approvals required by the Review Team, so I had to release 3.7.5. This is quite a big release with lots of changes. However, unlike other big releases this has more to do with code housekeeping rather than brand new functionality. Before you read further, here is a warning:

    This release changes the whole look of the code behind the scenes. It has been beta-tested, but bugs always come up. In case this release critically breaks some functionality, please downgrade to the previous version and log a bug on the support forum. You can download the old version, then replace the contents of your wp-content/themes/suffusion folder with the unzipped suffusion folder that you get from the downloaded file.

    Without much ado, here is the change list:

    1. Code Housekeeping
      1. Switch to native WordPress APIs I have removed a lot of custom or third party code from a lot of areas and started using native WordPress areas. Here are the changes:

        1. Settings API One of the 2 biggest changes this release is a nice looking backend. For this I moved to the Settings API that WordPress provides. This was a huge and high impact change, because I had to decommission a tried and tested options engine in favour of something that has not been implemented by anyone on such a large scale. All uses of the Settings API on the web are for simple cases where you require only one options page. Anything more complex makes developers pick up a custom approach, or an approach that only superficially uses the Settings API. I can thump my chest here as the first theme with such a complex back-end to utilize the Settings API in all its glory. The only place where the API is not used is in the Custom Types section, which only partly uses the API. I will port it over in a subsequent release – for now it is not critical.

        2. No TimThumb This is the second big change, and potentially more high impact than the first. TimThumb, though popular has some security holes, particularly with its old versions. Recently the WP review team started cracking down on themes relying solely on TimThumb. I introduced TimThumb into the mix more than a year back, but I had also introduced support for the native post thumbnail functionality of WP almost as soon as it was introduced. This helped me avoid the axe. With this release Suffusion bids adieu to TimThumb. I have put together a resizing algorithm based on a method suggested by a contributor on WordPress Trac. I had to modify it a good bit to make it work the way I wanted and so that it did not break how your existing images looked.

        3. No “file open” operations Again, the WP review team has been cracking its whip to get file open operations removed. As a result I have had to think out of the box to make code behave to my liking. I have had to replace inbuilt CURL calls with the WP HTTP API, and where this really posed a challenge was regarding storing of the generated CSS and storing the resized file for the image resizing.

      2. Use of more modern functions A few functions have been deprecated by the WP development team. I have replaced all such functions with their new variants:
        1. get_bloginfo(\'wpurl\') → site_url()
        2. get_bloginfo(\'template_url\') → get_template_directory_uri()

        3. get_bloginfo(\'url\'), bloginfo(\'url\') → get_template_directory_uri() 

      3. Removal of backwards compatibility As stated in a previous post, WordPress 3.0 has been out for more than 8 months now and version 3.1 is almost upon us. So if you haven’t upgraded your WP installation now is the time to do it. This latest release of Suffusion will not work on anything older than 2.9. I have removed function/class existence checks for all these versions:

        1. 3.0.x – get_template_part, comment_form, wp_nav_menu, wp_login_form, get_nav_menu_locations, wp_get_nav_menus, register_post_type, register_taxonomy, post_type_exists and register_nav_menu
        2. 2.9.x – add_theme_support, get_the_post_thumbnail
        3. 2.8.x – class WP_Widget
      4. Function names are now more consistent. All functions within Suffusion are either prefixed with suffusion or suf.
    2. Feature Changes
      1. Reorganized the Options Menu (again) Trust me – I did not want to do this. Suffusion started out with one link under the Appearance section of the admin page. I then pulled it out to give Suffusion its own menu when I introduced Custom Post Type support. I initially had horizontal tabs at the top and vertical tabs within each page, but I switched it out when the page got sluggish. This change consumed a lot of my development time in what was already an intensive exercise. But I believe I got it right this time:
        1. New Menu Position (aka Older Menu Position)
        2. New Tab Design
        3. Moved items There has been some upheaval in the options sections. Notably:
          1. Introduction – This is the same as the Introduction section of the old options
          2. Theme Skinning – Earlier you had a tab called Theme Skinning under Visual Effects. Theme Skinning is now a section of its own and deals almost explicitly with setting up the colors of various components (aka “skinning”). All former individual sub-sections under the old Theme Skinning are now tabs under the new Theme Skinning. For example you have Body Background, Main Wrapper etc. The main purpose of this split was to avoid Suhosin-related issues. You can click on the “Notes” button near the section title as shown above for more information.
          3. Visual Effects Other Graphical Elements – This has mostly the remainder of the items of the former Visual Effects section. In addition it has picked up items from the former Blog Features that dealt with graphical aspects, like Featured Content, Post and Page Bylines, layout options etc. You can click on the “Notes” button near the section title as shown above for more information.
          4. Sidebars and Widgets Sidebar Configuration – This is the same as the former Sidebars and Widgets section, except for the fact that the Static Tabbed Sidebar has been moved from the former Blog Features page to here.
          5. Blog Features Back-end Settings – This is a heavily stripped down version of the former Blog Features. Most of the older options have moved to Other Graphical Elements. You can click on the “Notes” button near the section title as shown above for more information.
          6. Templates – This is the same as the old versions.
          7. Custom Types – This is the same as the old versions.
      2. No Translations Translations are no longer a part of the core theme. They have all been moved to the translations page. Additionally, at no impact to you the translation text domain has changed from “suf_theme” to “suffusion”.
      3. Changes to Default Settings Some changes were required to the default settings to make it pass the review process, and some others were needed for ease of use.
        1. JQuery Masonry is switched off by default instead of being switched on.
        2. By default both navigation menus are switched off. This was one change I did not want to make, however I did so to avoid a lengthy back and forth exchange.
      4. Made the blog title use h1/h2 tags instead of div tags.
      5. I have renamed the classes category-info and tag-info to info-category and info-tag respectively. This is to avoid weird styling issues if you have a category or a tag named info. Please make note of this if you have used Custom Styles for these elements.
      6. Goodbye Marvin! For those familiar with lore, Marvin the Paranoid Android used to reassure you not to panic. Unfortunately, since the photo of Marvin was not GPL’ed, I had to remove him from the introductory screen (though I had provided the appropriate credits to Buena Vista).
    3. New Features
      1. Sidebar Control There is a new capability to control the number of sidebars on different views like the blog, category, tag, date archive and search. For example you can now have 2 sidebars across your site, but only one sidebar on the blog page. Check the settings under Sidebar Configuration → Sidebar Layout. All in all the ability to manage sidebars for specific pages/views has improved from previous versions, and in the next release or two you should have something very flexible. I might write up an article on how to effectively tweak sidebars shortly – let’s see.
      2. You can now upload an image directly from the options pages instead of entering a URL. Of course, entering a URL works too.
      3. New Notifiers Added the following notifiers:
        1. New versions – Tells you when a new version is available and points you to the release notes. The reason for this is that some people complained about frequent updates (though old-timers will note that I have significantly slowed down) – this is for them to check out what the latest version has, so that they can make an informed decision about upgrading.
        2. Translations – If you are using WP in a language other than Americanized English, you are pointed to the right locations to pick up the correct translations.
        3. BuddyPress – If you are using BP, this provides you information about making Suffusion work with it.
      4. Added options to control the “Posted By” format. See Other Graphical Elements → Post and Page Bylines for more information.
      5. Added better WPML integration. There are texts that you set in the back-end, like the labels for your comment forms etc. I have added WPML support for them, so that you can translate those strings in the back-end.
      6. Added zoom-crop capability (aka proportional resizing) for images in featured content, magazine headlines and magazine excerpts. See the respective sections for setup options.
      7. There is dual JQuery UI support, for version 1.7.3 (WP 3.0.x) and 1.8.7 (WP 3.1.x).
      8. You can now control the number of headlines you want to display in the headlines section of the Magazine template.
      9. There are a couple of new filters: suffusion_author_information and suffusion_category_information. They can be used by you to tweak the information that appears at the top of the Author page and the Category pages.
      10. There is a new option to force compatibility mode in IE8. You will find the option in Back-end Settings → SEO / Meta Settings.
      11. There are a couple of options more dealing with the generated CSS. You can choose to cache the generated CSS, include it directly in the HTML, include it via a link etc.
    4. Bug Fixes
      1. There was a bug earlier that was causing the title set through Suffusion’s SEO to clash with the title set by different SEO plugins. This should now be fine.
      2. In the Magazine template if you were displaying headlines, the first headline was not being selected by default. This has now been fixed.
      3. The $post variable was getting overwritten if the Ad Hoc Widgets were used to display things like featured posts or category blocks.
      4. I have fixed a bug where if you looked at a page in BP you would see an incorrect HTML title.
      5. I have included what is hopefully a patch for a WP problem (not a Suffusion problem) affecting a very small percentage of users. With the bug kicking in, users were unable to reliably see the child pages for a given page in the breadcrumb because WP fails to provide the ancestry relationships properly.
      6. I have also included a patch for a NEXTGen Gallery bug. I have often expressed my dislike for this plugin thanks to a variety of reasons. In this case including the fix at my end seems to be a much easier thing to do than wait for the NGG guys to put it in. The fix deals with viewing NGG, when used with themes employing max-width and min-width on IE8 without compatibility mode.
    5. Removed Options I have decided that I will periodically do a review of redundant options in the theme and cull them. Options that have much better plugin-based alternatives and options that have significant maintenance overhead will be removed.
      1. Compression options for JS, CSS and the site as a whole have been removed. Sorry, but those serve very limited functionality and are incapable of generating compressed content for files from external plugins. If you are looking to do any of these, you can try using W3 Total Cache or some similar plugin. The only compression-specific option introduced is to minify the generated CSS into 1 line, so that you don’t add hundreds of lines into your source code – just one long line will be present.
      2. Removed the option to load JQuery via CDN. This was becoming extremely ungainly. If you want to use CDN versions, please use a plugin.

    I do understand that this is a pretty big release. So if you have upgraded and something has broken badly, please do not hesitate to downgrade (and report the problem on the Support Forum). This isn’t meant to alarm you, for most code-related issues can be fixed and I have taken a lot of care to keep the code good. This is just to assuage your concerns that if something goes wrong, it makes best sense to follow the advice on the introductory page of the options: Don’t Panic.

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    Version 3.7.3 is another security patch that was released yesterday. The following are the changes:

    1. Apparently there was a problem with my checked in code in 3.7.2, so the site optimization check for CSS files didn’t go through correctly. This has now been corrected.
    2. I fixed a problem where the edit link for pages was not clickable.

    You are strongly encouraged to do this upgrade.

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    For once this is an important security patch, hence I made this release by disrupting my regular theme development. Here are the changes:

    1. Added some security checks to ensure that the site optimization activities would take only CSS files for compression/zipping.
    2. Fixed a bug with the byline pullout in IE7, where the pullout was lying over the content.
    3. Fixed a bug with the SEO settings where if the theme’s SEO was disabled, it was not printing any title.
    4. Changed a Twitter icon file name to have only lower case characters, so that it works with all operating systems

    I encourage you to download this patch. For now the translations are in the theme. I will remove them from the next version.

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    Suffusion Version 3.7.1 was released earlier today. These are the key changes in this version:

    1. New Features There were a handful of new features in this release
      1. Pullout-style Bylines I added a new way to display page and post byline information (the byline information comprises of “Posted By”, “Category”, “Tag” etc). You can now display the information as a “pullout” instead of in the corners. Here is a snapshot of how this looks: For the Minima skin the pullouts are enabled by default. If you don’t like it, or if you like it enough to enable it for other skins, go to Blog Features → Post and Page Bylines → Position of Meta Information (including date) and pick how you want to show it. Note that with this you can now display the publishing date of the post for the Minima skin, which was earlier not possible without a hack.
      2. New Attachment Template Suffusion earlier used to default to a generic attachment page. In this release there is a special attachment template that displays an apt icon for the type of attachment you have. I have made this functionality extremely flexible. For example if your attachment is an audio file, you can set the attachment page to display an embedded player to play the file. If your attachment is an image file you can choose to show EXIF data for the image. In addition, you can define your own handling functions for different mime types. There are functions existing for the basic mime types: suffusion_image_attachment (for image attachments), suffusion_audio_attachment (for audio attachments), suffusion_video_attachment (for video attachments), suffusion_text_attachment (for text attachments) and suffusion_application_attachment (for application attachments). You could define other functions in your child theme like suffusion_vnd_ms_powerpoint_attachment (for Microsoft PowerPoint attachments). You can control the settings from Templates → Attachment.
      3. JQuery Masonry JQuery Masonry is a very interesting add-on that I had been wanting to add for a while now. This release I finally was able to get it in. This add-on automatically adjusts layout for floated elements. So you will not see fewer empty spaces in the horizontal widget areas (Widget Area Below Header etc), when the widgets are of different heights.
      4. New Filter Hooks A lot of new filter hooks were added for better child theme support:
        1. suffusion_can_display_top_navigation
        2. suffusion_can_display_main_navigation
        3. suffusion_can_display_sliding_panel
        4. suffusion_can_display_left_sidebars
        5. suffusion_can_display_right_sidebars
        6. suffusion_can_display_widgets_above_header
        7. suffusion_can_display_widget_area_below_header
        8. suffusion_can_display_widget_area_above_footer
        9. suffusion_can_display_open_header
        10. suffusion_can_display_closed_header
        11. suffusion_can_display_breadcrumb_navigation
        12. suffusion_can_display_hierarchical_navigation

        If you are using a child theme, you can hook in your custom functions through these and prevent a particular widget area from being displayed.

    2. Changed Functionality This is mostly technical mumbo-jumbo, so you can skip this section if you are not interested.
      1. Selective removal of backward compatibility I have removed the following as per my previous announcement:
        1. function_exists checks for functions such as register_sidebar and dynamic_sidebar. These functions have existed since version 2.2 of WP and hence a function_exists check for these was overkill.
        2. Some other checks using function_exists have been removed, where very old WP functions were being checked for existence.
        3. A call to automatic_feed_links has been removed. This was a weird requirement, since the replacement for this function has only been available since WP 3.0, so for backward compatibility up to 2.9, I had to fall back on an older approach!
      2. Replacement with new functions The following functions from older versions of WP have been replaced with better/new variants, as per Theme Review recommendations:
        1. get_option("home") → home_url()
        2. bloginfo("template_directory") → get_template_directory_uri()
        3. bloginfo("stylesheet_directory") → get_stylesheet_directory_uri()
        4. get_bloginfo("rss2_url") → get_feed_link("rss2")
      3. CSS Optimization I have dome a good bit of CSS optimization by using a generic class for sidebars. I will be doing further optimizations to reduce CSS size in the next few releases.
    3. Bug Fixes
      1. The biggest bug fix for this release was for one that was causing the Double Right Sidebar layout to position the sidebars outside the content.
      2. Thanks to a tip from one user on the support forum, I managed to fix an unexpected bug with the Google Translator widget not working. That has now been fixed and it works as expected.
      3. There was a bug due to which disabling Suffusion’s SEO settings was not working for document titles. This has been fixed.
      4. There are a couple of rendering rendering issues on WebKit-based browsers (Safari and Chrome) that have been fixed. The first was a gap of 2 pixels between the bottom of the navigation bar items and the lower border of the navigation bars. The second was where setting the CSS max-width and min-width parameters with a fixed width layout was causing issues.
      5. Under some settings the navigation bar was not stretching across the width of the wrapper. This too has been fixed.
      6. The HTML attribute “height” has been removed from image HTML tags. This makes sure that the aspect ratio is preserved if you have a large image and it is being scaled down to fit into the dimensions of your content so that it doesn’t overflow.
      7. Another minor bug fix was where the home page wasn’t getting highlighted if it was a text link.
      8. Under certain rare cases there was a debug message showing up saying “Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated”. One such case was when the WP-United plugin was being used. I put in some code so that this wouldn’t happen, so hopefully this bug is now fixed.

    Now for some upcoming changes. Note that these changes are quite high impact, however they haven’t been made yet.

    1. Removal of TimThumb Support TimThumb is the most widely used open-source PHP-based image resizing script available. But for various reasons the script doesn’t find favour with the WP theme approvers. Their requirement is that if your theme is not backwards compatible you MUST use WP’s native “post_thumbnail” feature. That would have been fine in the normal course of things, except that this is a fairly half-baked feature in WP at present. It has several shortcomings:
      1. It doesn’t apply to custom fields. So you cannot use it to have one thumbnail for an excerpt, a different thumbnail for the same post in the featured post section and yet another picture in the main content.
      2. It is not dynamic. In other words, images of a particular size are generated when a post is saved, but if you were to demand an image of a different size, you would have to first register that size, then fetch the generated image. This is a double-edged shortcoming, though. It prevents users from specifying any size they want and filling up the WP installation’s folder with all the generated images.
      3. Not being dynamic presents another challenge. Existing posts in your blog will not work without being modified specifically to work with the post_thumbnail functionality. That is a real pain.

      Nonetheless, this is something that has to be fixed, because the theme reviewers are planning to completely outlaw TimThumb in a few weeks. I am working on some alternatives, so hopefully I will have something by the next release.

    2. Moving Translations out of the Core Theme Suffusion has translations in 23 different languages at the time of writing this post. Though this means the theme has an excellent user base, it also means that the zipped theme file I upload to the repository is around 400KB larger than it could have been. So I am going to keep the translation files separate from the main theme. That would require you to download the translation that you need explicitly from this site. Luckily the translations don’t change very often, so this is mostly an infrequent annoyance. Version 3.7.1 had some translation-related changes, so I am expecting translators to post their updates. Once they do so, I will distribute them here so that you can make the update as appropriate.

    That’s it for this release. Keep watching this space for the two main items I wrote about above.

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    Before I begin about this release, I would first like to apologize to all people whose layouts broke due to the last release. As it turns out I had not tested certain configurations involving the static Tabbed Sidebar, which resulted in all people using this feature having their sites become train-wrecks. Disabling the Tabbed Sidebar would have fixed the issue for all affected people, but there was no way you as a user could have known that.

    Anyway, this release is a bug-fix release and there are no new features. Here are the fixes:

    1. Layout bugs
      1. The biggest issue – wonky layouts upon activation of the Tabbed Sidebar – has been fixed. There is one exception – if you are using IE6 (yes, that fossil) and you have the Tabbed Sidebar on and your Tabbed Sidebar is on the left side and you have at least one sidebar on the left site, then your left sidebar will render incorrectly on IE6 (only on IE6). I spent some time trying to figure this out, but gave up because I had to get this release out early and this particular combination has an extremely low probability of occurring. Otherwise I have hopefully resolved all issues on all browsers regarding this mishap.
      2. The Widget Area Below Header was not spanning the full width of the wrapper and was showing a blank space on the side.
      3. The Widget Area Above Footer was overlapping the right sidebar if the sidebar was longer than the content.
      4. The No Sidebars template was showing up with empty space on the side.
      5. In the “Tiles” layout excerpt images were becoming very tiny because the widths were computing incorrectly.
    2. If you had defined more than one WP 3.0 Menu, each menu item was getting repeated multiple times in the navigation bar. This has been fixed too.
    3. There was a bug that was preventing the post footer from appearing in the archive view (front page, category, date archive, tag etc). So if you had Tags or “Posted By” at the bottom of a post, that wasn’t being displayed. This now works.
    4. There was a very old bug where the excerpt title in the “Tiles” layout where the header of excerpts wasn’t reading the alignment setting correctly. Instead it was borrowing the alignment of Magazine excerpts.

    One point I would like to highlight – often when you upgrade your theme it apparently breaks your layout, while in truth there is nothing wrong with it. In such cases try out a few very simple things. First and foremost, clean out your browser’s cache and reload your page. Second, if you have a caching plugin make sure that you rebuild its cache, otherwise it will serve content that is not current.

    I also thought I should highlight what some known issues are. There are 2, actually, both of which are JavaScript-related:

    1. At some point in the last 3 releases the Google Translator widget stopped working. I have no idea why, since I haven’t changed anything there. If you were looking for this feature to work I encourage you to look for some free plugin to help you there.
    2. At some point in the last few months the Fade / delay effect on the navigation menu stopped working. Again, I have no idea why. Since this is a very low impact issue I didn’t spend an excruciating amount of time trying to resolve this.

    Another aspect I wanted to highlight was regarding my comment in my previous post, about “Rolled up menus”. A few users had difficulty understanding the concept, so I thought I will explain it here. To create a new dummy node:

    1. Go to Appearance → Menus and open up your menu.
    2. Create a new menu item using a Custom Link.
      1. For the URL specify #. Make sure you delete the “http://” that sits there by default
      2. For the Label put in whatever you want to name your root node.
      3. Add to Menu
    3. Once added, move this item to the top of the list.
    4. Now, indent every other item under this top item. This way each other node is a child of your newly created root. Remember to indent – this is important.
    5. That’s it. Since you have set the URL to be “#” Suffusion knows that it shouldn’t open any page for it. All other items are listed as children of this new node.

    That’s it for this release. I am hoping this will smooth over the rough edges of 3.6.8. I will keep subsequent releases smaller in scope, though, quite frankly I don’t foresee anything being so large in scope.

    Over the next few weeks I will focus on building a proper plugin for Suffusion and BP compatibility, assuming that the support queue for 3.6.9 isn’t huge.

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    After what seems like ages, here is a new version of Suffusion. As already mentioned, this has been a very very code-intensive release because of the nature of the changes.

    These are the main changes in this release:

    1. New Features The following were added in this release:
      1. Fluid Width – By far the biggest change in Suffusion since the inclusion of options in the very second release. This change required me to overhaul the HTML structure of the theme and always put the content before the sidebars, then do massive amounts of testing. While I put in every bit of effort required to get this working as per expectations, if you find something that is not working as you expect, please let me know. I will be very happy to fix it.
      2. Improved Menus – In any other release this would have been the prima donna. But as it stands, this has been relegated to second position. Now you have even better control of your navigation menus, in terms of the number of options you can pick from:
        1. Include all, ignoring next option
        2. Include selections from the next option
        3. Exclude all, ignoring next option (New)
        4. Exclude selections from the next option (New)

        The new options can be better understood in context of some major code reengineering. Earlier I had a very comprehensive menu-building code, that worked very intuitively. This behavior was different from WP’s default behavior. However the old code created an insane number of queries, particularly if your menu was big. In this release I have removed all my self-created code and resorted to using WP’s inbuilt functions – wp_list_pages, wp_list_categories, wp_list_bookmarks and wp_nav_menu. his significantly reduces the number of queries and the load on your server. As a tip, if you want to completely remove pages/categories/links from your menu, use the “Exclude all, ignoring next option” setting instead of “Include selections from the next option”. This is much more optimal in terms of code.

      3. You can now get rid of the HTML title that shows up when you hover over your navigation menu. Visit Blog Features → Main Navigation Bar Setup → “Title” attribute upon hovering over navigation bar.
      4. There was no styling available for the HTML elements legend and fieldset. CSS declarations have been added for them.
    2. Removed Features The following features have been removed:
      1. I have removed the “rolled-up” setting for WP 3.0 menus as it is redundant. If you want to create a rolled-up menu you can automatically create a base node in the menu and add the rest of your menu under it.
      2. I have also removed the option to not use body_class WP function to generate classes for your body. This removal was essential because the body_class function is essential to the style setup for the theme.
    3. Bug Fixes The following bugs were fixed:
      1. A fix has been included for a severe bug that was causing page templates to max out at a width of 600px. The bug was caused by incorrectly applying filters to the sidebars and templates.
      2. The following navigation menu-related bugs have been fixed:
        1. Selected navigation bar items (Pages, Categories and WP 3.0 menus) were not getting highlighted in the Minima skin.
        2. Selected navigation bar items for WP 3.0 menus were not getting highlighted across any skin.
        3. The values set for highlighting in Visual Effects → Theme Skinning were not being accurately reflected.
      3. The following BuddyPress-related bugs have been fixed:
        1. In various BP screens, if something was selected from a drop-down list (like filters, or sort criteria), nothing was happening. The correct AJAX calls for this have been included.
        2. The Create Profile and Edit Profile pages in BP were not rendering properly. This has been fixed.
        3. Messages in the inbox etc. were not being styled properly. This has been addressed.
      4. There was a bug in the List Layout style, which was offsetting the posts by 1 if all posts were not being displayed. In other words, the top post was not being displayed, and if there were  N+1 posts in all and each page was to display N posts, the second page was showing an error. This has been rectified.
      5. Links in featured content were not getting the right color. Again, this has been fixed.
      6. There was an error in the charset syntax in header.php, style.php and rounded-corners.php. This wasn’t impacting anything as such, but it has been rectified nonetheless.
      7. In the options pages if you put in 0 as a value for some dimensions it wasn’t being read correctly. I have changed the code to handle this.
    4. Changes
      1. The comments section has been revamped to look better and to facilitate better styling. There is now a custom callback function invoked from there.
      2. As per the theme review guidelines I had to change the credit link at the bottom. It now just links to the Suffusion home page and not my home page.
      3. Somewhat whimsically I have changed the default font from Arial to Trebuchet. You can however switch back to Trebuchet if you want, from the Visual Effects → Body Font Customization options.
      4. You now will not see any version tag appended to JS files included by the theme.
      5. The Spanish and French translations have been updated. Thanks to David for his modifications of the French translation!

    I will soon update the Suffusion BP Pack so that you can make use of the new changes to the core theme. I will keep you posted.

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    Version 3.6.6 of Suffusion was approved today. Here are the major changes in this version:

    1. New Features
      1. Finally a very frequently demanded feature has made its way into the theme. Visit Visual Effects → Theme Skinning. Guess what? You can now skin the Navigation Bars! The navigation bars are way too complex to handle purely by CSS, hence there is a small chance I might have missed something. If so, please report it on the Support Forum.
      2. A few new filters have been added. See point #3 in the previous post: there are new filters for suffusion_filter_template_prefixes and suffusion_filter_template_sidebars. In addition there is a new filter for suffusion_set_title. This will help you control the title on specific pages of your site. For example look at my personal site. The page title is “Eloi and Morlocks” for most pages, yet the home page says “Sayontan Sinha’s home page”.
      3. There is a new template for building an HTML sitemap of your site. There are a lot of configuration options available, which you can check out from Templates → Sitemap.
      4. You can now change the order of entities on your Magazine template. Take a look at Templates → Magazine to see how. I will introduce an ability to order things within excerpts etc in a later release.
      5. You can also position the footer better now – either inside the wrapper or outside. See Visual Effects → Footer Customization for options.
      6. The “Author Information” section (Blog Features → User Profiles) was either visible for both, pages and posts, or invisible for both. I have added the capability to show it for either pages or for posts.
      7. I have also added extra security checks in the back-end by putting in check_admin_referer and check_ajax_referer calls to validate nonce values on options pages. This doesn’t impact users directly, but it adds an extra security layer.
      8. There is a new translation for Traditional Chinese (zh_TW). Thanks to Sh2153!
    2. Bug Fixes
      1. There was a problem with the auto-generated CSS file not being accessible in Multi-site installations or when zipping was switched off. I have fixed this.
      2. There was a problem with the “transparency” feature in Visual Effects → Theme Skinning. Earlier setting a transparency value would make all the included elements translucent. This was because I was using the CSS opacity attribute. I have switched the code to use RGBA instead of opacity and it at least works as expected for compliant browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari). I did try to fix it for IE using filters, but I couldn’t get it to work. I might introduce a hack for IE later. In any case, the functionality was broken in IE earlier as well, so you are not losing out on anything.
    3. Changes
      1. Users will probably love this. The buttons on the options page are not at the bottom any more! And they are not at the top either! After a good bit of thinking I figured out a really smart way to position the buttons in a place that was always accessible, and didn’t require me to change much code. I present to you the new-look buttons:

        You can drag the button window to any other place on your screen, and it always floats in position. So even if you scroll up or down you will see the buttons. I do plan to shorten the lengthy options pages in a release soon. It has been on my agenda for a while now.

      2. Given the number of widget areas and their customization options, I pulled up the Sidebars and Widget Areas option and the Widget Styles option and created a new main menu option called Sidebars and Widgets.
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      8. There is a new Turkish translation, thanks to Metin Selçuk.
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      3. While working at a furious pace to support some of the review criteria at WP I had broken backwards compatibility for menus. If you were on a WP version older than 2.9 you would have seen a fatal error. I have rectified this. Of all the bugs I have had to fix, I am sorry about this one most, because I am normally very good with backwards compatibility.
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    Great! Thank you! From your example I deleted the background-color and played around with the margin-numbers and this is how I finally changed your mentioned lines:

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    this is caused by the top margin:

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    possible fix:
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    find this:
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    numbers might need adjusting.\n

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    I\'m having the problem that in the left sidebar of my lightword-themed blog above and under headlines there is a lot of space between these lines. My blog is http://schaebses.de. See e.g. the space above and under the headline “Themen” in the first sidebar.

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    I deactivated all installed plugins, but also then I am still having the same problem. Actually, I thought it affects only my installation. I just realised that also on http://www.lightword-design.com/ it looks now the same way. Anyone some ideas where to search/what to do in order to get rid of that space?

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    Is this solution only for lightword or does it work in other themes as well?\n

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    I\'m still on version 2.0.0.6 of the theme and the files selarsen posted above didn\'t do the trick...I\'m guessing a manual update to .7 is necessary?

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    *edit*
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    Thanks!\n

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    the_excerpt?\n

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    is possible show only extract in home page?

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    Sorry my english and thxs for help.\n

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    @brownbair
    \nThanks for you help. I have already created the menu exatctly as you describe. No change...

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    @voyagerfan5761
    \nThanks for replying to this thread!!

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    @ ALL

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    I just downloaded a fix provided by andrei luca on twitter:

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    ***@se1988 please download this fix http://www.box.net/shared/m4c03g2lj3 (overwrite needed)***

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    That did the trick!!
    \nA big thank you to everyone taking their time looking into this:D

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    -Sven Erik
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    @selarsen

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    When you created your menu bar, you gave it a title, correct? You should have done that on the menu page. Well, if you go to the menu page, you\'ll find a box on the left that\'s titled \"Theme Locations\". There\'s a drop-down menu in this box. Click it and select the name of the menu you created. That should solve your problem.

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    Let me know if it doesn\'t and I\'ll see if there\'s anything else I can do. =)

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    Best of luck,

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    @brownbair:

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    If you do figure it out, I\'d love to hear about it. Your fix could make it into a LightWord update. Please do hit me up if you have any information that might be helpful.

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    Thanks!\n

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    @ selarsen

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    I totally had this problem as well, but for the life of me I can\'t think of what I did to fix it. If I have time today, I\'ll go through my files and see if anything sticks out as a possible solution.

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    Sorry I can\'t be of more help at the moment.

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    Best of luck!

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    selarsen, I\'d like to try fixing this issue. If you could please make an export of your database and post it somewhere, then send me a link to that backup file in a message through http://technobabbl.es/contact/, I\'ll get that data into my test site and hack on it when I get some free time.

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    Note that the version of 2.0.0.7 you have isn\'t final, so depending on how you updated LightWord this time you might have to change your method and do this instead. (WP has some good safeguards, but sometimes they just get in the way.)

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    Please do remind me of both issues discussed here (the sidebar and the menu failure), since it might be a few weeks before I get to this project. Also, it couldn\'t hurt to have screenshots of a page that works and a page that\'s broken, for my reference while I\'m trying to fix it.

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    Thanks for your help. I\'m sure this one will be fixed in the end. :)\n

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    Use the help at facebook and you get to the function to generate the code. After that, create a text widget in WP and paste the generated code.\n

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    okay, so i updated to 2.0.0.7 from github https://github.com/andreiluca/LightWord after talking to andrei luca on twitter.

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    i had to add the code from brownbair (see post above) to remove the sidebar in single page template. that did work.

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    the menu buttons are still not working properly, and after the update the \"home\" button does appear and cannot be removed. **this only applies to single page template, pages using default template works as they should**

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    I really need help with this one. I have tried w3-options both on and off, reinstalling both wordpress and lightword, nothing works. am i the only one with this problem?\n

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    any suggestions anyone??\n

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    Hello! I don\'t know how to get things appear on the sidebar?
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    How to get \"Facebook like\" that is on you\'r site on sidebar???: http://itutorialez.com/

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    How to intergrate it?\n

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    @brownbair: thanks for your help, that removed the sidebar as i wanted to! only one issue: the single page template messes up my menu buttons at the top...

    \n

    link:
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    \n

    in my \"tjenester\" page, or any other page where i use normal template with sidebar, the buttons works as supposed. link:
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    this is happening with the new w3-menu option both on and off, it makes no difference for the main page using the single page template...\n

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    @selarsen

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    All I did to fix the problem was paste the following:

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    after this:

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    <?php wp_head(); ?>

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    in the single-page-template.php file. That cleared it all up, I\'m pretty sure. But let me know if you have any more trouble and I\'ll look to see if I did anything else to fix the problem. =)

    \n

    -AB
    \nhttp://brownbair.com\n

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    @Tosyk: and also your \"single-page-template.css\" file?\n

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    @Tosyk: can you please share your \"single-page-template.php\" file with us?\n

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    Still having problems with this - does anyone know any sites using the LightWord theme which has multi tier drop down menus (3 levels or more)?

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    Just wanted to take a look at the source code to see if it will help with this problem.

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    Commercial truck traffic has doubled at southern New Mexico\'s Santa Teresa border crossing over the past five years and has increased significantly at the state\'s Columbus crossing.

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    New Mexico Junior College is raising its tuition starting with the summer semester. The board of the junior college in Hobbs unanimously approved the tuition hike Wednesday.

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    More than 40 percent of the inmates at the Curry County jail in Clovis earlier this year were being held without bond. That\'s according to records from the eastern New Mexico jail as of Jan. 31.

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    More than 40 percent of the inmates at the Curry County jail in Clovis earlier this year were being held without bond. That\'s according to records from the eastern New Mexico jail as of Jan. 31.

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    As conditions ripen for wildfires Curry County commissioners have approved an ordinance giving them the power to ban open burning and to impose fines and jail time on violators.

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    A wildfire estimated at more than 200 acres is burning about 11 miles south of Roswell, and two other fires are burning near Hope and Ramah.

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    A wildfire estimated at more than 200 acres is burning about 11 miles south of Roswell, and two other fires are burning near Hope and Ramah.

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    Funeral services are planned Friday for Charles \"Charlie\" James, a New Mexico National Guardsman captured with the rest of his battalion in the fall of the Philippines in World War II.

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    Census numbers were a disappointing blow to Roswell. The city came up short of the 50-thousand population mark it was hoping for.  That means it will not get money it wanted for major improvements.

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    Census numbers were a disappointing blow to Roswell. The city came up short of the 50-thousand population mark it was hoping for.  That means it will not get money it wanted for major improvements.

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    A 24-year-old man has pleaded no contest to a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of an 11-year-old Hobbs boy.

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    A 24-year-old man has pleaded no contest to a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of an 11-year-old Hobbs boy.

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    There has been little rain in Southeastern New Mexico since September but Carlsbad still has no plans to implement water restrictions.

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    There has been little rain in Southeastern New Mexico since September but Carlsbad still has no plans to implement water restrictions.

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    Roswell police are looking for a bold burglar who stormed the home of a disabled New Mexico veteran in broad daylight.

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    Spaceport America officials say the first phase of construction at the southern New Mexico base is between 70 and 80 percent finished.

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    A Portales fifth grade student proves you are never too young to save a life. Jesus Lavalle, 10, is being honored for saving a classmate who was choking on a corn dog, and his heroic example is inspiring the whole town.

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    Imagine getting a water bill for nearly $8,000, and you weren\'t even home. That\'s what residents and vacation-home owners in Ruidoso are dealing with after last month\'s arctic blast burst water pipes all over town draining 15 million gallons.

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    Someone has been ripping off security cameras left and right around Roswell, and now police have the lead they\'ve been searching for. The thief has been captured on tape by the very camera he was trying to steal.

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    Someone has been ripping off security cameras left and right around Roswell, and now police have the lead they\'ve been searching for. The thief has been captured on tape by the very camera he was trying to steal.

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    RSS feeds are rarely thought of when optimizing a website for speed but consider this, for every time a visitor comes to your website, their RSS reader may check your site often. My personal experience is that I receive 100 RSS reader update requests for every 1 visit. That means that feed URL is serving content far more than my blog! Host your RSS feed externally with Feedburner to cut down on your server load.

    2. Eliminate your plugins

    Once of the best features of WordPress is the ability to use plugins but it\'s also the curse of WordPress. Plugins are written by developers with varying levels of skills and they\'re each going to consume resources on your website. Run only the plugins you need and only when you need them.

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    Images on blogs can take a huge amount of resources to serve, the Smush.it service from Yahoo will minimize the size of your images and strip excess information from your images making them both smaller and faster. WP Smush.it will automate the process for you in your WordPress blog.

    4. Strip Excess HTML

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    5. Use the right host for WordPress

    Some hosts are great at hosting WordPress, others are horrible. Get to know which your host is by calling and speaking to your tech support team directly about your WordPress issues. I\'ve used Bluehost for over 5 years and grown to not only love them but recommend them to anybody who will listen. If you\'re hosting 50,000 page views a month or less it\'s a great host.

    6. Cache your pages

    There are a number of caching plugins available for WordPress, right now I\'m trying the W3 caching plugin with moderate success. Regardless of which plugins you use, you need to use one. The process is simple, without a plugin your website is constantly querying the database but with a plugin, your website is requesting that same data only once per cache. It\'s like going to the bank every time somebody needs a dollar or getting the money all at once and putting it in your wallet.

    7. Optimize  your database

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    8. JavaScript is often your enemy

    JavaScript is used throughout websites for increased functionality but do you really need it? By default, every WordPress website on the planet loads the prototype.js script for every page on your site. What\'s it do? According to it\'s website it \"provides class-style Object Oriented and AJAX\". According to me, it wastes 124kb (1/10th of a meg) every time your page is loaded. Just get rid of it. Getting rid of it saved me 75 GB\'s a year of bandwidth.

    9. Optimize your CSS

    Cascading Style Sheets are often ignored when optimizing a website but simple things can cut down the size of your CSS files dramatically. Spending an hour optimizing my CSS files dropped it from 16kb to just 5kb. Considering the file is loaded every time a page on my site is loaded, that\'ll save me 6,550 MB (that\'s over 6 GB\'s!) a year in downloads.

    10. Remove WordPress from your website altogether

    This may seem like a radical step but ask yourself what the purpose of WordPress on your website is. If it\'s to help you add content quickly, do you really need WordPress on the website at all or can you accomplish the same goal another way?

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    I\'m wiring this in response to an article over in the Globe & Mail called Why Canada is late to the tech party. I suppose I could have left the comment there but you know what, I prefer to blog about it.

    I\'ve spent the past year looking for IT work in Canada and I would blame our tartiness to the party as being very simple, we\'re Canadian.

    For the past 10 years I\'ve worked with US companies, they don\'t care where I went to school (or if I even did) and they don\'t care where I live or how I get them from where they are to where they want to be. They only care that my work is good and that I can turn their investment into a revenue stream. They\'re cowboys and risk takers.

    -40 keeps the riff-raff out. It\'s what makes us great. It\'s what makes our banking system stable and it\'s what makes our economic prospects so rosy, we\'re all so worried about storing food for the upcoming winter that in Canada, we\'re conservative in our approach to everything.

    When I apply for work in Canada, companies want to know where I went to school and they want to perform an effective due diligence before proceeding into a relationship. When I freelance, companies want to see references and seek multiple quotes, with multiple meetings. In Canada, I believe we want to know we\'re going to succeed before we consider funding a risk but in the US, they fund risks based on a doodle on a napkin and a chance meeting in a New Orleans bar.

    There\'s a difference between Canadians and Americas and part of that difference is that our approach is wrong for and an industry with a blisteringly high failure rate. Canadian banks don\'t fund high risk ventures. It\'s what makes us both wonderfully stable and just a little dull.

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    Are you looking for the secret to getting rich quickly? I can give it to you, although I\'m not sure about the quick part.

    1. Own slaves

    Ok, technically it\'s illegal to own slaves in most of the civilized world but it\'s  not illegal to work people like slaves for your own gain. There is a theory that I like which says that the easiest way to get rich is to take wealth from other people. The idea is simple, if you imagine labour has a value then you can get rich simply by taking a small portion of that labour from enough people. As an employee in a company, that could be simply taking credit for other peoples work and getting rid of those who challenge your authority.

    How do you do it? Work with women instead of men. According to the University of Virginia, women work harder than men and they do it for less credit. So the first way to get rich is to step on people, specifically women to get ahead in the world. By the way, if you\'re OK with this then there is something seriously wrong with you, so let\'s move on.

    2. Run your own business

    Let\'s take the first idea to an extreme. Instead of getting ahead in a company, get ahead on your own. Running a business is no different than working for a company except you own it. Everyday you get up and go to work and everyday somebody takes your labour, pays you what you\'re willing to work for and then keeps the rest of the value of your labour for themselves.

    Running your own business is about finding the balance between what your employees are willing to work for and what your customers are willing to pay. The difference is your profit.

    3. Don\'t go to school

    I\'ve made the argument before that going to school is for fools but if you want to get rich, it\'s even worse. Let\'s assume for a minute that the $300,000 school will cost you isn\'t enough incentive for you to avoid school and instead ask the simple question. What will school teach you? I agree that if you\'re going to be a doctor or a lawyer, you need to go to school but if you want to run a business? I\'ll tell you what, buy the books second hand off of CraigsList or Kijiji and save yourself the time.

    What to do instead of going to school? Get rich. All you need to do is:

    1. have an idea;
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    4. profit

    If you can work out what step three is, please tell me.

    4. Move somewhere else

    Money is subjective and based on geography. Housing in Vancouver is expensive while housing in Fredericton is not. For the price of a house in Vancouver, you can own a house in Fredericton and a house in most Caribbean countries along with a boat and a still afford to fly between the two homes twice a year.

    A good friend and fellow programmer lives in Phuket Thailand these days, he\'s amazing. I wish I had half the courage he did to leave the comfort of my surroundings and adventure on the other side of the planet, especially when you consider people here in the developed, Western world are happy to pay the same rate for a developer in Phuket as they are for a programmer in Toronto, New York or LA.

    5. Redefine what it means to be rich

    Here\'s my biggest advice, simply redefine what it means to be rich. Stop worrying about money and stop being concerned over your car, just enjoy the things that life gives you and work hard to make sure you have what you want in life.

    I lost my job last week but you know what? I don\'t really mind. My house is too small, my taxes too high, my car isn\'t great and sometimes I wonder how I\'m going to afford to retire. On the other hand, I have friends that I don\'t need to count on Facebook, I have a beautiful life with a beautiful wife, children that make me smile and a dog that is pretty dim.

    I\'ll let you in on a secret, I know a lot of people who earn more money than I\'ll ever earn and they\'re still worried about their kids, still nervous when they go to the doctor and secretly when their wife isn\'t looking, they still eat at McDonald\'s.

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    I worked for one of the most successful high tech startups in California up until two days ago. My work was mentioned in Fast Company as one of the most Innovating Financial Companies on the Planet, pretty cool eh? It came to a crashing halt on Tuesday morning and by Wednesday, I was sitting in a cafe, jobless again.

    \"FastI should feel bad, but I don\'t. I had a great experience working with the team and got to contribute to some amazing projects with a strong chance of success. So why don\'t I feel bad? Primarily because I understand what a job is and since I understand that relationship it\'s really hard to be upset when it comes to an end.

    Never feel bad when you lose a job.

    When I worked for a printing company in Waterloo during college, I lost my job and felt horrible about it. It was like being dumped at a high school dance but I soon realized that they didn\'t fire me because I was useless, they fired me because I didn\'t fit in.

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    The Hornets

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    Japan & Libya

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    Charlie Sheen

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    Chrysler said Fuck

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    \n[199.27.158.62][03-05-11(19:02:41)] Form 1 : do spam-check
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    \n[199.27.158.62][03-05-11(19:03:05)] Form 1 : do spam-check
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    \n[199.27.158.62][03-05-11(19:06:15)] Form 1 : do spam-check
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    Following on from my previous post (“for fun or for success”), I keep thinking about a blog post I read from Jeff Vogel called The Bottom Feeder: Three Reasons Creators Should Never Read Their Forums.

    \n

    If I have learned anything from writing Indie games for a living for fifteen years and there are plenty who would say that I haven’t, it is that it is usually a bad idea for creators to visit online forums discussing them and their work. It doesn’t lead to happy ends.

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    He offers three salient points:

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    2. It’s Not Going To Be Helpful
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    3. You Might Get Suckered Into Getting Angry
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    I think there is certainly some truth in what he says. I’m only thinking of TDO-Mini-Forms, a project that was done for fun but became something else.

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    When I started it, I had a small group of users from the WordPress forums, I listened to them, made releases to address there issues and enjoyed the feedback. I setup this forum (I thought I was being clever using TDO-Mini-Forms to power a WordPress blog as a forum!) as a place to informally handle discussion, feedback, feature suggestions, bugs, etc. It was very open creative time and it was with pride that I saw people creating interesting sites using my plugin. This one-on-one feeling with users is great. It really motivates you to help them. Some bought me books or gave me donations as thanks.

    \n

    For the profit-oriented readers, working with users directly like this, I got bigger and more donations than any other method. It seems people are quite happy to use your plugin for free but if they spend end up interacting with the author in a positive (not necessarily successful) way, they often give something back where they might not have done so before.

    \n

    But user numbers grew and grew. And it hit a certain critical mass of users where I wasn’t meaningfully engaging with any of them. I think I hit what Jeff Vogel is talking about, though I didn’t have fans, I had users.

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    Every new feature or change I made would both be liked or derided by users including those same features previously demanded. Coupled with WordPress upgrades/changes that occasionally broke TDOMF outright, introduced new subtle bugs, or highlighted ones that no-one noticed before, users demanded fixes and patches. The stuff I wanted to do, I couldn’t.

    \n

    Forums contain a cacophony of people telling you to do diametrically opposite things, very loudly, often for bad reasons. There will be plenty of good ideas, but picking them out from the bad ones is unreliable and a lot of work. If you try to make too many people happy at once, you will drive yourself mad. You have to be very, very careful who you let into your head.

    \n

    I fell into this trap big time. My reaction? Dragging my heels until I stopped working on TDO-Mini-Forms completely. It was a slow long process, though. I still tried for a long time, replying to emails, offering advice over twitter, trying desperately to keep up with the forums, etc. But it poisoned my enjoyment.

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    I was creating/maintaining TDO-Mini-Forms for fun, a pet project. I was learning PHP, WordPress, web programming, DB management, etc. as I went a long. Many of my early mistakes are buried in TDO-Mini-Forms (and occasionally loud users remind me of these failures). I felt I couldn’t evolve or play with TDO-Mini-Forms, in case I broke people’s existing set-ups, so it became stale. Work on it was maintenance, backwards compatibility testing, etc. and I wasn’t getting much out of it. Even the few donations I got, which I heartily appreciated, were not enough incentive. I was trying to please everyone and ended up not just frustrating people, but frustrating myself.

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    If I were to do things different, I’d treat TDO-Mini-Forms more as a product (as I suggested in my previous post). Create a layer between myself and the users and even try to make some money off it (in fact many users have suggested I do this). Of course hindsight is great and by now there are a few alternatives out there, and where do I find the time?

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    I still get the occasionally email about TDO-Mini-Forms, sometimes I reply, sometimes I just leave there unread, which is unfair to the sender and myself. I see the occasionally tweet or blog entry, sometimes positive, sometimes negative (those make me sad). But I rarely respond. I’ve so far managed to avoid, number 3: You Might Get Suckered Into Getting Angry.

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    I never read the forums that I setup and I think I may end up deleting it outright. I no longer link to them directly from my home page. I’m not sure about the best approach to this as there are new posts every day on it but WordPress.org has it’s own forums for TDO-Mini-Forms (like it does for every plugin). I may just redirect there one day and leave it at that. I’d be inclined to keep the forums if they readership spilled out into other topics that I do have an interest in, like roleplaying or writing, but that’s not going to happen. I barely blog about WordPress as it is. There isn’t much overlap. Even when TDO-Mini-Form users comment on my blog, they are looking for advice or help.

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    I often evaluate WordPress plugins that I use for my own blog(s) through the lens of my experience of TDO-Mini-Forms. If it’s a simple, one-job, type of plugin then that’s normally okay, if it works. If it’s a big popular plugin and the author seems to be serious about making something off it (such as they work with WordPress professionally, or they have big donate panels on the plugin), that’s a good thing. Means they are going to support it across versions of WordPress etc. (I wish I had done this with TDO-Mini-Forms).

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    Also, if they themselves are using the plugin on their own blog, that’s a very hot indicator. It’s core functionality will be maintained across WordPress upgrades. (I no longer use TDO-Mini-Forms actively anywhere).

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    \n

    If I have learned anything from writing Indie games for a living for fifteen years and there are plenty who would say that I haven’t, it is that it is usually a bad idea for creators to visit online forums discussing them and their work. It doesn’t lead to happy ends.

    \n

    He offers three salient points:

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      2. \n
    2. It’s Not Going To Be Helpful
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    I think there is certainly some truth in what he says. I’m only thinking of TDO-Mini-Forms, a project that was done for fun but became something else.

    \n

    When I started it, I had a small group of users from the WordPress forums, I listened to them, made releases to address there issues and enjoyed the feedback. I setup this forum (I thought I was being clever using TDO-Mini-Forms to power a WordPress blog as a forum!) as a place to informally handle discussion, feedback, feature suggestions, bugs, etc. It was very open creative time and it was with pride that I saw people creating interesting sites using my plugin. This one-on-one feeling with users is great. It really motivates you to help them. Some bought me books or gave me donations as thanks.

    \n

    For the profit-oriented readers, working with users directly like this, I got bigger and more donations than any other method. It seems people are quite happy to use your plugin for free but if they spend end up interacting with the author in a positive (not necessarily successful) way, they often give something back where they might not have done so before.

    \n

    But user numbers grew and grew. And it hit a certain critical mass of users where I wasn’t meaningfully engaging with any of them. I think I hit what Jeff Vogel is talking about, though I didn’t have fans, I had users.

    \n

    Every new feature or change I made would both be liked or derided by users including those same features previously demanded. Coupled with WordPress upgrades/changes that occasionally broke TDOMF outright, introduced new subtle bugs, or highlighted ones that no-one noticed before, users demanded fixes and patches. The stuff I wanted to do, I couldn’t.

    \n

    Forums contain a cacophony of people telling you to do diametrically opposite things, very loudly, often for bad reasons. There will be plenty of good ideas, but picking them out from the bad ones is unreliable and a lot of work. If you try to make too many people happy at once, you will drive yourself mad. You have to be very, very careful who you let into your head.

    \n

    I fell into this trap big time. My reaction? Dragging my heels until I stopped working on TDO-Mini-Forms completely. It was a slow long process, though. I still tried for a long time, replying to emails, offering advice over twitter, trying desperately to keep up with the forums, etc. But it poisoned my enjoyment.

    \n

    I was creating/maintaining TDO-Mini-Forms for fun, a pet project. I was learning PHP, WordPress, web programming, DB management, etc. as I went a long. Many of my early mistakes are buried in TDO-Mini-Forms (and occasionally loud users remind me of these failures). I felt I couldn’t evolve or play with TDO-Mini-Forms, in case I broke people’s existing set-ups, so it became stale. Work on it was maintenance, backwards compatibility testing, etc. and I wasn’t getting much out of it. Even the few donations I got, which I heartily appreciated, were not enough incentive. I was trying to please everyone and ended up not just frustrating people, but frustrating myself.

    \n

    If I were to do things different, I’d treat TDO-Mini-Forms more as a product (as I suggested in my previous post). Create a layer between myself and the users and even try to make some money off it (in fact many users have suggested I do this). Of course hindsight is great and by now there are a few alternatives out there, and where do I find the time?

    \n

    I still get the occasionally email about TDO-Mini-Forms, sometimes I reply, sometimes I just leave there unread, which is unfair to the sender and myself. I see the occasionally tweet or blog entry, sometimes positive, sometimes negative (those make me sad). But I rarely respond. I’ve so far managed to avoid, number 3: You Might Get Suckered Into Getting Angry.

    \n

    I never read the forums that I setup and I think I may end up deleting it outright. I no longer link to them directly from my home page. I’m not sure about the best approach to this as there are new posts every day on it but WordPress.org has it’s own forums for TDO-Mini-Forms (like it does for every plugin). I may just redirect there one day and leave it at that. I’d be inclined to keep the forums if they readership spilled out into other topics that I do have an interest in, like roleplaying or writing, but that’s not going to happen. I barely blog about WordPress as it is. There isn’t much overlap. Even when TDO-Mini-Form users comment on my blog, they are looking for advice or help.

    \n

    I often evaluate WordPress plugins that I use for my own blog(s) through the lens of my experience of TDO-Mini-Forms. If it’s a simple, one-job, type of plugin then that’s normally okay, if it works. If it’s a big popular plugin and the author seems to be serious about making something off it (such as they work with WordPress professionally, or they have big donate panels on the plugin), that’s a good thing. Means they are going to support it across versions of WordPress etc. (I wish I had done this with TDO-Mini-Forms).

    \n

    Also, if they themselves are using the plugin on their own blog, that’s a very hot indicator. It’s core functionality will be maintained across WordPress upgrades. (I no longer use TDO-Mini-Forms actively anywhere).

    \n

    Anything in-between, I get a little suspicious, fearful it won’t get updated with the next major WordPress overhaul or that minor bugs will never get fixed. I wouldn’t depend on such plugins. (That’s where TDO-Mini-Forms now lies, big plugin but not actively in use by author and not “productized” in any way).

    \n

    Now hopefully I’ve gotten all that TDO-Mini-Forms angst out of me! Next rules for Lost Heroes RPG and a blog post about dream worlds in roleplaying settings.
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    I’ve been thinking about this in the back of mind for a few days, but I find myself looking at my projects in two ways. Pet Projects or Products.

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    I hear a lot about how to make creative works successful, you know mantras like “fail early, fail often”, etc. On one hand I have a ton of unfinished short stories, ideas and notes filling up my notebook and unfinished scraps of software on my laptop’s harddisk. Yet I still preserve with my Lost Heroes RPG, a project perhaps I should have quit on an age ago when it has become apparent it’s not going to be some sort of whirlwind success or if a minor success (for the record, I’m not going to quit on it and I’m currently working on a rules system for it).

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    Makes me think, there are two types of projects, defined more by your attitude towards them than anything else. A product is something you’re trying to “sell” (in some abstract sense) and if it doesn’t sell or find an audience, it’s a failure. But a pet project is something you do because you want to do it. It’d be great if you find an audience, but if you don’t, so what?

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    For me products are the stuff I do in work. I get paid to do them and they are done at a professional level. You have to be ruthless about it, avoid adding new features, doing everything as right as you can straight up.

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    Pet projects are stuff I do for fun, in my spare time. I make mistakes, I learn. I explore options and tangents and cut away stuff at my own impulse. Lost Heroes RPG is my on-going pet project. I’ve learned about writing, mythology, game design, etc. and it’s brought me in contact with other gamers and writers. Even if, no-one else reads it, I’m still enjoying working on it.

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    It’s a little bit about sanity too, if I’m working on something because I’m enjoying the work, then “failure” is only what I chose it to be. If it’s a product, I can prepare myself for failure by simply distancing myself. I’m not talking about what failure is, only how I treat and react to my spare time projects.

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    TDO-Mini-Forms was also a pet project, one that perhaps should have been a product in hindsight. I was working on it because I was enjoying it. I was learning about PHP, coding for the web, working with WordPress and so on. But people were and are using it, expecting a supported product. That’s a bit of a disconnect, working on something as a pet project but random people consuming it as a product. I would have been happy with a small number of users and supporting them, while extending it and learning how to do things right.

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    But the number of users is quite high. Still not getting used to google occasionally telling me about some random dude on Twitter who stating that it’s utter crap because of X, Y or Z. It stomps all over why I was enjoying working on it. Turning a pet project, not into a product, but into a chore was/is a death knell working for the appreciation of faceless strangers. Will I start up work on TDO Mini Forms? Maybe, but I’ll need an attitude adjustment towards it first. I’d be tempted to start over, doing something from scratch, taking what I learned from TDO-Mini-Forms. I’d also need a machine that gives me reams of extra spare time to work on it as well.

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    I hear a lot about how to make creative works successful, you know mantras like “fail early, fail often”, etc. On one hand I have a ton of unfinished short stories, ideas and notes filling up my notebook and unfinished scraps of software on my laptop’s harddisk. Yet I still preserve with my Lost Heroes RPG, a project perhaps I should have quit on an age ago when it has become apparent it’s not going to be some sort of whirlwind success or if a minor success (for the record, I’m not going to quit on it and I’m currently working on a rules system for it).

    \n

    Makes me think, there are two types of projects, defined more by your attitude towards them than anything else. A product is something you’re trying to “sell” (in some abstract sense) and if it doesn’t sell or find an audience, it’s a failure. But a pet project is something you do because you want to do it. It’d be great if you find an audience, but if you don’t, so what?

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    For me products are the stuff I do in work. I get paid to do them and they are done at a professional level. You have to be ruthless about it, avoid adding new features, doing everything as right as you can straight up.

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    Pet projects are stuff I do for fun, in my spare time. I make mistakes, I learn. I explore options and tangents and cut away stuff at my own impulse. Lost Heroes RPG is my on-going pet project. I’ve learned about writing, mythology, game design, etc. and it’s brought me in contact with other gamers and writers. Even if, no-one else reads it, I’m still enjoying working on it.

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    It’s a little bit about sanity too, if I’m working on something because I’m enjoying the work, then “failure” is only what I chose it to be. If it’s a product, I can prepare myself for failure by simply distancing myself. I’m not talking about what failure is, only how I treat and react to my spare time projects.

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    TDO-Mini-Forms was also a pet project, one that perhaps should have been a product in hindsight. I was working on it because I was enjoying it. I was learning about PHP, coding for the web, working with WordPress and so on. But people were and are using it, expecting a supported product. That’s a bit of a disconnect, working on something as a pet project but random people consuming it as a product. I would have been happy with a small number of users and supporting them, while extending it and learning how to do things right.

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    But the number of users is quite high. Still not getting used to google occasionally telling me about some random dude on Twitter who stating that it’s utter crap because of X, Y or Z. It stomps all over why I was enjoying working on it. Turning a pet project, not into a product, but into a chore was/is a death knell working for the appreciation of faceless strangers. Will I start up work on TDO Mini Forms? Maybe, but I’ll need an attitude adjustment towards it first. I’d be tempted to start over, doing something from scratch, taking what I learned from TDO-Mini-Forms. I’d also need a machine that gives me reams of extra spare time to work on it as well.

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    I think if I were to start trying to write a novel (I have a few ideas) for example, I would be treating it as a Product, taking on board everything I’ve learned from writing Lost Heroes RPG and the various little flash fictions or short stories I’ve hacked together and being a bit more ruthless about it. The same would go for any software project I might start that’s bigger than a very simple tool.
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    But now I have to implement all the logic underneath, mix together both tag behaviour and category behaviour, build a way to hack it in the form hacker and then test it as much as possible.

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    That while not having a decent development environment at home and limited bandwidth to work on it during lunchtime at work (if at all). But I’ll post on twitter when I make progress. Don’t ask when it’ll be done, it’ll be done when it’ll be done.

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    \"tdomf-taxonomy-widget-screenshot1\"

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    But now I have to implement all the logic underneath, mix together both tag behaviour and category behaviour, build a way to hack it in the form hacker and then test it as much as possible.

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    That while not having a decent development environment at home and limited bandwidth to work on it during lunchtime at work (if at all). But I’ll post on twitter when I make progress. Don’t ask when it’ll be done, it’ll be done when it’ll be done.

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    For additional information on Lincoln National Forest restrictions, please contact the Smokey Bear Ranger District Office at (575) 257-4095; the Sacramento Ranger District Office at (575) 682-2551, and the Guadalupe Ranger District Office at (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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    15 Coconino Drive  [DIRECTIONS]

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    This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.

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    88 Chresta Loma   [DIRECTIONS]

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    Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.

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    114 Oakmont  [DIRECTIONS]

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    This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.

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    172 Bronco  [DIRECTIONS]

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    10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]  [DIRECTIONS]

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    1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.

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    10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]  [DIRECTIONS]

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    1 BR/1 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, dressing room, wood stove, telephone, small charcoal grill, and television with satellite & VCR. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.

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    We are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201

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    Reservations HIGHLY recommended...

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    10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]  [DIRECTIONS]

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    1 BR/2 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, telephone, air conditioning, and television with satellite. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.

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    We are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201

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    Reservations HIGHLY recommended...

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    10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]  [DIRECTIONS]

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    2 BR/1 Bath includes 2 twin beds, 1 queen bed, and 1 queen hide-a-bed, full kitchen, wood stove, washer/ dryer, telephone, air conditioning, charcoal grill, and television with satellite programming and a VCR. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.

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    We are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201

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    The Restrictive Covenants were set in the beginning of the Timberon development and \"go with the land\". Even though there is presently no group that enforces them, they definitely remain in force. It doesn\'t matter if you were never given a copy, don\'t agree with them, etc... You are taking a chance if you violate them. If you find yourself in the position of having to do something at odds with the restrictive covenants in you area, try to get them changed first.

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    PDF Files from Pioneer Abstract and Title and Roberts Realty [Last Updated Dec 31, 2004]

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    Timberon Airfield 1... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat A]

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    Timberon Commercial 1... [Original Plat]   [Area 1 Re-Plat A Block 2]   [Re-Plat A Block 2 Lot 10A]   [Re-Plat S Block 2]   [Area 1 Block A Re-Plat V]   [Re-Plat B Block 2]   [Easement Area 1 Block 2]

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    Sacramento River Estates... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 1]   [Block 1 Re-Plat B]

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    Sacramento Mountain Ranch 1... [Original Plat]   [Block 5 Re-Plat A Lot 1]   [Re-Plat Lot 5 Block 5]   [Re-Plat A Block 5 Lot 4]   [Re-Plat B Block 5 Lot 5]

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    Sacramento Mountain Ranch 2... [Original Plat]   [Block 7 Re-Plat A]

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    Sacramento Mountain Ranch 3... [Original Plat]   [Block 13 Re-Plat M]   [Re-Plat Lots 4-5 Block 13]   [Re-Plat Lots 20-21 Block 13]

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    Sacramento Mountain Ranch 4... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat Block 23]

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    Timberon Golf Course 1... [Original Plat]   [Block 3 Re-Plat A]

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    Timberon Golf Course 2... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 8]

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    Timberon Golf Course 3... [Original Plat]

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    Timberon Golf Course 4... [Original Plat]

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    Timberon Golf Course 5... [Original Plat]

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    Timberon Golf Course 6... [Original Plat]   [Block 16 Re-Plat A]

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    Timberon Golf Course 7... [Original Plat]   [Block 6 Amend Re-Plat A]   [Block 6 Re-Plat A]   [Re-Plat A Block 19]   [Re-Plat A Block 20]

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    Timberon Golf Course 8... [Original Plat]

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    Timberon Unit 1... [Original Plat]

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    Timberon Unit 2... [Original Plat]   [Block 47 Re-Plat M]

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    Timberon Unit 3... [Original Plat]   [Block 58 Re-Plat A]   [Block 59 Re-Plat A]   [Block 59 Re-Plat B]   [Re-Plat 10A Block 61]   [Re-Plat A Block 50]   [Re-Plat A Block 53]   [Re-Plat A Block 56]   [Re-Plat A Block 61]   [Re-Plat D Block 57]

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    Timberon Unit 4... [Original Plat]   [Block 25 Re-Plat A]

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    Timberon Unit 5... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 69]

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    Timberon Unit 6... [Original Plat]   [T6 Re-Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 99]   [Re-Plat A Block 100]

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    Timberon Unit 7... [Original Plat]   [Block 81 Re-Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 78]   [Re-Plat A Block 80]

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    Timberon Unit 8... [Original Plat]   [Block 85 Re-Plat Lots 11-12]   [Block 92 Re-Plat]   [Block 86 Re-Plat A]   [Re-Plat 1A Block 85]   [Re-Plat A Block 82]   [Re-Plat A Block 90]   [Re-Plat A Block 98]   [Re-Plat B Block 85]   [Re-Plat B Block 91]   [Re-Plat B Block 93]   [Re-Plat C Block 84]   [Re-Plat C Block 85]   [Re-Plat M Block 82]

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    Timberon Unit 9... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat Block 159]

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    Timberon Unit 10... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat 1A Block 111]   [Re-Plat A Block 106]   [Re-Plat A Block 111]   [Re-Plat A Block 112]   [Re-Plat B Block 111]   [Re-Plat D Block 112]

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    Timberon Unit 12... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 102]   [Re-Plat B Block 103]   [Re-Plat C Block 103]   [Re-Plat C Block 118]   [T12 Re-Plat]

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    Timberon Unit 13... [Original Plat]   [T13 Amended]

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    Timberon Unit 14... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat 54A Block 126]   [Re-Plat 83A Block 126]   [Re-Plat A Block 100]   [Re-Plat A Block 131]

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    Timberon Unit 14A... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat F Block 129]   [Re-Plat A Block 129]  

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    Timberon Unit 15... [Original Plat]   [Block 165 Re-Plat A]   [Block 165 Re-Plat B]   [Block 168 Re-Plat A]   [Block 163 Re-Plat A]   [Block 172 Re-Plat A]

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    Timberon Unit 17... [Original Plat]   [Re-Plat A Block 185]   [Re-Plat A]

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    To add a Wordpress menu to our page we then just use the wp_nav_menu() function as we would do in our Wordpress theme files. The function accepts all of the same parameters, which allows you to customise various aspects.

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    For our tutorial demo we are going to add the mega menu, which is set up for the Wordpress mega menu plugin demo page. To identify the menu we use the “menu” parameter in the wp_nav_menu function, which accepts the menu slug name – based on the name you gave your menu in the Wordpress admin system – in our case it is “mega-menu”

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    Slick Contact Forms is our latest Wordpress plugin using jQuery. The plugin allows you to quickly and easily add contact forms to any post or page in Wordpress using widget areas.

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    The plugin allows multiple forms per page, option to either use jquery sticky tabs or jquery floating tabs for the contact form and configure the form settings, animation and the email address of where the form details should be sent.

    \n

    Wordpress slick contact forms plugin page.

    \n

    Each contact form also includes the option to add up to 3 input text fields and one text area. Input labels can be set via the contact form control panel as well as the type of jQuery validation used – select either “no validation”, “required” or “email” for checking that entered text matches the correct email format.

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    This Wordpress plugin can handle multiple floating menus on each page and has many options to customise position and features, which are easily set via the widget control panel.

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    Download Floating Menu 1.1 (1,511)

    \n

    \n

    View Floating Menu Demo

    \n

    Installation

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    Useage

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    In order to use the floating menu plugin you will need the following:

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    \n

    Either use an existing menu or set one up via the menu option in Wordpress admin.

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    Widget area

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    Location of the actual widget is not important since the plugin automatically sets the position based on the control panel settings. You can therefore add the floating menu to an existing widget area in your Wordpress theme or create a new widget area.

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    To create your floating menu go to the widget admin page and drag the “Floating Menu” widget to the desired widget area. Select your custom menu from the drop down list in the widget control panel.

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    Click “save” to activate the widget.

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    The floating menu can easily be customised using the options available in the widget control panel:

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    Event:

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    Open/Close the menu using either ‘hover’ or ‘click’.

    \n

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    \n

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    Width:

    \n

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    Many issues that can crop up with installing and using the plugin with different themes have been covered in our comments section. Please check previous comments for further information/tips.

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    Demo jQuery Floating Menu

    \n

    http://designchemical.com/lab/demo-wordpress-jquery-floating-menu-plugin/

    \n

    Download The Plugin

    \n

    Download Floating Menu 1.1 (1,511)

    \n

    \n

    If you find this plugin useful please rate it at wordpress.org.

    \n

    If you liked the floating menu plugin you may also like the Slick Menu Plugin.

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    If you have any problems, suggestions on how we can make the plugin better or would like help creating a new skin for your Floating Menu let us know via comments, email or our online contact form.

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    All of our Wordpress and Jquery plugins are created and supported for free. However … we are always happy to receive any donations if you do find the plugins useful!

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    \n

    Widget area

    \n

    Location of the actual widget is not important since the plugin automatically sets the position based on the control panel settings. You can therefore add the floating menu to an existing widget area in your Wordpress theme or create a new widget area.

    \n

    To learn more about adding widget areas to Wordpress see our Wordpress tutorial – “Adding A Widget Area To Your Theme Files”.

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    To create your floating menu go to the widget admin page and drag the “Floating Menu” widget to the desired widget area. Select your custom menu from the drop down list in the widget control panel.

    \n

    Click “save” to activate the widget.

    \n

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    \n

    The floating menu can easily be customised using the options available in the widget control panel:

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    Event:

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    Open/Close the menu using either ‘hover’ or ‘click’.

    \n

    Tab Text:

    \n

    Enter the text that you would like to use for the menu tab.

    \n

    Width:

    \n

    Set the width of the menu in pixels

    \n

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    \n

    The position of the menu in the browser window is determined using its location (either Top or Bottom) and aligment (left or right). The location also changes how the menu slides out:

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    \n

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    \n

    The menu appears on the page but does not work. Why?

    \n

    One main reason for this is that the plugin adds the required jQuery code to your template footer. Make sure that your template files contain the wp_footer() function.

    \n

    Another likely cause is due to other non-functioning plugins, which may have errors and cause the plugin javascript to not load. Remove any unwanted plugins and try again. Checking with Firebug will show where these error are occuring.

    \n
    \n
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    Many issues that can crop up with installing and using the plugin with different themes have been covered in our comments section. Please check previous comments for further information/tips.

    \n
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    \n

    Demo jQuery Floating Menu

    \n

    http://designchemical.com/lab/demo-wordpress-jquery-floating-menu-plugin/

    \n

    Download The Plugin

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    Download Floating Menu 1.1 (1,511)

    \n

    \n

    If you find this plugin useful please rate it at wordpress.org.

    \n

    If you liked the floating menu plugin you may also like the Slick Menu Plugin.

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    If you have any problems, suggestions on how we can make the plugin better or would like help creating a new skin for your Floating Menu let us know via comments, email or our online contact form.

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    All of our Wordpress and Jquery plugins are created and supported for free. However … we are always happy to receive any donations if you do find the plugins useful!

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    Checkout the jQuery Floater plugin project page for more information.

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    In today’s tutorial we are going to use jQuery animation to create more interesting and engaging form validation errors for a user registration form.

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    Our jQuery form submit and validation code is based on the same one we created in our “Create Your Own jQuery AJAX Form Submit With Validation” tutorial in February. The additional items that we are going to add are:

    \n
    \n
      \n
    • An additional code snippet to check that the user’s password re-entry matches
      • \n
    • jQuery code that will create & dynamically position our various validation error messages
      • \n
    • jQuery animation code that will show the relevant error
      • \n
    • An additional step that will fade out the error message when the input element gains focus
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    \n

    View DemoDownload Source Files

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    The Form HTML

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    A standard form with the same format that we used in the earlier tutorial:

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    The key items here are the classes we have assigned to the text elements, which will be used by our jQuery code to identify what validation rules and error messages should apply. We have 3 different types:

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    • Name – has class “required”, which checks that the input is not empty and is used as the basis for all of our form elements
      • \n
    • Email – has class “email”, which checks the input against a regular expression for matching standard email formats
      • \n
    • Password/Re-enter Password – has class “password”, which will check the 2 entries against each other to make sure they match
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    Our Form CSS

    \n

    There are a couple of CSS rules, which are required in order for our error animation to work – these are highlighted in the code below with appropriate comments:

    \n
    \n/*Form styles*/\n.styled {\nfont: 15px Arial, sans-serif;\nwidth: 422px;\nmargin: 20px auto;\nbackground: url(images/bg_form.png) no-repeat 0 0;\npadding-top: 20px;\n}\n.styled fieldset {\nbackground: url(images/bg_form.png) no-repeat 0 100%;\npadding: 0 25px 20px 25px;\nposition: relative;\n}\n\n/* Form rows */\n.styled fieldset li.form-row {\nmargin-bottom: 5px;\npadding: 3px 0;\nclear: both;\nposition: relative; /* Required as error messages will be absolutely positioned */\n}\n.styled label {\ndisplay: block;\nfont-weight: bold;\nfloat: left;\nwidth: 100px;\nline-height: 24px;\npadding-top: 4px;\ncolor: #555;\n}\n.styled fieldset li.button-row {\nmargin-bottom: 0;\npadding: 5px 0 0;\ntext-align: right;\n}\n\n/* Text input styles */\n/* Default */\n.styled input.text-input {\nheight: 22px;\nwidth: 254px;\npadding: 5px 8px;\nbackground: url(images/bg_input.png) no-repeat 0 0;\nborder: none;\nfont: normal 15px Arial, sans-serif;\ncolor: #333;\nline-height: 1em;\n}\n
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    The Form Validation CSS

    \n

    The following CSS rules are for styling and setting up the form error messages:

    \n
    \n\n/* Form Validation */\n/* CSS code to create the error messages */\n.styled span.error {\nfont: bold 11px Arial, sans-serif;\nline-height: 1em;\ncolor:#fff;\ntext-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #000;\nbackground: url(images/arrow_error.png) no-repeat 0 center;\nborder-right: 1px solid #6c0202;\nheight: 11px;\npadding: 8px 15px 11px 20px;\ndisplay: none; /* Required as we will use jQuery to fade in the error message */\nposition: absolute; /* Required */\ntop: 3px;\nright: 0; /* Required - initially set all error messages to the right of the form row */\n}\n\n/* Change the input field styles when an error message is present */\n.styled fieldset li.error input.text-input {\nbackground-position: 0 -64px;\n}\n
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    The jQuery Code

    \n

    The code below includes comments explaining each function in more detail:

    \n
    \n// Form validation and submit when button is clicked\n	$(\'.btn-submit\').click(function(e){\n\n		// Declare the function variables:\n		// Parent form, form URL, email regex and the error HTML\n		var $formId = $(this).parents(\'form\');\n		var formAction = $formId.attr(\'action\');\n		var emailReg = /^([\\w-\\.]+@([\\w-]+\\.)+[\\w-]{2,4})?$/;\n		var $error = $(\'<span class="error"></span>\');\n\n		// Prepare the form for validation - remove previous errors\n		$(\'li\',$formId).removeClass(\'error\');\n		$(\'span.error\').remove();\n\n		// Validate all inputs with the class "required"\n		$(\'.required\',$formId).each(function(){\n			var inputVal = $(this).val();\n			var $parentTag = $(this).parent();\n			if(inputVal == \'\'){\n				$parentTag.addClass(\'error\').append($error.clone().text(\'Required Field\'));\n			}\n\n			// Run the email validation using the regex for those input items also having class "email"\n			if($(this).hasClass(\'email\') == true){\n				if(!emailReg.test(inputVal)){\n					$parentTag.addClass(\'error\').append($error.clone().text(\'Enter valid email\'));\n				}\n			}\n\n			// Check passwords match for inputs with class "password"\n			if($(this).hasClass(\'password\') == true){\n				var password1 = $(\'#password-1\').val();\n				var password2 = $(\'#password-2\').val();\n				if(password1 != password2){\n				$parentTag.addClass(\'error\').append($error.clone().text(\'Passwords must match\'));\n				}\n			}\n		});\n\n		// All validation complete - Check if any errors exist\n		// If has errors\n		if ($(\'span.error\').length > 0) {\n\n			$(\'span.error\').each(function(){\n\n				// Set the distance for the error animation\n				var distance = 5;\n\n				// Get the error dimensions\n				var width = $(this).outerWidth();\n\n				// Calculate starting position\n				var start = width + distance;\n\n				// Set the initial CSS\n				$(this).show().css({\n					display: \'block\',\n					opacity: 0,\n					right: -start+\'px\'\n				})\n				// Animate the error message\n				.animate({\n					right: -width+\'px\',\n					opacity: 1\n				}, \'slow\');\n\n			});\n		} else {\n			$formId.submit();\n		}\n		// Prevent form submission\n			e.preventDefault();\n	});\n\n	// Fade out error message when input field gains focus\n	$(\'.required\').focus(function(){\n		var $parent = $(this).parent();\n		$parent.removeClass(\'error\');\n		$(\'span.error\',$parent).fadeOut();\n	});\n
    \n

    The comments are fairly self explanatory. So to briefly summarise the jQuery code:

    \n
      \n
    1. When the submit button is clicked the validation process starts by declaring all function variables, including the error message span tag
      2. \n
    2. Clean up the form by removing any errors span tags plus the error class on the form rows from the previous click so we are starting with a clean slateLoop through all input fields with class “required” and first check if they contain text
      3. \n
    3. Validate input fields with class “email” using a standard regex pattern for email address formats
      4. \n
    4. Get the 2 password field values and check if they match
      5. \n
    5. If any of our checks returns an error indentify that form row by adding class=”error”, clone the error span tag, append to the form row and insert the relevant error message text
      6. \n
    6. Position each error message span tag to the right of the form row based on the total width of the message
      7. \n
    7. Fade in each error message and alert the user by animating 5px to the left
      8. \n
    8. Fade out and remove the errors when the user clicks on the text input field
      9. \n
    \n

    With the basic process now in place you can easily modify and expand the animation functions and try different effects to suit your users and website.

    \n

    View DemoDownload Source Files

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    In today’s tutorial we are going to use jQuery animation to create more interesting and engaging form validation errors for a user registration form.

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    In today’s tutorial we are going to use jQuery animation to create more interesting and engaging form validation errors for a user registration form.

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    Our jQuery form submit and validation code is based on the same one we created in our “Create Your Own jQuery AJAX Form Submit With Validation” tutorial in February. The additional items that we are going to add are:

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    • An additional code snippet to check that the user’s password re-entry matches
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    • jQuery animation code that will show the relevant error
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    • An additional step that will fade out the error message when the input element gains focus
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    View DemoDownload Source Files

    \n

    The Form HTML

    \n

    A standard form with the same format that we used in the earlier tutorial:

    \n
    \n<form id="form-sign-up" class="styled" action="" method="post">\n    <fieldset>\n        <h3>Register Now!</h3>\n        <ol>\n            <li class="form-row">\n                <label>Name:</label>\n                <input name="name" type="text" class="text-input required" />\n            </li>\n            <li class="form-row">\n                <label>Email:</label>\n                <input name="email" type="text" class="text-input required email" />\n            </li>\n            <li class="form-row">\n                <label>Password:</label>\n                <input name="password" type="password" id="password-1" class="text-input required password" />\n            </li>\n            <li class="form-row">\n                <label>Repeat Password:</label>\n                <input name="password1" type="password" id="password-2" class="text-input required password" />\n            </li>\n            <li class="button-row">\n                <input type="image" src="images/btn_sign_up_off.png" alt="Sign Up" value="OK" class="btn-submit img-swap" />\n            </li>\n        </ol>\n    </fieldset>\n</form>\n
    \n

    The key items here are the classes we have assigned to the text elements, which will be used by our jQuery code to identify what validation rules and error messages should apply. We have 3 different types:

    \n
      \n
    • Name – has class “required”, which checks that the input is not empty and is used as the basis for all of our form elements
      • \n
    • Email – has class “email”, which checks the input against a regular expression for matching standard email formats
      • \n
    • Password/Re-enter Password – has class “password”, which will check the 2 entries against each other to make sure they match
      • \n
    \n

    Our Form CSS

    \n

    There are a couple of CSS rules, which are required in order for our error animation to work – these are highlighted in the code below with appropriate comments:

    \n
    \n/*Form styles*/\n.styled {\nfont: 15px Arial, sans-serif;\nwidth: 422px;\nmargin: 20px auto;\nbackground: url(images/bg_form.png) no-repeat 0 0;\npadding-top: 20px;\n}\n.styled fieldset {\nbackground: url(images/bg_form.png) no-repeat 0 100%;\npadding: 0 25px 20px 25px;\nposition: relative;\n}\n\n/* Form rows */\n.styled fieldset li.form-row {\nmargin-bottom: 5px;\npadding: 3px 0;\nclear: both;\nposition: relative; /* Required as error messages will be absolutely positioned */\n}\n.styled label {\ndisplay: block;\nfont-weight: bold;\nfloat: left;\nwidth: 100px;\nline-height: 24px;\npadding-top: 4px;\ncolor: #555;\n}\n.styled fieldset li.button-row {\nmargin-bottom: 0;\npadding: 5px 0 0;\ntext-align: right;\n}\n\n/* Text input styles */\n/* Default */\n.styled input.text-input {\nheight: 22px;\nwidth: 254px;\npadding: 5px 8px;\nbackground: url(images/bg_input.png) no-repeat 0 0;\nborder: none;\nfont: normal 15px Arial, sans-serif;\ncolor: #333;\nline-height: 1em;\n}\n
    \n

    The Form Validation CSS

    \n

    The following CSS rules are for styling and setting up the form error messages:

    \n
    \n\n/* Form Validation */\n/* CSS code to create the error messages */\n.styled span.error {\nfont: bold 11px Arial, sans-serif;\nline-height: 1em;\ncolor:#fff;\ntext-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #000;\nbackground: url(images/arrow_error.png) no-repeat 0 center;\nborder-right: 1px solid #6c0202;\nheight: 11px;\npadding: 8px 15px 11px 20px;\ndisplay: none; /* Required as we will use jQuery to fade in the error message */\nposition: absolute; /* Required */\ntop: 3px;\nright: 0; /* Required - initially set all error messages to the right of the form row */\n}\n\n/* Change the input field styles when an error message is present */\n.styled fieldset li.error input.text-input {\nbackground-position: 0 -64px;\n}\n
    \n

    The jQuery Code

    \n

    The code below includes comments explaining each function in more detail:

    \n
    \n// Form validation and submit when button is clicked\n	$(\'.btn-submit\').click(function(e){\n\n		// Declare the function variables:\n		// Parent form, form URL, email regex and the error HTML\n		var $formId = $(this).parents(\'form\');\n		var formAction = $formId.attr(\'action\');\n		var emailReg = /^([\\w-\\.]+@([\\w-]+\\.)+[\\w-]{2,4})?$/;\n		var $error = $(\'<span class="error"></span>\');\n\n		// Prepare the form for validation - remove previous errors\n		$(\'li\',$formId).removeClass(\'error\');\n		$(\'span.error\').remove();\n\n		// Validate all inputs with the class "required"\n		$(\'.required\',$formId).each(function(){\n			var inputVal = $(this).val();\n			var $parentTag = $(this).parent();\n			if(inputVal == \'\'){\n				$parentTag.addClass(\'error\').append($error.clone().text(\'Required Field\'));\n			}\n\n			// Run the email validation using the regex for those input items also having class "email"\n			if($(this).hasClass(\'email\') == true){\n				if(!emailReg.test(inputVal)){\n					$parentTag.addClass(\'error\').append($error.clone().text(\'Enter valid email\'));\n				}\n			}\n\n			// Check passwords match for inputs with class "password"\n			if($(this).hasClass(\'password\') == true){\n				var password1 = $(\'#password-1\').val();\n				var password2 = $(\'#password-2\').val();\n				if(password1 != password2){\n				$parentTag.addClass(\'error\').append($error.clone().text(\'Passwords must match\'));\n				}\n			}\n		});\n\n		// All validation complete - Check if any errors exist\n		// If has errors\n		if ($(\'span.error\').length > 0) {\n\n			$(\'span.error\').each(function(){\n\n				// Set the distance for the error animation\n				var distance = 5;\n\n				// Get the error dimensions\n				var width = $(this).outerWidth();\n\n				// Calculate starting position\n				var start = width + distance;\n\n				// Set the initial CSS\n				$(this).show().css({\n					display: \'block\',\n					opacity: 0,\n					right: -start+\'px\'\n				})\n				// Animate the error message\n				.animate({\n					right: -width+\'px\',\n					opacity: 1\n				}, \'slow\');\n\n			});\n		} else {\n			$formId.submit();\n		}\n		// Prevent form submission\n			e.preventDefault();\n	});\n\n	// Fade out error message when input field gains focus\n	$(\'.required\').focus(function(){\n		var $parent = $(this).parent();\n		$parent.removeClass(\'error\');\n		$(\'span.error\',$parent).fadeOut();\n	});\n
    \n

    The comments are fairly self explanatory. So to briefly summarise the jQuery code:

    \n
      \n
    1. When the submit button is clicked the validation process starts by declaring all function variables, including the error message span tag
      2. \n
    2. Clean up the form by removing any errors span tags plus the error class on the form rows from the previous click so we are starting with a clean slateLoop through all input fields with class “required” and first check if they contain text
      3. \n
    3. Validate input fields with class “email” using a standard regex pattern for email address formats
      4. \n
    4. Get the 2 password field values and check if they match
      5. \n
    5. If any of our checks returns an error indentify that form row by adding class=”error”, clone the error span tag, append to the form row and insert the relevant error message text
      6. \n
    6. Position each error message span tag to the right of the form row based on the total width of the message
      7. \n
    7. Fade in each error message and alert the user by animating 5px to the left
      8. \n
    8. Fade out and remove the errors when the user clicks on the text input field
      9. \n
    \n

    With the basic process now in place you can easily modify and expand the animation functions and try different effects to suit your users and website.

    \n

    View DemoDownload Source Files

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    Updated 18th April 2011

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    Regular expressions offer an extremely flexible and powerful way of adding validation to your website forms. Combined with jQuery, it allows you to ensure that data sent to the server matches all of your requirements.

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    Updated 18th April 2011

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    Regular expressions offer an extremely flexible and powerful way of adding validation to your website forms. Combined with jQuery, it allows you to ensure that data sent to the server matches all of your requirements.

    \n

    In this post I have included several example regular expressions that we have used in our web design projects for validating form input.

    \n

    For this tutorial we assume you know how to create the HTML form and add jQuery to your site. For samples you can refer to previous posts – check passwords using jQuery, email validation using jQuery or view the demo form.

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    View Demo

    \n

    For each example we have created a css class, which can then be assigned to the relevant form element. If you are creating your own validation code/plugin there are obviously more efficient ways of creating a complete validation system but for the tutorial we have kept each regular expression sample separate and also use the “keyup” event.

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    jQuery To Handle the Submit Button

    \n

    In order to use these validation functions in a form we need to add jQuery that will check for the presence of any span elements with the class “error”. We do this by using the length property. If the length is > 0 the form submit can be stopped and the user alerted:

    \n
    \n$(\'#btn-submit\').click(function() {\n  if($(\'span.error\').length &gt; 0){\n    alert(\'Errors!\');\n    return false;\n  } else {\n    $(\'#btn-submit\').after(\'<span class="error">Form Accepted.</span>\');\n    return false;\n  }\n});\n
    \n

    Now that we have this code to check for errors, we can add any of the examples below to the form.

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    Example 1 – Validates Numeric Characters Only

    \n

    Accepts only 0 – 9

    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-numeric\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-1\').hide();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var numericReg = /^\\d*[0-9](|.\\d*[0-9]|,\\d*[0-9])?$/;\n    if(!numericReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-1">Numeric characters only.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 2 – No Special Characters

    \n

    Allows only letters, numbers and spaces. All other characters will return an error.

    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-characters\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-2\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var characterReg = /^\\s*[a-zA-Z0-9,\\s]+\\s*$/;\n    if(!characterReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-2">No special characters allowed.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 3 – Maximum of 8 Characters

    \n

    Allows all characters up to a maximum of 8. Useful for passwords, etc. The value can easily be increased/descreased by changing the {0,8}

    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-limit-8\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-3\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var characterReg = /^([a-zA-Z0-9]{0,8})$/;\n    if(!characterReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-3">Maximum 8 characters.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 4 – US Phone Number

    \n

    Allows numbers 2-9 for the first and second group of 3 followed by 0-9 for the last 4 with the groups separated by “-” e.g:

    \n
      \n
    • 234-234-1234 = OK
      • \n
    • 134-234-1234 = Error
      • \n
    • 234-134-1234 = Error
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-phone\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-4\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var characterReg = /^[2-9]\\d{2}-\\d{3}-\\d{4}$/;\n    if(!characterReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-4">Format xxx-xxx-xxxx</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 5 – Validate Date Format

    \n

    Allows date format – mm/dd/yyyy – including “/”. All other combinations will return errors e.g:

    \n
      \n
    • 01/31/2001 = OK
      • \n
    • 31/01/2001 = Error
      • \n
    • 1/01/2001 = Error
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-date\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-5\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var dateReg = /^[0,1]?\\d{1}\\/(([0-2]?\\d{1})|([3][0,1]{1}))\\/(([1]{1}[9]{1}[9]{1}\\d{1})|([2-9]{1}\\d{3}))$/;\n    if(!dateReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-5">Invalid date format.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 6 – Check For Possible Fake Text

    \n

    This is an interesting example, which checks for possible fake text being entered into your form. The regex looks for groups of the same letters occuring in groups of 3 or more e.g:

    \n
      \n
    • foo = OK
      • \n
    • fff = Error
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-fake\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-6\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var fakeReg = /(.)\\1{2,}/;\n    if(fakeReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-6">Invalid text.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 7 – Check Email Address Format

    \n

    This is a standard regular expression, which is used to validate email addresses to ensure they follow the standard format:

    \n
      \n
    • email@email.com = OK
      • \n
    • email.email.com = Error
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-email\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-7\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var emailReg = /^([\\w-\\.]+@([\\w-]+\\.)+[\\w-]{2,4})?$/;\n    if(!emailReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-7">Invalid Email Format.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 8 – No Free Email Addresses

    \n

    Another useful email validation regular expression checks for email addresses using free emails – in the example below we check for yahoo, gmail and hotmail:

    \n
      \n
    • email@yahoo.com = Error
      • \n
    • email@email.com = OK
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-email-2\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-8\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var emailFreeReg= /^([\\w-\\.]+@(?!gmail.com)(?!yahoo.com)(?!hotmail.com)(?!aol.com)([\\w-]+\\.)+[\\w-]{2,4})?$/;\n    if(!emailFreeReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-8">No Free Email Addresses.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
    \n

    Example 9 – Visa Card Number Format

    \n

    For an example of validating a credit card we can use the following regular expression, which checks the input against the standard format for Visa credit cards – All card numbers must start with a 4 & cards may either have 16 digits or 13 digits for older cards:

    \n
      \n
    • 4166000000000000 = OK
      • \n
    • 4166000000000 = OK
      • \n
    • 41660000000000001 = Error
      • \n
    • 2166000000000000 = Error
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-cc\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-9\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var ccReg = /^4[0-9]{12}(?:[0-9]{3})?$/;\n    if(!ccReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-9">Invalid visa card number</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Hopefully some of the above examples will be useful for your forms and also help demonstrate how powerful regular expressions can be.

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    Regular expressions offer an extremely flexible and powerful way of adding validation to your website forms. Combined with jQuery, it allows you to ensure that data sent to the server matches all of your requirements.

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    Regular expressions offer an extremely flexible and powerful way of adding validation to your website forms. Combined with jQuery, it allows you to ensure that data sent to the server matches all of your requirements.

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    In this post I have included several example regular expressions that we have used in our web design projects for validating form input.

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    For this tutorial we assume you know how to create the HTML form and add jQuery to your site. For samples you can refer to previous posts – check passwords using jQuery, email validation using jQuery or view the demo form.

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    View Demo

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    For each example we have created a css class, which can then be assigned to the relevant form element. If you are creating your own validation code/plugin there are obviously more efficient ways of creating a complete validation system but for the tutorial we have kept each regular expression sample separate and also use the “keyup” event.

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    jQuery To Handle the Submit Button

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    In order to use these validation functions in a form we need to add jQuery that will check for the presence of any span elements with the class “error”. We do this by using the length property. If the length is > 0 the form submit can be stopped and the user alerted:

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    \n$(\'#btn-submit\').click(function() {\n  if($(\'span.error\').length &gt; 0){\n    alert(\'Errors!\');\n    return false;\n  } else {\n    $(\'#btn-submit\').after(\'<span class="error">Form Accepted.</span>\');\n    return false;\n  }\n});\n
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    Now that we have this code to check for errors, we can add any of the examples below to the form.

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    Example 1 – Validates Numeric Characters Only

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    Accepts only 0 – 9

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    \n$(\'.keyup-numeric\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-1\').hide();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var numericReg = /^\\d*[0-9](|.\\d*[0-9]|,\\d*[0-9])?$/;\n    if(!numericReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-1">Numeric characters only.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 2 – No Special Characters

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    Allows only letters, numbers and spaces. All other characters will return an error.

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    \n$(\'.keyup-characters\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-2\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var characterReg = /^\\s*[a-zA-Z0-9,\\s]+\\s*$/;\n    if(!characterReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-2">No special characters allowed.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 3 – Maximum of 8 Characters

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    Allows all characters up to a maximum of 8. Useful for passwords, etc. The value can easily be increased/descreased by changing the {0,8}

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    \n$(\'.keyup-limit-8\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-3\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var characterReg = /^([a-zA-Z0-9]{0,8})$/;\n    if(!characterReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-3">Maximum 8 characters.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 4 – US Phone Number

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    Allows numbers 2-9 for the first and second group of 3 followed by 0-9 for the last 4 with the groups separated by “-” e.g:

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    • 234-234-1234 = OK
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    • 134-234-1234 = Error
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    • 234-134-1234 = Error
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    \n$(\'.keyup-phone\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-4\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var characterReg = /^[2-9]\\d{2}-\\d{3}-\\d{4}$/;\n    if(!characterReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-4">Format xxx-xxx-xxxx</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 5 – Validate Date Format

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    Allows date format – mm/dd/yyyy – including “/”. All other combinations will return errors e.g:

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    • 01/31/2001 = OK
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    • 31/01/2001 = Error
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    • 1/01/2001 = Error
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    \n$(\'.keyup-date\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-5\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var dateReg = /^[0,1]?\\d{1}\\/(([0-2]?\\d{1})|([3][0,1]{1}))\\/(([1]{1}[9]{1}[9]{1}\\d{1})|([2-9]{1}\\d{3}))$/;\n    if(!dateReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-5">Invalid date format.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 6 – Check For Possible Fake Text

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    This is an interesting example, which checks for possible fake text being entered into your form. The regex looks for groups of the same letters occuring in groups of 3 or more e.g:

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      \n
    • foo = OK
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    • fff = Error
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    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-fake\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-6\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var fakeReg = /(.)\\1{2,}/;\n    if(fakeReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-6">Invalid text.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 7 – Check Email Address Format

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    This is a standard regular expression, which is used to validate email addresses to ensure they follow the standard format:

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      \n
    • email@email.com = OK
      • \n
    • email.email.com = Error
      • \n
    \n
    \n$(\'.keyup-email\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-7\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var emailReg = /^([\\w-\\.]+@([\\w-]+\\.)+[\\w-]{2,4})?$/;\n    if(!emailReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-7">Invalid Email Format.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 8 – No Free Email Addresses

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    Another useful email validation regular expression checks for email addresses using free emails – in the example below we check for yahoo, gmail and hotmail:

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      \n
    • email@yahoo.com = Error
      • \n
    • email@email.com = OK
      • \n
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    \n$(\'.keyup-email-2\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-8\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var emailFreeReg= /^([\\w-\\.]+@(?!gmail.com)(?!yahoo.com)(?!hotmail.com)(?!aol.com)([\\w-]+\\.)+[\\w-]{2,4})?$/;\n    if(!emailFreeReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-8">No Free Email Addresses.</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Example 9 – Visa Card Number Format

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    For an example of validating a credit card we can use the following regular expression, which checks the input against the standard format for Visa credit cards – All card numbers must start with a 4 & cards may either have 16 digits or 13 digits for older cards:

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    • 4166000000000000 = OK
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    • 4166000000000 = OK
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    • 41660000000000001 = Error
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    • 2166000000000000 = Error
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    \n$(\'.keyup-cc\').keyup(function() {\n    $(\'span.error-keyup-9\').remove();\n    var inputVal = $(this).val();\n    var ccReg = /^4[0-9]{12}(?:[0-9]{3})?$/;\n    if(!ccReg.test(inputVal)) {\n        $(this).after(\'<span class="error error-keyup-9">Invalid visa card number</span>\');\n    }\n});\n
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    Hopefully some of the above examples will be useful for your forms and also help demonstrate how powerful regular expressions can be.

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    View Demo

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    In today’s jQuery tutorial we are going to look at creating your own jQuery tooltip plugin!

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    Whilst there are many great tooltip plugins available out there, creating your own provides a nice and relatively easy opportunity to try your hand at jquery plugins as well as some basic jquery code.

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    In today’s jQuery tutorial we are going to look at creating your own jQuery tooltip plugin!

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    Whilst there are many great tooltip plugins available out there, creating your own provides a nice and relatively easy opportunity to try your hand at jquery plugins as well as some basic jquery code.

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    View jQuery Tooltips Plugin DemoDownload Source Files

    \n

    By creating a plugin version of the code you are making it portable and easily applied to any html element in your website. The objective of the final plugin will be to be able to create a custom tooltip of our own design on any element, using the title attribute as the source for the tooltip content.

    \n

    Creating a jQuery plugin version makes you think a little more about the various requirements of the code to ensure that all possible variations of where/how it may be used are covered. Since you also may have less control over the CSS of where it may be used you usually need to add a little extra jQuery to set the conditions. Generally this requires adding code that gets the objects dimensions, position or content.

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    The Tooltip Plugin Components

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    If we look then at the various stages/components required for creating a jquery tooltips plugin that must be able to function anywhere we can break it down into the following basic components:

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    • Dynamically generating the tooltip – this involves both the html “container” and the text content
      • \n
    • The event that will trigger the tooltip to appear
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    • The animation that will present the tooltip on screen
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    • The animation to remove the tooltip once no longer required.
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    The Plugin Code

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    Plugins basically follow the same pattern so once you have created your first jQuery plugin things get much easier. We wont go into too much detail on how plugins are constructed since there are a lot of good resources already out there on writing jQuery plugins. A good starting place is – Plugins/Authoring on the jQuery website.

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    The basic standard format we use is as follows:

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    \n(function( $ ){\n\n  $.fn.yourpluginname= function( options ) {  \n\n    var defaults = {\n      \'youroption\': \'default setting\'\n    };\n\n    //call in the default otions\n    var options = $.extend(defaults, options);\n\n    return this.each(function() {\n\n      // Here you add your jQuery plugin code\n\n    });\n\n  };\n})( jQuery );\n
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    1. Set Up The Plugin & Add Our Default Options

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    The first thing we need to do is set up the namespacing. This is an important step when developing a jQuery plugin and you need to set up the namespacing to ensure that your plugin will have a very low chance of being overwritten by another plugin using the same name.

    \n

    We always prefix our plugins with “dc” so for our jQuery tooltips we are going to use “dcTooltip”.

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    Options allow you to add variables, which the plugin user can set themselves when the plugin initialises. This makes the plugin more flexible. For our tooltips we have determined that we would like to set up 5 different options, which all therefore need default settings:

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    \n(function($){\n\n    $.fn.dcTooltip = function(options) {\n\n        //set default options\n        var defaults = {\n            classWrapper: \'tooltip\',    // Class of tooltip container\n            hoverDelay: 300,    // Delay in milliseconds before tooltip activates\n            speed: \'fast\',    // Speed of tooltip animation\n            distance: 20,    // Distance for tooltip animation\n            padLeft: 0    // Setting allowing user to manually shift the tooltip position\n        };\n\n        //call in the default otions\n        var options = $.extend(defaults, options);\n\n})(jQuery);\n
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    Now that we have the basic plugin structure in place we can get down to the jQuery code that will generate the tooltip feature.

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    2. Dynamically Generating The Tooltip

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    As we mentioned above we are going to get the tooltip text from the item’s “title” attribute. The text then needs to be inserted into our tooltip container, ready for the animation.

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    The HTML for the tooltip container is very simple:

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    \n<div class="tooltip">\n    <div class="top"></div>\n    <div class="text"></div>\n</div>\n
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    We have added the additional div tag (class = “top”) so the user can add more advanced styling.

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    In this first section of our jquery tooltips code we are going to do a number of things:

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    1. Get the title attribute text insert into the tooltip container and append the tooltip HTML to the item.
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    2. Get the tooltip dimensions
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    3. Get the dimensions of the element
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    4. Position the tooltip by setting it’s margins. We want our tooltip to be positioned at the top and center of each element. The left margin will be based on the width of the element and the top margin based on the tooltip’s height and distance we want it to travel during the animation.
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    5. Set up CSS – Since our tooltips are positioned absolutely we need to make sure that the tooltip item has relative positioning. Plus we need to set our tooltip opacity to zero for the animation effect.
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    6. Finally – lets empty the element’s title attribute to prevent the default browser tooltip appearing.
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    \n    // 1. Get the text, create the tooltip and append\n    var getText = $(this).attr(\'title\');\n    var $wrapper = \'<div class="\'+defaults.classWrapper+\'"><div class="top"></div><div class="text">\'+getText+\'</div></div>\';\n    $(this).append($wrapper);\n\n    // 2. Get the dimensions of the tooltip\n    var $tooltip = $(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this);\n    var widthP = $tooltip.width();\n\n    // 3. Get the dimensions of the element\n    var widthT = $(this).width();\n    var heightT = $(this).height();\n\n    // 4. Set margins based on element dimensions and distance for animation\n    var marginTop = heightT - defaults.distance;\n    var marginLeft = (widthP - widthT)/2;\n    marginLeft = -marginLeft + defaults.padLeft;\n    $tooltip.css({marginLeft: marginLeft+\'px\', bottom: marginTop+\'px\'});\n\n    // 5. Set the element position to relative & tooltip opacity to 0\n    $(this).css(\'position\',\'relative\');\n    $tooltip.css(\'opacity\',0);\n\n    // 6. Remove the element\'s title text\n    $(this).removeAttr(\'title\');\n
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    That’s basically it for the code, which will create and set up each element’s tooltip. Each tooltip is now ready for us to add the animation effects.

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    3. Setting Up The Hover Event

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    Our jQuery tooltips are going to be triggered using the “hover” event. To minimise tooltips appearing when users are just moving their mouse across the screen and becoming an annoying effect, we are going to use the HoverIntent plugin.

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    We set up the hover event using the following code, which includes the settings required for HoverIntent:

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    \n// Configuration settings for HoverIntent plugin\nvar config = {\n    sensitivity: 2, // number = sensitivity threshold (must be 1 or higher)\n    interval: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds for onMouseOver polling interval\n    over: linkOver, // function = onMouseOver callback (REQUIRED)\n    timeout: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds delay before onMouseOut\n    out: linkOut // function = onMouseOut callback (REQUIRED)\n    };\n\n// Initialise HoverIntent\n$(this).hoverIntent(config);\n
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    The above code sets the timeout and interval to be the same as our initial option settings with a default of 300 milliseconds. Users can therefore increase this by passing a higher value when the plugin is initialised.

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    Notice in the configuration settings we have declared 2 functions – “linkOver” and “linkOut”. This is where we will add out animation code, which shows/hides the tooltip HTML.

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    4. linkOver Function To Display Tooltip

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    Now comes the fun part where we get to add the animation code that will display our tooltip. Our animation, which shows the tooltip has 3 basic steps:

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    1. First we need to “show” the tooltip since it is currently hidden using CSS.
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    2. Set the “bottom” position of the tooltip to the same as our marginTop variable, which we got earlier in the code.
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    3. Animate the plugin by moving it up – the distance is set according to our “distance” option. The speed for the animation is also set using our plugin options, which has a default value of “fast”.
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    \nfunction linkOver(){\n    $tooltip.show().css({\n        bottom: marginTop+\'px\'\n    }).animate({\n        bottom: defaults.distance+marginTop,\n        opacity: 1\n    }, defaults.speed);\n}\n
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    5. linkOut Function To Hide Tooltip

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    Our animation for hiding the jquery tooltip only has two basic steps:

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      \n
    1. Move the tooltip upwards a distance of 1.5 x our “distance” option, at the same time fading out the tooltip. Again our speed is set according to the “speed” option.
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    2. When the first step is complete we need to “hide” the tooltip again.
      3. \n
    \n
    \nfunction linkOut(){\n    $(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this).animate({\n        bottom: (defaults.distance*1.5)+marginTop,\n        opacity: 0\n    }, defaults.speed, function() {\n        $(this).hide();\n    });\n}\n
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    The Complete jQuery Tooltip Plugin Code

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    Putting all of our above components together the complete plugin code is:

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    \n(function($){\n\n	//define the new for the plugin ans how to call it\n	$.fn.dcTooltip = function(options) {\n\n		//set default options\n		var defaults = {\n			classWrapper	: \'tooltip\',\n			hoverDelay		: 300,\n			speed       	: \'fast\',\n			distance		: 20,\n			padLeft			: 0\n		};\n\n		//call in the default otions\n		var options = $.extend(defaults, options);\n\n		//act upon the element that is passed into the design\n		return this.each(function(options){\n\n			// 1. Get the text, create the tooltip and append\n			var getText = $(this).attr(\'title\');\n			var $wrapper = \'<div class="\'+defaults.classWrapper+\'"><div class="top"></div><div class="text">\'+getText+\'</div></div>\';\n			$(this).append($wrapper);\n			// 2. Get the dimensions of the tooltip\n			var $tooltip = $(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this);\n			var widthP = $tooltip.width();\n			// 3. Get the dimensions of the element\n			var widthT = $(this).width();\n			var heightT = $(this).height();\n			// 4. Set margins based on element dimensions and distance for animation\n			var marginTop = heightT - defaults.distance;\n			var marginLeft = (widthP - widthT)/2;\n			marginLeft = -marginLeft + defaults.padLeft;\n			$tooltip.css({marginLeft: marginLeft+\'px\', bottom: marginTop+\'px\'});\n			// 5. Set the element position to relative & tooltip opacity to 0\n			$(this).css(\'position\',\'relative\');\n			$tooltip.css(\'opacity\',0);\n			// 6. Remove the element\'s title text\n			$(this).removeAttr("title");\n\n                       // Configuration settings for HoverIntent plugin\n			var config = {\n				sensitivity: 2, // number = sensitivity threshold (must be 1 or higher)\n				interval: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds for onMouseOver polling interval\n				over: linkOver, // function = onMouseOver callback (REQUIRED)\n				timeout: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds delay before onMouseOut\n				out: linkOut // function = onMouseOut callback (REQUIRED)\n			};\n\n			// Initialise HoverIntent\n			$(this).hoverIntent(config);\n\n			// Hover link over\n			function linkOver(){\n\n				$tooltip.show().css({\n					bottom: marginTop+\'px\'\n                }).animate({\n                    bottom: defaults.distance+marginTop,\n                 opacity: 1\n                }, defaults.speed);\n			}\n\n			// Hover link over\n			function linkOut(){\n\n				$(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this).animate({\n                    bottom: (defaults.distance*1.5)+marginTop,\n                    opacity: 0\n			    }, defaults.speed, function() {\n					$(this).hide();\n				});\n			}\n		});\n	};\n})(jQuery);\n
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    Save your plugin file – in our case we are going to use – jquery.dctooltip.1.0.js

    \n

    Using Your jQuery Tooltips Plugin

    \n

    To use your jQuery tooltips now becomes very easy since it’s wrapped up as a plugin.

    \n

    1. Add the Plugin

    \n

    Add the plugin link to the document head as you would do with any other plugin. Don’t forget to also include the HoverIntent plugin:

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    \n<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery.hoverIntent.minified.js"></script>\n<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery.dctooltip.1.0.js"></script>\n
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    2. Initialise the jQuery Tooltip Plugin

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    To use the plugin with it’s default options you can use the following code:

    \n
    \n$(document).ready(function() {\n    $(\'#demo-list li a\').dcTooltip();\n});\n
    \n

    To change any of the default options:

    \n
    \n$(document).ready(function() {\n    $(\'#demo-list li a\').dcTooltip({\n        classWrapper: \'another-tooltip\',\n	hoverDelay: 600,\n	speed: \'slow\',\n	distance: 40\n    });\n});\n
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    3. The Tooltip CSS

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    Our tooltip CSS is fortunately very easy. As we mentioned at the start, if you are developing a jQuery plugin for general release you want to make it easy to use and wherever possible try to avoid very specific custom styling requirements – or at least make it easy to customise.

    \n

    In our plugin options we have allowed the user to specify the tooltip container class, which therefore enables them to have multiple styles. For our demo we will use the default class – “tooltip”.

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    There are only a few “required” CSS rules for the tooltip container, which are identified below:

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    \n.tooltip {\nwidth: 249px;\nposition: absolute; /* Required */\nbottom: 0; /* Required */\nleft: 0; /* Required */\ndisplay: none; /* Required */\nfont-weight: normal;\nfont-size: 12px;\nline-height: 1.5em;\ncolor: #000;\nz-index: 50;\n}\n.tooltip .text {\npadding: 5px 15px 35px 15px;\nbackground: url(images/tooltip.png) no-repeat 100% 100%;\n}\n.tooltip .top {\nheight: 10px;\nbackground: url(images/tooltip_top.png) no-repeat 100% 100%;\n}\n
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    View jQuery Tooltips Plugin DemoDownload Source Files

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    In today’s jQuery tutorial we are going to look at creating your own jQuery tooltip plugin!

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    Whilst there are many great tooltip plugins available out there, creating your own provides a nice and relatively easy opportunity to try your hand at jquery plugins as well as some basic jquery code.

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    \n

    In today’s jQuery tutorial we are going to look at creating your own jQuery tooltip plugin!

    \n

    Whilst there are many great tooltip plugins available out there, creating your own provides a nice and relatively easy opportunity to try your hand at jquery plugins as well as some basic jquery code.

    \n

    View jQuery Tooltips Plugin DemoDownload Source Files

    \n

    By creating a plugin version of the code you are making it portable and easily applied to any html element in your website. The objective of the final plugin will be to be able to create a custom tooltip of our own design on any element, using the title attribute as the source for the tooltip content.

    \n

    Creating a jQuery plugin version makes you think a little more about the various requirements of the code to ensure that all possible variations of where/how it may be used are covered. Since you also may have less control over the CSS of where it may be used you usually need to add a little extra jQuery to set the conditions. Generally this requires adding code that gets the objects dimensions, position or content.

    \n

    The Tooltip Plugin Components

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    If we look then at the various stages/components required for creating a jquery tooltips plugin that must be able to function anywhere we can break it down into the following basic components:

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    • Dynamically generating the tooltip – this involves both the html “container” and the text content
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    • The event that will trigger the tooltip to appear
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    • The animation that will present the tooltip on screen
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    • The animation to remove the tooltip once no longer required.
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    The Plugin Code

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    Plugins basically follow the same pattern so once you have created your first jQuery plugin things get much easier. We wont go into too much detail on how plugins are constructed since there are a lot of good resources already out there on writing jQuery plugins. A good starting place is – Plugins/Authoring on the jQuery website.

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    The basic standard format we use is as follows:

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    \n(function( $ ){\n\n  $.fn.yourpluginname= function( options ) {  \n\n    var defaults = {\n      \'youroption\': \'default setting\'\n    };\n\n    //call in the default otions\n    var options = $.extend(defaults, options);\n\n    return this.each(function() {\n\n      // Here you add your jQuery plugin code\n\n    });\n\n  };\n})( jQuery );\n
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    1. Set Up The Plugin & Add Our Default Options

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    The first thing we need to do is set up the namespacing. This is an important step when developing a jQuery plugin and you need to set up the namespacing to ensure that your plugin will have a very low chance of being overwritten by another plugin using the same name.

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    We always prefix our plugins with “dc” so for our jQuery tooltips we are going to use “dcTooltip”.

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    Options allow you to add variables, which the plugin user can set themselves when the plugin initialises. This makes the plugin more flexible. For our tooltips we have determined that we would like to set up 5 different options, which all therefore need default settings:

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    \n(function($){\n\n    $.fn.dcTooltip = function(options) {\n\n        //set default options\n        var defaults = {\n            classWrapper: \'tooltip\',    // Class of tooltip container\n            hoverDelay: 300,    // Delay in milliseconds before tooltip activates\n            speed: \'fast\',    // Speed of tooltip animation\n            distance: 20,    // Distance for tooltip animation\n            padLeft: 0    // Setting allowing user to manually shift the tooltip position\n        };\n\n        //call in the default otions\n        var options = $.extend(defaults, options);\n\n})(jQuery);\n
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    Now that we have the basic plugin structure in place we can get down to the jQuery code that will generate the tooltip feature.

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    2. Dynamically Generating The Tooltip

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    As we mentioned above we are going to get the tooltip text from the item’s “title” attribute. The text then needs to be inserted into our tooltip container, ready for the animation.

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    The HTML for the tooltip container is very simple:

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    \n<div class="tooltip">\n    <div class="top"></div>\n    <div class="text"></div>\n</div>\n
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    We have added the additional div tag (class = “top”) so the user can add more advanced styling.

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    In this first section of our jquery tooltips code we are going to do a number of things:

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    1. Get the title attribute text insert into the tooltip container and append the tooltip HTML to the item.
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    2. Get the tooltip dimensions
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    3. Get the dimensions of the element
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    4. Position the tooltip by setting it’s margins. We want our tooltip to be positioned at the top and center of each element. The left margin will be based on the width of the element and the top margin based on the tooltip’s height and distance we want it to travel during the animation.
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    5. Set up CSS – Since our tooltips are positioned absolutely we need to make sure that the tooltip item has relative positioning. Plus we need to set our tooltip opacity to zero for the animation effect.
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    6. Finally – lets empty the element’s title attribute to prevent the default browser tooltip appearing.
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    \n    // 1. Get the text, create the tooltip and append\n    var getText = $(this).attr(\'title\');\n    var $wrapper = \'<div class="\'+defaults.classWrapper+\'"><div class="top"></div><div class="text">\'+getText+\'</div></div>\';\n    $(this).append($wrapper);\n\n    // 2. Get the dimensions of the tooltip\n    var $tooltip = $(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this);\n    var widthP = $tooltip.width();\n\n    // 3. Get the dimensions of the element\n    var widthT = $(this).width();\n    var heightT = $(this).height();\n\n    // 4. Set margins based on element dimensions and distance for animation\n    var marginTop = heightT - defaults.distance;\n    var marginLeft = (widthP - widthT)/2;\n    marginLeft = -marginLeft + defaults.padLeft;\n    $tooltip.css({marginLeft: marginLeft+\'px\', bottom: marginTop+\'px\'});\n\n    // 5. Set the element position to relative & tooltip opacity to 0\n    $(this).css(\'position\',\'relative\');\n    $tooltip.css(\'opacity\',0);\n\n    // 6. Remove the element\'s title text\n    $(this).removeAttr(\'title\');\n
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    That’s basically it for the code, which will create and set up each element’s tooltip. Each tooltip is now ready for us to add the animation effects.

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    3. Setting Up The Hover Event

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    Our jQuery tooltips are going to be triggered using the “hover” event. To minimise tooltips appearing when users are just moving their mouse across the screen and becoming an annoying effect, we are going to use the HoverIntent plugin.

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    We set up the hover event using the following code, which includes the settings required for HoverIntent:

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    \n// Configuration settings for HoverIntent plugin\nvar config = {\n    sensitivity: 2, // number = sensitivity threshold (must be 1 or higher)\n    interval: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds for onMouseOver polling interval\n    over: linkOver, // function = onMouseOver callback (REQUIRED)\n    timeout: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds delay before onMouseOut\n    out: linkOut // function = onMouseOut callback (REQUIRED)\n    };\n\n// Initialise HoverIntent\n$(this).hoverIntent(config);\n
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    The above code sets the timeout and interval to be the same as our initial option settings with a default of 300 milliseconds. Users can therefore increase this by passing a higher value when the plugin is initialised.

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    Notice in the configuration settings we have declared 2 functions – “linkOver” and “linkOut”. This is where we will add out animation code, which shows/hides the tooltip HTML.

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    4. linkOver Function To Display Tooltip

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    Now comes the fun part where we get to add the animation code that will display our tooltip. Our animation, which shows the tooltip has 3 basic steps:

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    1. First we need to “show” the tooltip since it is currently hidden using CSS.
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    2. Set the “bottom” position of the tooltip to the same as our marginTop variable, which we got earlier in the code.
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    3. Animate the plugin by moving it up – the distance is set according to our “distance” option. The speed for the animation is also set using our plugin options, which has a default value of “fast”.
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    \nfunction linkOver(){\n    $tooltip.show().css({\n        bottom: marginTop+\'px\'\n    }).animate({\n        bottom: defaults.distance+marginTop,\n        opacity: 1\n    }, defaults.speed);\n}\n
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    5. linkOut Function To Hide Tooltip

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    Our animation for hiding the jquery tooltip only has two basic steps:

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    1. Move the tooltip upwards a distance of 1.5 x our “distance” option, at the same time fading out the tooltip. Again our speed is set according to the “speed” option.
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    2. When the first step is complete we need to “hide” the tooltip again.
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    \nfunction linkOut(){\n    $(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this).animate({\n        bottom: (defaults.distance*1.5)+marginTop,\n        opacity: 0\n    }, defaults.speed, function() {\n        $(this).hide();\n    });\n}\n
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    The Complete jQuery Tooltip Plugin Code

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    Putting all of our above components together the complete plugin code is:

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    \n(function($){\n\n	//define the new for the plugin ans how to call it\n	$.fn.dcTooltip = function(options) {\n\n		//set default options\n		var defaults = {\n			classWrapper	: \'tooltip\',\n			hoverDelay		: 300,\n			speed       	: \'fast\',\n			distance		: 20,\n			padLeft			: 0\n		};\n\n		//call in the default otions\n		var options = $.extend(defaults, options);\n\n		//act upon the element that is passed into the design\n		return this.each(function(options){\n\n			// 1. Get the text, create the tooltip and append\n			var getText = $(this).attr(\'title\');\n			var $wrapper = \'<div class="\'+defaults.classWrapper+\'"><div class="top"></div><div class="text">\'+getText+\'</div></div>\';\n			$(this).append($wrapper);\n			// 2. Get the dimensions of the tooltip\n			var $tooltip = $(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this);\n			var widthP = $tooltip.width();\n			// 3. Get the dimensions of the element\n			var widthT = $(this).width();\n			var heightT = $(this).height();\n			// 4. Set margins based on element dimensions and distance for animation\n			var marginTop = heightT - defaults.distance;\n			var marginLeft = (widthP - widthT)/2;\n			marginLeft = -marginLeft + defaults.padLeft;\n			$tooltip.css({marginLeft: marginLeft+\'px\', bottom: marginTop+\'px\'});\n			// 5. Set the element position to relative & tooltip opacity to 0\n			$(this).css(\'position\',\'relative\');\n			$tooltip.css(\'opacity\',0);\n			// 6. Remove the element\'s title text\n			$(this).removeAttr("title");\n\n                       // Configuration settings for HoverIntent plugin\n			var config = {\n				sensitivity: 2, // number = sensitivity threshold (must be 1 or higher)\n				interval: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds for onMouseOver polling interval\n				over: linkOver, // function = onMouseOver callback (REQUIRED)\n				timeout: defaults.hoverDelay, // number = milliseconds delay before onMouseOut\n				out: linkOut // function = onMouseOut callback (REQUIRED)\n			};\n\n			// Initialise HoverIntent\n			$(this).hoverIntent(config);\n\n			// Hover link over\n			function linkOver(){\n\n				$tooltip.show().css({\n					bottom: marginTop+\'px\'\n                }).animate({\n                    bottom: defaults.distance+marginTop,\n                 opacity: 1\n                }, defaults.speed);\n			}\n\n			// Hover link over\n			function linkOut(){\n\n				$(\'.\'+defaults.classWrapper,this).animate({\n                    bottom: (defaults.distance*1.5)+marginTop,\n                    opacity: 0\n			    }, defaults.speed, function() {\n					$(this).hide();\n				});\n			}\n		});\n	};\n})(jQuery);\n
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    Save your plugin file – in our case we are going to use – jquery.dctooltip.1.0.js

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    Using Your jQuery Tooltips Plugin

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    To use your jQuery tooltips now becomes very easy since it’s wrapped up as a plugin.

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    1. Add the Plugin

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    Add the plugin link to the document head as you would do with any other plugin. Don’t forget to also include the HoverIntent plugin:

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    \n<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery.hoverIntent.minified.js"></script>\n<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery.dctooltip.1.0.js"></script>\n
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    2. Initialise the jQuery Tooltip Plugin

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    To use the plugin with it’s default options you can use the following code:

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    \n$(document).ready(function() {\n    $(\'#demo-list li a\').dcTooltip();\n});\n
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    To change any of the default options:

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    \n$(document).ready(function() {\n    $(\'#demo-list li a\').dcTooltip({\n        classWrapper: \'another-tooltip\',\n	hoverDelay: 600,\n	speed: \'slow\',\n	distance: 40\n    });\n});\n
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    3. The Tooltip CSS

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    Our tooltip CSS is fortunately very easy. As we mentioned at the start, if you are developing a jQuery plugin for general release you want to make it easy to use and wherever possible try to avoid very specific custom styling requirements – or at least make it easy to customise.

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    In our plugin options we have allowed the user to specify the tooltip container class, which therefore enables them to have multiple styles. For our demo we will use the default class – “tooltip”.

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    There are only a few “required” CSS rules for the tooltip container, which are identified below:

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    \n.tooltip {\nwidth: 249px;\nposition: absolute; /* Required */\nbottom: 0; /* Required */\nleft: 0; /* Required */\ndisplay: none; /* Required */\nfont-weight: normal;\nfont-size: 12px;\nline-height: 1.5em;\ncolor: #000;\nz-index: 50;\n}\n.tooltip .text {\npadding: 5px 15px 35px 15px;\nbackground: url(images/tooltip.png) no-repeat 100% 100%;\n}\n.tooltip .top {\nheight: 10px;\nbackground: url(images/tooltip_top.png) no-repeat 100% 100%;\n}\n
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    View jQuery Tooltips Plugin DemoDownload Source Files

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    Most of our CSS is just for styling the gallery thumbnails. For our captions we are going to use absolutely positioned span tags so there are a couple of important CSS rules required to make our jquery captions work.

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    The CSS below contains some notes to identify which ones we need:

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    With the above CSS we are hiding the span tags using display: none – this means that if the user does not have javascript enabled they will be unable to see the captions. If you want to change this you can set the span tags to not display using jQuery instead.

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    3. The jQuery Code – Fading Captions

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    Our jQuery is very simple and we can use the hover event, which allows us to add effects for both mouseover and mouseout:

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    4. The jQuery Code – Sliding Captions

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    One of the great things about jQuery is its built-in effects, so if we want to change the caption animation from fade in/out to sliding we just change the code as follows:

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    Our image gallery is going to just be a simple unordered list containing our image thumbnails. For the captions we will use span tags, which will contain a header tag and our main caption text.

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    With the above CSS we are hiding the span tags using display: none – this means that if the user does not have javascript enabled they will be unable to see the captions. If you want to change this you can set the span tags to not display using jQuery instead.

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    3. The jQuery Code – Fading Captions

    \n

    Our jQuery is very simple and we can use the hover event, which allows us to add effects for both mouseover and mouseout:

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    \n$(document).ready(function() {\n    $(\'#gallery li\').hover(\n        function(){$(\'span\',this).fadeIn(\'slow\');},\n        function(){$(\'span\',this).fadeOut(\'slow\');\n    });\n});\n
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    4. The jQuery Code – Sliding Captions

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    One of the great things about jQuery is its built-in effects, so if we want to change the caption animation from fade in/out to sliding we just change the code as follows:

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    The sample CSS file in the demo can also be used as a template for your own Wordpress vertical mega menu styles:

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    View Final Menu DemoDownload source code

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    This tutorial assumes that you understand at least the basics of CSS and HTML, know how to create a custom menu using the admin system in Wordpress 3.0 and, of course, use our Vertical Mega menu plugin as some of the CSS selectors are specific to this plugin.

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    The Objectives

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    For the tutorial we will create a mega menu for a store selling sports clothing/equipment. In addition to the basic minimum styles required to create the vertical mega menu we will add a drop-shadow to the menu container and also customise all 3 of the sub-menus.

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    Footwear Custom Menu

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    For this menu we will customise each row to add labels showing Mens/Ladies as well as add background images for each of the product groups.

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    Jackets Sub-Menu

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    Usually the mega menu works best with 3 levels of navigation. The jackets sub-menu gives an example of how you can still customise the mega menu with only 2 menu levels.

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    Sports Bags Sub-Menu

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    Add background images to each sub-menu.

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    The Basic Mega Menu CSS

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    The following CSS code gives the minimum styling required to create the standard mega menu structure without any specifc styles for the menu options. Using this code our menu looks like this:

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    \"Basic

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    View Basic Mega Menu Demo

    \n

    Still mega but definitely not as pretty!

    \n

    The CSS contains notes on any essential styles

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    Custom Styling

    \n

    In order to customise the menu you will need the menu item ID’s that Wordpress automatically assigns to the HTML list items. To get these you can view the source code for the menu in your own site. The ID follows the format “menu-item-#”, where # is a unique number assigned by Wordpress.

    \n

    It can get a little confusing wading through the source code so it’s best to work out first which items need to have additional CSS rules. The list items that will be customised and their ID’s in our demo are:

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    • Nike Mens (ID menu-item-4)
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    • Adidas Mens (ID menu-item-6)
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    • Gola Mens (ID menu-item-7)
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    • Nike Ladies (ID menu-item-8)
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    • Golf Bags (ID menu-item-15)
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    • Sports Bags (ID menu-item-17)
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    • Tennis Bags (ID menu-item-18)
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    Custom CSS For Footwear

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    Custom CSS For Jackets

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    The jackets are slightly different to the other 2 since the menu only have 2 levels of navigation. The CSS below will float each item and create a larger menu container.

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    The sample CSS file in the demo can also be used as a template for your own Wordpress vertical mega menu styles:

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    View Final Menu DemoDownload source code

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    This tutorial assumes that you understand at least the basics of CSS and HTML, know how to create a custom menu using the admin system in Wordpress 3.0 and, of course, use our Vertical Mega menu plugin as some of the CSS selectors are specific to this plugin.

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    Footwear Custom Menu

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    Add background images to each sub-menu.

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    Creating The Vertical Mega Menu

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    The Basic Mega Menu CSS

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    View Basic Mega Menu Demo

    \n

    Still mega but definitely not as pretty!

    \n

    The CSS contains notes on any essential styles

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    \n

    In order to customise the menu you will need the menu item ID’s that Wordpress automatically assigns to the HTML list items. To get these you can view the source code for the menu in your own site. The ID follows the format “menu-item-#”, where # is a unique number assigned by Wordpress.

    \n

    It can get a little confusing wading through the source code so it’s best to work out first which items need to have additional CSS rules. The list items that will be customised and their ID’s in our demo are:

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    • Nike Mens (ID menu-item-4)
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    • Gola Mens (ID menu-item-7)
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    • Nike Ladies (ID menu-item-8)
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    • Adidas Ladies (ID menu-item-10)
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    • Gola Ladies (ID menu-item-11)
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    • Sports Bags (ID menu-item-17)
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    • Tennis Bags (ID menu-item-18)
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    Custom CSS For Footwear

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    Custom CSS For Jackets

    \n

    The jackets are slightly different to the other 2 since the menu only have 2 levels of navigation. The CSS below will float each item and create a larger menu container.

    \n
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    Custom CSS For Sports Bags

    \n
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    That’s basically it! Using the above techniques you can pretty much customise the menu to suite most requirements.

    \n

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    \n

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    \n
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    The plugin can handle multiple slick menus on each page and the location of each widget menu can be easily configured using a combination of the “location” and “offset” options available in each slick menu’s widget control panel.

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    Installation

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    In order to use the slick menu plugin you will need the following:

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    Either use an existing menu or set one up via the menu option in Wordpress admin.

    \n

    Widget area

    \n

    Either use an existing widget area in your Wordpress theme or create a new widget area. The location is not critical since the plugin automatically removes the menu from the widget location in the page and sets it according to the location and offset settings.

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    For more information on how to add a new widget to your Wordpress theme see our follow up Wordpress tutorial – “Adding A Widget Area To Your Theme Files”.

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    To create your sticky sliding menu go to the widget admin page and drag the “jQuery Slick Menu” widget to the desired widget area. Then select your custom menu from the drop down list in the widget control panel.

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    Click “save” to activate the widget.

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    The widget has several settings, which can be used to customise your slick menu:

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    \n

    Enter the text that you would like to use for the jquery slick menu tab.

    \n

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    This is the location of where you want the slide out menu to appear in the browser window. There are 6 different locations to choose from:

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    Check this option to automatically close any open menus when the user clicks anywhere in the browser

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    The speed at which the sliding menu will open/close

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    8 different sample skins are available to either use “out of the box” or to use as examples of css for styling your own slick menu.

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    Note: For the actual menu styling inside the slick box the menu will follow your theme file styles. The skins will style the slider tab and the slick box.

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    \n
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    The menu appears on the page but does not work. Why?

    \n

    One main reason for this is that the plugin adds the required jQuery code to your template footer. Make sure that your template files contain the wp_footer() function.

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    Demo jQuery Slick Menu

    \n

    http://designchemical.com/lab/demo-wordpress-jquery-slick-menu-plugin/

    \n

    Download The Plugin

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    If you find this plugin useful please rate it at wordpress.org.

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    Installation

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    2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
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    In order to use the slick menu plugin you will need the following:

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    \n

    Either use an existing menu or set one up via the menu option in Wordpress admin.

    \n

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    \n

    Either use an existing widget area in your Wordpress theme or create a new widget area. The location is not critical since the plugin automatically removes the menu from the widget location in the page and sets it according to the location and offset settings.

    \n

    For more information on how to add a new widget to your Wordpress theme see our follow up Wordpress tutorial – “Adding A Widget Area To Your Theme Files”.

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    \n

    To create your sticky sliding menu go to the widget admin page and drag the “jQuery Slick Menu” widget to the desired widget area. Then select your custom menu from the drop down list in the widget control panel.

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    Click “save” to activate the widget.

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    The widget has several settings, which can be used to customise your slick menu:

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    Tab Text

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    Enter the text that you would like to use for the jquery slick menu tab.

    \n

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    \n

    This is the location of where you want the slide out menu to appear in the browser window. There are 6 different locations to choose from:

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    \n

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    \n

    One main reason for this is that the plugin adds the required jQuery code to your template footer. Make sure that your template files contain the wp_footer() function.

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    Another likely cause is due to other non-functioning plugins, which may have errors and cause the plugin javascript to not load. Remove any unwanted plugins and try again. Checking with Firebug will show where these error are occuring.

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    Demo jQuery Slick Menu

    \n

    http://designchemical.com/lab/demo-wordpress-jquery-slick-menu-plugin/

    \n

    Download The Plugin

    \n

    Download JQuery Slick Menu Widget 1.1 (2,914)

    \n

    \n

    If you find this plugin useful please rate it at wordpress.org.

    \n

    If you liked the slick menu widget you may also like our Floating Menu Plugin – create floating, sticky tabs with slide out menus.

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    For the demonstration we will create a simple 2-tier horizontal menu. The 2nd level sub-menus are only visible when the user browses to the parent menu page.

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    For the tutorial we will create a search feature for our blog comments, although the same function can easily be applied to any elements by changing the selector.

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    The Search Box HTML

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    To capture the search text all we need is a simple input text field. To make the feature a little more exciting we are also going to show the number of results underneath the text input. For this we need to add a div tag with the ID – “filter-count”

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    Give the input field a unique ID since we will need this to capture the users text.

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    Our comments list is structured using an ordered list – e.g.

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    The live text search is also used on all of our blog comments.

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    The objective of the tutorial will be to create a complete set of CSS rules for the mega menu that will display a drop down menu box showing 6 categories of cars, each with 4 links. In each category we are going to customise the menu by adding a background image of each type of car.

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    See final menu demo.

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    The tutorial assumes that you already have the jQuery mega drop down menu plugin installed, have a general understanding of CSS and that you understand how to create the custom menu structure in Wordpress admin.

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    Mega Menu Basics

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    Both Wordpress and the jquery plugin that creates the Wordpress mega menu add some additional CSS IDs/classes to your menu’s standard HTML structure that can be used to customise the menu layout and design.

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    Due to the mega menu’s unique layout there are several parts that we need to consider when putting our design together:

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    Setting Up Your Style Sheet

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    All mega menus created by this plugin are wrapped in div tags, which have the css class “dcjq-mega-menu” and the menu itself, which is created by the Wordpress custom menu system is given the class “menu”.

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    Using these 2 CSS identifiers we can create the style rules, which can be added to our theme style sheet.

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    If you have more than one menu on your site and want specific control over each of the menu’s stlying you can change the “dcjq-mega-menu” to use the widget’s ID instead.

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    1. The Main Menu

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    There are a few CSS rules, which are essential in order to make the mega menu work as designed. These are highlighted in the CSS code below with additional comments.

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    The main menu area covers the visible navigation bar and includes all of the top level menu items. Styling this is fairly straightforward and requires css rules for the menu background, the default menu state and the hover state. For both states we will use a single CSS sprite and just change the background image position.

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    One additional item that the plugin adds is a span tag to all main menu links that have sub-menus. This additional tag allows us to add a custom arrow or bullet icon to the menu item, which highlights to the user which links have more options.

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    jQuery also adds a class of “mega-hover” when the mouse is over the main menu link – this can be used to change the arrow background image to “active”.

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    2. Creating the mega drop down

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    To create the mega drop down layout the plugin uses several tags/css classes to control the positioning of the sub-menus:

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    Mega Menu Container – Each group of sub-menus are wrapped in a div tag, which is given the class “sub-container”. The only important rule for this tags is – “position: absolute”.

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    The container allows more advanced styling to be used for the drop down such as the drop-shadow background used in this example.

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    Mega Menu Rows – Based on the number of menu items per row, which is set in the widget control panel, the plugin wraps the sub-menus in div tags, which are given the class “row”. We can clear the sub-menu floats by applying the width: 100%; overflow: hidden rule to these div tags.

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    For this layout no additional styling is required for the row tags, but again these provide another way of adding more advanced styling to your menu.

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    3. Styling the sub-menus

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    The 2nd level menu items are what the plugin uses to create the sub-menu headers. “Float” and “width” must be set for these elements in order to structure the mega menu correctly. For our layout we are going to border each sub-menu and add a slight gradient background to the header text.

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    Now that we have the layout formatted we can add the individual images, which will make our menu more unique.

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    To do this we simply add background images to each of the 2nd level li tags – in our CSS rules above we have already set the width of the items to 260px, which allows us to add a 120px wide background image and leave enough room for the links.

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    Wordpress automatically adds ID’s to each of the custom menu tags, which will usually be formatted as menu-item-1, menu-item-2, menu-item-3, etc depending on how many menus you have set up for your site. These are different for each site so you need to check the source code of your page to get the correct IDs

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    4. Styling the sub-menu links

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    To complete the mega menu we can finish off the design by styling the sub-menu links using a custom bullet image and add a “”margin-right” to these list items to prevent them overlapping the background images:

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    5. Style non-mega dropdowns

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    The last thing we need to do is add a few CSS rules to style main menu items that only have one sub-level and therefore dont get styled using the mega menu css rules.

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    The plugin adds the class “non-mega” to the container wrapping the 2nd level items and this can be used to differentiate between the 2 types of drop down menu.

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    That’s basically all that is required to create a more advanced layout for your mega menus.

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    Add the menu css rules to your theme style sheet and the necessary images to the theme images folder – make sure that you set the paths to any background images based on where you store your files – in our example we store the images in a folder called “images”, which is in the same sub-directory of the stlye sheet file.

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    If using a custom style sheet for your mega menu set the “skin” option in the widget control panel to “No Theme” – this will remove any of the sample skins from your website page.

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    The Complete CSS

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    See custom mega menu demo.

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    Download

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    Download a complete working copy of the menu, including background images and style sheet – http://www.designchemical.com/lab/jquery/demo/download/custom_mega_menu_styles.zip

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    In today’s tutorial we are going to go through how to create your own CSS file for the Wordpress Mega drop down menu plugin and with just a few additional CSS styles, fully customise your navigation to create more exciting and unique menus.

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    In today’s tutorial we are going to go through how to create your own CSS file for the Wordpress Mega drop down menu plugin and with just a few additional CSS styles, fully customise your navigation to create more exciting and unique menus.

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    The objective of the tutorial will be to create a complete set of CSS rules for the mega menu that will display a drop down menu box showing 6 categories of cars, each with 4 links. In each category we are going to customise the menu by adding a background image of each type of car.

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    See final menu demo.

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    The tutorial assumes that you already have the jQuery mega drop down menu plugin installed, have a general understanding of CSS and that you understand how to create the custom menu structure in Wordpress admin.

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    Mega Menu Basics

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    Both Wordpress and the jquery plugin that creates the Wordpress mega menu add some additional CSS IDs/classes to your menu’s standard HTML structure that can be used to customise the menu layout and design.

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    Due to the mega menu’s unique layout there are several parts that we need to consider when putting our design together:

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    • The main “top-level” menu
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    Setting Up Your Style Sheet

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    All mega menus created by this plugin are wrapped in div tags, which have the css class “dcjq-mega-menu” and the menu itself, which is created by the Wordpress custom menu system is given the class “menu”.

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    Using these 2 CSS identifiers we can create the style rules, which can be added to our theme style sheet.

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    If you have more than one menu on your site and want specific control over each of the menu’s stlying you can change the “dcjq-mega-menu” to use the widget’s ID instead.

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    1. The Main Menu

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    There are a few CSS rules, which are essential in order to make the mega menu work as designed. These are highlighted in the CSS code below with additional comments.

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    The main menu area covers the visible navigation bar and includes all of the top level menu items. Styling this is fairly straightforward and requires css rules for the menu background, the default menu state and the hover state. For both states we will use a single CSS sprite and just change the background image position.

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    \n/* Reset code to remove theme inherent styling for unordered lists */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu ul, .dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li {\nlist-style: none;\npadding: 0;\nmargin: 0;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu ul {\ndisplay: none; /* Hides non-mega links */\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu .sub ul {\ndisplay: block; /* overrides above hide for mega menus */\n}\n\n/* Main menu styles */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu {\nbackground: #222 url(images/bg_black.png) repeat-x 0 -80px;\nwidth: 100%;\nheight: 40px;\nborder-right: 1px solid #1B1B1B;\nborder-left: 1px solid #1B1B1B;\nposition: relative; /* Important - required for positioning of mega menu */\nfont: normal 13px Arial, sans-serif;\nline-height: 16px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li {\nfloat: left;\nfont-weight: bold;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a {\nfloat: left;\ndisplay: block;\npadding: 12px 25px;\nbackground: url(images/bg_black.png) repeat-x 100% 0;\ncolor: #fff;\ntext-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #000;\ntext-decoration: none;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li.mega-hover a, .dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a:hover {\nbackground-position: 100% -40px;\ncolor: #000;\ntext-shadow: none;\n}\n
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    One additional item that the plugin adds is a span tag to all main menu links that have sub-menus. This additional tag allows us to add a custom arrow or bullet icon to the menu item, which highlights to the user which links have more options.

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    jQuery also adds a class of “mega-hover” when the mouse is over the main menu link – this can be used to change the arrow background image to “active”.

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    \n/* Arrow tag for parent links */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a.dc-mega {\npadding-right: 38px; /* Additional padding for arrow */\nposition: relative; /* Required for arrow positioning */\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a .dc-mega-icon {\ndisplay: block;\nposition: absolute;\ntop: 18px;\nright: 15px;\nwidth: 8px;\nheight: 6px;\nbackground: url(images/arrow.png) no-repeat 0 0;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li.mega-hover a .dc-mega-icon {\nbackground-position: 0 100%;\n}\n
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    2. Creating the mega drop down

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    To create the mega drop down layout the plugin uses several tags/css classes to control the positioning of the sub-menus:

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    Mega Menu Container – Each group of sub-menus are wrapped in a div tag, which is given the class “sub-container”. The only important rule for this tags is – “position: absolute”.

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    The container allows more advanced styling to be used for the drop down such as the drop-shadow background used in this example.

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    Mega Menu Rows – Based on the number of menu items per row, which is set in the widget control panel, the plugin wraps the sub-menus in div tags, which are given the class “row”. We can clear the sub-menu floats by applying the width: 100%; overflow: hidden rule to these div tags.

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    For this layout no additional styling is required for the row tags, but again these provide another way of adding more advanced styling to your menu.

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    \n/* Mega Menu Styling */\n/* Mega Drop Down Container */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container {\nposition: absolute; /* Required */\nbackground: url(../../images/bg_sub_left.png) no-repeat 0 100%;\npadding-left: 10px;\nmargin-left: -3px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub {\nbackground: url(images/bg_sub.png) no-repeat 100% 100%;\npadding: 20px 20px 20px 10px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.mega .sub {\npadding: 20px 10px 0 0;\n}\n\n/* Mega Menu Rows */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub .row { /* Clear the sub-menu floats */\nwidth: 100%;\noverflow: hidden;\nclear: both;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li {\nfloat: none;\nfont-size: 1em;\nfont-weight: bold;\n}\n
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    3. Styling the sub-menus

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    The 2nd level menu items are what the plugin uses to create the sub-menu headers. “Float” and “width” must be set for these elements in order to structure the mega menu correctly. For our layout we are going to border each sub-menu and add a slight gradient background to the header text.

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    \n/* Sub-menu Headers */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li.mega-hdr { /* Sub-menu headers - i.e. 2nd level navigation */\nfloat: left; /* Float the sub-menus and give them a fixed width to from the mega menu rows */\nwidth: 260px;\nmargin: 0 10px 20px 10px;\nborder: 1px solid #ccc;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub a { /* Clear the styles from the top-level links and set the font styles */\nbackground: none;\nborder: none;\ntext-shadow: none;\ncolor: #111;\npadding: 7px 10px;\ndisplay: block;\nfloat: none;\ntext-decoration: none;\nfont-size: 0.9em;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li.mega-hdr a.mega-hdr-a {\npadding: 7px 10px;\nmargin-bottom: 5px;\nborder-bottom: 1px solid #ccc;\ntext-transform: uppercase;\nfont-weight: bold;\ncolor: #000;\nbackground: #EAEAEA url(images/bg_hdr.png) repeat-x center center;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li.mega-hdr a.mega-hdr-a:hover {\ncolor: #000;\ntext-shadow: none;\n}\n
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    Now that we have the layout formatted we can add the individual images, which will make our menu more unique.

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    To do this we simply add background images to each of the 2nd level li tags – in our CSS rules above we have already set the width of the items to 260px, which allows us to add a 120px wide background image and leave enough room for the links.

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    Wordpress automatically adds ID’s to each of the custom menu tags, which will usually be formatted as menu-item-1, menu-item-2, menu-item-3, etc depending on how many menus you have set up for your site. These are different for each site so you need to check the source code of your page to get the correct IDs

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    \n/* Add the individual sub-menu backgrounds */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-1 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_coupe.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-2 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_sedan.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-3 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_convert.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-4 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_suv.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-5 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_pickup.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-6 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_sports.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n
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    4. Styling the sub-menu links

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    To complete the mega menu we can finish off the design by styling the sub-menu links using a custom bullet image and add a “”margin-right” to these list items to prevent them overlapping the background images:

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    \n/* Style the 3rd level links */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li ul li {\nmargin-right: 90px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu .sub li.mega-hdr li a {\ncolor: #444;\nfont-weight: normal;\npadding: 3px 0 3px 25px;\nbackground: url(images/bullet.png) no-repeat 10px 8px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu .sub li.mega-hdr li a:hover {\ncolor: #990000;\nbackground-image: url(images/bullet_on.png);\n}\n
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    5. Style non-mega dropdowns

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    The last thing we need to do is add a few CSS rules to style main menu items that only have one sub-level and therefore dont get styled using the mega menu css rules.

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    The plugin adds the class “non-mega” to the container wrapping the 2nd level items and this can be used to differentiate between the 2 types of drop down menu.

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    \n\n/* Styling for items with only 2 levels */\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega .sub {\npadding: 20px 20px 20px 10px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega li {\nwidth: 190px; /* Set the drop down width */\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega li a {\npadding: 7px 5px 7px 22px;\nbackground: url(images/bullet.png) no-repeat 5px 12px;\n}\n\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega li a:hover {\ncolor: #990000;\nbackground-image: url(images/bullet_on.png);\n}\n
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    That’s basically all that is required to create a more advanced layout for your mega menus.

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    Add the menu css rules to your theme style sheet and the necessary images to the theme images folder – make sure that you set the paths to any background images based on where you store your files – in our example we store the images in a folder called “images”, which is in the same sub-directory of the stlye sheet file.

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    If using a custom style sheet for your mega menu set the “skin” option in the widget control panel to “No Theme” – this will remove any of the sample skins from your website page.

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    The Complete CSS

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    \n/* Reset code to remove theme inherent styling */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu ul, .dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li {\nlist-style: none;\npadding: 0;\nmargin: 0;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu ul {\ndisplay: none; /* Hides non-mega links */\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu .sub ul {\ndisplay: block; /* overrides above hide */\n}\n\n/* Main menu styles */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu {\nbackground: #222 url(images/bg_black.png) repeat-x 0 -80px;\nwidth: 100%;\nheight: 40px;\nborder-right: 1px solid #1B1B1B;\nborder-left: 1px solid #1B1B1B;\nposition: relative; /* Important - required for positioning of mega menu */\nfont: normal 13px Arial, sans-serif;\nline-height: 16px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li {\nfloat: left;\nfont-weight: bold;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a {\nfloat: left;\ndisplay: block;\npadding: 12px 25px;\nbackground: url(images/bg_black.png) repeat-x 100% 0;\ncolor: #fff;\ntext-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #000;\ntext-decoration: none;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li.mega-hover a, .dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a:hover {\nbackground-position: 100% -40px;\ncolor: #000;\ntext-shadow: none;\n}\n\n/* Arrow tag for parent links */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a.dc-mega {\npadding-right: 38px; /* Additional padding for arrow */\nposition: relative; /* Required for arrow positioning */\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li a .dc-mega-icon {\ndisplay: block;\nposition: absolute;\ntop: 18px;\nright: 15px;\nwidth: 8px;\nheight: 6px;\nbackground: url(images/arrow.png) no-repeat 0 0;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li.mega-hover a .dc-mega-icon {\nbackground-position: 0 100%;\n}\n\n/* Mega Menu Styling */\n/* Mega Drop Down Container */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container {\nposition: absolute; /* Required */\nbackground: url(images/bg_sub_left.png) no-repeat 0 100%;\npadding-left: 10px;\nmargin-left: -3px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub {\nbackground: url(images/bg_sub.png) no-repeat 100% 100%;\npadding: 20px 20px 20px 10px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.mega .sub {\npadding: 20px 10px 0 0;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub .row { /* Clear the sub-menu floats */\nwidth: 100%;\noverflow: hidden;\nclear: both;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li {\nfloat: none;\nfont-size: 1em;\nfont-weight: bold;\n}\n/* Sub-menu Headers */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li.mega-hdr { /* Sub-menu headers - i.e. 2nd level navigation */\nfloat: left; /* Float the sub-menus and give them a fixed width to from the mega menu rows */\nwidth: 260px;\nmargin: 0 10px 20px 10px;\nborder: 1px solid #ccc;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub a { /* Clear the styles from the top-level links and set the font styles */\nbackground: none;\nborder: none;\ntext-shadow: none;\ncolor: #111;\npadding: 7px 10px;\ndisplay: block;\nfloat: none;\ntext-decoration: none;\nfont-size: 0.9em;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li.mega-hdr a.mega-hdr-a {\npadding: 7px 10px;\nmargin-bottom: 5px;\nborder-bottom: 1px solid #ccc;\ntext-transform: uppercase;\nfont-weight: bold;\ncolor: #000;\nbackground: #EAEAEA url(images/bg_hdr.png) repeat-x center center;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li.mega-hdr a.mega-hdr-a:hover {\ncolor: #000;\ntext-shadow: none;\n}\n\n/* Add the individual sub-menu backgrounds */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-1 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_coupe.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-2 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_sedan.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-3 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_convert.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-4 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_suv.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-5 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_pickup.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li#menu-item-6 {\nbackground: url(images/bg_sports.jpg) no-repeat 135px 40px;\n}\n\n/* Style the 3rd level links */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub li ul li {\nmargin-right: 90px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu .sub li.mega-hdr li a {\ncolor: #444;\nfont-weight: normal;\npadding: 3px 0 3px 25px;\nbackground: url(images/bullet.png) no-repeat 10px 8px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu .sub li.mega-hdr li a:hover {\ncolor: #990000;\nbackground-image: url(images/bullet_on.png);\n}\n\n/* Styling for items with only 2 levels */\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega .sub {\npadding: 20px 20px 20px 10px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega li {\nwidth: 190px; /* Set the drop down width */\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega li a {\npadding: 7px 5px 7px 22px;\nbackground: url(images/bullet.png) no-repeat 5px 12px;\n}\n.dcjq-mega-menu ul.menu li .sub-container.non-mega li a:hover {\ncolor: #990000;\nbackground-image: url(images/bullet_on.png);\n}\n
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    See custom mega menu demo.

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    Download

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    Download a complete working copy of the menu, including background images and style sheet – http://www.designchemical.com/lab/jquery/demo/download/custom_mega_menu_styles.zip

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    The Vertical Menu Options

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    When considering a menu type the main thing to take into account is the number of levels of the menu. Here we are looking at menus that have more than one level. You then need to consider whether the information in each sub-level is related or can be treat separately – i.e. are there advantages for the user if all menu options for each main menu link are displayed at the same time or is it important that you actually keep them separate.

    \n

    1. The Vertical Accordion Menu

    \n

    The accordion menu allows users to click on a menu link and have the sub-menu options slide out underneath. It is very popular since it offers a fairly compact, easy to navigate system and the sliding effect gives a good visible cue for the user to know that further options are available.

    \n

    Setting the menu so that only one main link can be open at any one time keeps the focus on the users current opton. Using CSS we can also add further styling to help indicate which is the current active menu item.

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Basic 2 level Accordion Menu

    \n

    Pros:

    \n

    Perfect for menus containing only 2 levels of navigation, where the sub-menus are easily recognisable. For a basic menu structure it offers a great way to effectively display your navigation in your web page side bar and offers a nice alternative to the standard flyout menus.

    \n

    The accordion menu will also degrade gracefully to a standard nested HTML list in the event that the user has javascript disabled and is easily styled using CSS.

    \n

    Cons:

    \n

    \n

    For menus that have multiple levels it becomes harder to track which are parent links and which are the sub-menus for each parent. Even using more advanced CSS styling there is a limit to the number of levels you can effectively display without confusing the user.

    \n

    Recommendation

    \n

    Use for basic sidebar navigation that has parent links with one level of child links.

    \n

    See the Wordpress Vertical Accordion Menu Plugin page for more information and examples.

    \n

    2. The Vertical Mega Menu

    \n

    The vertical mega menu creates a single “flyout” style container for each parent link, which contains all of the sub menus for that section. This allows the user to see all available options and therefore compare what link to click with other sub-menus.

    \n

    These are very popular with online stores, where you want to display a lot of product information yet still keep some kind of categorisation for the products.

    \n

    In terms of useability they are excellent since it only requires the user to activate the menu once to see all options. The larger area for the menu also makes it less tricky to navigate compared to multi-level flyout menus, which can sometimes test the users mouse skills.

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    3 level Mega Menu Showing All Product Categories/Links

    \n

    Pros:

    \n

    Excellent for displaying large groups of related links where the user will benefit from having the ability to view all options at the same time – perfect for online stores. Good useability and less awkward than multi-level flyout menus.

    \n

    With only one parent link its fairly easy to style the menu to give visual clues as to which is the current active menu option.

    \n

    Cons:

    \n

    Large area and will inevitably block the main page content. Also requires javascript combined with fairly advanced CSS to create the mega menu effect. This style of menu is basically useless for only 2 levels of navigation.

    \n

    Recommendation

    \n

    For navigation using related categories and minimum 3 levels.

    \n

    See the Wordpress Vertical Mega Menu Widget Plugin for more information and examples.

    \n

    3. The Drill Down Menu – iPod Stlye Menu

    \n

    Still relatively new, the drill down style menu offers an interesting and more fun method for users to navigate your links.

    \n

    Following the iPod style, users can drill down multiple levels of the menu, selecting various options to ultimately arrive at a very defined and specific list of available links.

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Drill Down Menu With Breadcrumb Navigation Showing Previous Options

    \n

    Pros:

    \n

    Perfect for navigation systems where you need to guide the user down specific options to ultimately offer exact links according to their needs and where different categories actually need to be kept separate.

    \n

    This is great for products that have various components where the items selected are critical to the final product. Also very good for structures such as web directories, where you can add value to the user by allowing them to be more specific about their needs.

    \n

    Due to their design and the way they operate they are very compact, occupy a fixed size in your sidebar and considering how they effectively manage large, complicated menu structures you cant beat it for size – obviously why Apple chose this style for the iPod!

    \n

    Cons:

    \n

    A lot of effort/clicks required by the user – it is therefore important that the drill down concept needs to actually add value to the users experience.

    \n

    More complicated to backtrack and the menu style makes it difficult/impossible to compare across categories.

    \n

    As with the vertical mega menu this also requires javascript to create the ipod effect, although CSS styling is fairly straightforward.

    \n

    Not particularly useful with less than 3 levels of navigation or for standard page navigation.

    \n

    Recommendation

    \n

    For navigating unrelated categories/sub-categories of minimum 3 levels or where you need to guide the user to a specific menu option based on their previous choices.

    \n

    Perfect for selling multi-component style products or navigation systems with a complicated heirarchy, where showing all available options would actually confuse the user.

    \n

    Go to the Wordpress Drill Down iPod Menu Plugin page to see drill down menu demos and more information.

    \n

    Summary

    \n

    The most important thing to keep in mind at all times, as well as selecting a menu plugin that looks good on your site, is that the method of navigation actually adds value to the users experience. If it doesnt add value, try alternatives and if it actually makes it more diffcult – you have the wrong plugin!

    \n

    One advantage to all 3 plugins is that they all work from exactly the same HTML structure and you can try out the same custom Wordpress menu with each different menu style and test which one works best for your Wordpress site.

    \n
    \n \n
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    With all of the different types of vertical menu Wordpress plugins out there it can sometimes be confusing as to what is the best option for your own Wordpress site.

    \n

    Today we review the 3 vertical menu plugins available on this site and summarise which one to use for each situation.

    \nThe Vertical Menu Options\n
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    With all of the different types of vertical menu Wordpress plugins out there it can sometimes be confusing as to what is the best option for your own Wordpress site.

    \n

    Today we review the 3 vertical menu plugins available on this site and summarise which one to use for each situation.

    \n

    The Vertical Menu Options

    \n\n

    When considering a menu type the main thing to take into account is the number of levels of the menu. Here we are looking at menus that have more than one level. You then need to consider whether the information in each sub-level is related or can be treat separately – i.e. are there advantages for the user if all menu options for each main menu link are displayed at the same time or is it important that you actually keep them separate.

    \n

    1. The Vertical Accordion Menu

    \n

    The accordion menu allows users to click on a menu link and have the sub-menu options slide out underneath. It is very popular since it offers a fairly compact, easy to navigate system and the sliding effect gives a good visible cue for the user to know that further options are available.

    \n

    Setting the menu so that only one main link can be open at any one time keeps the focus on the users current opton. Using CSS we can also add further styling to help indicate which is the current active menu item.

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Basic 2 level Accordion Menu

    \n

    Pros:

    \n

    Perfect for menus containing only 2 levels of navigation, where the sub-menus are easily recognisable. For a basic menu structure it offers a great way to effectively display your navigation in your web page side bar and offers a nice alternative to the standard flyout menus.

    \n

    The accordion menu will also degrade gracefully to a standard nested HTML list in the event that the user has javascript disabled and is easily styled using CSS.

    \n

    Cons:

    \n

    \n

    For menus that have multiple levels it becomes harder to track which are parent links and which are the sub-menus for each parent. Even using more advanced CSS styling there is a limit to the number of levels you can effectively display without confusing the user.

    \n

    Recommendation

    \n

    Use for basic sidebar navigation that has parent links with one level of child links.

    \n

    See the Wordpress Vertical Accordion Menu Plugin page for more information and examples.

    \n

    2. The Vertical Mega Menu

    \n

    The vertical mega menu creates a single “flyout” style container for each parent link, which contains all of the sub menus for that section. This allows the user to see all available options and therefore compare what link to click with other sub-menus.

    \n

    These are very popular with online stores, where you want to display a lot of product information yet still keep some kind of categorisation for the products.

    \n

    In terms of useability they are excellent since it only requires the user to activate the menu once to see all options. The larger area for the menu also makes it less tricky to navigate compared to multi-level flyout menus, which can sometimes test the users mouse skills.

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    3 level Mega Menu Showing All Product Categories/Links

    \n

    Pros:

    \n

    Excellent for displaying large groups of related links where the user will benefit from having the ability to view all options at the same time – perfect for online stores. Good useability and less awkward than multi-level flyout menus.

    \n

    With only one parent link its fairly easy to style the menu to give visual clues as to which is the current active menu option.

    \n

    Cons:

    \n

    Large area and will inevitably block the main page content. Also requires javascript combined with fairly advanced CSS to create the mega menu effect. This style of menu is basically useless for only 2 levels of navigation.

    \n

    Recommendation

    \n

    For navigation using related categories and minimum 3 levels.

    \n

    See the Wordpress Vertical Mega Menu Widget Plugin for more information and examples.

    \n

    3. The Drill Down Menu – iPod Stlye Menu

    \n

    Still relatively new, the drill down style menu offers an interesting and more fun method for users to navigate your links.

    \n

    Following the iPod style, users can drill down multiple levels of the menu, selecting various options to ultimately arrive at a very defined and specific list of available links.

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Drill Down Menu With Breadcrumb Navigation Showing Previous Options

    \n

    Pros:

    \n

    Perfect for navigation systems where you need to guide the user down specific options to ultimately offer exact links according to their needs and where different categories actually need to be kept separate.

    \n

    This is great for products that have various components where the items selected are critical to the final product. Also very good for structures such as web directories, where you can add value to the user by allowing them to be more specific about their needs.

    \n

    Due to their design and the way they operate they are very compact, occupy a fixed size in your sidebar and considering how they effectively manage large, complicated menu structures you cant beat it for size – obviously why Apple chose this style for the iPod!

    \n

    Cons:

    \n

    A lot of effort/clicks required by the user – it is therefore important that the drill down concept needs to actually add value to the users experience.

    \n

    More complicated to backtrack and the menu style makes it difficult/impossible to compare across categories.

    \n

    As with the vertical mega menu this also requires javascript to create the ipod effect, although CSS styling is fairly straightforward.

    \n

    Not particularly useful with less than 3 levels of navigation or for standard page navigation.

    \n

    Recommendation

    \n

    For navigating unrelated categories/sub-categories of minimum 3 levels or where you need to guide the user to a specific menu option based on their previous choices.

    \n

    Perfect for selling multi-component style products or navigation systems with a complicated heirarchy, where showing all available options would actually confuse the user.

    \n

    Go to the Wordpress Drill Down iPod Menu Plugin page to see drill down menu demos and more information.

    \n

    Summary

    \n

    The most important thing to keep in mind at all times, as well as selecting a menu plugin that looks good on your site, is that the method of navigation actually adds value to the users experience. If it doesnt add value, try alternatives and if it actually makes it more diffcult – you have the wrong plugin!

    \n

    One advantage to all 3 plugins is that they all work from exactly the same HTML structure and you can try out the same custom Wordpress menu with each different menu style and test which one works best for your Wordpress site.

    \n
    \n \n
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    Updated 19th April 2011

    \n

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    \n

    Mega menus are now very popular with improved useability over the standard flyout multi-level menus.

    \n

    This Wordpress plugin uses our jQuery Vertical Mega Menu plugin and allows you to very easily create vertical mega menus in your Wordpress sidebar using the standard custom menus available with Wordpress 3.0.

    \n

    The plugin can handle multiple mega menus … more

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    Updated 19th April 2011

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Mega menus are now very popular with improved useability over the standard flyout multi-level menus.

    \n

    This Wordpress plugin uses our jQuery Vertical Mega Menu plugin and allows you to very easily create vertical mega menus in your Wordpress sidebar using the standard custom menus available with Wordpress 3.0.

    \n

    The plugin can handle multiple mega menus on each page and provides 3 different choices for flyout menu animation effect – No Animation (show/hide), “fade In” or “slide out”. The plugin also gives the option of selecting either left or right for the flyout menu animation direction and comes with 8 styled skins.

    \n

    For horizontal mega menus refer to – Wordpress Mega Menu Widget Plugin.

    \n

    Download JQuery Vertical Mega Menu Widget 1.3.1 (6,490)

    \n

    \n

    Installation

    \n
      \n
    1. Upload the plugin through `Plugins > Add New > Upload` interface or upload `jquery-vertical-mega-menu` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
      2. \n
    2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
      3. \n
    3. In the widgets section, select the jQuery vertical mega menu widget and add to one of your widget areas
      4. \n
    4. Select one of the WP menus, set the required settings and save your widget
      5. \n
    \n

    Useage

    \n

    In order to use the vertical mega menu plugin you will need the following:

    \n

    A Wordpress custom menu

    \n

    Either use an existing menu or set one up via the menu option in Wordpress admin. Although the widget will work with any menu structure, for best results use 3 levels for the custom menu – see sample screenshot of custom menu structure below.

    \n

    Widget area

    \n

    Either use an existing widget area in your Wordpress theme or create a new widget area in the required location. This is a vertical menu so it needs to be located in a sidebar or column.

    \n

    For more information on how to add a new widget to your Wordpress theme see our follow up Wordpress tutorial – “Adding A Widget Area To Your Theme Files”.

    \n

    Create Your Vertical Mega Menu

    \n

    To create your vertical mega menu go to the widget admin page and drag the “jQuery Vertical Mega Menu” widget to the desired widget area. Then select your custom menu from the drop down list in the widget control panel.

    \n

    Click “save” to activate the widget.

    \n

    Configuring Your Widget

    \n

    The widget has several parameters that can be configured to help cutomise the mega menu:

    \n

    Number Items Per Row

    \n

    Select the number of sub-menu items to be shown on each row of the flyout mega menu.

    \n

    Animation Effect

    \n

    The effect used to display the flyout mega menu – options are; No Animation(i.e. show/hide), fade in or slide out. See the vertical mega menu demo page for examples.

    \n

    Animation Direction

    \n

    Choose the direction for the flyout menu – either left or right.

    \n

    Animation Speed

    \n

    The speed at which the dropdown menu will open/close

    \n

    Skin

    \n

    8 different sample skins are available to either use “out of the box” or give examples of css that can be used to style your own vertical mega menu

    \n

    FAQ

    \n
    \n

    The menu appears on the page but does not work. Why?

    \n

    One main reason for this is that the plugin adds the required jQuery code to your template footer. Make sure that your template files contain the wp_footer() function.

    \n

    Another likely cause is due to other non-functioning plugins, which may have errors and cause the plugin javascript to not load. Remove any unwanted plugins and try again. Checking with Firebug will show where these error are occuring.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    How should I structure my custom menu to get the best results?

    \n

    The widget works by taking the standard menu structure and creating the sub-menus from the nested links. To get the full effect you need to have 3 levels within the custom menu:

    \n
      \n
    1. First level is used for the main menu items
      2. \n
    2. The second level is used to create the sub-menu headings
      3. \n
    3. The 3rd level links are then grouped together under the headings to create the menu options
      4. \n
    \n

    Example – Products –> Category –> Product Ranges

    \n

    To view a screenshot of the complete menu structure used to create the demo menus – click here

    \n
    \n
    \n

    The menu appears on the page and looks correct but I cant see the flyout menu?

    \n

    Make sure that your theme does not have the side column, where your menu is located, set to overflow: hidden in the style sheet file – this will hide the flyout menu.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    How can I create my own custom CSS style sheet for the menu?

    \n

    See Wordpress Tutorial – Create Your own Custom Vertical Mega Menu for more information and sample custom CSS.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    Many issues that can crop up with installing and using the plugin with different themes have been covered in our comments section. Please check previous comments for further information/tips.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    Demo jQuery Vertical Mega Menu

    \n

    View The jQuery Vertical Mega Menu Demo

    \n

    Download The Plugin

    \n

    Download JQuery Vertical Mega Menu Widget 1.3.1 (6,490)

    \n

    \n

    If you find this plugin useful please rate it at wordpress.org.

    \n

    If you have any problems, suggestions on how we can make the plugin better or would like help creating a new skin for the vertical mega menu let us know via comments, email or our online contact form.

    \n
    \n
    \n\n\n\n\n\n
    \n

    All of our Wordpress and Jquery plugins are created and supported for free. However … we are always happy to receive any donations if you do find the plugins useful!

    \n
    \n
    \n
    \n

    Updates

    \n

    Version 1.3 – 19th Apr 2011

    \n
      \n
    • Fixed: IE Invalid Argument bug in jQuery plugin
      • \n
    \n

    Version 1.2 – 15th Apr 2011

    \n
      \n
    • Fixed: Sub menu positioning bug for bottom menu option
      • \n
    \n

    Version 1.1 – 23rd Mar 2011

    \n
      \n
    • Fixed: IE7 bug with sub-menu widths
      • \n
    \n

    Screenshots

    \n

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    \n

    Widget in edit mode

    \n

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    \n

    Sample custom mega menu structure – For best results use 3 levels for the custom menu

    \n

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    \n

    Available menu skins

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Example of open mega menu

    \n

    For more information and tips on the best type of vertical menu plugin to use refer to – Choosing a Vertical Menu Wordpress Plugin For Your Site.

    \n
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    Updated 19th April 2011

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Mega menus are now very popular with improved useability over the standard flyout multi-level menus.

    \n

    This Wordpress plugin uses our jQuery Vertical Mega Menu plugin and allows you to very easily create vertical mega menus in your Wordpress sidebar using the standard custom menus available with Wordpress 3.0.

    \n

    The plugin can handle multiple mega menus … more

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    Updated 19th April 2011

    \n

    \"\"

    \n

    Mega menus are now very popular with improved useability over the standard flyout multi-level menus.

    \n

    This Wordpress plugin uses our jQuery Vertical Mega Menu plugin and allows you to very easily create vertical mega menus in your Wordpress sidebar using the standard custom menus available with Wordpress 3.0.

    \n

    The plugin can handle multiple mega menus on each page and provides 3 different choices for flyout menu animation effect – No Animation (show/hide), “fade In” or “slide out”. The plugin also gives the option of selecting either left or right for the flyout menu animation direction and comes with 8 styled skins.

    \n

    For horizontal mega menus refer to – Wordpress Mega Menu Widget Plugin.

    \n

    Download JQuery Vertical Mega Menu Widget 1.3.1 (6,490)

    \n

    \n

    Installation

    \n
      \n
    1. Upload the plugin through `Plugins > Add New > Upload` interface or upload `jquery-vertical-mega-menu` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
      2. \n
    2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
      3. \n
    3. In the widgets section, select the jQuery vertical mega menu widget and add to one of your widget areas
      4. \n
    4. Select one of the WP menus, set the required settings and save your widget
      5. \n
    \n

    Useage

    \n

    In order to use the vertical mega menu plugin you will need the following:

    \n

    A Wordpress custom menu

    \n

    Either use an existing menu or set one up via the menu option in Wordpress admin. Although the widget will work with any menu structure, for best results use 3 levels for the custom menu – see sample screenshot of custom menu structure below.

    \n

    Widget area

    \n

    Either use an existing widget area in your Wordpress theme or create a new widget area in the required location. This is a vertical menu so it needs to be located in a sidebar or column.

    \n

    For more information on how to add a new widget to your Wordpress theme see our follow up Wordpress tutorial – “Adding A Widget Area To Your Theme Files”.

    \n

    Create Your Vertical Mega Menu

    \n

    To create your vertical mega menu go to the widget admin page and drag the “jQuery Vertical Mega Menu” widget to the desired widget area. Then select your custom menu from the drop down list in the widget control panel.

    \n

    Click “save” to activate the widget.

    \n

    Configuring Your Widget

    \n

    The widget has several parameters that can be configured to help cutomise the mega menu:

    \n

    Number Items Per Row

    \n

    Select the number of sub-menu items to be shown on each row of the flyout mega menu.

    \n

    Animation Effect

    \n

    The effect used to display the flyout mega menu – options are; No Animation(i.e. show/hide), fade in or slide out. See the vertical mega menu demo page for examples.

    \n

    Animation Direction

    \n

    Choose the direction for the flyout menu – either left or right.

    \n

    Animation Speed

    \n

    The speed at which the dropdown menu will open/close

    \n

    Skin

    \n

    8 different sample skins are available to either use “out of the box” or give examples of css that can be used to style your own vertical mega menu

    \n

    FAQ

    \n
    \n

    The menu appears on the page but does not work. Why?

    \n

    One main reason for this is that the plugin adds the required jQuery code to your template footer. Make sure that your template files contain the wp_footer() function.

    \n

    Another likely cause is due to other non-functioning plugins, which may have errors and cause the plugin javascript to not load. Remove any unwanted plugins and try again. Checking with Firebug will show where these error are occuring.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    How should I structure my custom menu to get the best results?

    \n

    The widget works by taking the standard menu structure and creating the sub-menus from the nested links. To get the full effect you need to have 3 levels within the custom menu:

    \n
      \n
    1. First level is used for the main menu items
      2. \n
    2. The second level is used to create the sub-menu headings
      3. \n
    3. The 3rd level links are then grouped together under the headings to create the menu options
      4. \n
    \n

    Example – Products –> Category –> Product Ranges

    \n

    To view a screenshot of the complete menu structure used to create the demo menus – click here

    \n
    \n
    \n

    The menu appears on the page and looks correct but I cant see the flyout menu?

    \n

    Make sure that your theme does not have the side column, where your menu is located, set to overflow: hidden in the style sheet file – this will hide the flyout menu.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    How can I create my own custom CSS style sheet for the menu?

    \n

    See Wordpress Tutorial – Create Your own Custom Vertical Mega Menu for more information and sample custom CSS.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    Many issues that can crop up with installing and using the plugin with different themes have been covered in our comments section. Please check previous comments for further information/tips.

    \n
    \n
    \n

    Demo jQuery Vertical Mega Menu

    \n

    View The jQuery Vertical Mega Menu Demo

    \n

    Download The Plugin

    \n

    Download JQuery Vertical Mega Menu Widget 1.3.1 (6,490)

    \n

    \n

    If you find this plugin useful please rate it at wordpress.org.

    \n

    If you have any problems, suggestions on how we can make the plugin better or would like help creating a new skin for the vertical mega menu let us know via comments, email or our online contact form.

    \n
    \n
    \n\n\n\n\n\n
    \n

    All of our Wordpress and Jquery plugins are created and supported for free. However … we are always happy to receive any donations if you do find the plugins useful!

    \n
    \n
    \n
    \n

    Updates

    \n

    Version 1.3 – 19th Apr 2011

    \n
      \n
    • Fixed: IE Invalid Argument bug in jQuery plugin
      • \n
    \n

    Version 1.2 – 15th Apr 2011

    \n
      \n
    • Fixed: Sub menu positioning bug for bottom menu option
      • \n
    \n

    Version 1.1 – 23rd Mar 2011

    \n
      \n
    • Fixed: IE7 bug with sub-menu widths
      • \n
    \n

    Screenshots

    \n

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    \n

    Widget in edit mode

    \n

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    Love your product!  So glad you support what you build!  (from Jim H)

    What a really great and versatile plugin! (from Patrick T)

    Thanks for the awesome plugin!  (from Scott G)

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    • Bug: Fixed expired ads did not delete automatically (30 day delay now)

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    The version number was upgraded to reflect the major increase in functionality by allowing support for the new Featured Ads module.  ** Featured Ads will be released later this week.  **

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    Not to scare you with so much good news, but I’ve been busy with testing and implementation.  We have lots of good stuff for you in Version 1.8.0:

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    The version number has skipped a bit (1.07 to 1.8.0) in order to normalize it with standard software release numbering (where the numbering is usually major.minor.bug).  AWPCP has been around for a long time now, so calling this 1.1 seemed to be a bit understated.  Hopefully it’s not too confusing!

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    Download it now or use your auto-update in the Admin panel to get the goodness.

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    I checked my code and I made a horrible logic mistake which has resulted in the loss of ads for some people, depending on your board’s settings.

    I have reverted the change and 1.0.6.18 is now out there that will prevent ads from being deleted prematurely.  I have also added the ability to enable/disable ads from the admin panel.

    For those of you who had “Disable instead of Delete” set, your loss is minimal.  The plugin should automatically reset itself.

    For the rest of you, I cannot apologize deeply enough for my mistake here.  Your data is lost and it’s my fault.  I’m very sorry about that.  If you have some sort of WP database backup, now would probably be a good time to dig it up and restore your data in the awpcp_* tables.

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    I missed two places that still had the backslash problem (AdSense codes and Widget header/footer).  The same problem existed there as was fixed in the last release for the ad layout codes.

    I’ve fixed that bug in 1.0.6.17, along with an expiration problem where ads that shouldn’t expire, expired rather often (every 1 hour) if you used to have the setting for an expiration period, but then changed it to “No Expiration”.

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    Something I did in the last couple of updates caused the AWPCP Admin Panel to go crazy when you saved your HTML ad layout code.  Backslashes appeared like mosquitos and you couldn’t get rid of them!  Each successive click on “Save Settings” would double your problem.

    I’ve fixed that bug in 1.0.6.16, along with the following others:

    • Updated the Latest ads Widget to have options about what you display for images (none (old style), show, but don’t use “No Image” image, or the “new way”)
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    On Friday the 11th, Matt was interviewed by John Battelle of Federated Media in front of a packed ballroom, talking about the future of WordPress. That night, the annual SxSW WordPress BBQ party played host to hundreds of WordPress users, developers, and businesspeople, and attendees got an extra treat this year in the form of a t-shirt made especially to commemorate WordPress and its Texas roots.

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    Starting today, the South by Southwest trade show opens, and this year for the first time it will feature an official WordPress Genius Bar. Staffed by professional WordPress support staff, developers, advanced users, theme designers, and even some of the core contributors and project leaders, the booth will be open from 11am-6pm each day to answer questions and help people with any WordPress problems they might have. If you are at South by Southwest this year, consider stopping by to say hello and pick up a WordPress button or sticker. We’ll also have a limited supply of the special WordPress/Texas shirts that we’ll be giving away at the booth, so if you’re at SxSW between now and Thursday, stop by.  Hope to see you there!

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    Location: The WordPress booth will be in trade show stand numbers 829, 831, 928, and 930 (it’s an endcap booth that combines those four spaces). You can find us in those spaces by following the numbered banners hanging from the ceiling.

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    This release features a lightning fast redesigned linking workflow which makes it easy to link to your existing posts and pages, an admin bar so you’re never more than a click away from your most-used dashboard pages, a streamlined writing interface that hides many of the seldom-used panels by default to create a simpler and less intimidating writing experience for new bloggers (visit Screen Options in the top right to get old panels back), and a refreshed blue admin scheme available for selection under your personal options.

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    There’s a bucket of candy for developers as well, including our new Post Formats support which makes it easy for themes to create portable tumblelogs with different styling for different types of posts, new CMS capabilities like archive pages for custom content types, a new Network Admin, an overhaul of the import and export system, and the ability to perform advanced taxonomy and custom fields queries.

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    By the Numbers

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    There were over two thousand commits to the codebase in the 3.1 cycle! For a more comprehensive look at everything that has improved in 3.1, check out 3.1’s Codex page or the more than 820 closed issues in Trac.

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    Now is the time to drop by our development channels if you are interested in being involved with 3.2, as the agenda will be under discussion shortly. We’re hoping to get the 3.2 release out in a shorter development cycle (3.1 took too long) and include some fun improvements around plugins and the speed of the admin. (Don’t worry, we’re still planning on using PHP.)

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    Bruce Mau Design Incomplete Manifesto for Growth — “Written in 1998, the Incomplete Manifesto is an articulation of statements exemplifying Bruce Mau’s beliefs, strategies and motivations. Collectively, they are how we approach every project.” I dig. Hat tip: Noel.

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    WordPress 3.2 Beta 1 has been released. It’s not recommended for use on a live site yet, but testing is still encouraged. If you find any bugs, please report them as soon as possible with as much detail as possible.

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    The new beta sports performance improvements, distraction-free writing, a new Dashboard and Default Theme, more admin bar features, and no more support for long-outdated browsers (including links to the redesigned Browse Happy).

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    If you have any questions, please contact the special support forum or the wp-testers mailing list.

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    If you’re a plugin or theme developer, now’s the time to try WordPress 3.2, as the final release is on target for the end of June.

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    Have you tried the WordPress 3.2 beta yet? What do you think so far?

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    It seems like just yesterday that we released WordPress 3.1, but it’s actually been almost three months. We’ve spent that time putting together a new release focused on performance improvements, and are ready for our first beta testers!

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    As always, this is software still in development and we don’t recommend that you run it on a production site — set up a test site just to play with the new version. If you break it (find a bug), please report it, and if you’re a developer, try to help us fix it.

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    If all goes well, we hope to release WordPress 3.2 by the end of June, though that is (again, as always) subject to change depending on how the beta period goes. The more help we get with testing and fixing bugs, the sooner we will be able to release the final version. If you want to be a beta tester, you should check out the Codex article on how to report bugs.

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    Here’s some of what’s new:

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    Remember, if you find something you think is a bug, report it! You can bring it up in the alpha/beta forum, you can email it to the wp-testers list, or if you’ve confirmed that other people are experiencing the same bug, you can report it on the WordPress Core Trac. (I recommend starting in the forum or on the mailing list.)

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    Theme and plugin authors, if you haven’t been following the 3.2 development cycle, please start now so that you can update your themes and plugins to be compatible with the newest version of WordPress.

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    Note to developers: WordPress is built by the contributions of hundreds of developers. If you’d like to see this release come out on time, I encourage you to pitch in. Even if you don’t have time to do testing on the beta version, you could help us by contributing a fix for one of the many bugs we already know about.

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    Download WordPress 3.2 Beta 1

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    Now the Montreal Gazette‘s network of blogs is powered by WordPress and part of the WordPress.com VIP Hosting program. Welcome to the WordPress family!

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    Imagine browsing to a big web page with lots of images and scripts, and it loads in your browser almost instantly, nearly as fast as loading it from your hard drive. Now imagine you’re browsing a web site with about 60-70 of these pages and they all load very very fast. Sounds interesting? But how to do that? Prime the browser’s cache? Preload all components of the web pages somehow? Is that possible?

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    Well, yes and no. It is possible by using Gears. It can be set to store all “static” components (JS, CSS, images, etc.) of a web page or a whole web site and load them from the local storage every time they are requested by the browser. However the Gears team shifted their priorities to HTML 5.0 offline storage which was the main idea behind Gears in the first place. Unfortunately the HTML 5.0 specification for offline storage implements only some of the features that were available in Gears, so this type of caching (controlled by the user and managed by the server) is impossible.

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    That also had the side benefit of eliminating a big chunk of traffic to the server. At first look it doesn’t seem like a lot, 30-40 requests for the web page components followed by 30-40 of HEAD requests per page every now and then (while the browser cache is hot), but think about it in global scope: several millions of these pages are loaded every hour.

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    So, why not do the same with HTML 5.0 offline storage? Because it doesn’t work that way. The HTML 5.0 specification for offline storage is good only for… Offline storage. It’s missing a lot of the features Gears has. Yes, there is a workaround. We can “store offline” a skeleton of the web page and then load all the dynamic content with XHR (a.k.a. AJAX), but that method has other (quite annoying) limitations. Despite that we will try this method in WordPress for sure, but that discussion is for another post.

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    In short: the HTML 5.0 offline storage implementation is missing some critical features. For example a file that is stored there is not loaded from the storage when the browser goes to another page on the same website. Yes, it’s sad watching the browser load the same file again and again from the Internet when that file is already on the user’s hard drive.

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    What can we do about it? Don’t think there is anything that can be done short of changing, or rather enhancing the HTML 5.0 specification for offline storage. The XHR “hack” that makes this kind of caching possible with the current HTML 5.0 is still just a hack.

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    Elance seems to be the way to go these days, and it’s definitely worth noticing that “WordPress” is their most in-demand skill set. I used Elance for a few jobs in the past, and it’s incredibly easy. Just signup for an account, pick your client, and they’ll either take care of or walk you through the rest. They even have some nice arbitration options if a client stiffs you on the bill.

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    Another great place to look is the official WordPress Jobs board. In fact, that’s how I found my job here. The concept is pretty straight-forward. Just find a job posting that catches your eye, contact the poster, and proceed from there. Make sure that you subscribe to the site’s RSS feeds too. You don’t want to miss out on a great job just because someone else saw it before you did.

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    The most important bit of advice that I can offer is that you need to make yourself known and make an effort to contact potential clients. Don’t expect them to come to you. By all means, set up a site to advertise your services, but don’t expect to anyone to find it without word of mouth references, and don’t expect such references without satisfied clients.

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    Want a fun and challenging work environment? Want to build stuff on the cutting edge with and for WordPress? At Crowd Favorite we build cool things for the web. We get to play with the entire web stack, from back-end API architecture to advanced front-end HTML5, CSS and jQuery interfaces.

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    The first Lollapalooza music festival was held in 1991. 20 years later, they’re still going strong, and we’re stoked they’re using WordPress to make the 20th edition a success.

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    Previews of upcoming WordPress 3.2 changes seem to be pouring out regularly these days, especially since the news about the new distraction free writing mode earlier.

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    In February of this year the NTIA, in collaboration with the FCC, launched the National Broadband Map, an interactive website that allows users to view broadband availability across every neighborhood in the United States with the goal of encouraging local economic growth by facilitating the integration of broadband.

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    The Edmonton Journal now has a new platform for blogging – WordPress.com VIP!

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    A new distraction free writing mode has made its way into the WordPress trunk for the upcoming 3.2 release.

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    The Book of (Even More) Awesome comes out today, April 28th!

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    Maybe nobody realizes how long we slave over posts, how excited we are when we check our Stats pages, or how fun it is to get a comment from someone we’ve never met. I’ve been feeling these buzzes for two years and they’ve never got old to me. I am so grateful, so proud, and so flattered to be part of this amazing community.

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    WordPress 3.1.2 has been released and “addresses a vulnerability that allowed Contributor-level users to improperly publish posts,” while also fixing a few bugs.

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    You should be able to upgrade automatically from the Dashboard -> Updates section of your blog’s Dashboard, but you can also upgrade manually if you run into trouble.

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    WordPress 3.1.2 is now available and is a security release for all previous WordPress versions.

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    This release addresses a vulnerability that allowed Contributor-level users to improperly publish posts.

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    The issue was discovered by a member of our security team, WordPress developer Andrew Nacin, with Benjamin Balter.

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    We suggest you update to 3.1.2 promptly, especially if you allow users to register as contributors or if you have untrusted users. This release also fixes a few bugs that missed the boat for version 3.1.1.

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    Download 3.1.2 or update automatically from the Dashboard → Updates menu in your site’s admin area.

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    The students and projects for WordPress’s portion of Google Summer of Code 2011 have been announced. The students will be working with well-known community mentors on documentation revisions, file uploader enhancements, “Local Storage Drafts backup,” learn.wordpress.org (possibly similar to learn.wordpress.com), “enhanced emails,” threaded comment enhancements, “Extending WP Webservices,” additional language packs and enhancements to existing packs, UI improvements for the Android app, “Full-throttle Trac Annihilation” (clearing as many trac tickets as possible), “WordPress Move,” and “Template Versioning.”

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    WP-reCAPTCHA integrates reCAPTCHA anti-spam methods with WordPress including comment, registration, and email spam protection.

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    In the past, I’ve generally started with an existing theme, then just created a child theme to do subtle alterations specific to my site. But I got tired of wrestling with doing things the way that somebody else envisioned it, or having to work around extra layers of “framework” functionality in order to change something simple. I wanted my own theme that I would know inside and out. And let me tell you, I now have a new respect for theme authors. Building a theme is a lot of work, because there are a zillion little pieces and details to account for. If you are a developer, and you’ve never built a WordPress theme from scratch before, I highly recommend it as an exercise.

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    Let me start by saying that this new theme is not revolutionary. It’s not a “theme framework”. I haven’t put in any customizable options (yet, I might in the future). It’s not a “portfolio”, “news”, or “magazine” theme. It’s just a plain blogging theme. And at the time of this writing, it’s still not even complete (see the To Do section, below). But it has some features that I think are interesting and useful, and I finally got it far enough along that it was at the dogfood stage. So I’m launching it here to help expose the warts that still remain, and force me to deal with them.

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    I want to spend a few days working out some of the kinks here, but then I plan to make the source available. I’ve put it up on GitHub  (Formattd on GitHub) for now, to give anyone interested a chance to offer feedback and patches. Once it’s cleaned up enough, I’ll submit it for inclusion in the official WordPress.org theme repository.

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Kathleen Anderson sold land here in 1974 and 1975.\r\n\"Timberon will always remain in my heart... one of the best places on the planet... Kathleen Anderson.\"\r\n[nggallery id=5]','Kathleen Anderson',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','101-revision','','','2011-04-13 11:37:57','2011-04-13 17:37:57','',101,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2989',0,'revision','',0,''),(123,1,'2011-01-15 00:06:05','2011-01-15 07:06:05','Back to Photos\r\nMy wife, Kim, and I started going out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains. Here are some photos taken from on top of the mountain above Circle Cross and Timberon... 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    • Exploring August 2000\nSpending Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from around Agua Chiquita and above Forest Road 64 near the Sunspot Highway.
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    • Exploring September 2000\nGoing out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from the north and south extremes of Timberon - two very different climatic areas.
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    • Exploring October 2000\nExploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from up Jim Lewis Canyon and down Agua Chiquita.
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    • Bill Davis Photo Album\nSome black and white photos of people and places in Timberon during the 1980s.  They were taken by the late Bill Davis when he was the Publisher and Editor of the Timberon News.  Maybe you, or someone you know, is in these photos... more old photos are coming soon!
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    • Kathleen Anderson Photo Album\nSome photos of the early days of Timberon.  Kathleen Anderson sold land here in 1974 and 1975.  \"Timberon will always remain in my heart... one of the best places on the planet\"... Kathleen Anderson
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    • Sacramento Mountain Museum Photo Collection\nFrom the Sacramento Mountain Museum and Research Center... These photos are the property of the Museum and may not be reproduced from this website. Contact the Museum for more information... Museum Website.
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    • Sara Jo Patterson Photo Album\nVintage photos belonging to Sara Jo Patterson from Sixteen Springs.
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    • Kathy Worrell Photos\nPhotos taken by Kathy Worrell, most recent editor of the Mountain Times newspaper. Most photos here are of the Timberon 4th of July Parade.
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    • Edible Plants in the Sacramento Mountains - 7.01mb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from Daniel Kepler NMSU Paper in Cloudcroft Museum
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    • Algerita - 34.54kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Creosote - 47.56kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Cocklebur - 22.93kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Crown of Thorns - 8.91kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Dandelion - 25kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Desert Willow - 29.42kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Edible Plants in the Sacramento Mountains - 7.01mb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from Daniel Kepler NMSU Paper in Cloudcroft Museum
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    • Ephedra High Energy Desert Herb - 11.88kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Horehound - 271.01kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Juniper - 9.78kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Noxious Weeds - 200.22kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from information provided by the Otero County Extension Service.
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    • Ponderosa Pine - 52.96kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from information provided by the USFS.
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    • Prickly Poppy - 316.39kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Snake Broom Weed - 10.99kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Saint Peter\'s Staff - 47.78kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Yarrow - 39.92kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Yucca - 30.53kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Miria\'s Hide-a-Way',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2066-revision','','','2011-05-08 14:03:42','2011-05-08 20:03:42','',2066,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3518',0,'revision','',0,''),(3563,1,'2011-01-08 16:10:23','2011-01-08 23:10:23','A historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association. This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\r\n\r\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\r\n\r\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\r\n\r\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\r\n\r\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\r\n\r\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\r\n\r\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\r\n\r\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\r\n\r\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\r\n\r\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\r\n\r\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\r\n\r\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\r\n\r\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\r\n\r\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\r\n\r\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\r\n\r\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\r\n\r\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\r\n\r\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\r\n\r\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\r\n\r\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\r\n\r\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\r\n\r\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\r\n\r\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\r\n\r\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\r\n\r\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\r\n\r\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\r\n\r\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\r\n\r\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\r\n\r\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\r\n\r\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\r\n\r\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\r\n\r\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\r\n\r\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\r\n\r\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\r\n\r\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\r\n\r\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\r\n\r\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\r\n\r\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\r\n\r\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\r\n\r\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\r\n\r\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\r\n\r\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\r\n\r\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\r\n\r\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\r\n\r\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\r\n\r\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\r\n\r\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\r\n\r\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\r\n\r\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\r\n\r\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\r\n\r\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\r\n\r\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\r\n\r\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\r\n\r\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\r\n\r\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\r\n\r\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\r\n\r\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\r\n\r\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\r\n\r\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\r\n\r\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\r\n\r\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\r\n\r\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\r\n\r\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\r\n\r\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\r\n\r\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\r\n\r\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\r\n\r\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\r\n\r\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\r\n\r\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\r\n\r\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\r\n\r\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\r\n\r\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\r\n\r\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\r\n\r\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\r\n\r\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\r\n\r\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\r\n\r\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\r\n\r\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\r\n\r\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\r\n\r\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\r\n\r\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\r\n\r\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\r\n\r\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\r\n\r\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\r\n\r\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\r\n\r\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\r\n\r\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\r\n\r\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\r\n\r\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\r\n\r\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\r\n\r\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\r\n\r\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\r\n\r\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\r\n\r\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\r\n\r\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\r\n\r\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\r\n\r\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\r\n\r\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\r\n\r\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\r\n\r\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\r\n\r\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\r\n\r\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\r\n\r\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\r\n\r\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\r\n\r\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\r\n\r\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\r\n\r\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\r\n\r\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\r\n\r\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\r\n\r\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\r\n\r\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\r\n\r\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\r\n\r\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\r\n\r\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\r\n\r\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\r\n\r\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\r\n\r\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\r\n\r\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\r\n\r\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\r\n\r\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\r\n\r\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\r\n\r\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\r\n\r\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\r\n\r\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\r\n\r\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\r\n\r\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\r\n\r\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\r\n\r\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\r\n\r\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\r\n\r\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\r\n\r\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\r\n\r\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\r\n\r\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\r\n\r\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\r\n\r\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\r\n\r\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\r\n\r\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\r\n\r\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\r\n\r\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\r\n\r\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\r\n\r\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\r\n\r\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\r\n\r\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\r\n\r\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\r\n\r\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\r\n\r\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\r\n\r\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\r\n\r\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\r\n\r\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\r\n\r\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\r\n\r\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\r\n\r\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\r\n\r\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\r\n\r\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\r\n\r\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\r\n\r\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\r\n\r\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\r\n\r\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\r\n\r\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\r\n\r\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\r\n\r\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\r\n\r\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\r\n\r\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\r\n\r\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\r\n\r\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\r\n\r\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\r\n\r\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\r\n\r\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\r\n\r\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\r\n\r\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\r\n\r\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\r\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\r\n\r\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\r\n\r\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\r\n\r\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\r\n\r\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\r\n\r\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\r\n\r\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\r\n\r\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\r\n\r\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\r\n\r\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\r\n\r\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\r\n\r\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\r\n\r\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\r\n\r\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\r\n\r\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\r\n\r\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\r\n\r\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\r\n\r\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\r\n\r\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\r\n\r\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\r\n\r\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\r\n\r\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\r\n\r\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\r\n\r\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\r\n\r\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\r\n\r\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\r\n\r\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\r\n\r\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\r\n\r\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\r\n\r\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\r\n\r\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\r\n\r\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\r\n\r\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\r\n\r\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\r\n\r\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\r\n\r\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has lost $4,300 so far this year. Jordan Schaaf suggest a slight raise in prices because restaurant expenses are \"eating our lunch.\" Tom Cook suggests a different approach to increase volume by lowering food and liquor prices. It is decided after a long discussion to leave prices the way they are. Tom Cook advises the Board that after the summer season the restaurant will probably be closed, because we can\'t afford to spend the Property Owner\'s money to supplement the place.\r\n\r\nThe airstrip deed and map are received by the Property Owners, but a triangular section in the property has been omitted by the developer. Tom Cook says that he has spoken to Johnny Mobley about this and was told that an aircraft service area was planned to go in there in the future.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners contact the New Mexico Transportation Department and are advised that they do not qualify for aid in airstrip maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Public Service Commission sends a letter concerning their investigation concerning the power outages in Timberon. They advise people who can substantiate losses due to power outages to submit claims to Otero Electric for possible insurance payments.\r\n\r\nThere is a disagreement on where the Bar & Lounge should be located when the new annex is constructed. Jordan Schaaf recommends moving the bar upstairs along with the restaurant, while T.P. Hanson is in favor of leaving the bar downstairs to insure the original concept of separation of dining and drinking areas. The decision is made to move the bar upstairs, but it is not unanimous.\r\n\r\nThree rough sketches of floor plans for the Lodge Annex are presented by Architect Charles Nolan and one by Ron Maksyn. The Property Owners go with Ron Maksyn\'s plan after a few adjustments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 27, 1985...\r\n\r\nPool repairs are continuing. New concrete has been poured and a privacy fence is being installed around the lower section of the pool.\r\n\r\nArchitect Charles Nolan tells the Property Owners that the blueprints for the annex should be completed in about two weeks, then it will be put out for bid.\r\n\r\nWanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley and Marilyn Leary are asked by the Board to give their suggestions for decorating the new restaurant. Tom Cook suggests that no theme should be considered, but keep the restaurant richly elegant.\r\n\r\nCharles Nolan agrees to furnish an artist\'s conception of the Lodge Annex for public viewing.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager advises the Board that he has discussed the rumored new road from Sunspot to Scott Able Canyon with agents of the U.S. Forest Service and they said that such a road is included in future plans, but the completion date won\'t be until 1993.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 6, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Board attorney strongly advises against publishing the names of members that are delinquent in their dues payments.\r\n\r\nThe bids for the new Lodge Annex are scheduled to be opened on July 9th.\r\n\r\nMarilyn Leary, Elise Schaaf, Sue Haisley, Yvonne Fetters and Wanna Bell Ross are appointed as the design committee for the Lodge Annex.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 24, 1985...\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that construct began on the Lodge Annex August 12th.\r\n\r\nThe Board has been busy trying to cut the cost of the Annex in any feasible way.\r\n\r\nWillie Fenske advised the Board that a suit was being prepared against the Timberon Protective Association concerning mobile homes in the area.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters suggests that due to recent thefts in the Lodge and the improper use of the lobby as sleeping facilities, the Lodge should be locked at night. It is so ordered by the Board.\r\n\r\nThe first Annual Fireman of the Year award was given to Wanna Bell Ross.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 9, 1985...\r\n\r\nReceipts for the retirement dinner for Bill \"Smitty\" Smith total $286.83, not including the photograph taken at the dinner.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is commissioned to build the tables for the Lodge Annex dining room.\r\n\r\nAt this point the overall cost for the Lodge Annex is set at $301,947.\r\n\r\nSue Quick submits the proposed budget for the Timberon Protective Association at $70,210. The legal fund is raised to $10,000.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett suggests that the old restaurant area downstairs be used as a community library. The Board is leaning towards making it a nursery and does not give the library serious consideration at that time.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager attends a meeting in Cloudcroft which concerns the Forest Service\'s plans to build a logging road from the Sunspot area to Scott Able Canyon. It would originally be a 14 foot wide dirt road. Long range plans include widening it to a two lane blacktop road with the possibility of continuing it on into Timberon and eventually Pinon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 18, 1986...\r\n\r\nTo ward off a lawsuit, the requested changes are made and approved in the covenants of T-10.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett again presents a plan to use part or all of the basement area as a library. The Board instructs him to obtain more detailed information on establishing a library and asks the General Manager to check on any adverse insurance problems which may accompany the establishment of a nursery in the basement.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 8, 1986...\r\n\r\nA room upstairs in the Lodge, formerly known as the Lion\'s Room, is made available for use as a library.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley, the developer, discontinues maintenance of the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge Annex is scheduled to be finished by the end of March, with the Grand Opening to be the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend.\r\n\r\nLitigation continues over the Covenants in T-10, with the Timberon Protective Association pushing for a quick court decision.\r\n\r\nThe County takes the position that Timberon\'s population density does not qualify our roads for their attention. It is the Property Owner\'s responsibility to maintain them. Johnny Mobley gives the Property Owners a road grader for free.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 30, 1986...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb threatens to sue the Board if they do not give in to his demands for lower membership payments on his multiple lots in Timberon and other demands, some realistic and some not so. The Board begins to make plans for a compromise on the issues in question.\r\n\r\nThe County resumes grading in Timberon as a result of the efforts of the Timberon Road Committee.\r\n\r\nThe military refuses to grant the right-of-way necessary for an all-weather road south to 506.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 19, 1986...\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents a proposal that the Property Owners assume ownership and operation of the Water Company and the Golf Course. The details will be worked out through the attorneys.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners accept the Water Company and Golf Course with a resolution that is to be subject to the approval of both parties attorneys. Part of the agreement involved the Developer\'s offer to bring the back 9 on the golf course into operational condition and external renovation of the Pro Shop building.\r\n\r\nThe Developer turns over the retail liquor license to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are promised the use of the Timberon Logo \"for now and in the future.\"\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 3, 1987...\r\n\r\nTimberon Protective Association\'s outstanding legal bills over a covenants problem in T-10 have reached $8,273. Attorney Tom Sandenaw has donated $1,000 of his time on the suit.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the property owners that the construction of the Lodge Annex is substantially completed. Total cost of construction is $341,527.\r\n\r\nCurtis Reece suggested to the other Board members that bids on all items of consequence should be let, public notice locally should suffice. The Board will solicit the membership\'s opinion and think about it.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is drawn into the T-10 covenants lawsuit (also known as the Wilcox suit) that was filed against the Protective Association. It is decided that Mr. Wilcox be contacted to seek some avenue of negotiation concerning this matter.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe heating system in the Pro Shop building is switched over to propane. The move is praised as a great improvement.\r\n\r\nNorm Welborn, Chairman of the Water & Resources Committee, questions whether the water system is producing enough water for our growing community. He says the developer must improve the system before the property owners take it over.\r\n\r\nJoe Roseborrough presents plans for a proposed remodeling of the interior of the Pro Shop to accommodate a game room. The Board promises to review the plans.\r\n\r\nThe proposed road out of Timberon down Grapevine Canyon is dealt a death blow by General Infante, national defense needs were cited.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 9, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe property owners seem to be losing board member fast, with Lou Fetters resigning and then Curtis Reece.\r\n\r\nWork on the sprinkler systems at the golf course is progressing nicely. Special thanks are offered to Euel Ross, Curtis Reece, Vic Hollrah and T.P. Hanson for their volunteer work. Jesse Duckett is recognized for his volunteer help in the Pro Shop and with golf tournaments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 13, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe developer\'s liquor license is transferred to the property owners.\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Commissioners are invited to hold a meeting in Timberon and they actually accept.\r\n\r\nGuest memberships are established for the golf course at the rate of family memberships, or $75.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 15, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe many volunteers that helped with the parachute drops when the Green Berets were in Timberon were thanked. The Green Berets were testing newly designed parachutes.\r\n\r\nThe County Commissioners meet in Timberon and agree to work with us in getting the much-needed traffic control signs up.\r\n\r\nWin Thorp, President of the newly formed Men\'s Golf Association, recommends that the current Golf Pro George Thatcher be replaced with a person / or rehired in the capacity of someone - who can supervise activities and maintain the course on a full time basis. The Golf Association is also taking contributions for paint to use on the Pro Shop building, volunteers will paint it. The Property Owners Association donates $300 for paint.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the BLM will hold an open meeting here to discuss McGregor Range and how it affects Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe insurance adjuster is here inspecting the F10 fairway mower that burst into flames earlier this month.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe Wilcox lawsuit is appealed to the State Supreme Court. The Court rules in favor of Wilcox on one count, but found no evidence of any fraud on the second count.\r\n\r\nOtero County personnel begin installing stop signs and curve signs in Timberon.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters, Chairman of the Road Committee, proudly announces that a letter has been received from General Infante - the Army recommends approval to pave the back road to Timberon and asks that BLM issue the appropriate easements and right-of-way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 12, 1988...\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett volunteers to give free golf lessons to the young people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nCliff Pert requests that the Board donate land for a basketball court, several people have already pledged material and labor for the project. He is asked to report back at a later meeting.\r\n\r\nA request is made for permission to use the Lodge for some Little Theater productions. It would be necessary to build a stage at an approximate cost of $740, and it could be used for other purposes. Marcy Yeager was asked to report back to the Board on this at a later time.\r\n\r\nThe sprinkler system on the golf course has been completed and a representative of Southwest Toro is here to help with the programming of the computer system.\r\n\r\nIt appears that Lions Club bingo is becoming a regular event at the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 16, 1988...\r\n\r\nAn area adjacent to the playground is designated for the site of the new basketball court, construction will begin soon.\r\n\r\nThe Club Liquor license is to be moved from the Lodge to the Pro Shop and the Retail Liquor license is moved from the Pro Shop to the Lodge. This should happen by October.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary, the General Manager, resigns.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 11, 1988...\r\n\r\nPlans are being made for the Fourth of July weekend - steak fry at the golf course, annual parade, Puttin\' on the Lips, and a dance with the KHEY Band.\r\n\r\nFrank Preston is the new General Manager.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to pay the additional $250 to complete the Little Theater\'s stage.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 9, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe first Christmas in July, arts and crafts fair, is held.\r\n\r\nMitch Johnson donates a lot to the Property Owners Association on the condition that it be raffled and the proceeds used on the golf course.\r\n\r\nFirst Nation Bank of Alamogordo is in the process of foreclosing on the Water Company.\r\n\r\nLila Oliveri comments on the condition of the airstrip - damage being done to their plane.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 13, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club builds a new BBQ pit behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates the materials to build a trophy case for the lobby of the Lodge, the Lions Club / Dave Davis agrees to build it.\r\n\r\nTie downs for six airplanes are installed on the airstrip.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to convert the basement of the Lodge into a recreation room.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Fire Department receives the Best Community Service Award, the Fire Chief receives the State Award for Fire Chief of the Year, Chris Murtishaw and Steve Hollabaugh both also receive state awards.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated December 10, 1988...\r\n\r\nSquare Dance lessons are offered in the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association was effectively abolished. Hazzie Quick resigned from the Property Owners Board citing family / personal reasons and there is definite evidence that his wife, Sue, may have been embezzling funds from the organization.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 11, 1989...\r\n\r\nA decision is made to contract Triple M Company to maintain the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nMax Goodwin, District Ranger in Cloudcroft / Forest Service, spoke regarding the Forest Service\'s 10-year long range plan and asked for any suggestions as to how they could better serve the people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association files for dissolution with the Corporation Commision.\r\n\r\nThe first hearing regarding the formation of a Water District in Timberon was held in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 15, 1989...\r\n\r\nTimberon is a top contender for the location of a Forest Service warehouse. The developer has offered to donate some property on which to place the warehouse, should Timberon be selected.\r\n\r\nThe Forest Service proposes putting a 60\' radio tower here, if it is agreeable with us. It is decided that they can put it up by the ninth green of the golf course.\r\n\r\nAlamogordo School District begins making noises about closing the Timberon School. A letter is sent to them in defense of the school being here.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 20, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe property owners file a class action suit against Developer Johnny Mobley, hoping to recover some funds or assets to cover the many promises made that had not been fulfilled.\r\n\r\nThe Alamogordo School Board votes four to one in favor of keeping the Timberon School open another year.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that for her embezzlement, Sue Quick was given a 9-year suspended sentence. She was instructed to repay the Property Owners Association, starting with a $5,000 payment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 8, 1989...\r\n\r\nOn lawsuits: the Wilcox Case is still in court, Sue Quick paid $400 back, the class action against the developer is still in litigation.\r\n\r\nThe property owners are informed that everyone should plan to attend the County Commissioner\'s meeting when a reserve deputy for Timberon is put on the agenda.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting a lifeguard for the pool is looked into.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 30, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe Little Theater performs a play called \"The Neglected Husband\'s Sewing Club.\"\r\n\r\nOne of the Timberon parks is dedicated to Mary Glover, there will be a Mary Glover Memorial Dance that evening.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Lions Club has completed putting up street signs.\r\n\r\nHugh Ellison speaks on the proposed Water & Sanitation District. The original petition is to include water, roads and sewer. The Property Owners Association supports the Water District petition, but feels it should include solid waste removal, landfill services, recreation and park facilities. The Water District is the nearest thing Timberon is ever going to see to incorporation (town or village status).\r\n\r\nAt present Sue Quick is repaying $225 a week to the property owners. The balance of what she still owes is $45,622.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates a piano to the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe focus for a better road into Timberon is moved from the south route to the 14 mile Sacramento River Road.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 13, 1990...\r\n\r\nCiting the expensive legal costs involved in continuing litigation, the Property Owners offer 1st National Bank of Alamogordo $100,000 for the water company (in bankruptcy with the developer) even though it is still felt that the Property Owners have a strong claim to ownership as a result of past agreements. The offer was refused and no counter-offer was made.\r\n\r\nVoting is held to make way for the formation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District.\r\n\r\nTitle insurance is obtained for the golf course and the Property Owners are in the process of getting the insurance for the rest of their deeded property. The was seen as a wise move, in light of the developer\'s bankruptcy and the confrontational stance of the 1st National Bank.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the New Mexico Highway Department has completed a study to get a draft through for the upgrading of the road from Sunspot to Timberon. A copy of the draft is sent to our representatives and Bill #369 starts along its political journey in Santa Fe.\r\n\r\nBruce Rhodes presents an appreciation plaque in honor of Bobby Postlewaite\'s many years of dedicated service to the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Sheriff come to Timberon for a town hall meeting to discuss internal security.\r\n\r\n$40,000 is allotted by the State and put into the State Highway Department\'s surplus fund for an engineering survey of the 14 mile Sacramento River Road. This part of a 90%-10% split, in which the County needs to come up with $4,000 for the preliminary assessment and environmental impact study on the road.\r\n\r\nSue Quick is still making payments for her embezzlement, at this point she owes $43,196.\r\n\r\nAn Order for Incorporation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District is completed by Judge Grissom.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 21, 1990...\r\n\r\nA petition is circulated among Property Owners to present to the Otero County Commissioners for a full-time deputy in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club begin soliciting support and donations for covering the BBQ pit area behind the Lodge building with a roof.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 12, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are told by the Otero County Commissioners that their budget will not support a deputy for Timberon.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Memorial Day golf tournament proceeds of $567, and whatever money comes from the Firecracker Open on the July 4th weekend, will go towards helping pay for the restrooms on hole #6. The restroom building was donated by Dell Telephone.\r\n\r\nThe 1st Annual Watermelon Feast is held at the Mary Glover Memorial Park.\r\n\r\nA letter was received from the EID concerning violations at the old Timberon Dump. The problems were addressed by the Property Owners - who were looking into the future when the Timberon Water & Sanitation District would be operating a full-blow land fill system.\r\n\r\nThe County refuses to consider taking any more roads that are brought up to specs - with the formation of the new Water District, they want to wait and see what happens.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 14, 1990...\r\n\r\nLou Fetters and Euel Ross attend a meeting at the New Mexico highway Commission in Alamogordo. The Commission writes a letter of concern asking the State to make the road from Sunspot to Timberon a priority. It is stated that the County puts up their $4,000 of the matching funds to start the Environmental Study of the 14 mile road.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are in an on-going process to gain clear title to the landfill (old dump) as Timberon needs it to remain operational.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association moves to turn over their rights and claim to the water system and ownership of the airstrip, fishing lakes, existing 9 holes of the golf course and clubhouse, unfinished second 9 holes of the golf course, swimming pool, lodge complex, and landfill at no charge. The only stipulation was an agreement on perpetual care, maintenance, and use for the benefit of all Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe T-Mart (a little hardware store located next to where Blue Water Real Estate is today - the Glovers live there now) closes its doors for good.\r\n\r\nConcern is expressed about the deteriorating condition of the airstrip\'s surface - it is suggested that vehicle be kept off it.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 18, 1990...\r\n\r\nA buffet is held in the Lodge, with the entertainment being the School Booster\'s \"Puttin\' on the Lips.\"\r\n\r\nA program is started for junior firefighters. They must be 16 years of age to start and 18 years old to become a full-scale firefighter.\r\n\r\nAnn Cobb donates 5.3 acres of land to the fire department for a new substation.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 17, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is $8,000 over budget for the year in legal fees, and the amount is still rising due to the Wilcox Case (over doublewides in T-10 supposedly in violation of the restrictive covenants).\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the two year study by the New Mexico State Highway Department has been completed and a report received. The report recommends the improvement of the 14 miles (Sacramento River Road) into Timberon and environmental and engineering studies are now under way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nFrank Preston retires as General Manager for the Association.\r\n\r\nWinning the court case concerning the covenants in T-10, Wilcox files another lawsuit asking $47,000 in legal fees and court costs be paid by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nRuby Roberts becomes the new acting manager for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nNumerous break-ins have occurred of late and the Association offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.\r\n\r\nThe Pro Shop inventory is sold to Jesse Duckett for $1,535.00 as he is taking over management of the shop.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 18, 1991...\r\n\r\nLeon Metz, well-known historical writer, came for Channel 7 in El Paso as a guest of the Property Owners. He and his photographer toured the Lodge and other historical areas in and around Timberon. His presentation will air on Sunday the 19th.\r\n\r\nA caravan of officials, some 27 of them from federal, state, county and forest service came to Timberon to ponder the 14 mile road criteria.\r\n\r\nDick Moore reports that all Property Owners Association property has now been officially transferred to the new Water District. He also says that all of the Association\'s outstanding debts have been paid off.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 17, 1991...\r\n\r\nA resolution is formally passed to dissolve the Timberon Property Owners Association. T.P. Hanson commended the Board for their hard work and stated that we had the most beautiful place in the whole world, and that he hoped the negative thinkers and freeloaders would have to pay taxes until their noses bleed. T.P. also stated that \"we have torn up the thing that we had - which was the best thing in the world.\"\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association ceases all architectural control activities, as they no longer have the manpower or funding.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nOn the advice of their attorney, the Property Owners Association will be dissolved through the courts instead of the Corporation Commission.\r\n\r\nVic Hollrah mentions to the Property Owners what great condition and good business the golf course has experienced this year.\r\n\r\nDue to the dissolution, the liquor license needs to be sold. The Board feels that the license is an asset which needs to be preserved for the pleasure of the Property Owners. The bids will be looked at very closely in hopes of selecting someone who will provide a good and reliable service for the Property Owners - and will keep the license on the mountain.\r\n\r\nCharlie Bain suggests that the time has arrived for some sort of \"business association\" to be formed to carry on the social activities that TPOA had been sponsoring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 24, 1992...\r\n\r\nDick Moore and High Ellison resign from the Property Owners Board of Directors over issues concerning the proposed handling of the Wilcox case during the final stages.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Community Action Group (TCAG) begins formation - to take up some of the slack created by the Property Owners Association dissolving.\r\n\r\nA group of Timberon Property Owners, calling themselves Discover Timberon, propose to operate a bar and package store at the Golf Course Lounge. They purchase the license for $8,500.\r\n\r\nAn agreement was reached in the T-10 Case, the Association pays Wilcox $25,127.50 and the 17 homes disputed in the suit will not have to be moved out. This move also settles all legal action pending against the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 26, 1992...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association disposes of all remaining assets to the new Water District.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is legally dissolved by the courts in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nThis should be the end of the story, but it\'s not. You see the Court Clerk forgot to submit the proper records to the New Mexico Corporation Commission, or maybe they were lost in the mail. The result is that the Association was never completely dissolved in the eyes of the New Mexico Corporation Commission, even though it was legally dissolved.\r\n\r\nIn 1997, for a short period, the original Association\'s charter was revived - with the officers being Dwayne Beagles, Virgil Beagles, and Bill Curtis. This reincarnation ended when the Corporation Commission was properly informed of the dissolution by the courts in 1992. 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Kathleen Anderson.\"\r\n[nggallery id=5]','Kathleen Anderson Photos',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','101-revision-10','','','2011-01-20 20:28:26','2011-01-20 20:28:26','',101,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2986',0,'revision','',0,''),(871,1,'2011-02-17 16:00:30','2011-02-17 16:00:30','← Return to Member\'s Front Page[members-list]','Members List',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','closed','closed','','members-list','','','2011-05-05 12:24:24','2011-05-05 18:24:24','',863,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=871',0,'page','',0,''),(3582,1,'2011-05-08 16:37:47','2011-05-08 22:37:47','','Plant Articles',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3581-revision','','','2011-05-08 16:37:47','2011-05-08 22:37:47','',3581,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3582',0,'revision','',0,''),(2074,1,'2011-03-30 13:50:37','2011-03-30 19:50:37','In general, the Southeast Region of New Mexico has the poorest health status in the state as a result of lower income levels and educational achievement, a higher adult smoking rate, and higher rates of chronic disease and chronic deaths. Current health status data by region and county can be found in New Mexico Department of Health’s Indicator-Based Information System (IBIS) at ibis.health@state.nm.us.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Department of Health regularly examines New Mexico’s health status to guide policy decisions and improve health programs. “Tracking the health status of New Mexico regions and counties allows us to target prevention programs toward the areas of greatest need,” says Department of Health Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Catherine Torres.\r\n\r\nIn general, Bernalillo County has the best health status in New Mexico of any region partly due to higher regional income levels, educational attainment, and health care coverage. Because all other regions of New Mexico do less well on these demographic factors, the health status of these regions is more adversely affected. The Southeast Region had the highest total death rate in 2009 at 977.3 deaths per 100,000 people, while Bernalillo County had the lowest total regional death rate at 838.9 deaths per 100,000 people.\r\n\r\nOf concern for the future is the highest youth smoking rate of 26.3 percent among high school students in the Northwest Region, which also has the highest regional alcohol-related death rate in New Mexico.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Department of Health provides counties and regions with information on their strengths and weaknesses through IBIS, which allows them to focus attention in those areas.\r\n\r\nWhy Indicator-Based? The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that comprehensive key indicator systems had the following positive effects:\r\n
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Kathleen Anderson.\"\r\n[nggallery id=5]','Kathleen Anderson Photos',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','kathleen-anderson-photo-album','','','2011-05-08 09:18:33','2011-05-08 15:18:33','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3458',0,'post','',0,''),(3459,1,'2011-05-08 09:16:17','2011-05-08 15:16:17','Photos of the early days of Timberon. Kathleen Anderson sold land here in 1974 and 1975.\n\"Timberon will always remain in my heart... one of the best places on the planet... Kathleen Anderson.\"\n[nggallery id=5]','Kathleen Anderson Photo Album',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3458-revision','','','2011-05-08 09:16:17','2011-05-08 15:16:17','',3458,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3459',0,'revision','',0,''),(3460,1,'2011-05-08 09:13:32','2011-05-08 15:13:32','Below are black and white photos of people and places in Timberon during the 1980s. 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Kathleen Anderson.\"\r\n[nggallery id=5]','Kathleen Anderson Photo Album',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3458-revision-2','','','2011-05-08 09:17:03','2011-05-08 15:17:03','',3458,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3461',0,'revision','',0,''),(3462,1,'2009-05-08 09:20:46','2009-05-08 15:20:46','Photos taken by Kathy Worrell, most recent editor of the Mountain Times newspaper. Most photos here are of the Timberon 4th of July Parade.\r\n[nggallery id=7]','Kathy Worrell Photos',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','open','closed','','kathy-worrell-photos','','','2011-05-08 09:50:24','2011-05-08 15:50:24','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3462',0,'post','',0,''),(3454,1,'2011-05-07 16:29:51','2011-05-07 22:29:51','Below are black and white photos of people and places in Timberon during the 1980s. They were taken by the late Bill Davis when he was the Publisher and Editor of the Timberon News. 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Your business doesn\'t have to be located in Timberon, but must in some rational way support or have an interest in Timberon.\n[bizdir_addform name=\"Phone Directory\"]','Community Directory',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','18-autosave','','','2011-02-01 15:23:21','2011-02-01 15:23:21','',18,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=560',0,'revision','',0,''),(591,1,'2011-02-03 23:57:27','2011-02-03 23:57:27','Add your phone number to the directory... All submissions are reviewed before they appear on the website. 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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Coconino',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2064-revision','','','2011-05-08 13:50:08','2011-05-08 19:50:08','',2064,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3499',0,'revision','',0,''),(3107,1,'2011-05-08 14:03:07','2011-05-08 20:03:07','Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.\n\n88 Chresta Loma\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\n\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\n\n[nggallery id=26]\n\n[my-email subject=\"Miria\'s Hide-a-Way\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\n
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    \nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\n\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Miria\'s Hide-a-Way',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','2066-autosave','','','2011-05-08 14:03:07','2011-05-08 20:03:07','',2066,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3107',0,'revision','',0,''),(934,1,'2011-02-21 00:29:48','2011-02-21 00:29:48','   The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented. The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore. Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889. It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford. They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years. Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee. During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n  Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\nThe Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found. The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\nJudge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\nEven after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\nDoc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\nRight after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\nIn 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\nAfter the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\nIn March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\nIn October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n  The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\nAlso of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976. The crater was near the present day dumpster site. According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez. The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History. If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\nIn the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\nA three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\nTelephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nTWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nToday, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\nNoel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss. Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. 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    \r\nI was born March 28, 1882 in a small Texas village called Hilton. It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\r\n\r\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\r\n\r\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\r\n\r\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\r\n\r\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\r\n\r\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\r\n\r\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\r\n\r\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\r\n\r\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\r\n\r\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\r\n\r\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\r\n\r\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\r\n\r\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\r\n\r\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\r\n\r\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\r\n\r\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\r\n\r\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\r\n\r\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\r\n\r\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\r\n\r\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\r\n\r\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\r\n\r\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\r\n\r\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\r\n\r\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\r\n\r\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\r\n\r\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\r\n\r\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\r\n\r\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\r\n\r\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n

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    \nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\n\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    \r\n\r\n   The orange-shirted workers and cranes are gone; the Mexican Canyon Trestle now stands strong and quiet, reminding us of the days when the train took logs down and brought visitors up the mountain. Now what?  Soon we will again have the bustle of construction in the area. Briston Construction is planning to begin work on the Trestle Vista around the first of April.  Highway 82 will be moved north, making more space on the south side for safe parking.  A side walk with interpretive signs will be installed, as will a viewing platform with benches, so visitors can sit down and enjoy the Trestle, White Sands, a sunset, their lunch, or the fresh mountain air.\r\n\r\n   While moving the highway may temporarily slow traffic, two lanes are expected to stay open to keep those cars moving. Highway relocation will obliterate the existing trailhead and parking for the popular Osha Trail. Work is planned to begin in March on an alternative access trail and parking for the Osha Trail. This new trailhead will be located at the bottom of Muchachita Avenue where it meets Highway 82. Visitors in Pines Campground will still be able to access Osha Trail from the campground.  As always, visitors can park in town and walk out Osha Trail road.\r\nIf you’d like to help with trail construction, please contact Peg Crim, at pcrim@fs.fed.us, or 575-434-7231 or leave your name and contact information at the Sacramento District Office.\r\n\r\n
    \r\n        For more information on the Lincoln National Forest, please review our website at:  www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln or follow us on Twitter.com/lincolnsmokey.   \r\n\r\n[gallery link="file"]','Historic Railroad Trestle Work Continues',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','905-revision-39','','','2011-03-15 16:49:10','2011-03-15 16:49:10','',905,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=1650',0,'revision','',0,''),(665,1,'2011-03-21 21:42:03','2011-03-21 21:42:03','Animals found around the state of New Mexico, this includes mammals, fish, birds, reptiles and insects - taken from Wildlife Notes...  \n\n\"\"  Adobe PDF Files that open in a \"New Window\" \n','NM Wildlife Notes',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','661-autosave','','','2011-03-21 21:42:03','2011-03-21 21:42:03','',661,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=665',95,'revision','',0,''),(3583,1,'2011-05-08 16:35:13','2011-05-08 22:35:13','Animals found in the Timberon area... This includeds mammals, birds, fish, and even insects. Taken from Articles in the \"Old\" Mountain Times Newspaper.\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"15\" showkey=\"no\"]','Whiting Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','whiting-cabin','','','2011-05-08 14:44:35','2011-05-08 20:44:35','',2002,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=2070',0,'page','',0,''),(3521,1,'2011-05-08 14:12:44','2011-05-08 20:12:44','This rustic property has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.\r\n\r\n187 Dixwood\r\nDirections to the Abbott Log Cabin at 187 Dixwood in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the second right onto Apache Dr. Take the first left onto Dixwood. The log cabin will be on your left at the first complete intersection that you come to. This will be Dixwood and Carson.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=24]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Abbott Log Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"11\" showkey=\"no\"]','Abbott Log Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2062-revision-2','','','2011-05-08 14:12:44','2011-05-08 20:12:44','',2062,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3521',0,'revision','',0,''),(3508,1,'2011-04-23 13:54:22','2011-04-23 19:54:22','There are two bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The bedrooms include king-size bed, queen-size bed, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioner, screened-in porch, telephone, a charcoal grill, and DVD with satellite TV. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.\r\n\r\n172 Bronco\r\nDirections to the Whiting Cabin at 172 Bronco in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft: Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Stay on Sacramento. You will go around two different sharp right hand curves. After the second curve, turn left onto Rocky Trail. Take the first left onto Shallow Creek. Take the third right onto Mountainaire. Take the second left onto Concho. Take the second right onto Stallion. Take the first left onto Bronco. The street sign is hard to see here but there is a tire around a water valve in the middle of the intersection. The Whiting Cabin is the second house on the left. There is a flat rock with “Whiting” on it at the top of the driveway. Enjoy!!\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Whiting Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2070-revision-3','','','2011-04-23 13:54:22','2011-04-23 19:54:22','',2070,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3508',0,'revision','',0,''),(2068,22,'2011-03-29 15:25:27','2011-03-29 21:25:27','This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.\r\n\r\n114 Oakmont \r\nDirections to the Miller Cabin at 114 Oakmont in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the second right onto Oakmont. The cabin is the first house on your left. There is a carport & chain link fence.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Miller Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=27]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"14\" showkey=\"no\"]','Miller Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','miller-cabin','','','2011-05-08 14:42:50','2011-05-08 20:42:50','',2002,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=2068',0,'page','',0,''),(2064,22,'2011-03-29 15:23:55','2011-03-29 21:23:55','This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.\r\n\r\n15 Coconino Drive\r\nDirections to Casa Coconino at 15 Coconino Dr in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the second right onto Apache Dr. Take the second left onto Coconino Dr. Casa Coconino is the third place on your right. There is a parking area just off of the road that you are welcome to use should you have a trailer or multiple vehicles.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Coconino\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=25]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"12\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Coconino',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','casa-coconino','','','2011-05-08 14:33:20','2011-05-08 20:33:20','',2002,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=2064',0,'page','',0,''),(3497,1,'2011-04-23 14:04:35','2011-04-23 20:04:35','10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\n\r\nThis is an apartment building that has 4 rentals of varying size...\r\n\r\nDirections\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt A is the first apartment on your right from the deck. Apt C is the last apartment on your right from the deck. Apt D is on the front side of the building on the lower level. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Sacramento',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3026-revision','','','2011-04-23 14:04:35','2011-04-23 20:04:35','',3026,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3497',0,'revision','',0,''),(2060,22,'2011-03-29 15:21:30','2011-03-29 21:21:30','The Red Barn is a one bedroom/one bath unit that includes a bedroom with a double bed, full kitchen, and TV/VCR/DVD.  The Sacramento River runs just outside of this unit.  Rates begin at $65.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n1841 Sacramento\r\nDirections to the Red Barn efficiency apartment at 1841 Sacramento Drive in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Stay on Sacramento until you reach a wood sign on your left that has “Timberon Development Council” and the address on it. Turn left here and travel towards the river. You will cross a bridge and then the road will curve to your left. The Red Barn will be directly in front of you. The door to the apartment faces the river. (Do not try to get into the office. The apartment is actually part of the red barn.)\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Red Barn\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=23]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Sacramento',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3026-revision-2','','','2011-05-08 13:51:45','2011-05-08 19:51:45','',3026,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3511',0,'revision','',0,''),(2062,22,'2011-03-29 15:22:24','2011-03-29 21:22:24','This rustic property has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.\r\n\r\n187 Dixwood\r\nDirections to the Abbott Log Cabin at 187 Dixwood in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the second right onto Apache Dr. Take the first left onto Dixwood. The log cabin will be on your left at the first complete intersection that you come to. This will be Dixwood and Carson.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Abbott Log Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=24]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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Apply for membership by clicking HERE!','Apply for Membership',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','closed','closed','','apply-for-membership','','','2011-03-25 15:28:07','2011-03-25 15:28:07','',498,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=916',0,'page','',0,''),(832,1,'2011-03-21 22:44:23','2011-03-21 22:44:23','Property Information - Plat Maps, Restrictive Covenants and more... \n\nPhotos - New and Archived Photos\n\nWildlife - Plants and Animals','Timberon Menu',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','153-autosave','','','2011-03-21 22:44:23','2011-03-21 22:44:23','',153,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=832',0,'revision','',0,''),(835,1,'2011-04-26 17:33:01','2011-04-26 23:33:01','\n\"\"','Property Information',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','150-autosave','','','2011-04-26 17:33:01','2011-04-26 23:33:01','',150,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=835',0,'revision','',0,''),(3555,1,'2011-05-08 15:53:03','2011-05-08 21:53:03',' The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented. The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore. Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889. It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford. They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years. Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee. During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n  Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\nThe Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found. The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\nJudge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\nEven after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\nDoc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\nRight after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\nIn 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\nAfter the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\nIn March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\nIn October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association (TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n  The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\nAlso of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976. The crater was near the present day dumpster site. According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez. The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History. If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\nIn the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\nA three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\nTelephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nTWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nToday, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\nNoel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss. Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating. Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\nWe would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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    The Department of Game and Fish is conducting roadblocks at numerous locations in southeastern New Mexico throughout the spring and summer.  Officers will be checking for game law violations, off-highway vehicle compliance, wood cutting permits and work on increasing fire safety awareness.  Game and Fish personnel may be assisted by other law enforcement agencies such as the U. S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, New Mexico State Police or local sheriff’s department offices.
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    Turkey season opened the 15th of April and continues through the May 10.The Department encourages turkey hunters to utilize this opportunity to take a friend, relative, or young person hunting.  Hunt ethically and enjoy all the challenges associated with getting that ‘old gobbler’ within range.
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    Wood cutting permits will be checked for those people that are harvesting wood for home use.  Permits for cutting fuel wood on public lands must be obtained from the U.S. Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management before a trip is made.  Officers will be checking to ensure that people have the proper documentation for all wood cutting activities.
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    The Department of Game and Fish is conducting roadblocks at numerous locations in southeastern New Mexico throughout the spring and summer.  Officers will be checking for game law violations, off-highway vehicle compliance, wood cutting permits and work on increasing fire safety awareness.  Game and Fish personnel may be assisted by other law enforcement agencies such as the U. S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, New Mexico State Police or local sheriff’s department offices.
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    \r\n\r\n   The orange-shirted workers and cranes are gone; the Mexican Canyon Trestle now stands strong and quiet, reminding us of the days when the train took logs down and brought visitors up the mountain. Now what?  Soon we will again have the bustle of construction in the area. Briston Construction is planning to begin work on the Trestle Vista around the first of April.  Highway 82 will be moved north, making more space on the south side for safe parking.  A side walk with interpretive signs will be installed, as will a viewing platform with benches, so visitors can sit down and enjoy the Trestle, White Sands, a sunset, their lunch, or the fresh mountain air.\r\n\r\n   While moving the highway may temporarily slow traffic, two lanes are expected to stay open to keep those cars moving. Highway relocation will obliterate the existing trailhead and parking for the popular Osha Trail. Work is planned to begin in March on an alternative access trail and parking for the Osha Trail. This new trailhead will be located at the bottom of Muchachita Avenue where it meets Highway 82. Visitors in Pines Campground will still be able to access Osha Trail from the campground.  As always, visitors can park in town and walk out Osha Trail road.\r\nIf you’d like to help with trail construction, please contact Peg Crim, at pcrim@fs.fed.us, or 575-434-7231 or leave your name and contact information at the Sacramento District Office.\r\n\r\n
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    \n   The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\n\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\n\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\n\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\n\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\n\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\n\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\n\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\n\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\n\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \n\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\n\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\n\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\n\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\n\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\n\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\n\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\n\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \n\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\n\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\n\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\n\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\n\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\n\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\n\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\n\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\n\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\n\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\n\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\n\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\n\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\n\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\n\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\n\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\n
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For current fire restriction information on public lands in the southwest, please call 1-877-864-6985.\n\nFor additional information on Lincoln National Forest restrictions, please contact the Smokey Bear Ranger District Office at (575) 257-4095; the Sacramento Ranger District Office at (575) 682-2551, and the Guadalupe Ranger District Office at (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\n\nTo contact New Mexico State Forestry, please call (505) 476-3336, open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\n\nTo report a fire, call (575) 434-2286 or toll free 1-877-695-1663.\nFor fire restrictions and other fire information for all recreation sites in New Mexico, log on to http://gacc.nifc.gov/swcc/ or http://www.nmfireinfo.com or http://www.publiclands.org/firenews/NM.php. 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There is a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioner, screened-in porch, telephone, a charcoal grill, and DVD with satellite TV. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.\r\n Carson Cabin – This colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). 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    \r\nBernalillo County is its own health region because of its large population.','The Southeast Region has the Poorest Health Status in New Mexico',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','2074-revision-3','','','2011-03-30 13:51:22','2011-03-30 19:51:22','',2074,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2077',0,'revision','',0,''),(3005,1,'2011-04-14 09:31:31','2011-04-14 15:31:31','','Products and Services',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','open','open','','ads','','','2011-05-03 19:14:46','2011-05-04 01:14:46','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=3005',0,'page','',0,''),(2066,22,'2011-03-29 15:24:48','2011-03-29 21:24:48','Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.\r\n\r\n88 Chresta Loma\r\nDirections to Miria’s Hide-a-way at 88 Chresta Loma in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Turn right at the fifth right which is Edgewood. Take the first left onto Chresta Loma. The cabin is the second house on your right. There is a steel gate at the bottom of the driveway and the house number is on a tree to the left of the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Miria\'s Hide-a-Way\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=26]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"13\" showkey=\"no\"]','Miria\'s Hide-a-Way',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','mirias-hide-a-way','','','2011-05-08 14:43:28','2011-05-08 20:43:28','',2002,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=2066',0,'page','',0,''),(3167,1,'2011-04-27 16:53:33','2011-04-27 22:53:33','This colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons\r\n\r\n190 Carson\r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Carson Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','2006-revision-2','','','2011-04-27 16:53:33','2011-04-27 22:53:33','',2006,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3167',0,'revision','',0,''),(3105,1,'2011-04-23 09:14:51','2011-04-23 15:14:51','The Red Barn is a one bedroom/one bath unit that includes a bedroom with a double bed, full kitchen, and TV/VCR/DVD.  The Sacramento River runs just outside of this unit.  Rates begin at $65.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n1841 Sacramento  [DIRECTIONS]\r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Red Barn',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','2060-revision-4','','','2011-04-23 09:14:51','2011-04-23 15:14:51','',2060,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3105',0,'revision','',0,''),(2049,1,'2011-05-11 18:06:41','2011-05-12 00:06:41','We are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\n\n[my-email subject=\"Timberon Rentals\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n
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    • Doll House - This cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is located in the tall pines. There are two queen beds and a queen hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen w/dishwasher, washer/dryer, satellite TV, central heat, and a nice deck with gas grill.  Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night).  Maximum capacity:  6 persons.
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    • Builta\'s Cabin - This cabin features three bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms, including one garden tub.  The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and satellite TV w/DVD/VCR.  There is a full kitchen and washer/dryer.  There is a nice deck in the back with tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults. (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity:  10 persons
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    • Tonto Cabin - The cabin has two bathrooms and two bedrooms, which include one queen, one double, and one twin foam bed. There is a full kitchen with dishwasher, dining room, living room w/double hide-a-bed, TV with DVD player, and washer/dryer. A beautiful view can be enjoyed from the front deck. A charcoal grill is available. Rates begin at $75.00 per night for up to four adults. (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    • Red Barn - The Red Barn is a one bedroom/one bath unit that includes a bedroom with a double bed, full kitchen, and TV/VCR/DVD.  The Sacramento River runs just outside of this unit.  Rates begin at $65.00 per night for two persons only.
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    • Abbott Log Cabin - This rustic property has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.
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    • Casa Coconino - This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Miria’s Hide-a-Way - Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.
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    • Miller Cabin - This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Whiting Cabin - There are two bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The bedrooms include king-size bed, queen-size bed, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioner, screened-in porch, telephone, a charcoal grill, and DVD with satellite TV. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.
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    • Carson Cabin - This colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    Apartment A - 2 BR/1 Bath includes 2 twin beds, 1 queen bed, and 1 queen hide-a-bed, full kitchen, wood stove, washer/ dryer, telephone, air conditioning, charcoal grill, and television with satellite programming and a VCR. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.\nApartment C - 1 BR/2 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, telephone, air conditioning, and television with satellite. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\nApartment D - 1 BR/1 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, dressing room, wood stove, telephone, small charcoal grill, and television with satellite & VCR. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\nApartment E - 1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.

    ','Timberon Rentals',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','2002-autosave','','','2011-05-11 18:06:41','2011-05-12 00:06:41','',2002,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2049',0,'revision','',0,''),(3590,1,'2011-04-13 11:41:41','2011-04-13 17:41:41','Back to Photos\r\nMy wife, Kim, and I started going out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains. Here are some photos taken from the north and south extremes of Timberon - two very different climatic areas... Jesse Duckett\r\n[nggallery id=11]','September 2000',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','127-revision','','','2011-04-13 11:41:41','2011-04-13 17:41:41','',127,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3590',0,'revision','',0,''),(1070,1,'2011-03-21 22:22:18','2011-03-21 22:22:18','Plants that can be found around this part of New Mexico... and their uses.  Most of these are articles from J. Zane Walley\'s \"Ask Your Herbalist.\"\n
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    • Algerita - 34.54kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Edible Plants in the Sacramento Mountains - 7.01mb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from Daniel Kepler NMSU Paper in Cloudcroft Museum
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    • Ephedra High Energy Desert Herb - 11.88kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Horehound - 271.01kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Juniper - 9.78kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Noxious Weeds - 200.22kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from information provided by the Otero County Extension Service.
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    • Ponderosa Pine - 52.96kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from information provided by the USFS.
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    • Prickly Poppy - 316.39kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Snake Broom Weed - 10.99kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Saint Peter\'s Staff - 47.78kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Yarrow - 39.92kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    • Yucca - 30.53kb Adobe Acrobat (PDF) File from J. Zane Walley \"Ask Your Herbalist\"
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    ','Plants',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','211-autosave','','','2011-03-21 22:22:18','2011-03-21 22:22:18','',211,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=1070',0,'revision','',0,''),(1140,1,'2011-02-27 18:21:21','2011-02-27 18:21:21','My name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\r\n\r\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\r\n\r\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\r\n\r\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\r\n\r\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\r\n\r\nFrom Timberon.Info to Omer Holcomb --\r\n\r\nThank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\r\n\r\nThere is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\r\n\r\nThank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\r\n\r\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\r\n\r\nFrom Omer Holcomb to Timberon.Info --\r\n\r\nThanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\r\n\r\nIt was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\r\n\r\nMr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\r\n\r\nI read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\r\n\r\nThat ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\r\n\r\nWe quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\r\n\r\nOh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\r\n\r\nOh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\r\n\r\nOmer Holcomb','Talking with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','open','open','','the-holcomb-ranch-correspondence-with-omer-holcomb','','','2011-05-08 16:17:19','2011-05-08 22:17:19','',934,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=1140',0,'page','',0,''),(1134,1,'2011-02-27 18:08:11','2011-02-27 18:08:11','I was born March 28, 1882 in a small Texas village called Hilton. It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\r\n\r\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\r\n\r\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\r\n\r\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\r\n\r\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\r\n\r\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\r\n\r\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\r\n\r\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\r\n\r\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\r\n\r\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\r\n\r\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\r\n\r\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\r\n\r\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\r\n\r\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\r\n\r\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\r\n\r\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\r\n\r\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\r\n\r\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\r\n\r\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\r\n\r\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\r\n\r\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\r\n\r\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\r\n\r\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\r\n\r\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\r\n\r\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\r\n\r\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\r\n\r\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\r\n\r\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\r\n\r\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n

    ','Jasper Newton Daugherty Story',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','open','open','','jasper-newton-daugherty-story','','','2011-05-08 16:07:43','2011-05-08 22:07:43','',934,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=1134',0,'page','',0,''),(1135,1,'2011-02-27 18:04:58','2011-02-27 18:04:58','Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) \"Newt\", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. ','Jasper',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','jasper','','','2011-02-27 18:04:58','2011-02-27 18:04:58','',1134,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/wp-content/uploads/Jasper.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0,''),(3567,1,'2011-02-08 16:13:36','2011-02-08 23:13:36','My name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\r\n\r\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\r\n\r\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\r\n\r\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\r\n\r\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\r\n\r\nOur question to Omer Holcomb --\r\n\r\nThank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\r\n\r\nThere is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\r\n\r\nThank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\r\n\r\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\r\n\r\nFrom Omer Holcomb to us--\r\n\r\nThanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\r\n\r\nIt was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\r\n\r\nMr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\r\n\r\nI read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\r\n\r\nThat ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\r\n\r\nWe quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\r\n\r\nOh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\r\n\r\nOh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\r\n\r\nOmer Holcomb','Talks with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','talks-with-omer-holcomb','','','2011-05-08 16:16:45','2011-05-08 22:16:45','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3567',0,'post','',0,''),(3568,1,'2011-05-08 16:16:39','2011-05-08 22:16:39','My name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\n\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\n\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\n\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\n\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\n\nOur question to Omer Holcomb --\n\nThank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\n\nThere is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\n\nThank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\n\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\n\nFrom Omer Holcomb to us--\n\nThanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\n\nIt was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\n\nMr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\n\nI read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\n\nThat ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\n\nOliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\n\nWe quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\n\nOh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\n\nOh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\n\nOmer Holcomb','Talks with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3567-revision','','','2011-05-08 16:16:39','2011-05-08 22:16:39','',3567,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3568',0,'revision','',0,''),(3569,1,'2011-04-26 18:10:26','2011-04-27 00:10:26','My name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\r\n\r\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\r\n\r\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\r\n\r\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\r\n\r\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\r\n\r\nFrom Timberon.Info to Omer Holcomb --\r\n\r\nThank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\r\n\r\nThere is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\r\n\r\nThank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\r\n\r\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\r\n\r\nFrom Omer Holcomb to Timberon.Info --\r\n\r\nThanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\r\n\r\nIt was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\r\n\r\nMr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\r\n\r\nI read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\r\n\r\nThat ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\r\n\r\nWe quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\r\n\r\nOh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\r\n\r\nOh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\r\n\r\nOmer Holcomb','Talking with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','1140-revision-3','','','2011-04-26 18:10:26','2011-04-27 00:10:26','',1140,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3569',0,'revision','',0,''),(3575,1,'2011-05-08 16:25:49','2011-05-08 22:25:49','Animals found in the Timberon area... This includeds mammals, birds, fish, and even insects. Taken from Articles in the \"Old\" Mountain Times Newspaper.\r\n
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It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\n\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\n\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\n\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\n\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\n\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\n\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\n\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\n\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\n\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\n\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\n\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\n\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\n\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\n\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\n\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\n\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\n\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\n\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\n\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\n\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\n\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\n\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\n\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\n\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\n\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\n\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\n\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\n\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\n\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\n\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\n

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    \r\n   The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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    ','Plants',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','211-revision-12','','','2011-04-04 16:30:18','2011-04-04 22:30:18','',211,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3584',0,'revision','',0,''),(2935,1,'2011-04-11 14:35:08','2011-04-11 20:35:08','Sub-Menu[sb_child_list]\r\n[sb_parent]\r\nMy name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\r\n\r\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\r\n\r\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\r\n\r\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\r\n\r\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\r\n\r\nFrom Timberon.Info to Omer Holcomb --\r\n\r\n Thank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\r\n\r\n There is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\r\n\r\n Thank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\r\n\r\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\r\n\r\nFrom Omer Holcomb to Timberon.Info --\r\n\r\n Thanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\r\n\r\n It was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\r\n\r\n Mr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\r\n\r\n I read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\r\n\r\n That ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\r\n\r\n Oliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\r\n\r\n We quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\r\n\r\n Oh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\r\n\r\n Oh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\r\n\r\nOmer Holcomb','Talking with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1140-revision','','','2011-04-11 14:35:08','2011-04-11 20:35:08','',1140,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2935',0,'revision','',0,''),(1142,1,'2011-04-04 12:14:08','2011-04-04 18:14:08','My name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\n\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\n\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\n\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\n\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\n\nFrom Timberon.Info to Omer Holcomb --\n\n Thank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\n\n There is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\n\n Thank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\n\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\n\nFrom Omer Holcomb to Timberon.Info --\n\n Thanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\n\n It was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\n\n Mr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\n\n I read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\n\n That ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\n\n Oliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\n\n We quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\n\n Oh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\n\n Oh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\n\nOmer Holcomb','Talking with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1140-autosave','','','2011-04-04 12:14:08','2011-04-04 18:14:08','',1140,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=1142',0,'revision','',0,''),(3143,1,'2011-04-26 17:41:40','2011-04-26 23:41:40','\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
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    \r\nI was born March 28, 1882 in a small Texas village called Hilton. It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\r\n\r\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\r\n\r\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\r\n\r\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\r\n\r\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\r\n\r\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\r\n\r\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\r\n\r\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\r\n\r\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\r\n\r\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\r\n\r\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\r\n\r\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\r\n\r\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\r\n\r\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\r\n\r\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\r\n\r\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\r\n\r\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\r\n\r\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\r\n\r\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\r\n\r\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\r\n\r\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\r\n\r\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\r\n\r\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\r\n\r\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\r\n\r\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\r\n\r\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\r\n\r\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\r\n\r\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\r\n\r\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n

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    \r\nMy name is Omer Holcomb and I spent much of my childhood in Monument Canyon on the \'Holcomb Ranch\', which we still own and operate.\r\n\r\nThe picture of the little cabin with Jeffers Peak in the background in your history is probably the cabin that was used by the caretaker of the ditch system that carried water to a pipeline which then carried water to Rim Tank. The caretaker in the 1950s was Condido Moya, known to us as Mr. Moya. He worked for the Lee family and spent all summer in that little cabin. Some of the original concrete lined ditch is still visible. It was abandoned when Mr. Paul Moss put in a double pipeline, one for the Lees and one for him.\r\n\r\nOn the hill about 100 yards north of the cabin is the reported grave of Mr. Grisak. I am sure it is still there, but even when I was a child it was only visible as a small area fenced in with barbed wire in the middle of a Pinon pine thicket.\r\n\r\nWe lived in the old Grisak house that was remodeled by Mr. Moss. It was constructed of locally formed adobe bricks probably from clay removed from the basement. Mr. Moss added the rock structure on the front. I do not know when the house was built, but the homestead survey dates from 1917. The Grisaks originally lived further up Monument canyon and the outline of the cabin is still visible on the edge of a small clearing.\r\n\r\nIf you need clarification or have question feel free to Email me.... Omer Holcomb\r\n\r\nFrom Timberon.Info to Omer Holcomb --\r\n\r\n Thank you for the Email, sorry it took so long to get back to you. imberon.Info is very interested in the history of the area. We will add what you sent to the Timberon History we have started. Timberon History is by far not the only history we are collecting... you could say we are interested in all the history of this mountain. Do you have a family history that you would like published on the internet?\r\n\r\n There is one question that comes to mind... In the Daugherty Family history it was written that during a hunting trip they came over the southern rim of the mountains and discovered a spring that when developed was named Daugherty Wells. It sounded like the location was similar to where Carrisa Springs is located. Do you know if they are one in the same?\r\n\r\n Thank you in advance for your time, and we will always appreciate any stories, antidotes, or photos you may have of the area\'\r\n\r\nJJ and Kim Duckett, Timberon.Info\r\n\r\nFrom Omer Holcomb to Timberon.Info --\r\n\r\n Thanks for responding to my E Mail. I do not know if Carrisa Spings is the Dougherty Wells. I do know that one could look down from the road and see the old irrigation ditch which is no longer useable, even in 1956. It wasn\'t useable because the water from the spring comes out in the bottom of the large ditch.\r\n\r\n It was obvious that at one time that there was no ditch and the spring came up in the pasture land. You could follow the irrigation ditch back to its source and see a depression that at one time must have been the spring. This is probably the reason that it was called Dougherty Wells. More than likely the entire bottom of the valley was a swamp where the water came up and there could have easily been no main stream until they dug it out. We own such a spring in Jim Lewis canyon. The entire bottom of the canyon is a swamp and if we did not dig out the springs and fence them off from the livestock there would be no running water. This is probably what the Carrisa Springs looked like at one time. The ditch is the result of erosion from either a road or attempts to drain the bottom land. Most of the large eroded ditches that you see in the Sacramento Mountains are the result of erosion of the original wagon roads. James Canyon is a prime example. You can see places where the ditch cuts through hills and the only way it could do that is along an old road. This is what the old original settlers told my father when he moved to New Mexico in 1926. You can follow the old road up Monument canyon and see many places that where once there was a road is now a ditch.\r\n\r\n Mr. Grisak\'s grave is probably easy to find if one knew where to look. I looked for it several times when I was a child and found it every time. I\'ll bet the barbed wire is still around it. The area enclosed is probably 30 by 20 feet or more.\r\n\r\n I read with interest about the ditch that Oliver Lee dug to carry water from the Sacramento River to Grapevine Canyon. When my father bought the Moss ranch (except for where Timberon is) it had and still has a summer and winter pasture. The summer pasture starts at the Carrisa Springs and is located further north. Winter pasture is located about 10 miles south of Alamogordo on the El Paso highway. The only way to move the cattle at that time was to drive them by horse. The first day we would drive them to base of the mountains, the second day we would stop at what used to be the Willis Danley ranch in Grapevine canyon just below lower Juniper Tank. The third day we would stop and camp next to the large cut through the Arkansas ridge, and the next day we would be in Monument Canyon. There is nothing like observing your surroundings like riding a horse behind the last calf. Many times I would forget about the ditch and ride after a cow and find my way blocked. I did not learn fast.\r\n\r\n That ditch was actually two ditches. One is very large and according to my father, was intended to carry the flood waters of the Sacramento River and it went over the Arkansas ridge without much earth removal. The second ditch was lower in elevation and hence had to be cut through the Arkansas ridge. We basically followed that ditch all the way to the winter range. It ends at a place known as Sacramento City. You may have never heard of Sacramento City. It was a community started by Oliver Lee in the early 1900s. I could not tell you how to get there but it is about 1 mile east of the El Paso highway and about 2 miles south of our ranch headquarters. All you can see are the road patterns, a little glass and an old coffee pot.\r\n\r\n Oliver Lee intended those ditches to provide water for that community so they could farm. It was not successful and \'city\' abandoned. My Father said that the water supply was unreliable. The remains of the ditch are still there if you knew where to look.\r\n\r\n We quit driving the cattle between the two ranches when my sisters and I left home. Dad was left without a crew and it is near impossible to find temporary cowboys that know anything about a cow. At that time they also stopped spending the summers in Monument Canyon. It was too lonely for them after we left. My sisters and I are taking over that portion of the ranch and we will have manager that will start spending the summers there from now on. We loved that ranch and spent some of the happiest times of our lives there. We will not sell any of it. We want to leave it unpopulated for as long as we can so everyone can enjoy it. I may have a family history. I\'ll look.\r\n\r\n Oh yes, the water at Timberon. Mr. Moss drilled several wells and was unable to find an irrigation well. It is not surprising that you have trouble now. If he could have found water the apple orchard would not have died.\r\n\r\n Oh yes, again. The old school house site was at the mouth of Carrisa canyon where it flows into the Sacramento River. It looks like someone built the road right over it. I could show you where that was with a good deal of certainty. Contact me again if you have any more questions.\r\n\r\nOmer Holcomb','Talking with Omer Holcomb',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1140-revision-2','','','2011-04-11 17:04:03','2011-04-11 23:04:03','',1140,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3142',0,'revision','',0,''),(1147,1,'2011-02-27 18:45:37','2011-02-27 18:45:37','A historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association.  This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\r\n\r\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\r\n\r\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\r\n\r\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\r\n\r\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\r\n\r\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\r\n\r\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\r\n\r\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\r\n\r\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\r\n\r\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\r\n\r\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\r\n\r\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\r\n\r\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\r\n\r\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\r\n\r\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\r\n\r\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\r\n\r\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\r\n\r\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\r\n\r\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\r\n\r\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\r\n\r\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\r\n\r\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\r\n\r\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\r\n\r\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\r\n\r\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\r\n\r\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\r\n\r\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\r\n\r\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\r\n\r\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\r\n\r\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\r\n\r\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\r\n\r\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\r\n\r\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\r\n\r\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\r\n\r\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\r\n\r\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\r\n\r\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\r\n\r\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\r\n\r\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\r\n\r\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\r\n\r\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\r\n\r\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\r\n\r\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\r\n\r\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\r\n\r\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\r\n\r\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\r\n\r\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\r\n\r\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\r\n\r\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\r\n\r\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\r\n\r\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\r\n\r\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\r\n\r\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\r\n\r\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\r\n\r\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\r\n\r\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\r\n\r\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\r\n\r\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\r\n\r\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\r\n\r\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\r\n\r\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\r\n\r\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\r\n\r\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\r\n\r\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\r\n\r\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\r\n\r\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\r\n\r\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\r\n\r\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\r\n\r\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\r\n\r\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\r\n\r\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\r\n\r\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\r\n\r\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\r\n\r\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\r\n\r\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\r\n\r\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\r\n\r\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\r\n\r\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\r\n\r\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\r\n\r\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\r\n\r\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\r\n\r\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\r\n\r\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\r\n\r\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\r\n\r\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\r\n\r\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\r\n\r\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\r\n\r\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\r\n\r\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\r\n\r\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\r\n\r\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\r\n\r\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\r\n\r\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\r\n\r\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\r\n\r\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\r\n\r\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\r\n\r\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\r\n\r\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\r\n\r\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\r\n\r\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\r\n\r\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\r\n\r\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\r\n\r\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\r\n\r\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\r\n\r\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\r\n\r\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\r\n\r\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\r\n\r\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\r\n\r\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\r\n\r\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\r\n\r\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\r\n\r\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\r\n\r\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\r\n\r\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\r\n\r\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\r\n\r\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\r\n\r\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\r\n\r\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\r\n\r\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\r\n\r\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\r\n\r\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\r\n\r\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\r\n\r\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\r\n\r\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\r\n\r\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\r\n\r\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\r\n\r\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\r\n\r\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\r\n\r\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\r\n\r\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\r\n\r\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\r\n\r\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\r\n\r\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\r\n\r\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\r\n\r\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\r\n\r\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\r\n\r\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\r\n\r\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\r\n\r\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\r\n\r\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\r\n\r\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\r\n\r\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\r\n\r\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\r\n\r\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\r\n\r\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\r\n\r\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\r\n\r\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\r\n\r\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\r\n\r\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\r\n\r\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\r\n\r\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\r\n\r\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\r\n\r\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\r\n\r\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\r\n\r\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\r\n\r\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\r\n\r\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\r\n\r\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\r\n\r\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\r\n\r\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\r\n\r\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\r\n\r\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\r\n\r\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\r\n\r\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\r\n\r\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\r\n\r\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\r\n\r\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\r\n\r\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\r\n\r\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\r\n\r\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\r\n\r\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\r\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\r\n\r\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\r\n\r\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\r\n\r\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\r\n\r\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\r\n\r\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\r\n\r\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\r\n\r\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\r\n\r\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\r\n\r\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\r\n\r\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\r\n\r\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\r\n\r\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\r\n\r\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\r\n\r\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\r\n\r\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\r\n\r\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\r\n\r\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\r\n\r\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\r\n\r\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\r\n\r\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\r\n\r\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\r\n\r\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\r\n\r\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\r\n\r\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\r\n\r\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\r\n\r\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\r\n\r\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\r\n\r\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\r\n\r\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\r\n\r\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\r\n\r\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\r\n\r\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\r\n\r\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\r\n\r\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\r\n\r\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has lost $4,300 so far this year. Jordan Schaaf suggest a slight raise in prices because restaurant expenses are \"eating our lunch.\" Tom Cook suggests a different approach to increase volume by lowering food and liquor prices. It is decided after a long discussion to leave prices the way they are. Tom Cook advises the Board that after the summer season the restaurant will probably be closed, because we can\'t afford to spend the Property Owner\'s money to supplement the place.\r\n\r\nThe airstrip deed and map are received by the Property Owners, but a triangular section in the property has been omitted by the developer. Tom Cook says that he has spoken to Johnny Mobley about this and was told that an aircraft service area was planned to go in there in the future.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners contact the New Mexico Transportation Department and are advised that they do not qualify for aid in airstrip maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Public Service Commission sends a letter concerning their investigation concerning the power outages in Timberon. They advise people who can substantiate losses due to power outages to submit claims to Otero Electric for possible insurance payments.\r\n\r\nThere is a disagreement on where the Bar & Lounge should be located when the new annex is constructed. Jordan Schaaf recommends moving the bar upstairs along with the restaurant, while T.P. Hanson is in favor of leaving the bar downstairs to insure the original concept of separation of dining and drinking areas. The decision is made to move the bar upstairs, but it is not unanimous.\r\n\r\nThree rough sketches of floor plans for the Lodge Annex are presented by Architect Charles Nolan and one by Ron Maksyn. The Property Owners go with Ron Maksyn\'s plan after a few adjustments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 27, 1985...\r\n\r\nPool repairs are continuing. New concrete has been poured and a privacy fence is being installed around the lower section of the pool.\r\n\r\nArchitect Charles Nolan tells the Property Owners that the blueprints for the annex should be completed in about two weeks, then it will be put out for bid.\r\n\r\nWanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley and Marilyn Leary are asked by the Board to give their suggestions for decorating the new restaurant. Tom Cook suggests that no theme should be considered, but keep the restaurant richly elegant.\r\n\r\nCharles Nolan agrees to furnish an artist\'s conception of the Lodge Annex for public viewing.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager advises the Board that he has discussed the rumored new road from Sunspot to Scott Able Canyon with agents of the U.S. Forest Service and they said that such a road is included in future plans, but the completion date won\'t be until 1993.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 6, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Board attorney strongly advises against publishing the names of members that are delinquent in their dues payments.\r\n\r\nThe bids for the new Lodge Annex are scheduled to be opened on July 9th.\r\n\r\nMarilyn Leary, Elise Schaaf, Sue Haisley, Yvonne Fetters and Wanna Bell Ross are appointed as the design committee for the Lodge Annex.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 24, 1985...\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that construct began on the Lodge Annex August 12th.\r\n\r\nThe Board has been busy trying to cut the cost of the Annex in any feasible way.\r\n\r\nWillie Fenske advised the Board that a suit was being prepared against the Timberon Protective Association concerning mobile homes in the area.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters suggests that due to recent thefts in the Lodge and the improper use of the lobby as sleeping facilities, the Lodge should be locked at night. It is so ordered by the Board.\r\n\r\nThe first Annual Fireman of the Year award was given to Wanna Bell Ross.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 9, 1985...\r\n\r\nReceipts for the retirement dinner for Bill \"Smitty\" Smith total $286.83, not including the photograph taken at the dinner.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is commissioned to build the tables for the Lodge Annex dining room.\r\n\r\nAt this point the overall cost for the Lodge Annex is set at $301,947.\r\n\r\nSue Quick submits the proposed budget for the Timberon Protective Association at $70,210. The legal fund is raised to $10,000.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett suggests that the old restaurant area downstairs be used as a community library. The Board is leaning towards making it a nursery and does not give the library serious consideration at that time.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager attends a meeting in Cloudcroft which concerns the Forest Service\'s plans to build a logging road from the Sunspot area to Scott Able Canyon. It would originally be a 14 foot wide dirt road. Long range plans include widening it to a two lane blacktop road with the possibility of continuing it on into Timberon and eventually Pinon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 18, 1986...\r\n\r\nTo ward off a lawsuit, the requested changes are made and approved in the covenants of T-10.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett again presents a plan to use part or all of the basement area as a library. The Board instructs him to obtain more detailed information on establishing a library and asks the General Manager to check on any adverse insurance problems which may accompany the establishment of a nursery in the basement.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 8, 1986...\r\n\r\nA room upstairs in the Lodge, formerly known as the Lion\'s Room, is made available for use as a library.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley, the developer, discontinues maintenance of the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge Annex is scheduled to be finished by the end of March, with the Grand Opening to be the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend.\r\n\r\nLitigation continues over the Covenants in T-10, with the Timberon Protective Association pushing for a quick court decision.\r\n\r\nThe County takes the position that Timberon\'s population density does not qualify our roads for their attention. It is the Property Owner\'s responsibility to maintain them. Johnny Mobley gives the Property Owners a road grader for free.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 30, 1986...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb threatens to sue the Board if they do not give in to his demands for lower membership payments on his multiple lots in Timberon and other demands, some realistic and some not so. The Board begins to make plans for a compromise on the issues in question.\r\n\r\nThe County resumes grading in Timberon as a result of the efforts of the Timberon Road Committee.\r\n\r\nThe military refuses to grant the right-of-way necessary for an all-weather road south to 506.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 19, 1986...\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents a proposal that the Property Owners assume ownership and operation of the Water Company and the Golf Course. The details will be worked out through the attorneys.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners accept the Water Company and Golf Course with a resolution that is to be subject to the approval of both parties attorneys. Part of the agreement involved the Developer\'s offer to bring the back 9 on the golf course into operational condition and external renovation of the Pro Shop building.\r\n\r\nThe Developer turns over the retail liquor license to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are promised the use of the Timberon Logo \"for now and in the future.\"\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 3, 1987...\r\n\r\nTimberon Protective Association\'s outstanding legal bills over a covenants problem in T-10 have reached $8,273. Attorney Tom Sandenaw has donated $1,000 of his time on the suit.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the property owners that the construction of the Lodge Annex is substantially completed. Total cost of construction is $341,527.\r\n\r\nCurtis Reece suggested to the other Board members that bids on all items of consequence should be let, public notice locally should suffice. The Board will solicit the membership\'s opinion and think about it.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is drawn into the T-10 covenants lawsuit (also known as the Wilcox suit) that was filed against the Protective Association. It is decided that Mr. Wilcox be contacted to seek some avenue of negotiation concerning this matter.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe heating system in the Pro Shop building is switched over to propane. The move is praised as a great improvement.\r\n\r\nNorm Welborn, Chairman of the Water & Resources Committee, questions whether the water system is producing enough water for our growing community. He says the developer must improve the system before the property owners take it over.\r\n\r\nJoe Roseborrough presents plans for a proposed remodeling of the interior of the Pro Shop to accommodate a game room. The Board promises to review the plans.\r\n\r\nThe proposed road out of Timberon down Grapevine Canyon is dealt a death blow by General Infante, national defense needs were cited.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 9, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe property owners seem to be losing board member fast, with Lou Fetters resigning and then Curtis Reece.\r\n\r\nWork on the sprinkler systems at the golf course is progressing nicely. Special thanks are offered to Euel Ross, Curtis Reece, Vic Hollrah and T.P. Hanson for their volunteer work. Jesse Duckett is recognized for his volunteer help in the Pro Shop and with golf tournaments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 13, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe developer\'s liquor license is transferred to the property owners.\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Commissioners are invited to hold a meeting in Timberon and they actually accept.\r\n\r\nGuest memberships are established for the golf course at the rate of family memberships, or $75.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 15, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe many volunteers that helped with the parachute drops when the Green Berets were in Timberon were thanked. The Green Berets were testing newly designed parachutes.\r\n\r\nThe County Commissioners meet in Timberon and agree to work with us in getting the much-needed traffic control signs up.\r\n\r\nWin Thorp, President of the newly formed Men\'s Golf Association, recommends that the current Golf Pro George Thatcher be replaced with a person / or rehired in the capacity of someone - who can supervise activities and maintain the course on a full time basis. The Golf Association is also taking contributions for paint to use on the Pro Shop building, volunteers will paint it. The Property Owners Association donates $300 for paint.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the BLM will hold an open meeting here to discuss McGregor Range and how it affects Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe insurance adjuster is here inspecting the F10 fairway mower that burst into flames earlier this month.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe Wilcox lawsuit is appealed to the State Supreme Court. The Court rules in favor of Wilcox on one count, but found no evidence of any fraud on the second count.\r\n\r\nOtero County personnel begin installing stop signs and curve signs in Timberon.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters, Chairman of the Road Committee, proudly announces that a letter has been received from General Infante - the Army recommends approval to pave the back road to Timberon and asks that BLM issue the appropriate easements and right-of-way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 12, 1988...\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett volunteers to give free golf lessons to the young people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nCliff Pert requests that the Board donate land for a basketball court, several people have already pledged material and labor for the project. He is asked to report back at a later meeting.\r\n\r\nA request is made for permission to use the Lodge for some Little Theater productions. It would be necessary to build a stage at an approximate cost of $740, and it could be used for other purposes. Marcy Yeager was asked to report back to the Board on this at a later time.\r\n\r\nThe sprinkler system on the golf course has been completed and a representative of Southwest Toro is here to help with the programming of the computer system.\r\n\r\nIt appears that Lions Club bingo is becoming a regular event at the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 16, 1988...\r\n\r\nAn area adjacent to the playground is designated for the site of the new basketball court, construction will begin soon.\r\n\r\nThe Club Liquor license is to be moved from the Lodge to the Pro Shop and the Retail Liquor license is moved from the Pro Shop to the Lodge. This should happen by October.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary, the General Manager, resigns.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 11, 1988...\r\n\r\nPlans are being made for the Fourth of July weekend - steak fry at the golf course, annual parade, Puttin\' on the Lips, and a dance with the KHEY Band.\r\n\r\nFrank Preston is the new General Manager.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to pay the additional $250 to complete the Little Theater\'s stage.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 9, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe first Christmas in July, arts and crafts fair, is held.\r\n\r\nMitch Johnson donates a lot to the Property Owners Association on the condition that it be raffled and the proceeds used on the golf course.\r\n\r\nFirst Nation Bank of Alamogordo is in the process of foreclosing on the Water Company.\r\n\r\nLila Oliveri comments on the condition of the airstrip - damage being done to their plane.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 13, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club builds a new BBQ pit behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates the materials to build a trophy case for the lobby of the Lodge, the Lions Club / Dave Davis agrees to build it.\r\n\r\nTie downs for six airplanes are installed on the airstrip.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to convert the basement of the Lodge into a recreation room.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Fire Department receives the Best Community Service Award, the Fire Chief receives the State Award for Fire Chief of the Year, Chris Murtishaw and Steve Hollabaugh both also receive state awards.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated December 10, 1988...\r\n\r\nSquare Dance lessons are offered in the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association was effectively abolished. Hazzie Quick resigned from the Property Owners Board citing family / personal reasons and there is definite evidence that his wife, Sue, may have been embezzling funds from the organization.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 11, 1989...\r\n\r\nA decision is made to contract Triple M Company to maintain the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nMax Goodwin, District Ranger in Cloudcroft / Forest Service, spoke regarding the Forest Service\'s 10-year long range plan and asked for any suggestions as to how they could better serve the people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association files for dissolution with the Corporation Commision.\r\n\r\nThe first hearing regarding the formation of a Water District in Timberon was held in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 15, 1989...\r\n\r\nTimberon is a top contender for the location of a Forest Service warehouse. The developer has offered to donate some property on which to place the warehouse, should Timberon be selected.\r\n\r\nThe Forest Service proposes putting a 60\' radio tower here, if it is agreeable with us. It is decided that they can put it up by the ninth green of the golf course.\r\n\r\nAlamogordo School District begins making noises about closing the Timberon School. A letter is sent to them in defense of the school being here.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 20, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe property owners file a class action suit against Developer Johnny Mobley, hoping to recover some funds or assets to cover the many promises made that had not been fulfilled.\r\n\r\nThe Alamogordo School Board votes four to one in favor of keeping the Timberon School open another year.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that for her embezzlement, Sue Quick was given a 9-year suspended sentence. She was instructed to repay the Property Owners Association, starting with a $5,000 payment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 8, 1989...\r\n\r\nOn lawsuits: the Wilcox Case is still in court, Sue Quick paid $400 back, the class action against the developer is still in litigation.\r\n\r\nThe property owners are informed that everyone should plan to attend the County Commissioner\'s meeting when a reserve deputy for Timberon is put on the agenda.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting a lifeguard for the pool is looked into.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 30, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe Little Theater performs a play called \"The Neglected Husband\'s Sewing Club.\"\r\n\r\nOne of the Timberon parks is dedicated to Mary Glover, there will be a Mary Glover Memorial Dance that evening.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Lions Club has completed putting up street signs.\r\n\r\nHugh Ellison speaks on the proposed Water & Sanitation District. The original petition is to include water, roads and sewer. The Property Owners Association supports the Water District petition, but feels it should include solid waste removal, landfill services, recreation and park facilities. The Water District is the nearest thing Timberon is ever going to see to incorporation (town or village status).\r\n\r\nAt present Sue Quick is repaying $225 a week to the property owners. The balance of what she still owes is $45,622.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates a piano to the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe focus for a better road into Timberon is moved from the south route to the 14 mile Sacramento River Road.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 13, 1990...\r\n\r\nCiting the expensive legal costs involved in continuing litigation, the Property Owners offer 1st National Bank of Alamogordo $100,000 for the water company (in bankruptcy with the developer) even though it is still felt that the Property Owners have a strong claim to ownership as a result of past agreements. The offer was refused and no counter-offer was made.\r\n\r\nVoting is held to make way for the formation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District.\r\n\r\nTitle insurance is obtained for the golf course and the Property Owners are in the process of getting the insurance for the rest of their deeded property. The was seen as a wise move, in light of the developer\'s bankruptcy and the confrontational stance of the 1st National Bank.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the New Mexico Highway Department has completed a study to get a draft through for the upgrading of the road from Sunspot to Timberon. A copy of the draft is sent to our representatives and Bill #369 starts along its political journey in Santa Fe.\r\n\r\nBruce Rhodes presents an appreciation plaque in honor of Bobby Postlewaite\'s many years of dedicated service to the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Sheriff come to Timberon for a town hall meeting to discuss internal security.\r\n\r\n$40,000 is allotted by the State and put into the State Highway Department\'s surplus fund for an engineering survey of the 14 mile Sacramento River Road. This part of a 90%-10% split, in which the County needs to come up with $4,000 for the preliminary assessment and environmental impact study on the road.\r\n\r\nSue Quick is still making payments for her embezzlement, at this point she owes $43,196.\r\n\r\nAn Order for Incorporation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District is completed by Judge Grissom.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 21, 1990...\r\n\r\nA petition is circulated among Property Owners to present to the Otero County Commissioners for a full-time deputy in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club begin soliciting support and donations for covering the BBQ pit area behind the Lodge building with a roof.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 12, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are told by the Otero County Commissioners that their budget will not support a deputy for Timberon.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Memorial Day golf tournament proceeds of $567, and whatever money comes from the Firecracker Open on the July 4th weekend, will go towards helping pay for the restrooms on hole #6. The restroom building was donated by Dell Telephone.\r\n\r\nThe 1st Annual Watermelon Feast is held at the Mary Glover Memorial Park.\r\n\r\nA letter was received from the EID concerning violations at the old Timberon Dump. The problems were addressed by the Property Owners - who were looking into the future when the Timberon Water & Sanitation District would be operating a full-blow land fill system.\r\n\r\nThe County refuses to consider taking any more roads that are brought up to specs - with the formation of the new Water District, they want to wait and see what happens.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 14, 1990...\r\n\r\nLou Fetters and Euel Ross attend a meeting at the New Mexico highway Commission in Alamogordo. The Commission writes a letter of concern asking the State to make the road from Sunspot to Timberon a priority. It is stated that the County puts up their $4,000 of the matching funds to start the Environmental Study of the 14 mile road.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are in an on-going process to gain clear title to the landfill (old dump) as Timberon needs it to remain operational.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association moves to turn over their rights and claim to the water system and ownership of the airstrip, fishing lakes, existing 9 holes of the golf course and clubhouse, unfinished second 9 holes of the golf course, swimming pool, lodge complex, and landfill at no charge. The only stipulation was an agreement on perpetual care, maintenance, and use for the benefit of all Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe T-Mart (a little hardware store located next to where Blue Water Real Estate is today - the Glovers live there now) closes its doors for good.\r\n\r\nConcern is expressed about the deteriorating condition of the airstrip\'s surface - it is suggested that vehicle be kept off it.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 18, 1990...\r\n\r\nA buffet is held in the Lodge, with the entertainment being the School Booster\'s \"Puttin\' on the Lips.\"\r\n\r\nA program is started for junior firefighters. They must be 16 years of age to start and 18 years old to become a full-scale firefighter.\r\n\r\nAnn Cobb donates 5.3 acres of land to the fire department for a new substation.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 17, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is $8,000 over budget for the year in legal fees, and the amount is still rising due to the Wilcox Case (over doublewides in T-10 supposedly in violation of the restrictive covenants).\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the two year study by the New Mexico State Highway Department has been completed and a report received. The report recommends the improvement of the 14 miles (Sacramento River Road) into Timberon and environmental and engineering studies are now under way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nFrank Preston retires as General Manager for the Association.\r\n\r\nWinning the court case concerning the covenants in T-10, Wilcox files another lawsuit asking $47,000 in legal fees and court costs be paid by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nRuby Roberts becomes the new acting manager for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nNumerous break-ins have occurred of late and the Association offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.\r\n\r\nThe Pro Shop inventory is sold to Jesse Duckett for $1,535.00 as he is taking over management of the shop.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 18, 1991...\r\n\r\nLeon Metz, well-known historical writer, came for Channel 7 in El Paso as a guest of the Property Owners. He and his photographer toured the Lodge and other historical areas in and around Timberon.   His presentation will air on Sunday the 19th.\r\n\r\nA caravan of officials, some 27 of them from federal, state, county and forest service came to Timberon to ponder the 14 mile road criteria.\r\n\r\nDick Moore reports that all Property Owners Association property has now been officially transferred to the new Water District. He also says that all of the Association\'s outstanding debts have been paid off.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 17, 1991...\r\n\r\nA resolution is formally passed to dissolve the Timberon Property Owners Association. T.P. Hanson commended the Board for their hard work and stated that we had the most beautiful place in the whole world, and that he hoped the negative thinkers and freeloaders would have to pay taxes until their noses bleed. T.P. also stated that \"we have torn up the thing that we had - which was the best thing in the world.\"\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association ceases all architectural control activities, as they no longer have the manpower or funding.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nOn the advice of their attorney, the Property Owners Association will be dissolved through the courts instead of the Corporation Commission.\r\n\r\nVic Hollrah mentions to the Property Owners what great condition and good business the golf course has experienced this year.\r\n\r\nDue to the dissolution, the liquor license needs to be sold. The Board feels that the license is an asset which needs to be preserved for the pleasure of the Property Owners. The bids will be looked at very closely in hopes of selecting someone who will provide a good and reliable service for the Property Owners - and will keep the license on the mountain.\r\n\r\nCharlie Bain suggests that the time has arrived for some sort of \"business association\" to be formed to carry on the social activities that TPOA had been sponsoring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 24, 1992...\r\n\r\nDick Moore and High Ellison resign from the Property Owners Board of Directors over issues concerning the proposed handling of the Wilcox case during the final stages.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Community Action Group (TCAG) begins formation - to take up some of the slack created by the Property Owners Association dissolving.\r\n\r\nA group of Timberon Property Owners, calling themselves Discover Timberon, propose to operate a bar and package store at the Golf Course Lounge. They purchase the license for $8,500.\r\n\r\nAn agreement was reached in the T-10 Case, the Association pays Wilcox $25,127.50 and the 17 homes disputed in the suit will not have to be moved out. This move also settles all legal action pending against the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 26, 1992...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association disposes of all remaining assets to the new Water District.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is legally dissolved by the courts in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nThis should be the end of the story, but it\'s not. You see the Court Clerk forgot to submit the proper records to the New Mexico Corporation Commission, or maybe they were lost in the mail. The result is that the Association was never completely dissolved in the eyes of the New Mexico Corporation Commission, even though it was legally dissolved.\r\n\r\nIn 1997, for a short period, the original Association\'s charter was revived - with the officers being Dwayne Beagles, Virgil Beagles, and Bill Curtis. This reincarnation ended when the Corporation Commission was properly informed of the dissolution by the courts in 1992. The End.','Property Owner\'s Association',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','open','open','','timberon-property-owners-association','','','2011-05-08 16:12:54','2011-05-08 22:12:54','',934,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=1147',0,'page','',0,''),(3570,1,'2011-04-26 18:09:53','2011-04-27 00:09:53','   The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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    ','Timberon History',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','934-revision-4','','','2011-04-26 18:09:53','2011-04-27 00:09:53','',934,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3570',0,'revision','',0,''),(1150,1,'2011-04-04 12:10:18','2011-04-04 18:10:18','A historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association.  This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\n\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\n\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\n\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\n\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\n\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\n\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\n\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\n\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\n\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\n\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\n\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\n\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\n\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\n\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\n\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\n\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\n\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\n\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\n\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\n\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\n\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\n\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\n\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\n\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\n\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\n\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\n\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\n\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\n\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\n\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\n\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\n\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\n\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\n\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\n\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\n\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\n\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\n\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\n\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\n\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\n\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\n\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\n\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\n\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\n\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\n\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\n\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\n\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\n\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\n\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\n\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\n\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\n\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\n\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\n\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\n\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\n\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\n\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\n\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\n\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\n\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\n\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\n\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\n\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\n\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\n\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\n\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\n\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\n\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\n\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\n\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\n\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\n\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\n\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\n\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\n\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\n\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\n\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\n\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\n\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\n\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\n\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\n\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\n\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\n\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\n\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\n\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\n\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\n\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\n\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\n\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\n\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\n\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\n\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\n\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\n\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\n\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\n\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\n\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\n\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\n\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\n\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\n\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\n\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\n\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\n\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\n\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\n\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\n\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\n\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\n\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\n\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\n\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\n\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\n\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\n\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\n\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\n\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\n\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\n\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\n\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\n\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\n\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\n\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\n\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\n\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\n\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\n\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\n\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\n\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\n\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\n\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\n\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\n\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\n\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\n\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\n\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\n\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\n\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\n\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\n\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\n\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\n\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\n\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\n\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\n\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\n\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\n\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\n\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\n\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\n\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\n\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\n\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\n\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\n\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\n\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\n\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\n\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\n\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\n\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\n\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\n\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\n\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\n\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\n\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\n\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\n\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\n\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\n\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\n\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\n\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\n\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\n\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\n\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\n\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\n\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\n\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\n\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\n\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\n\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\n\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\n\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\n\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\n\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\n\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\n\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\n\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\n\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\n\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\n\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\n\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\n\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\n\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\n\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\n\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\n\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\n\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\n\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\n\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\n\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\n\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\n\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\n\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\n\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\n\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\n\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\n\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\n\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\n\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\n\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\n\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\n\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\n\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\n\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\n\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\n\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\n\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\n\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\n\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\n\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\n\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\n\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\n\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\n\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\n\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\n\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\n\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\n\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\n\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\n\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\n\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\n\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\n\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\n\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\n\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\n\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\n\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\n\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\n\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\n\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\n\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\n\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\n\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\n\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\n\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\n\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\n\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\n\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\n\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\n\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\n\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\n\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\n\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\n\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\n\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\n\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\n\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\n\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\n\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\n\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\n\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\n\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\n\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\n\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\n\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\n\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\n\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\n\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\n\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\n\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\n\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\n\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\n\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\n\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\n\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\n\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\n\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\n\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\n\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\n\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\n\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\n\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\n\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\n\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\n\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\n\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\n\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\n\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\n\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\n\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\n\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\n\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\n\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\n\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\n\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\n\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\n\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\n\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\n\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\n\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\n\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\n\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\n\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\n\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\n\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\n\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\n\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\n\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\n\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\n\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\n\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\n\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\n\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\n\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\n\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\n\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\n\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\n\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\n\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\n\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\n\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...<%2','Property Owner\'s Association',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1147-autosave','','','2011-04-04 12:10:18','2011-04-04 18:10:18','',1147,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=1150',0,'revision','',0,''),(2980,1,'2011-04-04 12:56:47','2011-04-04 18:56:47','','Special Photo Albums',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','466-revision-7','','','2011-04-04 12:56:47','2011-04-04 18:56:47','',466,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2980',0,'revision','',0,''),(3026,22,'2011-04-14 13:24:28','2011-04-14 19:24:28','10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\n\r\nThis is an apartment building that has 4 rentals of varying size...\r\n\r\nDirections\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt A is the first apartment on your right from the deck. Apt C is the last apartment on your right from the deck. Apt D is on the front side of the building on the lower level. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=33]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"5,6,7,8\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Sacramento',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','casa-sacramento','','','2011-05-08 14:39:24','2011-05-08 20:39:24','',2002,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=3026',0,'page','',0,''),(3051,22,'2011-04-14 15:30:17','2011-04-14 21:30:17','2 BR/1 Bath includes 2 twin beds, 1 queen bed, and 1 queen hide-a-bed, full kitchen, wood stove, washer/ dryer, telephone, air conditioning, charcoal grill, and television with satellite programming and a VCR. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt A is the first apartment on your right from the deck.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt A\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=29]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"5\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment A',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','apt-a','','','2011-05-08 14:59:48','2011-05-08 20:59:48','',3026,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=3051',0,'page','',0,''),(3028,1,'2011-04-29 09:07:48','2011-04-29 15:07:48','Below are the places you can stay in Timberon by the night, week, or month...\n
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    • Riverside Condos\nDuplexes on the Sacramento River.  575-987-2553
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    • Sacramento River Lodge\nA motel in Timberon.  575-987-2600
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    • Circle Cross RV Park\nRV Park located on the historic Circle Cross Ranch alongside the Sacramento River.  575-987-2650
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    • Timberon Trails RV Park\nRV Park in Timberon.  575-987-2240
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains. Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Builta\'s Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Builta’s Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3715-revision-4','','','2011-05-11 18:04:56','2011-05-12 00:04:56','',3715,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3721',0,'revision','',0,''),(3507,1,'2011-04-23 13:51:50','2011-04-23 19:51:50','Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.\r\n\r\n88 Chresta Loma\r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Miria\'s Hide-a-Way',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2066-revision-4','','','2011-04-23 13:51:50','2011-04-23 19:51:50','',2066,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3507',0,'revision','',0,''),(3778,1,'2011-05-17 17:11:39','2011-05-17 23:11:39','%%edgeio_classifieds%%','classified',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3774-revision-4','','','2011-05-17 17:11:39','2011-05-17 23:11:39','',3774,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3778',0,'revision','',0,''),(3092,1,'2011-04-18 07:47:06','0000-00-00 00:00:00','','Dishes For Sale',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','draft','open','open','','','','','2011-04-18 07:47:06','2011-04-18 13:47:06','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?post_type=yclad&p=3092',0,'yclad','',0,''),(3093,1,'2011-04-18 07:47:05','2011-04-18 13:47:05','','Please enter a title',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3092-revision','','','2011-04-18 07:47:05','2011-04-18 13:47:05','',3092,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3093',0,'revision','',0,''),(3731,1,'2011-05-13 06:29:05','2011-05-13 12:29:05','Detected:  May 9, 2011\r\nCause:  Under Investigation\r\nContainment:  25 percent\r\nAcres: 28,108\r\n\r\nNotice: The Mayhill Incident Command Post (ICP) has moved to mile marker 32 on US HWY 82.  A new contact number is available for Mayhill Fire Information. For questions and concerns please call\r\n(575) 687-3494.\r\n\r\nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Yesterday, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\r\n\r\nSummary: Predicted lower wind speeds (4-8 mph) coming from the east and southeast today should reduce fire behavior from what has been experienced during the past few days. There are spotted areas of heat and fire throughout the interior of the Mayhill fire with 15-20 percent of the perimeter showing intense heat. Firefighters today will concentrate efforts on the north flank of the fire east of Carr Gap Road and along US Hwy 82 building contingency lines with dozers and conducting burnout operations as necessary to corral the fire. Cold trailing (extinguishing hot spots) along US Hwy 82 and around structures will continue today with engines monitoring and patrolling the fire perimeter. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\r\n\r\nFirefighters were successful in conducting burnout operations along US Hwy 82 yesterday keeping the fire from progressing south where communities and infrastructures could be affected.\r\n\r\nAdvisory: Smoke inversion may be visible in valleys during early morning hours but should lift before noon with occurrence of warmer temperatures and light winds. Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays of up to 3 hours and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Alternative routes (Hwy 130 and 24) may be used for travel. Increased traffic should be expected on US Hwy 82 and along the fire perimeter due to fire personnel and weekend public travel for the duration of the Mayhill Fire.\r\n\r\nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting operations.\r\n\r\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\r\n\r\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on forest closure please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. For further information including maps of the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org.','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-13',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','mayhill-fire-update-5-13','','','2011-05-18 10:21:17','2011-05-18 16:21:17','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3731',0,'post','',0,''),(3587,1,'2011-04-13 11:41:30','2011-04-13 17:41:30','Back to Photos\r\nMy wife, Kim, and I started going out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains. Here are some photos taken from up Jim Lewis Canyon and down Agua Chiquita... 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The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.\r\n\r\n187 Dixwood\r\nDirections to the Abbott Log Cabin at 187 Dixwood in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the second right onto Apache Dr. Take the first left onto Dixwood. The log cabin will be on your left at the first complete intersection that you come to. This will be Dixwood and Carson.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Abbott Log Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=24]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    • Credit cards are not accepted. Sorry if this is an inconvenience. Thank you!
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"11\" showkey=\"no\"]','Abbott Log Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2062-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 14:30:42','2011-05-08 20:30:42','',2062,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3524',0,'revision','',0,''),(3148,1,'2011-04-27 07:44:52','2011-04-27 13:44:52','','Carson Cabin Reviews',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','trash','open','open','','carson-cabin-reviews','','','2011-04-27 12:43:14','2011-04-27 18:43:14','',2006,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=3148',0,'page','',0,''),(3150,1,'2011-04-27 07:44:52','2011-04-27 13:44:52','','Carson Cabin Reviews',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3148-revision-2','','','2011-04-27 07:44:52','2011-04-27 13:44:52','',3148,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3150',0,'revision','',0,''),(3151,1,'2011-04-27 07:45:42','2011-04-27 13:45:42','','Carson Cabin Reviews',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3148-revision-3','','','2011-04-27 07:45:42','2011-04-27 13:45:42','',3148,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3151',0,'revision','',0,''),(3152,1,'2011-04-27 12:42:40','2011-04-27 18:42:40','','Carson Cabin Reviews',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3148-revision-4','','','2011-04-27 12:42:40','2011-04-27 18:42:40','',3148,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3152',0,'revision','',0,''),(2968,1,'2011-04-11 17:17:54','2011-04-11 23:17:54','Property Information - Plat Maps, Restrictive Covenants and more...\r\n\r\nPhotos - New and Archived Photos\r\n\r\nWildlife - Plants and Animals','Resources',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','153-revision-2','','','2011-04-11 17:17:54','2011-04-11 23:17:54','',153,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2968',0,'revision','',0,''),(3398,1,'2011-05-02 17:35:34','2011-05-02 23:35:34','
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Whiting Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2070-revision-4','','','2011-05-08 14:05:03','2011-05-08 20:05:03','',2070,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3520',0,'revision','',0,''),(3100,1,'2011-05-08 13:39:17','2011-05-08 19:39:17','This rustic property has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.\n\n187 Dixwood\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\n\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\n\n[nggallery id=24]\n\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\n
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    \nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\n\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Abbott Log Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','2062-autosave','','','2011-05-08 13:39:17','2011-05-08 19:39:17','',2062,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3100',0,'revision','',0,''),(3519,1,'2011-04-23 13:47:41','2011-04-23 19:47:41','The Red Barn is a one bedroom/one bath unit that includes a bedroom with a double bed, full kitchen, and TV/VCR/DVD.  The Sacramento River runs just outside of this unit.  Rates begin at $65.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n1841 Sacramento\r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Red Barn',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2060-revision','','','2011-04-23 13:47:41','2011-04-23 19:47:41','',2060,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3519',0,'revision','',0,''),(3512,1,'2011-05-08 13:54:00','2011-05-08 19:54:00','2 BR/1 Bath includes 2 twin beds, 1 queen bed, and 1 queen hide-a-bed, full kitchen, wood stove, washer/ dryer, telephone, air conditioning, charcoal grill, and television with satellite programming and a VCR. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt A is the first apartment on your right from the deck.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=29]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt A\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    • Credit cards are not accepted. Sorry if this is an inconvenience. Thank you!
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment A',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3051-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 13:54:00','2011-05-08 19:54:00','',3051,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3512',0,'revision','',0,''),(3529,1,'2011-05-08 14:16:16','2011-05-08 20:16:16','1 BR/1 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, dressing room, wood stove, telephone, small charcoal grill, and television with satellite & VCR. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt D is on the front side of the building on the lower level.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=31]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt D\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    • One night rental rates are slightly higher. No \"one day\" reservations will be accepted during the holidays.
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    • Credit cards are not accepted. Sorry if this is an inconvenience. Thank you!
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"7\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment D',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3055-revision-4','','','2011-05-08 14:16:16','2011-05-08 20:16:16','',3055,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3529',0,'revision','',0,''),(3530,1,'2011-05-08 14:16:48','2011-05-08 20:16:48','1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=32]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt E\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • One night rental rates are slightly higher. No \"one day\" reservations will be accepted during the holidays.
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    • Credit cards are not accepted. Sorry if this is an inconvenience. Thank you!
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"8\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment E',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3057-revision-4','','','2011-05-08 14:16:48','2011-05-08 20:16:48','',3057,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3530',0,'revision','',0,''),(3531,1,'2011-05-08 14:17:22','2011-05-08 20:17:22','This cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is located in the tall pines. There are two queen beds and a queen hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen w/dishwasher, washer/dryer, satellite TV, central heat, and a nice deck with gas grill.  Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night).  Maximum capacity:  6 persons\r\n\r\n17 Dry Creek\r\nDirections to the Doll House at 17 Dry Creek in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft: Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will take a left hand curve and then take the first right onto Sauk. When you get to the top of Sauk, turn right onto Pawnee. When this road ends, turn left ontoWishita. Take the first left onto Dry Creek and the house will be the first one on your left.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=22]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Doll House\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Credit cards are not accepted. Sorry if this is an inconvenience. Thank you!
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
      • \r\n
    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"10\" showkey=\"no\"]','Doll House',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2058-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 14:17:22','2011-05-08 20:17:22','',2058,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3531',0,'revision','',0,''),(3125,1,'2011-04-23 14:08:55','2011-04-23 20:08:55','1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.\n\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\n\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\n\n[nggallery id=20]\n\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\n
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    • Credit cards are not accepted. Sorry if this is an inconvenience. Thank you!
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    • All properties are non-smoking!
      • \n
    \nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\n\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    • Doll House - This cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is located in the tall pines. There are two queen beds and a queen hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen w/dishwasher, washer/dryer, satellite TV, central heat, and a nice deck with gas grill.  Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night).  Maximum capacity:  6 persons.
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    • Casa Coconino - This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Miria’s Hide-a-Way - Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.
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    • Miller Cabin - This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Whiting Cabin - There are two bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The bedrooms include king-size bed, queen-size bed, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioner, screened-in porch, telephone, a charcoal grill, and DVD with satellite TV. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.
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    • Carson Cabin - This colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment D',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3055-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 13:55:42','2011-05-08 19:55:42','',3055,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3514',0,'revision','',0,''),(3057,22,'2011-04-14 15:31:27','2011-04-14 21:31:27','1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt E\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=32]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"8\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment E',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','apt-e','','','2011-05-08 15:01:01','2011-05-08 21:01:01','',3026,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=3057',0,'page','',0,''),(3515,1,'2011-05-08 13:56:23','2011-05-08 19:56:23','1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=32]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt E\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"2\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment E',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3057-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 13:56:23','2011-05-08 19:56:23','',3057,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3515',0,'revision','',0,''),(3528,1,'2011-05-08 14:15:45','2011-05-08 20:15:45','1 BR/2 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, telephone, air conditioning, and television with satellite. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt C is the last apartment on your right from the deck.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=30]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt C\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    • Reservations made during the holidays require a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n

    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"6\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment C',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3053-revision-4','','','2011-05-08 14:15:45','2011-05-08 20:15:45','',3053,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3528',0,'revision','',0,''),(2983,1,'2011-04-13 10:55:32','2011-04-13 16:55:32','[recent max=4]\r\n\r\nNew Photos\r\n\r\n Photo Archive\r\n\r\n\r\nThere are thousands of photos placed loosely in categories to make them more manageable.  Clicking on a category brings up that series of photos...\r\n
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    • Various Timberon Photos\r\nEvents and special occasions, people, activities, and various other Timberon photos.
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    • Exploring August 2000\r\nSpending Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from around Agua Chiquita and above Forest Road 64 near the Sunspot Highway.
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    • Exploring September 2000\r\nGoing out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from the north and south extremes of Timberon - two very different climatic areas.
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    • Exploring October 2000\r\nExploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from up Jim Lewis Canyon and down Agua Chiquita.
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    • Exploring August 2001\r\nGoing ay up in the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from on top of the mountain above Circle Cross and Timberon.
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    \r\nSpecial Albums ...Groups of photos by people during a certain time of with a particular theme.  Click on Albums Below...\r\n
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    • Bill Davis Photo Album\r\nSome black and white photos of people and places in Timberon during the 1980s.  They were taken by the late Bill Davis when he was the Publisher and Editor of the Timberon News.  Maybe you, or someone you know, is in these photos... more old photos are coming soon!
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    • Kathleen Anderson Photo Album\r\nSome photos of the early days of Timberon.  Kathleen Anderson sold land here in 1974 and 1975.  \"Timberon will always remain in my heart... one of the best places on the planet\"... Kathleen Anderson
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    • Sacramento Mountain Museum Photo Collection\r\nFrom the Sacramento Mountain Museum and Research Center... These photos are the property of the Museum and may not be reproduced from this website. Contact the Museum for more information... Museum Website.
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    • Sara Jo Patterson Photo Album\r\nVintage photos belonging to Sara Jo Patterson from Sixteen Springs.
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    • Kathy Worrell Photos\r\nPhotos taken by Kathy Worrell, most recent editor of the Mountain Times newspaper. Most photos here are of the Timberon 4th of July Parade.
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    \r\nVarious Other Photo Albums\r\n','Photos',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','38-revision','','','2011-04-13 10:55:32','2011-04-13 16:55:32','',38,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2983',0,'revision','',0,''),(2934,1,'2011-04-11 14:34:33','2011-04-11 20:34:33','Sub-Menu[sb_child_list]\r\n[sb_parent]\r\nA historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association.  This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\r\n\r\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\r\n\r\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\r\n\r\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\r\n\r\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\r\n\r\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\r\n\r\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\r\n\r\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\r\n\r\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\r\n\r\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\r\n\r\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\r\n\r\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\r\n\r\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\r\n\r\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\r\n\r\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\r\n\r\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\r\n\r\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\r\n\r\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\r\n\r\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\r\n\r\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\r\n\r\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\r\n\r\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\r\n\r\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\r\n\r\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\r\n\r\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\r\n\r\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\r\n\r\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\r\n\r\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\r\n\r\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\r\n\r\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\r\n\r\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\r\n\r\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\r\n\r\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\r\n\r\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\r\n\r\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\r\n\r\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\r\n\r\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\r\n\r\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\r\n\r\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\r\n\r\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\r\n\r\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\r\n\r\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\r\n\r\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\r\n\r\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\r\n\r\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\r\n\r\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\r\n\r\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\r\n\r\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\r\n\r\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\r\n\r\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\r\n\r\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\r\n\r\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\r\n\r\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\r\n\r\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\r\n\r\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\r\n\r\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\r\n\r\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\r\n\r\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\r\n\r\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\r\n\r\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\r\n\r\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\r\n\r\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\r\n\r\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\r\n\r\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\r\n\r\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\r\n\r\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\r\n\r\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\r\n\r\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\r\n\r\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\r\n\r\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\r\n\r\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\r\n\r\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\r\n\r\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\r\n\r\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\r\n\r\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\r\n\r\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\r\n\r\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\r\n\r\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\r\n\r\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\r\n\r\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\r\n\r\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\r\n\r\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\r\n\r\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\r\n\r\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\r\n\r\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\r\n\r\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\r\n\r\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\r\n\r\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\r\n\r\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\r\n\r\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\r\n\r\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\r\n\r\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\r\n\r\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\r\n\r\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\r\n\r\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\r\n\r\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\r\n\r\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\r\n\r\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\r\n\r\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\r\n\r\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\r\n\r\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\r\n\r\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\r\n\r\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\r\n\r\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\r\n\r\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\r\n\r\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\r\n\r\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\r\n\r\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\r\n\r\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\r\n\r\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\r\n\r\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\r\n\r\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\r\n\r\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\r\n\r\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\r\n\r\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\r\n\r\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\r\n\r\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\r\n\r\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\r\n\r\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\r\n\r\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\r\n\r\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\r\n\r\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\r\n\r\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\r\n\r\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\r\n\r\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\r\n\r\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\r\n\r\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\r\n\r\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\r\n\r\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\r\n\r\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\r\n\r\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\r\n\r\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\r\n\r\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\r\n\r\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\r\n\r\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\r\n\r\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\r\n\r\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\r\n\r\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\r\n\r\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\r\n\r\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\r\n\r\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\r\n\r\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\r\n\r\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\r\n\r\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\r\n\r\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\r\n\r\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\r\n\r\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\r\n\r\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\r\n\r\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\r\n\r\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\r\n\r\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\r\n\r\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\r\n\r\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\r\n\r\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\r\n\r\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\r\n\r\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\r\n\r\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\r\n\r\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\r\n\r\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\r\n\r\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\r\n\r\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\r\n\r\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\r\n\r\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\r\n\r\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\r\n\r\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\r\n\r\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\r\n\r\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\r\n\r\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\r\n\r\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\r\n\r\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\r\n\r\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\r\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\r\n\r\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\r\n\r\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\r\n\r\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\r\n\r\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\r\n\r\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\r\n\r\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\r\n\r\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\r\n\r\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\r\n\r\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\r\n\r\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\r\n\r\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\r\n\r\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\r\n\r\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\r\n\r\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\r\n\r\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\r\n\r\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\r\n\r\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\r\n\r\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\r\n\r\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\r\n\r\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\r\n\r\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\r\n\r\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\r\n\r\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\r\n\r\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\r\n\r\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\r\n\r\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\r\n\r\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\r\n\r\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\r\n\r\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\r\n\r\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\r\n\r\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\r\n\r\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\r\n\r\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\r\n\r\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\r\n\r\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has lost $4,300 so far this year. Jordan Schaaf suggest a slight raise in prices because restaurant expenses are \"eating our lunch.\" Tom Cook suggests a different approach to increase volume by lowering food and liquor prices. It is decided after a long discussion to leave prices the way they are. Tom Cook advises the Board that after the summer season the restaurant will probably be closed, because we can\'t afford to spend the Property Owner\'s money to supplement the place.\r\n\r\nThe airstrip deed and map are received by the Property Owners, but a triangular section in the property has been omitted by the developer. Tom Cook says that he has spoken to Johnny Mobley about this and was told that an aircraft service area was planned to go in there in the future.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners contact the New Mexico Transportation Department and are advised that they do not qualify for aid in airstrip maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Public Service Commission sends a letter concerning their investigation concerning the power outages in Timberon. They advise people who can substantiate losses due to power outages to submit claims to Otero Electric for possible insurance payments.\r\n\r\nThere is a disagreement on where the Bar & Lounge should be located when the new annex is constructed. Jordan Schaaf recommends moving the bar upstairs along with the restaurant, while T.P. Hanson is in favor of leaving the bar downstairs to insure the original concept of separation of dining and drinking areas. The decision is made to move the bar upstairs, but it is not unanimous.\r\n\r\nThree rough sketches of floor plans for the Lodge Annex are presented by Architect Charles Nolan and one by Ron Maksyn. The Property Owners go with Ron Maksyn\'s plan after a few adjustments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 27, 1985...\r\n\r\nPool repairs are continuing. New concrete has been poured and a privacy fence is being installed around the lower section of the pool.\r\n\r\nArchitect Charles Nolan tells the Property Owners that the blueprints for the annex should be completed in about two weeks, then it will be put out for bid.\r\n\r\nWanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley and Marilyn Leary are asked by the Board to give their suggestions for decorating the new restaurant. Tom Cook suggests that no theme should be considered, but keep the restaurant richly elegant.\r\n\r\nCharles Nolan agrees to furnish an artist\'s conception of the Lodge Annex for public viewing.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager advises the Board that he has discussed the rumored new road from Sunspot to Scott Able Canyon with agents of the U.S. Forest Service and they said that such a road is included in future plans, but the completion date won\'t be until 1993.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 6, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Board attorney strongly advises against publishing the names of members that are delinquent in their dues payments.\r\n\r\nThe bids for the new Lodge Annex are scheduled to be opened on July 9th.\r\n\r\nMarilyn Leary, Elise Schaaf, Sue Haisley, Yvonne Fetters and Wanna Bell Ross are appointed as the design committee for the Lodge Annex.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 24, 1985...\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that construct began on the Lodge Annex August 12th.\r\n\r\nThe Board has been busy trying to cut the cost of the Annex in any feasible way.\r\n\r\nWillie Fenske advised the Board that a suit was being prepared against the Timberon Protective Association concerning mobile homes in the area.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters suggests that due to recent thefts in the Lodge and the improper use of the lobby as sleeping facilities, the Lodge should be locked at night. It is so ordered by the Board.\r\n\r\nThe first Annual Fireman of the Year award was given to Wanna Bell Ross.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 9, 1985...\r\n\r\nReceipts for the retirement dinner for Bill \"Smitty\" Smith total $286.83, not including the photograph taken at the dinner.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is commissioned to build the tables for the Lodge Annex dining room.\r\n\r\nAt this point the overall cost for the Lodge Annex is set at $301,947.\r\n\r\nSue Quick submits the proposed budget for the Timberon Protective Association at $70,210. The legal fund is raised to $10,000.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett suggests that the old restaurant area downstairs be used as a community library. The Board is leaning towards making it a nursery and does not give the library serious consideration at that time.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager attends a meeting in Cloudcroft which concerns the Forest Service\'s plans to build a logging road from the Sunspot area to Scott Able Canyon. It would originally be a 14 foot wide dirt road. Long range plans include widening it to a two lane blacktop road with the possibility of continuing it on into Timberon and eventually Pinon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 18, 1986...\r\n\r\nTo ward off a lawsuit, the requested changes are made and approved in the covenants of T-10.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett again presents a plan to use part or all of the basement area as a library. The Board instructs him to obtain more detailed information on establishing a library and asks the General Manager to check on any adverse insurance problems which may accompany the establishment of a nursery in the basement.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 8, 1986...\r\n\r\nA room upstairs in the Lodge, formerly known as the Lion\'s Room, is made available for use as a library.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley, the developer, discontinues maintenance of the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge Annex is scheduled to be finished by the end of March, with the Grand Opening to be the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend.\r\n\r\nLitigation continues over the Covenants in T-10, with the Timberon Protective Association pushing for a quick court decision.\r\n\r\nThe County takes the position that Timberon\'s population density does not qualify our roads for their attention. It is the Property Owner\'s responsibility to maintain them. Johnny Mobley gives the Property Owners a road grader for free.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 30, 1986...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb threatens to sue the Board if they do not give in to his demands for lower membership payments on his multiple lots in Timberon and other demands, some realistic and some not so. The Board begins to make plans for a compromise on the issues in question.\r\n\r\nThe County resumes grading in Timberon as a result of the efforts of the Timberon Road Committee.\r\n\r\nThe military refuses to grant the right-of-way necessary for an all-weather road south to 506.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 19, 1986...\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents a proposal that the Property Owners assume ownership and operation of the Water Company and the Golf Course. The details will be worked out through the attorneys.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners accept the Water Company and Golf Course with a resolution that is to be subject to the approval of both parties attorneys. Part of the agreement involved the Developer\'s offer to bring the back 9 on the golf course into operational condition and external renovation of the Pro Shop building.\r\n\r\nThe Developer turns over the retail liquor license to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are promised the use of the Timberon Logo \"for now and in the future.\"\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 3, 1987...\r\n\r\nTimberon Protective Association\'s outstanding legal bills over a covenants problem in T-10 have reached $8,273. Attorney Tom Sandenaw has donated $1,000 of his time on the suit.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the property owners that the construction of the Lodge Annex is substantially completed. Total cost of construction is $341,527.\r\n\r\nCurtis Reece suggested to the other Board members that bids on all items of consequence should be let, public notice locally should suffice. The Board will solicit the membership\'s opinion and think about it.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is drawn into the T-10 covenants lawsuit (also known as the Wilcox suit) that was filed against the Protective Association. It is decided that Mr. Wilcox be contacted to seek some avenue of negotiation concerning this matter.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe heating system in the Pro Shop building is switched over to propane. The move is praised as a great improvement.\r\n\r\nNorm Welborn, Chairman of the Water & Resources Committee, questions whether the water system is producing enough water for our growing community. He says the developer must improve the system before the property owners take it over.\r\n\r\nJoe Roseborrough presents plans for a proposed remodeling of the interior of the Pro Shop to accommodate a game room. The Board promises to review the plans.\r\n\r\nThe proposed road out of Timberon down Grapevine Canyon is dealt a death blow by General Infante, national defense needs were cited.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 9, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe property owners seem to be losing board member fast, with Lou Fetters resigning and then Curtis Reece.\r\n\r\nWork on the sprinkler systems at the golf course is progressing nicely. Special thanks are offered to Euel Ross, Curtis Reece, Vic Hollrah and T.P. Hanson for their volunteer work. Jesse Duckett is recognized for his volunteer help in the Pro Shop and with golf tournaments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 13, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe developer\'s liquor license is transferred to the property owners.\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Commissioners are invited to hold a meeting in Timberon and they actually accept.\r\n\r\nGuest memberships are established for the golf course at the rate of family memberships, or $75.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 15, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe many volunteers that helped with the parachute drops when the Green Berets were in Timberon were thanked. The Green Berets were testing newly designed parachutes.\r\n\r\nThe County Commissioners meet in Timberon and agree to work with us in getting the much-needed traffic control signs up.\r\n\r\nWin Thorp, President of the newly formed Men\'s Golf Association, recommends that the current Golf Pro George Thatcher be replaced with a person / or rehired in the capacity of someone - who can supervise activities and maintain the course on a full time basis. The Golf Association is also taking contributions for paint to use on the Pro Shop building, volunteers will paint it. The Property Owners Association donates $300 for paint.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the BLM will hold an open meeting here to discuss McGregor Range and how it affects Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe insurance adjuster is here inspecting the F10 fairway mower that burst into flames earlier this month.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe Wilcox lawsuit is appealed to the State Supreme Court. The Court rules in favor of Wilcox on one count, but found no evidence of any fraud on the second count.\r\n\r\nOtero County personnel begin installing stop signs and curve signs in Timberon.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters, Chairman of the Road Committee, proudly announces that a letter has been received from General Infante - the Army recommends approval to pave the back road to Timberon and asks that BLM issue the appropriate easements and right-of-way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 12, 1988...\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett volunteers to give free golf lessons to the young people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nCliff Pert requests that the Board donate land for a basketball court, several people have already pledged material and labor for the project. He is asked to report back at a later meeting.\r\n\r\nA request is made for permission to use the Lodge for some Little Theater productions. It would be necessary to build a stage at an approximate cost of $740, and it could be used for other purposes. Marcy Yeager was asked to report back to the Board on this at a later time.\r\n\r\nThe sprinkler system on the golf course has been completed and a representative of Southwest Toro is here to help with the programming of the computer system.\r\n\r\nIt appears that Lions Club bingo is becoming a regular event at the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 16, 1988...\r\n\r\nAn area adjacent to the playground is designated for the site of the new basketball court, construction will begin soon.\r\n\r\nThe Club Liquor license is to be moved from the Lodge to the Pro Shop and the Retail Liquor license is moved from the Pro Shop to the Lodge. This should happen by October.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary, the General Manager, resigns.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 11, 1988...\r\n\r\nPlans are being made for the Fourth of July weekend - steak fry at the golf course, annual parade, Puttin\' on the Lips, and a dance with the KHEY Band.\r\n\r\nFrank Preston is the new General Manager.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to pay the additional $250 to complete the Little Theater\'s stage.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 9, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe first Christmas in July, arts and crafts fair, is held.\r\n\r\nMitch Johnson donates a lot to the Property Owners Association on the condition that it be raffled and the proceeds used on the golf course.\r\n\r\nFirst Nation Bank of Alamogordo is in the process of foreclosing on the Water Company.\r\n\r\nLila Oliveri comments on the condition of the airstrip - damage being done to their plane.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 13, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club builds a new BBQ pit behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates the materials to build a trophy case for the lobby of the Lodge, the Lions Club / Dave Davis agrees to build it.\r\n\r\nTie downs for six airplanes are installed on the airstrip.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to convert the basement of the Lodge into a recreation room.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Fire Department receives the Best Community Service Award, the Fire Chief receives the State Award for Fire Chief of the Year, Chris Murtishaw and Steve Hollabaugh both also receive state awards.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated December 10, 1988...\r\n\r\nSquare Dance lessons are offered in the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association was effectively abolished. Hazzie Quick resigned from the Property Owners Board citing family / personal reasons and there is definite evidence that his wife, Sue, may have been embezzling funds from the organization.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 11, 1989...\r\n\r\nA decision is made to contract Triple M Company to maintain the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nMax Goodwin, District Ranger in Cloudcroft / Forest Service, spoke regarding the Forest Service\'s 10-year long range plan and asked for any suggestions as to how they could better serve the people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association files for dissolution with the Corporation Commision.\r\n\r\nThe first hearing regarding the formation of a Water District in Timberon was held in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 15, 1989...\r\n\r\nTimberon is a top contender for the location of a Forest Service warehouse. The developer has offered to donate some property on which to place the warehouse, should Timberon be selected.\r\n\r\nThe Forest Service proposes putting a 60\' radio tower here, if it is agreeable with us. It is decided that they can put it up by the ninth green of the golf course.\r\n\r\nAlamogordo School District begins making noises about closing the Timberon School. A letter is sent to them in defense of the school being here.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 20, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe property owners file a class action suit against Developer Johnny Mobley, hoping to recover some funds or assets to cover the many promises made that had not been fulfilled.\r\n\r\nThe Alamogordo School Board votes four to one in favor of keeping the Timberon School open another year.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that for her embezzlement, Sue Quick was given a 9-year suspended sentence. She was instructed to repay the Property Owners Association, starting with a $5,000 payment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 8, 1989...\r\n\r\nOn lawsuits: the Wilcox Case is still in court, Sue Quick paid $400 back, the class action against the developer is still in litigation.\r\n\r\nThe property owners are informed that everyone should plan to attend the County Commissioner\'s meeting when a reserve deputy for Timberon is put on the agenda.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting a lifeguard for the pool is looked into.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 30, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe Little Theater performs a play called \"The Neglected Husband\'s Sewing Club.\"\r\n\r\nOne of the Timberon parks is dedicated to Mary Glover, there will be a Mary Glover Memorial Dance that evening.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Lions Club has completed putting up street signs.\r\n\r\nHugh Ellison speaks on the proposed Water & Sanitation District. The original petition is to include water, roads and sewer. The Property Owners Association supports the Water District petition, but feels it should include solid waste removal, landfill services, recreation and park facilities. The Water District is the nearest thing Timberon is ever going to see to incorporation (town or village status).\r\n\r\nAt present Sue Quick is repaying $225 a week to the property owners. The balance of what she still owes is $45,622.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates a piano to the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe focus for a better road into Timberon is moved from the south route to the 14 mile Sacramento River Road.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 13, 1990...\r\n\r\nCiting the expensive legal costs involved in continuing litigation, the Property Owners offer 1st National Bank of Alamogordo $100,000 for the water company (in bankruptcy with the developer) even though it is still felt that the Property Owners have a strong claim to ownership as a result of past agreements. The offer was refused and no counter-offer was made.\r\n\r\nVoting is held to make way for the formation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District.\r\n\r\nTitle insurance is obtained for the golf course and the Property Owners are in the process of getting the insurance for the rest of their deeded property. The was seen as a wise move, in light of the developer\'s bankruptcy and the confrontational stance of the 1st National Bank.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the New Mexico Highway Department has completed a study to get a draft through for the upgrading of the road from Sunspot to Timberon. A copy of the draft is sent to our representatives and Bill #369 starts along its political journey in Santa Fe.\r\n\r\nBruce Rhodes presents an appreciation plaque in honor of Bobby Postlewaite\'s many years of dedicated service to the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Sheriff come to Timberon for a town hall meeting to discuss internal security.\r\n\r\n$40,000 is allotted by the State and put into the State Highway Department\'s surplus fund for an engineering survey of the 14 mile Sacramento River Road. This part of a 90%-10% split, in which the County needs to come up with $4,000 for the preliminary assessment and environmental impact study on the road.\r\n\r\nSue Quick is still making payments for her embezzlement, at this point she owes $43,196.\r\n\r\nAn Order for Incorporation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District is completed by Judge Grissom.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 21, 1990...\r\n\r\nA petition is circulated among Property Owners to present to the Otero County Commissioners for a full-time deputy in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club begin soliciting support and donations for covering the BBQ pit area behind the Lodge building with a roof.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 12, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are told by the Otero County Commissioners that their budget will not support a deputy for Timberon.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Memorial Day golf tournament proceeds of $567, and whatever money comes from the Firecracker Open on the July 4th weekend, will go towards helping pay for the restrooms on hole #6. The restroom building was donated by Dell Telephone.\r\n\r\nThe 1st Annual Watermelon Feast is held at the Mary Glover Memorial Park.\r\n\r\nA letter was received from the EID concerning violations at the old Timberon Dump. The problems were addressed by the Property Owners - who were looking into the future when the Timberon Water & Sanitation District would be operating a full-blow land fill system.\r\n\r\nThe County refuses to consider taking any more roads that are brought up to specs - with the formation of the new Water District, they want to wait and see what happens.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 14, 1990...\r\n\r\nLou Fetters and Euel Ross attend a meeting at the New Mexico highway Commission in Alamogordo. The Commission writes a letter of concern asking the State to make the road from Sunspot to Timberon a priority. It is stated that the County puts up their $4,000 of the matching funds to start the Environmental Study of the 14 mile road.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are in an on-going process to gain clear title to the landfill (old dump) as Timberon needs it to remain operational.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association moves to turn over their rights and claim to the water system and ownership of the airstrip, fishing lakes, existing 9 holes of the golf course and clubhouse, unfinished second 9 holes of the golf course, swimming pool, lodge complex, and landfill at no charge. The only stipulation was an agreement on perpetual care, maintenance, and use for the benefit of all Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe T-Mart (a little hardware store located next to where Blue Water Real Estate is today - the Glovers live there now) closes its doors for good.\r\n\r\nConcern is expressed about the deteriorating condition of the airstrip\'s surface - it is suggested that vehicle be kept off it.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 18, 1990...\r\n\r\nA buffet is held in the Lodge, with the entertainment being the School Booster\'s \"Puttin\' on the Lips.\"\r\n\r\nA program is started for junior firefighters. They must be 16 years of age to start and 18 years old to become a full-scale firefighter.\r\n\r\nAnn Cobb donates 5.3 acres of land to the fire department for a new substation.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 17, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is $8,000 over budget for the year in legal fees, and the amount is still rising due to the Wilcox Case (over doublewides in T-10 supposedly in violation of the restrictive covenants).\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the two year study by the New Mexico State Highway Department has been completed and a report received. The report recommends the improvement of the 14 miles (Sacramento River Road) into Timberon and environmental and engineering studies are now under way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nFrank Preston retires as General Manager for the Association.\r\n\r\nWinning the court case concerning the covenants in T-10, Wilcox files another lawsuit asking $47,000 in legal fees and court costs be paid by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nRuby Roberts becomes the new acting manager for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nNumerous break-ins have occurred of late and the Association offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.\r\n\r\nThe Pro Shop inventory is sold to Jesse Duckett for $1,535.00 as he is taking over management of the shop.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 18, 1991...\r\n\r\nLeon Metz, well-known historical writer, came for Channel 7 in El Paso as a guest of the Property Owners. He and his photographer toured the Lodge and other historical areas in and around Timberon.   His presentation will air on Sunday the 19th.\r\n\r\nA caravan of officials, some 27 of them from federal, state, county and forest service came to Timberon to ponder the 14 mile road criteria.\r\n\r\nDick Moore reports that all Property Owners Association property has now been officially transferred to the new Water District. He also says that all of the Association\'s outstanding debts have been paid off.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 17, 1991...\r\n\r\nA resolution is formally passed to dissolve the Timberon Property Owners Association. T.P. Hanson commended the Board for their hard work and stated that we had the most beautiful place in the whole world, and that he hoped the negative thinkers and freeloaders would have to pay taxes until their noses bleed. T.P. also stated that \"we have torn up the thing that we had - which was the best thing in the world.\"\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association ceases all architectural control activities, as they no longer have the manpower or funding.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nOn the advice of their attorney, the Property Owners Association will be dissolved through the courts instead of the Corporation Commission.\r\n\r\nVic Hollrah mentions to the Property Owners what great condition and good business the golf course has experienced this year.\r\n\r\nDue to the dissolution, the liquor license needs to be sold. The Board feels that the license is an asset which needs to be preserved for the pleasure of the Property Owners. The bids will be looked at very closely in hopes of selecting someone who will provide a good and reliable service for the Property Owners - and will keep the license on the mountain.\r\n\r\nCharlie Bain suggests that the time has arrived for some sort of \"business association\" to be formed to carry on the social activities that TPOA had been sponsoring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 24, 1992...\r\n\r\nDick Moore and High Ellison resign from the Property Owners Board of Directors over issues concerning the proposed handling of the Wilcox case during the final stages.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Community Action Group (TCAG) begins formation - to take up some of the slack created by the Property Owners Association dissolving.\r\n\r\nA group of Timberon Property Owners, calling themselves Discover Timberon, propose to operate a bar and package store at the Golf Course Lounge. They purchase the license for $8,500.\r\n\r\nAn agreement was reached in the T-10 Case, the Association pays Wilcox $25,127.50 and the 17 homes disputed in the suit will not have to be moved out. This move also settles all legal action pending against the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 26, 1992...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association disposes of all remaining assets to the new Water District.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is legally dissolved by the courts in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nThis should be the end of the story, but it\'s not. You see the Court Clerk forgot to submit the proper records to the New Mexico Corporation Commission, or maybe they were lost in the mail. The result is that the Association was never completely dissolved in the eyes of the New Mexico Corporation Commission, even though it was legally dissolved.\r\n\r\nIn 1997, for a short period, the original Association\'s charter was revived - with the officers being Dwayne Beagles, Virgil Beagles, and Bill Curtis. This reincarnation ended when the Corporation Commission was properly informed of the dissolution by the courts in 1992. The End.','Property Owner\'s Association',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1147-revision','','','2011-04-11 14:34:33','2011-04-11 20:34:33','',1147,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2934',0,'revision','',0,''),(3095,1,'2011-04-21 16:44:47','2011-04-21 22:44:47','Below are the places you can stay in Timberon by the night, week, or month...\r\n
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    • Timberon Rentals\r\nA number of cabin rentals, click on name to go to webpage.  575-987-2201
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    • Riverside Condos\r\nDuplexes on the Sacramento River.  575-987-2553
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    • Sacramento River Lodge\r\nA motel in Timberon.  575-987-2600
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    • Circle Cross RV Park\r\nRV Park located on the historic Circle Cross Ranch alongside the Sacramento River.  575-987-2650
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    • Timberon Trails RV Park\r\nRV Park in Timberon.  575-987-2240
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Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc� They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970�s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon�s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
    \r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1128\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Shack by the old Carissa Springs\"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n\r\n
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For questions and concerns please call\r\n(575) 687-3494.\r\n \r\nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Yesterday, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\r\n \r\nSummary: Predicted lower wind speeds (4-8 mph) coming from the east and southeast today should reduce fire behavior from what has been experienced during the past few days. There are spotted areas of heat and fire throughout the interior of the Mayhill fire with 15-20 percent of the perimeter showing intense heat. Firefighters today will concentrate efforts on the north flank of the fire east of Carr Gap Road and along US Hwy 82 building contingency lines with dozers and conducting burnout operations as necessary to corral the fire. Cold trailing (extinguishing hot spots) along US Hwy 82 and around structures will continue today with engines monitoring and patrolling the fire perimeter. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\r\n \r\nFirefighters were successful in conducting burnout operations along US Hwy 82 yesterday keeping the fire from progressing south where communities and infrastructures could be affected.  \r\n \r\nAdvisory: Smoke inversion may be visible in valleys during early morning hours but should lift before noon with occurrence of warmer temperatures and light winds. Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays of up to 3 hours and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Alternative routes (Hwy 130 and 24) may be used for travel. Increased traffic should be expected on US Hwy 82 and along the fire perimeter due to fire personnel and weekend public travel for the duration of the Mayhill Fire.\r\n \r\nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting operations.\r\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\r\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on forest closure please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. 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    Before Wildfire Threatens
    \r\nPlan Ahead\r\n
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    • Prepare a family plan to identify all evacuation routes and be familiar with each one.  Smoke and anxiety can cause confusion in direction.
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    • Create a 30-to-100 foot safety zone around your house.
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    • Remove leaves and rubbish, clear all flammable vegetation.
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    • Remove dead branches that extend over the roof.
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    • Prune tree branches and shrubs within 15 feet of a stove or chimney outlet.
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    • Clear a 10 foot area around propane tanks and the barbecue.
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    • Stack firewood at least 100 feet away and uphill from the house.
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    • The Evacuation Card associated with this article should completed and placed in every vehicle ASAP. If an evacuation order is issued, place the card in the collection boxes located at the designated exit out of town.
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    \r\nProtect your Home\r\n
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    • Regularly clean roof and gutters.
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    • Inspect chimneys at least twice a year.
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    • Clean them at least once a year.
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    • Teach each family member how to use the fire extinguisher (ABC type) and show them where it\'s kept.
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    • Keep handy household items that can be used as fire tools: rake, axe, handsaw chainsaw, bucket and shovel.
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    \r\nEmergency Supplies\r\n\r\nWhen wildfire threatens, you won\'t have time to shop or search for supplies. Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit with items you may need if advised to evacuate. Store these supplies in sturdy easy-to-carry containers such as backpacks, duffel bags or trash containers. Items to include:\r\n
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    • One change of clothing and footwear per person and one blanket or sleeping bag per person.
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    • A first aid kit that includes your family’s prescription medications.
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    • Sanitation supplies.
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    • Special items for infant, elderly or disable family members.
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    • Water and easy to prepare food.
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    • Pet supplies (food, water, leashes/cages, vaccination papers)
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    \r\nWhen Wildfire Threatens\r\n
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    • Emergency notification will be made by fire department or law enforcement personnel. Listen for sirens in your area. Follow directions for evacuation. 
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    • Park car in an open space facing the direction of escape leaving. Keys in the ignition.
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    • Pack Disaster Supplies Kit in car (see Emergency Supplies section).
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    • Confine pets to one room. Make plans to care for your-pets in case you must evacuate.
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    • Arrange temporary housing at a friend or relative\'s home outside the threatened area.
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    \r\nIf Advised to Evacuate, Do So Immediately\r\n
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    • Wear protective clothing and sturdy shoes: cotton clothing, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, gloves and a handkerchief to protect your face.
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    • Lock your home.
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    • Watch for changes in the speed and direction of fire and smoke.
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    • If going to a Red Cross Shelter, take comfort foods for the children.
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    • Tie pets to driver\'s door so you won\'t forget them.
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    \r\nTime Permitting, Protect your Home Inside\r\n
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    • Close windows, vents, doors, Venetian blinds or non-combustible window coverings and heavy drapes. Remove lightweight curtains.
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    • Open fireplace damper. Close fireplace screens.
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    • Move flammable furniture into the center of the home away from windows.
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    • Leave electric power on.
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    \r\nOutside\r\n
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    • Turn off propane tanks.
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    • Place combustible patio furniture inside.  Connect the garden hose to outside taps.
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    • Gather fire tools (shovels; picks etc) and leave by hose for firefighters use.
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    • Place ladder up to roof on downward side of house
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    \r\nImportant Family Documents   Keep these records in a waterproof, portable container:\r\n
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    • Will, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds, etc.
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    • Passports, social security cards, immunization records, bank account numbers.
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    • Credit card account numbers and companies.
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    • Inventory and pictures of valuable household goods, important telephone numbers.
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    • Family records (birth, marriage, death certificates)
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    \r\nEvacuation Routes\r\n
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    • North Gate road to Cloudcroft.
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    • South Gate road to Pinon, El Paso and Alamogordo (see map).
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    Take Merlin Drive out of Timberon to Hoover Dr. Continue to South Gate.

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    Dirt road for appx. 17 miles from South Gate to pavement toward Pinon.

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    Dirt road for appx. 50 miles to Hwy 54. At Hwy 54, South to El Paso. North to Alamogordo.  The road to El Paso and Alamogordo is not clearly marked. Anyone not familiar with this road would be advised to drive this route before an emergency.

    \r\nSchool Children \r\n
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    • Cloudcroft schools will be notified in the event of evacuation during school hours. You must complete the evacuation card with contact telephone numbers. 
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    \r\nEvacuation Card This is a rich text (.rtf) file attachment that can be downloaded and viewed in any word processor to print out.\r\n
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    \r\n\r\n   The orange-shirted workers and cranes are gone; the Mexican Canyon Trestle now stands strong and quiet, reminding us of the days when the train took logs down and brought visitors up the mountain. Now what?  Soon we will again have the bustle of construction in the area. Briston Construction is planning to begin work on the Trestle Vista around the first of April.  Highway 82 will be moved north, making more space on the south side for safe parking.  A side walk with interpretive signs will be installed, as will a viewing platform with benches, so visitors can sit down and enjoy the Trestle, White Sands, a sunset, their lunch, or the fresh mountain air.\r\n\r\n   While moving the highway may temporarily slow traffic, two lanes are expected to stay open to keep those cars moving. Highway relocation will obliterate the existing trailhead and parking for the popular Osha Trail. Work is planned to begin in March on an alternative access trail and parking for the Osha Trail. This new trailhead will be located at the bottom of Muchachita Avenue where it meets Highway 82. Visitors in Pines Campground will still be able to access Osha Trail from the campground.  As always, visitors can park in town and walk out Osha Trail road.\r\nIf you’d like to help with trail construction, please contact Peg Crim, at pcrim@fs.fed.us, or 575-434-7231 or leave your name and contact information at the Sacramento District Office.\r\n\r\n
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    Aplly for membership by clicking HERE!

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    • Riverside Condos\r\nDuplexes on the Sacramento River.  575-987-2553
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    • Sacramento River Lodge\r\nA motel in Timberon.  575-987-2600
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    • Circle Cross RV Park\r\nRV Park located on the historic Circle Cross Ranch alongside the Sacramento River.  575-987-2650
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    • Timberon Trails RV Park\r\nRV Park in Timberon.  575-987-2240
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Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.\n\nFor more information on the Lincoln National Forest, please visit our website at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on www.twitter.com/lincolnsmokey.\n\n[gallery link=\"file\" columns=\"4\" orderby=\"rand\"]','Learn Gardening Techniques At Smokey\'s Garden Arbor Day Celebration',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3421-autosave','','','2011-05-04 11:07:32','2011-05-04 17:07:32','',3421,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3428',0,'revision','',0,''),(3429,1,'2011-05-03 16:54:56','2011-05-03 22:54:56','The felling of hazardous trees along U.S. Highway 82 on the east side of Cloudcroft, NM, will begin on Monday, May 2 through May 12, 2011, to reduce the potential threat of trees falling on to roadways due to strong winds in southeastern New Mexico.\r\n\r\nThe Sacramento Ranger District has evaluated the right of way and has resources in place to remove hazard trees. 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We are not only concerned about the risk to communities and natural resources, we are also concerned about the potential difficulties evacuating recreationists from remote areas should a wildfire start. We will continue to monitor fire danger indices to ensure that our management decisions are reflecting on-the-ground needs to protect our communities” he said.\r\n\r\nGoing into or being upon Lincoln National Forest lands, including campgrounds and day use picnic areas, will be prohibited. All National Forest System Roads and trails will be closed, but all interstates, state and county roads through the Lincoln National Forest will remain open. Additionally, the use of Fireworks is strictly prohibited on all National Forest System Lands.\r\n
    The following persons are exempt from this order:
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    • Persons engaged in a business delivering goods, packages or services to private property or contractors performing services for the government.
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    • Persons with a written and approved entry permit or authorization letter, i.e., Grazing Permittees.\r\nContact the Forest Supervisor or local District Ranger for additional information on restrictions or special use permit availability.
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    \r\nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level. A significant amount of moisture will be required to reduce the extreme fire danger on the Lincoln National Forest.\r\n\r\nThe area closures do not affect Federal and State Highways that lead into the mountain communities. Please do not stop on the sides of any highways. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.\r\n\r\n“Business will be as usual,” said Cloudcroft Mayor Dave Venable. “We want to inform those who have made or contemplate making travel plans for New Mexico and our southern communities that our stores, restaurants, lodging and other services are available and will be open. Also, all special events to include May Fair – May 24; Mountain Music Festival – June 18; High Rolls Cherry Festival – June 18 and 19 will go on as scheduled. All private campgrounds will be open. Come on up and enjoy our mountain communities and hospitality.”\r\n\r\nContact the local chambers of commerce or arts councils for the City of Alamogordo, Villages of Cloudcroft, Tularosa, Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs, Mayhill, Sacramento, Weed, Timberon, Capitan and Queen to obtain a calendar of events. Visitors are encouraged to visit these mountain communities.\r\n
     \r\n“Even though the forest will be closed, this closure action is not permanent,” said Ruidoso Mayor Gus Raymond Alborn. “We encourage visitors to visit Ruidoso and our mountain communities and remind them that safety for our visitors and citizens is first and foremost.” Special events will be occurring in Ruidoso over the next several months to include the “4th Annual Smokey Bear Days” – May 6-7, in Capitan; the Aspencash Motorcycle Run & Trade Show – Ruidoso Convention Center - May 19-22 or Ruidoso Downs Racetrack: Opening Day – May 27, 2011.
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     \r\nThe following offices can provide information on upcoming events:  Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce - (575) 682-2733, Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce- (575) 257-7395, and Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce – (575) 887-6516.
    \r\n
    Violations of these prohibitions are punishable by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual and $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six months or both.  16 USC 551 and 18 USC 3559 and 3571.
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     \r\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911.
    \r\n
     \r\nFor more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.  Please visit our website:  Southwest Area Wildland Fire Operations at http://gacc.nifc.gov/swcc
    \r\n
     \r\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices:  Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095, Sacramento Ranger District – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District – (575) 885-4181. All offices are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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     \r\nPlease visit the Lincoln National Forest website at:  www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on Twitter at:  lincolnsmokey@twitter.com.
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    \nThe following persons are exempt from this order:
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    • Persons engaged in a business delivering goods, packages or services to private property or contractors performing services for the government.
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    • Persons with a written and approved entry permit or authorization letter, i.e., Grazing Permittees.\nContact the Forest Supervisor or local District Ranger for additional information on restrictions or special use permit availability.
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    \nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level. A significant amount of moisture will be required to reduce the extreme fire danger on the Lincoln National Forest.
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     \nThe area closures do not affect Federal and State Highways that lead into the mountain communities. Please do not stop on the sides of any highways. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.
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    “Business will be as usual,” said Cloudcroft Mayor Dave Venable. “We want to inform those who have made or contemplate making travel plans for New Mexico and our southern communities that our stores, restaurants, lodging and other services are available and will be open. Also, all special events to include May Fair – May 24; Mountain Music Festival – June 18; High Rolls Cherry Festival – June 18 and 19 will go on as scheduled. All private campgrounds will be open. Come on up and enjoy our mountain communities and hospitality.”
    \n
    \nContact the local chambers of commerce or arts councils for the City of Alamogordo, Villages of Cloudcroft, Tularosa, Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs, Mayhill, Sacramento, Weed, Timberon, Capitan and Queen to obtain a calendar of events. Visitors are encouraged to visit these mountain communities.
    \n
     \n“Even though the forest will be closed, this closure action is not permanent,” said Ruidoso Mayor Gus Raymond Alborn. “We encourage visitors to visit Ruidoso and our mountain communities and remind them that safety for our visitors and citizens is first and foremost.” Special events will be occurring in Ruidoso over the next several months to include the “4th Annual Smokey Bear Days” – May 6-7, in Capitan; the Aspencash Motorcycle Run & Trade Show – Ruidoso Convention Center - May 19-22 or Ruidoso Downs Racetrack: Opening Day – May 27, 2011.
    \n
     \nThe following offices can provide information on upcoming events:  Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce - (575) 682-2733, Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce- (575) 257-7395, and Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce – (575) 887-6516.
    \n
    \nViolations of these prohibitions are punishable by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual and $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six months or both.  16 USC 551 and 18 USC 3559 and 3571.
    \n
     \nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911.
    \n
     \nFor more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.  Please visit our website:  Southwest Area Wildland Fire Operations at http://gacc.nifc.gov/swcc
    \n
     \nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices:  Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095, Sacramento Ranger District – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District – (575) 885-4181. All offices are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    \n
     \nPlease visit the Lincoln National Forest website at:  www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on Twitter at:  lincolnsmokey@twitter.com.
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    \r\nThe following persons are exempt from this order:
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    • Residents living within the closed area and their guests, landowners or lessees of land within the closed area for access to their owned or leased property.
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    \r\nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level. A significant amount of moisture will be required to reduce the extreme fire danger on the Lincoln National Forest.
    \r\n
     \r\nThe area closures do not affect Federal and State Highways that lead into the mountain communities. Please do not stop on the sides of any highways. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.
    \r\n
    “Business will be as usual,” said Cloudcroft Mayor Dave Venable. “We want to inform those who have made or contemplate making travel plans for New Mexico and our southern communities that our stores, restaurants, lodging and other services are available and will be open. Also, all special events to include May Fair – May 24; Mountain Music Festival – June 18; High Rolls Cherry Festival – June 18 and 19 will go on as scheduled. All private campgrounds will be open. Come on up and enjoy our mountain communities and hospitality.”
    \r\n
    \r\nContact the local chambers of commerce or arts councils for the City of Alamogordo, Villages of Cloudcroft, Tularosa, Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs, Mayhill, Sacramento, Weed, Timberon, Capitan and Queen to obtain a calendar of events. Visitors are encouraged to visit these mountain communities.
    \r\n
     \r\n“Even though the forest will be closed, this closure action is not permanent,” said Ruidoso Mayor Gus Raymond Alborn. “We encourage visitors to visit Ruidoso and our mountain communities and remind them that safety for our visitors and citizens is first and foremost.” Special events will be occurring in Ruidoso over the next several months to include the “4th Annual Smokey Bear Days” – May 6-7, in Capitan; the Aspencash Motorcycle Run & Trade Show – Ruidoso Convention Center - May 19-22 or Ruidoso Downs Racetrack: Opening Day – May 27, 2011.
    \r\n
     \r\nThe following offices can provide information on upcoming events:  Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce - (575) 682-2733, Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce- (575) 257-7395, and Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce – (575) 887-6516.
    \r\n
    \r\nViolations of these prohibitions are punishable by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual and $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six months or both.  16 USC 551 and 18 USC 3559 and 3571.
    \r\n
     \r\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911.
    \r\n
     \r\nFor more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.  Please visit our website:  Southwest Area Wildland Fire Operations at http://gacc.nifc.gov/swcc
    \r\n
     \r\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices:  Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095, Sacramento Ranger District – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District – (575) 885-4181. All offices are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    \r\n
     \r\nPlease visit the Lincoln National Forest website at:  www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on Twitter at:  lincolnsmokey@twitter.com.
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    The following persons are exempt from this order:
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      \n
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    • Residents living within the closed area and their guests, landowners or lessees of land within the closed area for access to their owned or leased property.
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    • Persons engaged in a business delivering goods, packages or services to private property or contractors performing services for the government.
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    \nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level. A significant amount of moisture will be required to reduce the extreme fire danger on the Lincoln National Forest.\n\nThe area closures do not affect Federal and State Highways that lead into the mountain communities. Please do not stop on the sides of any highways. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.\n\n“Business will be as usual,” said Cloudcroft Mayor Dave Venable. “We want to inform those who have made or contemplate making travel plans for New Mexico and our southern communities that our stores, restaurants, lodging and other services are available and will be open. Also, all special events to include May Fair – May 24; Mountain Music Festival – June 18; High Rolls Cherry Festival – June 18 and 19 will go on as scheduled. All private campgrounds will be open. Come on up and enjoy our mountain communities and hospitality.”\n\nContact the local chambers of commerce or arts councils for the City of Alamogordo, Villages of Cloudcroft, Tularosa, Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs, Mayhill, Sacramento, Weed, Timberon, Capitan and Queen to obtain a calendar of events. Visitors are encouraged to visit these mountain communities.\n
     \n“Even though the forest will be closed, this closure action is not permanent,” said Ruidoso Mayor Gus Raymond Alborn. “We encourage visitors to visit Ruidoso and our mountain communities and remind them that safety for our visitors and citizens is first and foremost.” Special events will be occurring in Ruidoso over the next several months to include the “4th Annual Smokey Bear Days” – May 6-7, in Capitan; the Aspencash Motorcycle Run & Trade Show – Ruidoso Convention Center - May 19-22 or Ruidoso Downs Racetrack: Opening Day – May 27, 2011.
    \n
     \nThe following offices can provide information on upcoming events:  Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce - (575) 682-2733, Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce- (575) 257-7395, and Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce – (575) 887-6516.
    \n
    Violations of these prohibitions are punishable by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual and $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six months or both.  16 USC 551 and 18 USC 3559 and 3571.
    \n
     \nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911.
    \n
     \nFor more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.  Please visit our website:  Southwest Area Wildland Fire Operations at http://gacc.nifc.gov/swcc
    \n
     \nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices:  Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095, Sacramento Ranger District – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District – (575) 885-4181. All offices are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    \n
     \nPlease visit the Lincoln National Forest website at:  www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on Twitter at:  lincolnsmokey@twitter.com.
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    The following persons are exempt from this order:
    \r\n
      \r\n
    • Any Federal, State or local officer or member of an organized rescue or firefighting force in the performance of an official duty.
      • \r\n
    • Residents living within the closed area and their guests, landowners or lessees of land within the closed area for access to their owned or leased property.
      • \r\n
    • Persons engaged in a business delivering goods, packages or services to private property or contractors performing services for the government.
      • \r\n
    • Persons with a written and approved entry permit or authorization letter, i.e., Grazing Permittees.\r\nContact the Forest Supervisor or local District Ranger for additional information on restrictions or special use permit availability.
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    The Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level. A significant amount of moisture will be required to reduce the extreme fire danger on the Lincoln National Forest.
    \r\n
     \r\nThe area closures do not affect Federal and State Highways that lead into the mountain communities. Please do not stop on the sides of any highways. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.
    \r\n
    “Business will be as usual,” said Cloudcroft Mayor Dave Venable. “We want to inform those who have made or contemplate making travel plans for New Mexico and our southern communities that our stores, restaurants, lodging and other services are available and will be open. Also, all special events to include May Fair – May 24; Mountain Music Festival – June 18; High Rolls Cherry Festival – June 18 and 19 will go on as scheduled. All private campgrounds will be open. Come on up and enjoy our mountain communities and hospitality.”
    \r\n
    Contact the local chambers of commerce or arts councils for the City of Alamogordo, Villages of Cloudcroft, Tularosa, Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs, Mayhill, Sacramento, Weed, Timberon, Capitan and Queen to obtain a calendar of events. Visitors are encouraged to visit these mountain communities.
    \r\n
     \r\n“Even though the forest will be closed, this closure action is not permanent,” said Ruidoso Mayor Gus Raymond Alborn. “We encourage visitors to visit Ruidoso and our mountain communities and remind them that safety for our visitors and citizens is first and foremost.” Special events will be occurring in Ruidoso over the next several months to include the “4th Annual Smokey Bear Days” – May 6-7, in Capitan; the Aspencash Motorcycle Run & Trade Show – Ruidoso Convention Center - May 19-22 or Ruidoso Downs Racetrack: Opening Day – May 27, 2011.
    \r\n
     \r\nThe following offices can provide information on upcoming events:  Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce - (575) 682-2733, Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce- (575) 257-7395, and Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce – (575) 887-6516.
    \r\n
    Violations of these prohibitions are punishable by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual and $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six months or both.  16 USC 551 and 18 USC 3559 and 3571.
    \r\n
     \r\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911.
    \r\n
     \r\nFor more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.  Please visit our website:  Southwest Area Wildland Fire Operations at http://gacc.nifc.gov/swcc
    \r\n
     \r\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices:  Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095, Sacramento Ranger District – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District – (575) 885-4181. All offices are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    \r\n
     \r\nPlease visit the Lincoln National Forest website at:  www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on Twitter at:  lincolnsmokey@twitter.com.
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    Before Wildfire Threatens
    \nPlan Ahead\n
      \n
    • Prepare a family plan to identify all evacuation routes and be familiar with each one.  Smoke and anxiety can cause confusion in direction.
      • \n
    • Create a 30-to-100 foot safety zone around your house.
      • \n
    • Remove leaves and rubbish, clear all flammable vegetation.
      • \n
    • Remove dead branches that extend over the roof.
      • \n
    • Prune tree branches and shrubs within 15 feet of a stove or chimney outlet.
      • \n
    • Clear a 10 foot area around propane tanks and the barbecue.
      • \n
    • Stack firewood at least 100 feet away and uphill from the house.
      • \n
    • The Evacuation Card associated with this article should completed and placed in every vehicle ASAP. If an evacuation order is issued, place the card in the collection boxes located at the designated exit out of town.
      • \n
    \nProtect your Home\n
      \n
    • Regularly clean roof and gutters.
      • \n
    • Inspect chimneys at least twice a year.
      • \n
    • Clean them at least once a year.
      • \n
    • Teach each family member how to use the fire extinguisher (ABC type) and show them where it\'s kept.
      • \n
    • Keep handy household items that can be used as fire tools: rake, axe, handsaw chainsaw, bucket and shovel.
      • \n
    \nEmergency Supplies\n\nWhen wildfire threatens, you won\'t have time to shop or search for supplies. Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit with items you may need if advised to evacuate. Store these supplies in sturdy easy-to-carry containers such as backpacks, duffel bags or trash containers. Items to include:\n
      \n
    • One change of clothing and footwear per person and one blanket or sleeping bag per person.
      • \n
    • A first aid kit that includes your family’s prescription medications.
      • \n
    • Sanitation supplies.
      • \n
    • Special items for infant, elderly or disable family members.
      • \n
    • Water and easy to prepare food.
      • \n
    • Pet supplies (food, water, leashes/cages, vaccination papers)
      • \n
    \nWhen Wildfire Threatens\n
      \n
    • Emergency notification will be made by fire department or law enforcement personnel. Listen for sirens in your area. Follow directions for evacuation. 
      • \n
    • Park car in an open space facing the direction of escape leaving. Keys in the ignition.
      • \n
    • Pack Disaster Supplies Kit in car (see Emergency Supplies section).
      • \n
    • Confine pets to one room. Make plans to care for your-pets in case you must evacuate.
      • \n
    • Arrange temporary housing at a friend or relative\'s home outside the threatened area.
      • \n
    \nIf Advised to Evacuate, Do So Immediately\n
      \n
    • Wear protective clothing and sturdy shoes: cotton clothing, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, gloves and a handkerchief to protect your face.
      • \n
    • Lock your home.
      • \n
    • Watch for changes in the speed and direction of fire and smoke.
      • \n
    • If going to a Red Cross Shelter, take comfort foods for the children.
      • \n
    • Tie pets to driver\'s door so you won\'t forget them.
      • \n
    \nTime Permitting, Protect your Home Inside\n
      \n
    • Close windows, vents, doors, Venetian blinds or non-combustible window coverings and heavy drapes. Remove lightweight curtains.
      • \n
    • Open fireplace damper. Close fireplace screens.
      • \n
    • Move flammable furniture into the center of the home away from windows.
      • \n
    • Leave electric power on.
      • \n
    \nOutside\n
      \n
    • Turn off propane tanks.
      • \n
    • Place combustible patio furniture inside.  Connect the garden hose to outside taps.
      • \n
    • Gather fire tools (shovels; picks etc) and leave by hose for firefighters use.
      • \n
    • Place ladder up to roof on downward side of house
      • \n
    \nImportant Family Documents   Keep these records in a waterproof, portable container:\n
      \n
    • Will, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds, etc.
      • \n
    • Passports, social security cards, immunization records, bank account numbers.
      • \n
    • Credit card account numbers and companies.
      • \n
    • Inventory and pictures of valuable household goods, important telephone numbers.
      • \n
    • Family records (birth, marriage, death certificates)
      • \n
    \nEvacuation Routes\n
      \n
    • North Gate road to Cloudcroft.
      • \n
    • South Gate road to Pinon, El Paso and Alamogordo (see map).
      • \n
    \n

    Take Merlin Drive out of Timberon to Hoover Dr. Continue to South Gate.

    \n

    Dirt road for appx. 17 miles from South Gate to pavement toward Pinon.

    \n

    Dirt road for appx. 50 miles to Hwy 54. At Hwy 54, South to El Paso. North to Alamogordo.  The road to El Paso and Alamogordo is not clearly marked. Anyone not familiar with this road would be advised to drive this route before an emergency.

    \nSchool Children \n
      \n
    • Cloudcroft schools will be notified in the event of evacuation during school hours. You must complete the evacuation card with contact telephone numbers. 
      • \n
    \nEvacuation Card This is a rich text (.rtf) file attachment that can be downloaded and viewed in any word processor to print out.\n
    \n
    \n\n[gallery link=\"file\" columns=\"1\" orderby=\"rand\"]\n\n
    \n
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    Before Wildfire Threatens
    \r\nPlan Ahead\r\n
      \r\n
    • Prepare a family plan to identify all evacuation routes and be familiar with each one.  Smoke and anxiety can cause confusion in direction.
      • \r\n
    • Create a 30-to-100 foot safety zone around your house.
      • \r\n
    • Remove leaves and rubbish, clear all flammable vegetation.
      • \r\n
    • Remove dead branches that extend over the roof.
      • \r\n
    • Prune tree branches and shrubs within 15 feet of a stove or chimney outlet.
      • \r\n
    • Clear a 10 foot area around propane tanks and the barbecue.
      • \r\n
    • Stack firewood at least 100 feet away and uphill from the house.
      • \r\n
    • The Evacuation Card associated with this article should completed and placed in every vehicle ASAP. If an evacuation order is issued, place the card in the collection boxes located at the designated exit out of town.
      • \r\n
    \r\nProtect your Home\r\n
      \r\n
    • Regularly clean roof and gutters.
      • \r\n
    • Inspect chimneys at least twice a year.
      • \r\n
    • Clean them at least once a year.
      • \r\n
    • Teach each family member how to use the fire extinguisher (ABC type) and show them where it\'s kept.
      • \r\n
    • Keep handy household items that can be used as fire tools: rake, axe, handsaw chainsaw, bucket and shovel.
      • \r\n
    \r\nEmergency Supplies\r\n\r\nWhen wildfire threatens, you won\'t have time to shop or search for supplies. Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit with items you may need if advised to evacuate. Store these supplies in sturdy easy-to-carry containers such as backpacks, duffel bags or trash containers. Items to include:\r\n
      \r\n
    • One change of clothing and footwear per person and one blanket or sleeping bag per person.
      • \r\n
    • A first aid kit that includes your family’s prescription medications.
      • \r\n
    • Sanitation supplies.
      • \r\n
    • Special items for infant, elderly or disable family members.
      • \r\n
    • Water and easy to prepare food.
      • \r\n
    • Pet supplies (food, water, leashes/cages, vaccination papers)
      • \r\n
    \r\nWhen Wildfire Threatens\r\n
      \r\n
    • Emergency notification will be made by fire department or law enforcement personnel. Listen for sirens in your area. Follow directions for evacuation. 
      • \r\n
    • Park car in an open space facing the direction of escape leaving. Keys in the ignition.
      • \r\n
    • Pack Disaster Supplies Kit in car (see Emergency Supplies section).
      • \r\n
    • Confine pets to one room. Make plans to care for your-pets in case you must evacuate.
      • \r\n
    • Arrange temporary housing at a friend or relative\'s home outside the threatened area.
      • \r\n
    \r\nIf Advised to Evacuate, Do So Immediately\r\n
      \r\n
    • Wear protective clothing and sturdy shoes: cotton clothing, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, gloves and a handkerchief to protect your face.
      • \r\n
    • Lock your home.
      • \r\n
    • Watch for changes in the speed and direction of fire and smoke.
      • \r\n
    • If going to a Red Cross Shelter, take comfort foods for the children.
      • \r\n
    • Tie pets to driver\'s door so you won\'t forget them.
      • \r\n
    \r\nTime Permitting, Protect your Home Inside\r\n
      \r\n
    • Close windows, vents, doors, Venetian blinds or non-combustible window coverings and heavy drapes. Remove lightweight curtains.
      • \r\n
    • Open fireplace damper. Close fireplace screens.
      • \r\n
    • Move flammable furniture into the center of the home away from windows.
      • \r\n
    • Leave electric power on.
      • \r\n
    \r\nOutside\r\n
      \r\n
    • Turn off propane tanks.
      • \r\n
    • Place combustible patio furniture inside.  Connect the garden hose to outside taps.
      • \r\n
    • Gather fire tools (shovels; picks etc) and leave by hose for firefighters use.
      • \r\n
    • Place ladder up to roof on downward side of house
      • \r\n
    \r\nImportant Family Documents   Keep these records in a waterproof, portable container:\r\n
      \r\n
    • Will, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds, etc.
      • \r\n
    • Passports, social security cards, immunization records, bank account numbers.
      • \r\n
    • Credit card account numbers and companies.
      • \r\n
    • Inventory and pictures of valuable household goods, important telephone numbers.
      • \r\n
    • Family records (birth, marriage, death certificates)
      • \r\n
    \r\nEvacuation Routes\r\n
      \r\n
    • North Gate road to Cloudcroft.
      • \r\n
    • South Gate road to Pinon, El Paso and Alamogordo (see map).
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    Take Merlin Drive out of Timberon to Hoover Dr. Continue to South Gate.

    \r\n

    Dirt road for appx. 17 miles from South Gate to pavement toward Pinon.

    \r\n

    Dirt road for appx. 50 miles to Hwy 54. At Hwy 54, South to El Paso. North to Alamogordo.  The road to El Paso and Alamogordo is not clearly marked. Anyone not familiar with this road would be advised to drive this route before an emergency.

    \r\nSchool Children \r\n
      \r\n
    • Cloudcroft schools will be notified in the event of evacuation during school hours. You must complete the evacuation card with contact telephone numbers. 
      • \r\n
    \r\nEvacuation Card This is a rich text (.rtf) file attachment that can be downloaded and viewed in any word processor to print out.\r\n
    \r\n
    \r\n\r\n[gallery columns=\"1\" orderby=\"rand\"]\r\n\r\n
    \r\n
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    Before Wildfire Threatens
    \r\nPlan Ahead\r\n
      \r\n
    • Prepare a family plan to identify all evacuation routes and be familiar with each one.  Smoke and anxiety can cause confusion in direction.
      • \r\n
    • Create a 30-to-100 foot safety zone around your house.
      • \r\n
    • Remove leaves and rubbish, clear all flammable vegetation.
      • \r\n
    • Remove dead branches that extend over the roof.
      • \r\n
    • Prune tree branches and shrubs within 15 feet of a stove or chimney outlet.
      • \r\n
    • Clear a 10 foot area around propane tanks and the barbecue.
      • \r\n
    • Stack firewood at least 100 feet away and uphill from the house.
      • \r\n
    • The Evacuation Card associated with this article should completed and placed in every vehicle ASAP. If an evacuation order is issued, place the card in the collection boxes located at the designated exit out of town.
      • \r\n
    \r\nProtect your Home\r\n
      \r\n
    • Regularly clean roof and gutters.
      • \r\n
    • Inspect chimneys at least twice a year.
      • \r\n
    • Clean them at least once a year.
      • \r\n
    • Teach each family member how to use the fire extinguisher (ABC type) and show them where it\'s kept.
      • \r\n
    • Keep handy household items that can be used as fire tools: rake, axe, handsaw chainsaw, bucket and shovel.
      • \r\n
    \r\nEmergency Supplies\r\n\r\nWhen wildfire threatens, you won\'t have time to shop or search for supplies. Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit with items you may need if advised to evacuate. Store these supplies in sturdy easy-to-carry containers such as backpacks, duffel bags or trash containers. Items to include:\r\n
      \r\n
    • One change of clothing and footwear per person and one blanket or sleeping bag per person.
      • \r\n
    • A first aid kit that includes your family’s prescription medications.
      • \r\n
    • Sanitation supplies.
      • \r\n
    • Special items for infant, elderly or disable family members.
      • \r\n
    • Water and easy to prepare food.
      • \r\n
    • Pet supplies (food, water, leashes/cages, vaccination papers)
      • \r\n
    \r\nWhen Wildfire Threatens\r\n
      \r\n
    • Emergency notification will be made by fire department or law enforcement personnel. Listen for sirens in your area. Follow directions for evacuation. 
      • \r\n
    • Park car in an open space facing the direction of escape leaving. Keys in the ignition.
      • \r\n
    • Pack Disaster Supplies Kit in car (see Emergency Supplies section).
      • \r\n
    • Confine pets to one room. Make plans to care for your-pets in case you must evacuate.
      • \r\n
    • Arrange temporary housing at a friend or relative\'s home outside the threatened area.
      • \r\n
    \r\nIf Advised to Evacuate, Do So Immediately\r\n
      \r\n
    • Wear protective clothing and sturdy shoes: cotton clothing, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, gloves and a handkerchief to protect your face.
      • \r\n
    • Lock your home.
      • \r\n
    • Watch for changes in the speed and direction of fire and smoke.
      • \r\n
    • If going to a Red Cross Shelter, take comfort foods for the children.
      • \r\n
    • Tie pets to driver\'s door so you won\'t forget them.
      • \r\n
    \r\nTime Permitting, Protect your Home Inside\r\n
      \r\n
    • Close windows, vents, doors, Venetian blinds or non-combustible window coverings and heavy drapes. Remove lightweight curtains.
      • \r\n
    • Open fireplace damper. Close fireplace screens.
      • \r\n
    • Move flammable furniture into the center of the home away from windows.
      • \r\n
    • Leave electric power on.
      • \r\n
    \r\nOutside\r\n
      \r\n
    • Turn off propane tanks.
      • \r\n
    • Place combustible patio furniture inside.  Connect the garden hose to outside taps.
      • \r\n
    • Gather fire tools (shovels; picks etc) and leave by hose for firefighters use.
      • \r\n
    • Place ladder up to roof on downward side of house
      • \r\n
    \r\nImportant Family Documents   Keep these records in a waterproof, portable container:\r\n
      \r\n
    • Will, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds, etc.
      • \r\n
    • Passports, social security cards, immunization records, bank account numbers.
      • \r\n
    • Credit card account numbers and companies.
      • \r\n
    • Inventory and pictures of valuable household goods, important telephone numbers.
      • \r\n
    • Family records (birth, marriage, death certificates)
      • \r\n
    \r\nEvacuation Routes\r\n
      \r\n
    • North Gate road to Cloudcroft.
      • \r\n
    • South Gate road to Pinon, El Paso and Alamogordo (see map).
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    Take Merlin Drive out of Timberon to Hoover Dr. Continue to South Gate.

    \r\n

    Dirt road for appx. 17 miles from South Gate to pavement toward Pinon.

    \r\n

    Dirt road for appx. 50 miles to Hwy 54. At Hwy 54, South to El Paso. North to Alamogordo.  The road to El Paso and Alamogordo is not clearly marked. Anyone not familiar with this road would be advised to drive this route before an emergency.

    \r\nSchool Children \r\n
      \r\n
    • Cloudcroft schools will be notified in the event of evacuation during school hours. You must complete the evacuation card with contact telephone numbers. 
      • \r\n
    \r\nEvacuation Card This is a rich text (.rtf) file attachment that can be downloaded and viewed in any word processor to print out.\r\n
    \r\n
    \r\n\r\n[gallery columns=\"1\" orderby=\"rand\"]\r\n\r\n
    \r\n
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    Before Wildfire Threatens
    \r\nPlan Ahead\r\n
      \r\n
    • Prepare a family plan to identify all evacuation routes and be familiar with each one.  Smoke and anxiety can cause confusion in direction.
      • \r\n
    • Create a 30-to-100 foot safety zone around your house.
      • \r\n
    • Remove leaves and rubbish, clear all flammable vegetation.
      • \r\n
    • Remove dead branches that extend over the roof.
      • \r\n
    • Prune tree branches and shrubs within 15 feet of a stove or chimney outlet.
      • \r\n
    • Clear a 10 foot area around propane tanks and the barbecue.
      • \r\n
    • Stack firewood at least 100 feet away and uphill from the house.
      • \r\n
    • The Evacuation Card associated with this article should completed and placed in every vehicle ASAP. If an evacuation order is issued, place the card in the collection boxes located at the designated exit out of town.
      • \r\n
    \r\nProtect your Home\r\n
      \r\n
    • Regularly clean roof and gutters.
      • \r\n
    • Inspect chimneys at least twice a year.
      • \r\n
    • Clean them at least once a year.
      • \r\n
    • Teach each family member how to use the fire extinguisher (ABC type) and show them where it\'s kept.
      • \r\n
    • Keep handy household items that can be used as fire tools: rake, axe, handsaw chainsaw, bucket and shovel.
      • \r\n
    \r\nEmergency Supplies\r\n\r\nWhen wildfire threatens, you won\'t have time to shop or search for supplies. Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit with items you may need if advised to evacuate. Store these supplies in sturdy easy-to-carry containers such as backpacks, duffel bags or trash containers. Items to include:\r\n
      \r\n
    • One change of clothing and footwear per person and one blanket or sleeping bag per person.
      • \r\n
    • A first aid kit that includes your family’s prescription medications.
      • \r\n
    • Sanitation supplies.
      • \r\n
    • Special items for infant, elderly or disable family members.
      • \r\n
    • Water and easy to prepare food.
      • \r\n
    • Pet supplies (food, water, leashes/cages, vaccination papers)
      • \r\n
    \r\nWhen Wildfire Threatens\r\n
      \r\n
    • Emergency notification will be made by fire department or law enforcement personnel. Listen for sirens in your area. Follow directions for evacuation. 
      • \r\n
    • Park car in an open space facing the direction of escape leaving. Keys in the ignition.
      • \r\n
    • Pack Disaster Supplies Kit in car (see Emergency Supplies section).
      • \r\n
    • Confine pets to one room. Make plans to care for your-pets in case you must evacuate.
      • \r\n
    • Arrange temporary housing at a friend or relative\'s home outside the threatened area.
      • \r\n
    \r\nIf Advised to Evacuate, Do So Immediately\r\n
      \r\n
    • Wear protective clothing and sturdy shoes: cotton clothing, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, gloves and a handkerchief to protect your face.
      • \r\n
    • Lock your home.
      • \r\n
    • Watch for changes in the speed and direction of fire and smoke.
      • \r\n
    • If going to a Red Cross Shelter, take comfort foods for the children.
      • \r\n
    • Tie pets to driver\'s door so you won\'t forget them.
      • \r\n
    \r\nTime Permitting, Protect your Home Inside\r\n
      \r\n
    • Close windows, vents, doors, Venetian blinds or non-combustible window coverings and heavy drapes. Remove lightweight curtains.
      • \r\n
    • Open fireplace damper. Close fireplace screens.
      • \r\n
    • Move flammable furniture into the center of the home away from windows.
      • \r\n
    • Leave electric power on.
      • \r\n
    \r\nOutside\r\n
      \r\n
    • Turn off propane tanks.
      • \r\n
    • Place combustible patio furniture inside.  Connect the garden hose to outside taps.
      • \r\n
    • Gather fire tools (shovels; picks etc) and leave by hose for firefighters use.
      • \r\n
    • Place ladder up to roof on downward side of house
      • \r\n
    \r\nImportant Family Documents   Keep these records in a waterproof, portable container:\r\n
      \r\n
    • Will, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds, etc.
      • \r\n
    • Passports, social security cards, immunization records, bank account numbers.
      • \r\n
    • Credit card account numbers and companies.
      • \r\n
    • Inventory and pictures of valuable household goods, important telephone numbers.
      • \r\n
    • Family records (birth, marriage, death certificates)
      • \r\n
    \r\nEvacuation Routes\r\n
      \r\n
    • North Gate road to Cloudcroft.
      • \r\n
    • South Gate road to Pinon, El Paso and Alamogordo (see map).
      • \r\n
    \r\n

    Take Merlin Drive out of Timberon to Hoover Dr. Continue to South Gate.

    \r\n

    Dirt road for appx. 17 miles from South Gate to pavement toward Pinon.

    \r\n

    Dirt road for appx. 50 miles to Hwy 54. At Hwy 54, South to El Paso. North to Alamogordo.  The road to El Paso and Alamogordo is not clearly marked. Anyone not familiar with this road would be advised to drive this route before an emergency.

    \r\nSchool Children \r\n
      \r\n
    • Cloudcroft schools will be notified in the event of evacuation during school hours. You must complete the evacuation card with contact telephone numbers. 
      • \r\n
    \r\nEvacuation Card This is a rich text (.rtf) file attachment that can be downloaded and viewed in any word processor to print out.\r\n
    \r\n
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    \r\nA historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association.  This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\r\n\r\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\r\n\r\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\r\n\r\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\r\n\r\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\r\n\r\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\r\n\r\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\r\n\r\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\r\n\r\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\r\n\r\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\r\n\r\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\r\n\r\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\r\n\r\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\r\n\r\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\r\n\r\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\r\n\r\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\r\n\r\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\r\n\r\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\r\n\r\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\r\n\r\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\r\n\r\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\r\n\r\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\r\n\r\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\r\n\r\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\r\n\r\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\r\n\r\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\r\n\r\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\r\n\r\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\r\n\r\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\r\n\r\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\r\n\r\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\r\n\r\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\r\n\r\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\r\n\r\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\r\n\r\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\r\n\r\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\r\n\r\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\r\n\r\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\r\n\r\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\r\n\r\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\r\n\r\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\r\n\r\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\r\n\r\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\r\n\r\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\r\n\r\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\r\n\r\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\r\n\r\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\r\n\r\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\r\n\r\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\r\n\r\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\r\n\r\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\r\n\r\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\r\n\r\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\r\n\r\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\r\n\r\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\r\n\r\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\r\n\r\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\r\n\r\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\r\n\r\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\r\n\r\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\r\n\r\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\r\n\r\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\r\n\r\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\r\n\r\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\r\n\r\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\r\n\r\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\r\n\r\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\r\n\r\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\r\n\r\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\r\n\r\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\r\n\r\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\r\n\r\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\r\n\r\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\r\n\r\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\r\n\r\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\r\n\r\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\r\n\r\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\r\n\r\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\r\n\r\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\r\n\r\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\r\n\r\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\r\n\r\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\r\n\r\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\r\n\r\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\r\n\r\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\r\n\r\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\r\n\r\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\r\n\r\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\r\n\r\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\r\n\r\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\r\n\r\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\r\n\r\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\r\n\r\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\r\n\r\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\r\n\r\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\r\n\r\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\r\n\r\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\r\n\r\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\r\n\r\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\r\n\r\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\r\n\r\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\r\n\r\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\r\n\r\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\r\n\r\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\r\n\r\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\r\n\r\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\r\n\r\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\r\n\r\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\r\n\r\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\r\n\r\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\r\n\r\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\r\n\r\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\r\n\r\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\r\n\r\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\r\n\r\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\r\n\r\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\r\n\r\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\r\n\r\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\r\n\r\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\r\n\r\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\r\n\r\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\r\n\r\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\r\n\r\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\r\n\r\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\r\n\r\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\r\n\r\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\r\n\r\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\r\n\r\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\r\n\r\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\r\n\r\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\r\n\r\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\r\n\r\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\r\n\r\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\r\n\r\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\r\n\r\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\r\n\r\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\r\n\r\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\r\n\r\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\r\n\r\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\r\n\r\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\r\n\r\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\r\n\r\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\r\n\r\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\r\n\r\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\r\n\r\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\r\n\r\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\r\n\r\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\r\n\r\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\r\n\r\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\r\n\r\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\r\n\r\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\r\n\r\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\r\n\r\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\r\n\r\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\r\n\r\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\r\n\r\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\r\n\r\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\r\n\r\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\r\n\r\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\r\n\r\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\r\n\r\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\r\n\r\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\r\n\r\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\r\n\r\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\r\n\r\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\r\n\r\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\r\n\r\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\r\n\r\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\r\n\r\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\r\n\r\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\r\n\r\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\r\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\r\n\r\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\r\n\r\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\r\n\r\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\r\n\r\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\r\n\r\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\r\n\r\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\r\n\r\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\r\n\r\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\r\n\r\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\r\n\r\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\r\n\r\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\r\n\r\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\r\n\r\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\r\n\r\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\r\n\r\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\r\n\r\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\r\n\r\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\r\n\r\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\r\n\r\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\r\n\r\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\r\n\r\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\r\n\r\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\r\n\r\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\r\n\r\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\r\n\r\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\r\n\r\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\r\n\r\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\r\n\r\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\r\n\r\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\r\n\r\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\r\n\r\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\r\n\r\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\r\n\r\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\r\n\r\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\r\n\r\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has lost $4,300 so far this year. Jordan Schaaf suggest a slight raise in prices because restaurant expenses are \"eating our lunch.\" Tom Cook suggests a different approach to increase volume by lowering food and liquor prices. It is decided after a long discussion to leave prices the way they are. Tom Cook advises the Board that after the summer season the restaurant will probably be closed, because we can\'t afford to spend the Property Owner\'s money to supplement the place.\r\n\r\nThe airstrip deed and map are received by the Property Owners, but a triangular section in the property has been omitted by the developer. Tom Cook says that he has spoken to Johnny Mobley about this and was told that an aircraft service area was planned to go in there in the future.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners contact the New Mexico Transportation Department and are advised that they do not qualify for aid in airstrip maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Public Service Commission sends a letter concerning their investigation concerning the power outages in Timberon. They advise people who can substantiate losses due to power outages to submit claims to Otero Electric for possible insurance payments.\r\n\r\nThere is a disagreement on where the Bar & Lounge should be located when the new annex is constructed. Jordan Schaaf recommends moving the bar upstairs along with the restaurant, while T.P. Hanson is in favor of leaving the bar downstairs to insure the original concept of separation of dining and drinking areas. The decision is made to move the bar upstairs, but it is not unanimous.\r\n\r\nThree rough sketches of floor plans for the Lodge Annex are presented by Architect Charles Nolan and one by Ron Maksyn. The Property Owners go with Ron Maksyn\'s plan after a few adjustments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 27, 1985...\r\n\r\nPool repairs are continuing. New concrete has been poured and a privacy fence is being installed around the lower section of the pool.\r\n\r\nArchitect Charles Nolan tells the Property Owners that the blueprints for the annex should be completed in about two weeks, then it will be put out for bid.\r\n\r\nWanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley and Marilyn Leary are asked by the Board to give their suggestions for decorating the new restaurant. Tom Cook suggests that no theme should be considered, but keep the restaurant richly elegant.\r\n\r\nCharles Nolan agrees to furnish an artist\'s conception of the Lodge Annex for public viewing.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager advises the Board that he has discussed the rumored new road from Sunspot to Scott Able Canyon with agents of the U.S. Forest Service and they said that such a road is included in future plans, but the completion date won\'t be until 1993.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 6, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Board attorney strongly advises against publishing the names of members that are delinquent in their dues payments.\r\n\r\nThe bids for the new Lodge Annex are scheduled to be opened on July 9th.\r\n\r\nMarilyn Leary, Elise Schaaf, Sue Haisley, Yvonne Fetters and Wanna Bell Ross are appointed as the design committee for the Lodge Annex.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 24, 1985...\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that construct began on the Lodge Annex August 12th.\r\n\r\nThe Board has been busy trying to cut the cost of the Annex in any feasible way.\r\n\r\nWillie Fenske advised the Board that a suit was being prepared against the Timberon Protective Association concerning mobile homes in the area.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters suggests that due to recent thefts in the Lodge and the improper use of the lobby as sleeping facilities, the Lodge should be locked at night. It is so ordered by the Board.\r\n\r\nThe first Annual Fireman of the Year award was given to Wanna Bell Ross.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 9, 1985...\r\n\r\nReceipts for the retirement dinner for Bill \"Smitty\" Smith total $286.83, not including the photograph taken at the dinner.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is commissioned to build the tables for the Lodge Annex dining room.\r\n\r\nAt this point the overall cost for the Lodge Annex is set at $301,947.\r\n\r\nSue Quick submits the proposed budget for the Timberon Protective Association at $70,210. The legal fund is raised to $10,000.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett suggests that the old restaurant area downstairs be used as a community library. The Board is leaning towards making it a nursery and does not give the library serious consideration at that time.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager attends a meeting in Cloudcroft which concerns the Forest Service\'s plans to build a logging road from the Sunspot area to Scott Able Canyon. It would originally be a 14 foot wide dirt road. Long range plans include widening it to a two lane blacktop road with the possibility of continuing it on into Timberon and eventually Pinon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 18, 1986...\r\n\r\nTo ward off a lawsuit, the requested changes are made and approved in the covenants of T-10.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett again presents a plan to use part or all of the basement area as a library. The Board instructs him to obtain more detailed information on establishing a library and asks the General Manager to check on any adverse insurance problems which may accompany the establishment of a nursery in the basement.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 8, 1986...\r\n\r\nA room upstairs in the Lodge, formerly known as the Lion\'s Room, is made available for use as a library.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley, the developer, discontinues maintenance of the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge Annex is scheduled to be finished by the end of March, with the Grand Opening to be the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend.\r\n\r\nLitigation continues over the Covenants in T-10, with the Timberon Protective Association pushing for a quick court decision.\r\n\r\nThe County takes the position that Timberon\'s population density does not qualify our roads for their attention. It is the Property Owner\'s responsibility to maintain them. Johnny Mobley gives the Property Owners a road grader for free.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 30, 1986...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb threatens to sue the Board if they do not give in to his demands for lower membership payments on his multiple lots in Timberon and other demands, some realistic and some not so. The Board begins to make plans for a compromise on the issues in question.\r\n\r\nThe County resumes grading in Timberon as a result of the efforts of the Timberon Road Committee.\r\n\r\nThe military refuses to grant the right-of-way necessary for an all-weather road south to 506.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 19, 1986...\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents a proposal that the Property Owners assume ownership and operation of the Water Company and the Golf Course. The details will be worked out through the attorneys.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners accept the Water Company and Golf Course with a resolution that is to be subject to the approval of both parties attorneys. Part of the agreement involved the Developer\'s offer to bring the back 9 on the golf course into operational condition and external renovation of the Pro Shop building.\r\n\r\nThe Developer turns over the retail liquor license to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are promised the use of the Timberon Logo \"for now and in the future.\"\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 3, 1987...\r\n\r\nTimberon Protective Association\'s outstanding legal bills over a covenants problem in T-10 have reached $8,273. Attorney Tom Sandenaw has donated $1,000 of his time on the suit.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the property owners that the construction of the Lodge Annex is substantially completed. Total cost of construction is $341,527.\r\n\r\nCurtis Reece suggested to the other Board members that bids on all items of consequence should be let, public notice locally should suffice. The Board will solicit the membership\'s opinion and think about it.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is drawn into the T-10 covenants lawsuit (also known as the Wilcox suit) that was filed against the Protective Association. It is decided that Mr. Wilcox be contacted to seek some avenue of negotiation concerning this matter.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe heating system in the Pro Shop building is switched over to propane. The move is praised as a great improvement.\r\n\r\nNorm Welborn, Chairman of the Water & Resources Committee, questions whether the water system is producing enough water for our growing community. He says the developer must improve the system before the property owners take it over.\r\n\r\nJoe Roseborrough presents plans for a proposed remodeling of the interior of the Pro Shop to accommodate a game room. The Board promises to review the plans.\r\n\r\nThe proposed road out of Timberon down Grapevine Canyon is dealt a death blow by General Infante, national defense needs were cited.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 9, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe property owners seem to be losing board member fast, with Lou Fetters resigning and then Curtis Reece.\r\n\r\nWork on the sprinkler systems at the golf course is progressing nicely. Special thanks are offered to Euel Ross, Curtis Reece, Vic Hollrah and T.P. Hanson for their volunteer work. Jesse Duckett is recognized for his volunteer help in the Pro Shop and with golf tournaments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 13, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe developer\'s liquor license is transferred to the property owners.\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Commissioners are invited to hold a meeting in Timberon and they actually accept.\r\n\r\nGuest memberships are established for the golf course at the rate of family memberships, or $75.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 15, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe many volunteers that helped with the parachute drops when the Green Berets were in Timberon were thanked. The Green Berets were testing newly designed parachutes.\r\n\r\nThe County Commissioners meet in Timberon and agree to work with us in getting the much-needed traffic control signs up.\r\n\r\nWin Thorp, President of the newly formed Men\'s Golf Association, recommends that the current Golf Pro George Thatcher be replaced with a person / or rehired in the capacity of someone - who can supervise activities and maintain the course on a full time basis. The Golf Association is also taking contributions for paint to use on the Pro Shop building, volunteers will paint it. The Property Owners Association donates $300 for paint.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the BLM will hold an open meeting here to discuss McGregor Range and how it affects Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe insurance adjuster is here inspecting the F10 fairway mower that burst into flames earlier this month.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe Wilcox lawsuit is appealed to the State Supreme Court. The Court rules in favor of Wilcox on one count, but found no evidence of any fraud on the second count.\r\n\r\nOtero County personnel begin installing stop signs and curve signs in Timberon.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters, Chairman of the Road Committee, proudly announces that a letter has been received from General Infante - the Army recommends approval to pave the back road to Timberon and asks that BLM issue the appropriate easements and right-of-way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 12, 1988...\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett volunteers to give free golf lessons to the young people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nCliff Pert requests that the Board donate land for a basketball court, several people have already pledged material and labor for the project. He is asked to report back at a later meeting.\r\n\r\nA request is made for permission to use the Lodge for some Little Theater productions. It would be necessary to build a stage at an approximate cost of $740, and it could be used for other purposes. Marcy Yeager was asked to report back to the Board on this at a later time.\r\n\r\nThe sprinkler system on the golf course has been completed and a representative of Southwest Toro is here to help with the programming of the computer system.\r\n\r\nIt appears that Lions Club bingo is becoming a regular event at the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 16, 1988...\r\n\r\nAn area adjacent to the playground is designated for the site of the new basketball court, construction will begin soon.\r\n\r\nThe Club Liquor license is to be moved from the Lodge to the Pro Shop and the Retail Liquor license is moved from the Pro Shop to the Lodge. This should happen by October.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary, the General Manager, resigns.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 11, 1988...\r\n\r\nPlans are being made for the Fourth of July weekend - steak fry at the golf course, annual parade, Puttin\' on the Lips, and a dance with the KHEY Band.\r\n\r\nFrank Preston is the new General Manager.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to pay the additional $250 to complete the Little Theater\'s stage.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 9, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe first Christmas in July, arts and crafts fair, is held.\r\n\r\nMitch Johnson donates a lot to the Property Owners Association on the condition that it be raffled and the proceeds used on the golf course.\r\n\r\nFirst Nation Bank of Alamogordo is in the process of foreclosing on the Water Company.\r\n\r\nLila Oliveri comments on the condition of the airstrip - damage being done to their plane.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 13, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club builds a new BBQ pit behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates the materials to build a trophy case for the lobby of the Lodge, the Lions Club / Dave Davis agrees to build it.\r\n\r\nTie downs for six airplanes are installed on the airstrip.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to convert the basement of the Lodge into a recreation room.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Fire Department receives the Best Community Service Award, the Fire Chief receives the State Award for Fire Chief of the Year, Chris Murtishaw and Steve Hollabaugh both also receive state awards.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated December 10, 1988...\r\n\r\nSquare Dance lessons are offered in the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association was effectively abolished. Hazzie Quick resigned from the Property Owners Board citing family / personal reasons and there is definite evidence that his wife, Sue, may have been embezzling funds from the organization.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 11, 1989...\r\n\r\nA decision is made to contract Triple M Company to maintain the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nMax Goodwin, District Ranger in Cloudcroft / Forest Service, spoke regarding the Forest Service\'s 10-year long range plan and asked for any suggestions as to how they could better serve the people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association files for dissolution with the Corporation Commision.\r\n\r\nThe first hearing regarding the formation of a Water District in Timberon was held in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 15, 1989...\r\n\r\nTimberon is a top contender for the location of a Forest Service warehouse. The developer has offered to donate some property on which to place the warehouse, should Timberon be selected.\r\n\r\nThe Forest Service proposes putting a 60\' radio tower here, if it is agreeable with us. It is decided that they can put it up by the ninth green of the golf course.\r\n\r\nAlamogordo School District begins making noises about closing the Timberon School. A letter is sent to them in defense of the school being here.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 20, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe property owners file a class action suit against Developer Johnny Mobley, hoping to recover some funds or assets to cover the many promises made that had not been fulfilled.\r\n\r\nThe Alamogordo School Board votes four to one in favor of keeping the Timberon School open another year.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that for her embezzlement, Sue Quick was given a 9-year suspended sentence. She was instructed to repay the Property Owners Association, starting with a $5,000 payment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 8, 1989...\r\n\r\nOn lawsuits: the Wilcox Case is still in court, Sue Quick paid $400 back, the class action against the developer is still in litigation.\r\n\r\nThe property owners are informed that everyone should plan to attend the County Commissioner\'s meeting when a reserve deputy for Timberon is put on the agenda.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting a lifeguard for the pool is looked into.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 30, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe Little Theater performs a play called \"The Neglected Husband\'s Sewing Club.\"\r\n\r\nOne of the Timberon parks is dedicated to Mary Glover, there will be a Mary Glover Memorial Dance that evening.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the Lions Club has completed putting up street signs.\r\n\r\nHugh Ellison speaks on the proposed Water & Sanitation District. The original petition is to include water, roads and sewer. The Property Owners Association supports the Water District petition, but feels it should include solid waste removal, landfill services, recreation and park facilities. The Water District is the nearest thing Timberon is ever going to see to incorporation (town or village status).\r\n\r\nAt present Sue Quick is repaying $225 a week to the property owners. The balance of what she still owes is $45,622.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates a piano to the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe focus for a better road into Timberon is moved from the south route to the 14 mile Sacramento River Road.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 13, 1990...\r\n\r\nCiting the expensive legal costs involved in continuing litigation, the Property Owners offer 1st National Bank of Alamogordo $100,000 for the water company (in bankruptcy with the developer) even though it is still felt that the Property Owners have a strong claim to ownership as a result of past agreements. The offer was refused and no counter-offer was made.\r\n\r\nVoting is held to make way for the formation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District.\r\n\r\nTitle insurance is obtained for the golf course and the Property Owners are in the process of getting the insurance for the rest of their deeded property. The was seen as a wise move, in light of the developer\'s bankruptcy and the confrontational stance of the 1st National Bank.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the New Mexico Highway Department has completed a study to get a draft through for the upgrading of the road from Sunspot to Timberon. 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It is stated that the County puts up their $4,000 of the matching funds to start the Environmental Study of the 14 mile road.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are in an on-going process to gain clear title to the landfill (old dump) as Timberon needs it to remain operational.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association moves to turn over their rights and claim to the water system and ownership of the airstrip, fishing lakes, existing 9 holes of the golf course and clubhouse, unfinished second 9 holes of the golf course, swimming pool, lodge complex, and landfill at no charge. 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T.P. also stated that \"we have torn up the thing that we had - which was the best thing in the world.\"\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association ceases all architectural control activities, as they no longer have the manpower or funding.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nOn the advice of their attorney, the Property Owners Association will be dissolved through the courts instead of the Corporation Commission.\r\n\r\nVic Hollrah mentions to the Property Owners what great condition and good business the golf course has experienced this year.\r\n\r\nDue to the dissolution, the liquor license needs to be sold. The Board feels that the license is an asset which needs to be preserved for the pleasure of the Property Owners. The bids will be looked at very closely in hopes of selecting someone who will provide a good and reliable service for the Property Owners - and will keep the license on the mountain.\r\n\r\nCharlie Bain suggests that the time has arrived for some sort of \"business association\" to be formed to carry on the social activities that TPOA had been sponsoring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 24, 1992...\r\n\r\nDick Moore and High Ellison resign from the Property Owners Board of Directors over issues concerning the proposed handling of the Wilcox case during the final stages.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Community Action Group (TCAG) begins formation - to take up some of the slack created by the Property Owners Association dissolving.\r\n\r\nA group of Timberon Property Owners, calling themselves Discover Timberon, propose to operate a bar and package store at the Golf Course Lounge. 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Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\n\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\n\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\n\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\n\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\n\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\n\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\n\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc� They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\n\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\n\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \n\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\n\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\n\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\n\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\n\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\n\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\n\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\n\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \n\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970�s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\n\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\n\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\n\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon�s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\n\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\n\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\n\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\n\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\n\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\n\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\n\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\n\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\n\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\n\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\n\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\n\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\n
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    • Timberon Rentals\r\nA number of cabin rentals, click on name to go to webpage.  575-987-2201
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    • Riverside Condos\r\nDuplexes on the Sacramento River.  575-987-2553
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    • Sacramento River Lodge\r\nA motel in Timberon.  575-987-2600
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    • Circle Cross RV Park\r\nRV Park located on the historic Circle Cross Ranch alongside the Sacramento River.  575-987-2650
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    • Timberon Trails RV Park\r\nRV Park in Timberon.  575-987-2240
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    ','Lodging and Rentals',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','closed','closed','','lodging','','','2011-04-21 16:47:04','2011-04-21 22:47:04','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?page_id=1999',0,'page','',0,''),(3691,1,'2011-05-10 07:40:03','2011-05-10 13:40:03',' ','',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','3691','','','2011-05-18 11:09:13','2011-05-18 17:09:13','',498,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3691',13,'nav_menu_item','',0,''),(2002,22,'2011-03-26 15:33:13','2011-03-26 21:33:13','We are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Timberon Rentals\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n
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    • Doll House - This cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is located in the tall pines. There are two queen beds and a queen hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen w/dishwasher, washer/dryer, satellite TV, central heat, and a nice deck with gas grill.  Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night).  Maximum capacity:  6 persons.
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    • Builta\'s Cabin - This cabin features three bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms, including one garden tub.  The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and satellite TV w/DVD/VCR.  There is a full kitchen and washer/dryer.  There is a nice deck in the back with tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults. (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity:  10 persons
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    • Tonto Cabin - The cabin has two bathrooms and two bedrooms, which include one queen, one double, and one twin foam bed. There is a full kitchen with dishwasher, dining room, living room w/double hide-a-bed, TV with DVD player, and washer/dryer. A beautiful view can be enjoyed from the front deck. A charcoal grill is available. Rates begin at $75.00 per night for up to four adults. (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    • Red Barn - The Red Barn is a one bedroom/one bath unit that includes a bedroom with a double bed, full kitchen, and TV/VCR/DVD.  The Sacramento River runs just outside of this unit.  Rates begin at $65.00 per night for two persons only.
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    • Abbott Log Cabin - This rustic property has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.
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    • Casa Coconino - This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Miria’s Hide-a-Way - Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.
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    • Miller Cabin - This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Whiting Cabin - There are two bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The bedrooms include king-size bed, queen-size bed, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioner, screened-in porch, telephone, a charcoal grill, and DVD with satellite TV. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.
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    • Carson Cabin - This colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    • Casa Sacramento - This is an apartment building that has 4 rentals of varying size…
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    \r\n   The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc� They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970�s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon�s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
    \r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1128\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Shack by the old Carissa Springs\"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n\r\n
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Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc� They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970�s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon�s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
    \r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1128\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Shack by the old Carissa Springs\"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n\r\n
    \r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1128\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Shack by the old Carissa Springs\"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1126\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"The old Timberon Logo Sign at the front gate as it was in the 1980s.\"]\"\"[/caption]','Timberon History',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1629-revision-7','','','2011-03-27 10:03:45','2011-03-27 16:03:45','',1629,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2028',0,'revision','',0,''),(2029,1,'2011-03-27 10:05:30','2011-03-27 16:05:30','   The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented.   The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore.  Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889.   It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n    In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford.  They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years.  Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee.   During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n    In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n     Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n    The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\n   Oliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n   The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found.   The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc� They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\n   Judge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\n   Even after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\n   Doc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n    Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\n   Right after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n    The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n    The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\n   In 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\n   After the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\n   In March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\n   In October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970�s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n    The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n    The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n    Frank Wheeler, Timberon�s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\n   Also of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976.  The crater was near the present day dumpster site.  According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez.  The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History.  If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n    In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\n   In the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\n   A three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\n   Telephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\n   The Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\n   TWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\n   Today, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n  This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\n   Noel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss.  Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating.  Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\n   We would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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    \r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1128\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Shack by the old Carissa Springs\"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1126\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\" caption=\"The old Timberon Logo Sign at the front gate as it was in the 1980s.\"]\"\"[/caption]','Timberon History',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1629-revision-8','','','2011-03-27 10:05:30','2011-03-27 16:05:30','',1629,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2029',0,'revision','',0,''),(2030,1,'2011-03-27 09:43:41','2011-03-27 15:43:41','190 Carson\r\n\r\nThis colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[DIRECTIONS]\r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    \r\nThese Vacation rentals located in beautiful Timberon, NM are available for rent year round. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and peaceful Sacramento mountains.  Below is a Reservation Calendar that will show the availability of this cabin...','Carson Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','1984-revision-18','','','2011-03-27 09:43:41','2011-03-27 15:43:41','',1984,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=2030',0,'revision','',0,''),(2031,1,'2011-03-27 10:20:02','2011-03-27 16:20:02','190 Carson\r\n\r\nThis colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[DIRECTIONS]\r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    The Department of Game and Fish is conducting roadblocks at numerous locations in southeastern New Mexico throughout the spring and summer.  Officers will be checking for game law violations, off-highway vehicle compliance, wood cutting permits and work on increasing fire safety awareness.  Game and Fish personnel may be assisted by other law enforcement agencies such as the U. S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, New Mexico State Police or local sheriff’s department offices.
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    Turkey season opened the 15th of April and continues through the May 10.The Department encourages turkey hunters to utilize this opportunity to take a friend, relative, or young person hunting.  Hunt ethically and enjoy all the challenges associated with getting that ‘old gobbler’ within range.
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    Off highway vehicle (OHV) use will increase as hunters and outdoor recreationalists utilize the many southeastern New Mexico landscapes for riding ATVs, motorcycles, and other off-road vehicles. OHV users are reminded to stay on designated trails and/or established roads unless riding in a designated off-road vehicle area.
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    Many changes have been made to the OHV laws enacted to decrease injuries and increase safety awareness for OHV users in New Mexico.  Those changes include the requirement that anyone under the age of 18 must obtain a safety permit prior to operating an OHV on public lands.  OHV riders under the age of 18 also must wear safety gear including an approved helmet and eye protection, and must ride an age-and-size appropriate vehicle.  OHV riders under 18 must have adult supervision unless they have a driver’s license, and are not allowed to carry passengers.
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    Wood cutting permits will be checked for those people that are harvesting wood for home use.  Permits for cutting fuel wood on public lands must be obtained from the U.S. Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management before a trip is made.  Officers will be checking to ensure that people have the proper documentation for all wood cutting activities.
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    Officers will inspect off-highway vehicles for Forest Service-approved spark arrestors installed.  Individual contacts made during these roadblocks will be opportunities to inform wild lands visitors about fire safety and enjoying the great outdoors southeastern New Mexico has to offer.
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The motion filed by the receiver’s attorney and set to be heard on May 6, 2011 at 1:15 P.M. in T or C, clearly lays out the future of TWSD and will take away any possibility that the residents and property owners will have a say in how the community is governed or managed.\n\nThe document “Motion for court review and authorization” is posted at TWSD office and I’m told it is posted at the post office. The document requests a re-structure of the board and a change in the current by-laws in addition to many other changes and goals. This means that properly worded and adopted Timberon could be run by one or two individuals in any manner they deem fit. It also states that anyone who has ever been on the board or worked for the District could be named in a lawsuit.\n\nIf the residents and property owners are apathetic and say this won’t affect them then they are sadly mistaken. 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Recruitment will be through May 12, 2011, for trainees to fill multiple positions statewide.\r\n\r\nQualifications include a bachelor’s degree from a four-year, accredited college, passing a physical fitness test, and successfully completing a five-month training course at the state Law Enforcement Academy. 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Recruitment will be through May 12, 2011, for trainees to fill multiple positions statewide.\r\n\r\nQualifications include a bachelor’s degree from a four-year, accredited college, passing a physical fitness test, and successfully completing a five-month training course at the state Law Enforcement Academy. 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Recruitment will be through May 12, 2011, for trainees to fill multiple positions statewide.\n\nQualifications include a bachelor’s degree from a four-year, accredited college, passing a physical fitness test, and successfully completing a five-month training course at the state Law Enforcement Academy. 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Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Robert Trujillo signed a Closure Order, effective April 27 that closes the White Fire area, which burned approximately 10,356 acres of both private and National Forest System lands to public entry.\r\n\r\nThe Closure Order is a precautionary measure for public safety first and foremost and also allows forest specialists to assess the damage and the Burned Area Emergency Response team specialists to begin rehabilitative work in the area.\r\n\r\nClosure Order 08-217, prohibits going into or being upon any portion of National Forest Lands within the perimeter of the White Fire. The only exemptions to the order are: Persons with a Forest Service permit specifically authorizing the otherwise prohibited act or omission; any Federal, State, or local officer, or member of an organized rescue or firefighting force in the performance of an official duty, and persons engaged in a business, trade, or occupation in the area.\r\n\r\nFor more information or to obtain a copy of the Closure Order, please visit the Smokey Bear Ranger District Office at 901 Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or call (575) 257-4095. The order will also be posted on roads and trails entering the fire perimeter and on the Lincoln National Forest web site at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln.','Closure Order Prohibits Access To Burned Areas Of White Fire Incident',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','closure-order-prohibits-access-to-burned-areas-of-white-fire-incident','','','2011-05-03 17:14:45','2011-05-03 23:14:45','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3355',0,'post','',0,''),(3356,1,'2011-05-03 17:13:57','2011-05-03 23:13:57','Portions of the Smokey Bear Ranger District will be closed to public access from April 27, 2011 to September 30, 2011 or until post-fire threats to public safety have been mitigated. Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Robert Trujillo signed a Closure Order, effective April 27 that closes the White Fire area, which burned approximately 10,356 acres of both private and National Forest System lands to public entry.\n\nThe Closure Order is a precautionary measure for public safety first and foremost and also allows forest specialists to assess the damage and the Burned Area Emergency Response team specialists to begin rehabilitative work in the area.\n\nClosure Order 08-217, prohibits going into or being upon any portion of National Forest Lands within the perimeter of the White Fire. The only exemptions to the order are: Persons with a Forest Service permit specifically authorizing the otherwise prohibited act or omission; any Federal, State, or local officer, or member of an organized rescue or firefighting force in the performance of an official duty, and persons engaged in a business, trade, or occupation in the area.\n\nFor more information or to obtain a copy of the Closure Order, please visit the Smokey Bear Ranger District Office at 901 Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or call (575) 257-4095. The order will also be posted on roads and trails entering the fire perimeter and on the Lincoln National Forest web site at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln.','Closure Order Prohibits Access To Burned Areas Of White Fire Incident',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3355-revision','','','2011-05-03 17:13:57','2011-05-03 23:13:57','',3355,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3356',0,'revision','',0,''),(3357,1,'2011-05-03 17:15:52','2011-05-03 23:15:52','Portions of the Smokey Bear Ranger District will be closed to public access from April 27, 2011 to September 30, 2011 or until post-fire threats to public safety have been mitigated. Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Robert Trujillo signed a Closure Order, effective April 27 that closes the White Fire area, which burned approximately 10,356 acres of both private and National Forest System lands to public entry.\n\nThe Closure Order is a precautionary measure for public safety first and foremost and also allows forest specialists to assess the damage and the Burned Area Emergency Response team specialists to begin rehabilitative work in the area.\n\nClosure Order 08-217, prohibits going into or being upon any portion of National Forest Lands within the perimeter of the White Fire. The only exemptions to the order are: Persons with a Forest Service permit specifically authorizing the otherwise prohibited act or omission; any Federal, State, or local officer, or member of an organized rescue or firefighting force in the performance of an official duty, and persons engaged in a business, trade, or occupation in the area.\n\nFor more information or to obtain a copy of the Closure Order, please visit the Smokey Bear Ranger District Office at 901 Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or call (575) 257-4095. The order will also be posted on roads and trails entering the fire perimeter and on the Lincoln National Forest web site at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln.','Closure Order Prohibits Access To Burned Areas Of White Fire Incident',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3355-autosave','','','2011-05-03 17:15:52','2011-05-03 23:15:52','',3355,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3357',0,'revision','',0,''),(3358,1,'2011-04-28 17:17:11','2011-04-28 23:17:11','The State Game Commission will introduce four new commissioners and hear presentations about recent legislation, the private-land antelope system, the annual audit and the ban on trapping in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area at its meeting May 5 in Albuquerque.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nThe meeting will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Continuing Education Conference Center, Room C, at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. The full agenda, detailed agenda-item briefings and other information are available on the Department of Game and Fish website, www.wildlife.state.nm.us, or by calling (505) 476-8008. Details of proposed rules and opportunities to comment about them also are available on the website.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nAgenda items include:\r\n\r\n \r\n
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    • An update on new rules affecting the way the Department allocates private-land antelope licenses.
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    • An update on the temporary ban on trapping on public lands within the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area and a study by New Mexico State University on the affects various kinds of traps and trapping methods have on Mexican wolves.
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    • A required review of the Department of Game and Fish fiscal-year 2010 financial statements and annual audit report from the state auditor.
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    • A presentation about a proposal to renew a one-year easement with the State Land Office for hunting, angling and trapping access on State Trust Lands.
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    \r\n \r\n\r\nThe State Game Commission is composed of seven members who represent the state’s diverse interests in wildlife-associated recreation and conservation. Members are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state Senate. Current members are Chairman Jim McClintic, Tom Arvas and Thomas \"Dick\" Salopek, and newly appointed members Bill Montoya, Jerry Maracchini, Scott Bidegain and Robert Hoffman.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nIf you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the meeting, please contact Sonya Quintana, (505) 476-8030. Public documents, including the agenda and minutes, can be provided in various accessible forms.\r\n\r\n ','Game Commission To Meet May 5th in Albuquerque',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','game-commission-to-meet-may-5th-in-albuquerque','','','2011-05-03 17:20:07','2011-05-03 23:20:07','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3358',0,'post','',0,''),(3359,1,'2011-05-03 17:19:13','2011-05-03 23:19:13','The State Game Commission will introduce four new commissioners and hear presentations about recent legislation, the private-land antelope system, the annual audit and the ban on trapping in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area at its meeting May 5 in Albuquerque.\n\n \n\nThe meeting will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Continuing Education Conference Center, Room C, at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. The full agenda, detailed agenda-item briefings and other information are available on the Department of Game and Fish website, www.wildlife.state.nm.us, or by calling (505) 476-8008. Details of proposed rules and opportunities to comment about them also are available on the website.\n\n \n\nAgenda items include:\n\n \n
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    • A report on legislation passed by the 2011 State Legislature and signed by the governor that will impact the Department and the state’s hunters and anglers.
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    • An update on new rules affecting the way the Department allocates private-land antelope licenses.
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    \n \n
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    • An update on the temporary ban on trapping on public lands within the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area and a study by New Mexico State University on the affects various kinds of traps and trapping methods have on Mexican wolves.
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    • A required review of the Department of Game and Fish fiscal-year 2010 financial statements and annual audit report from the state auditor.
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    • A presentation about a proposal to renew a one-year easement with the State Land Office for hunting, angling and trapping access on State Trust Lands.
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    \n \n\nThe State Game Commission is composed of seven members who represent the state’s diverse interests in wildlife-associated recreation and conservation. Members are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state Senate. Current members are Chairman Jim McClintic, Tom Arvas and Thomas \"Dick\" Salopek, and newly appointed members Bill Montoya, Jerry Maracchini, Scott Bidegain and Robert Hoffman.\n\n \n\nIf you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the meeting, please contact Sonya Quintana, (505) 476-8030. Public documents, including the agenda and minutes, can be provided in various accessible forms.\n\n ','Game Commission To Meet May 5th in Albuquerque',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3358-revision','','','2011-05-03 17:19:13','2011-05-03 23:19:13','',3358,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3359',0,'revision','',0,''),(3360,1,'2011-05-03 17:21:12','2011-05-03 23:21:12','The State Game Commission will introduce four new commissioners and hear presentations about recent legislation, the private-land antelope system, the annual audit and the ban on trapping in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area at its meeting May 5 in Albuquerque.\n\n \n\nThe meeting will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Continuing Education Conference Center, Room C, at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. The full agenda, detailed agenda-item briefings and other information are available on the Department of Game and Fish website, www.wildlife.state.nm.us, or by calling (505) 476-8008. Details of proposed rules and opportunities to comment about them also are available on the website.\n\n \n\nAgenda items include:\n\n \n
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    • An update on new rules affecting the way the Department allocates private-land antelope licenses.
      • \n
    \n \n
      \n
    • An update on the temporary ban on trapping on public lands within the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area and a study by New Mexico State University on the affects various kinds of traps and trapping methods have on Mexican wolves.
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    • A required review of the Department of Game and Fish fiscal-year 2010 financial statements and annual audit report from the state auditor.
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    \n \n
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    • A presentation about a proposal to renew a one-year easement with the State Land Office for hunting, angling and trapping access on State Trust Lands.
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    \n \n\nThe State Game Commission is composed of seven members who represent the state’s diverse interests in wildlife-associated recreation and conservation. Members are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state Senate. Current members are Chairman Jim McClintic, Tom Arvas and Thomas \"Dick\" Salopek, and newly appointed members Bill Montoya, Jerry Maracchini, Scott Bidegain and Robert Hoffman.\n\n \n\nIf you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the meeting, please contact Sonya Quintana, (505) 476-8030. 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Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Robert Trujillo signed a Closure Order effective April 25, 2011, that prohibits access to the day-use area.\r\n\r\nThe Last Chance Fire, reported on April 24, 2011, actively burning in steep, rocky, inaccessible terrain in the Guadalupe Mountains also burned areas of Sitting Bull Falls including picnic pavilion overhang covers, electrical poles, associated trail systems, and climbing area at end of Forest Service Road 525A.\r\n\r\nThe Closure Order is a precautionary measure for public safety first and foremost and also allows forest specialists to assess the damage and begin rehabilitative work in the area.\r\n\r\nThe Guadalupe Ranger District will provide a news release when work repairs are finished and the public can access the day-use picnic area safely and can once again enjoy this special oasis in the desert.\r\n\r\nFor more information, please contact the Guadalupe Ranger District Office at (575) 885-4181, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.\r\n\r\nFor more information on the Lincoln National Forest, please visit our website at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on www.twitter.com/lincolnsmokey.','Closure Order Prohibits Access To Sitting Bull Falls Day-Use Area ',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','closure-order-prohibits-access-to-sitting-bull-falls-day-use-area','','','2011-05-03 17:25:33','2011-05-03 23:25:33','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3361',0,'post','',0,''),(3362,1,'2011-05-03 17:25:06','2011-05-03 23:25:06','The Sitting Bull Falls day-use picnic area located on Eddy County Road 409 (commonly known as Sitting Bull Falls Road) on the Guadalupe District outside of Carlsbad, New Mexico, has been closed until further notice. Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Robert Trujillo signed a Closure Order effective April 25, 2011, that prohibits access to the day-use area.\n\nThe Last Chance Fire, reported on April 24, 2011, actively burning in steep, rocky, inaccessible terrain in the Guadalupe Mountains also burned areas of Sitting Bull Falls including picnic pavilion overhang covers, electrical poles, associated trail systems, and climbing area at end of Forest Service Road 525A.\n\nThe Closure Order is a precautionary measure for public safety first and foremost and also allows forest specialists to assess the damage and begin rehabilitative work in the area.\n\nThe Guadalupe Ranger District will provide a news release when work repairs are finished and the public can access the day-use picnic area safely and can once again enjoy this special oasis in the desert.\n\nFor more information, please contact the Guadalupe Ranger District Office at (575) 885-4181, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.\n\nFor more information on the Lincoln National Forest, please visit our website at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on www.twitter.com/lincolnsmokey.','Closure Order Prohibits Access To Sitting Bull Falls Day-Use Area ',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3361-revision','','','2011-05-03 17:25:06','2011-05-03 23:25:06','',3361,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3362',0,'revision','',0,''),(3363,1,'2011-05-03 17:26:39','2011-05-03 23:26:39','The Sitting Bull Falls day-use picnic area located on Eddy County Road 409 (commonly known as Sitting Bull Falls Road) on the Guadalupe District outside of Carlsbad, New Mexico, has been closed until further notice. Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Robert Trujillo signed a Closure Order effective April 25, 2011, that prohibits access to the day-use area.\n\nThe Last Chance Fire, reported on April 24, 2011, actively burning in steep, rocky, inaccessible terrain in the Guadalupe Mountains also burned areas of Sitting Bull Falls including picnic pavilion overhang covers, electrical poles, associated trail systems, and climbing area at end of Forest Service Road 525A.\n\nThe Closure Order is a precautionary measure for public safety first and foremost and also allows forest specialists to assess the damage and begin rehabilitative work in the area.\n\nThe Guadalupe Ranger District will provide a news release when work repairs are finished and the public can access the day-use picnic area safely and can once again enjoy this special oasis in the desert.\n\nFor more information, please contact the Guadalupe Ranger District Office at (575) 885-4181, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.\n\nFor more information on the Lincoln National Forest, please visit our website at www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln and follow us on www.twitter.com/lincolnsmokey.','Closure Order Prohibits Access To Sitting Bull Falls Day-Use Area ',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','open','','3361-autosave','','','2011-05-03 17:26:39','2011-05-03 23:26:39','',3361,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3363',0,'revision','',0,''),(3364,1,'2011-04-26 17:27:20','2011-04-26 23:27:20','Attached is an order from the PRC dated April 25, 2011 requiring follow-up info from the receiver that is to be delivered to the PRC by no later than May 11, 2011. I believe it will be of great interest to all.\r\n\r\nAlso is the Receiver’s request for approval from Judge Reynolds for some action they want to do.\r\n\r\nPRC Request for followup info\r\n\r\nReceiver\'s Request to Judge 4-2011\r\n\r\n ','PRC Bench Request Order',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','open','','prc-bench-request-order','','','2011-05-03 17:50:38','2011-05-03 23:50:38','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3364',0,'post','',0,''),(3375,1,'2011-05-03 17:45:37','2011-05-03 23:45:37','Attached is an order from the PRC dated April 25, 2011 requiring follow-up info from the receiver that is to be delivered to the PRC by no later than May 11, 2011. 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The document requests a re-structure of the board and a change in the current by-laws in addition to many other changes and goals. This means that properly worded and adopted, Timberon could be run by one or two individuals in any manner they deem fit. It also states that anyone who has ever been on the board or worked for the District could be named in a lawsuit.\r\n\r\nIf the citizens  do not want this to happen then about the only thing that will make a difference will be for each and every individual with an interest in Timberon to write to any and all persons in a position to do something:\r\n\r\nThe Governor’s office, Governor Martinez, Office of the Governor, 490 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501, 505-476-2200, http://www.governor.state.nm.us/Contact_the_Governor.aspx\r\n\r\nThe Attorney General’s office, Office of the Attorney General Gary King, P.O.Drawer 1508, Santa Fe, NM 87504-1508, 505-827-6000,  www.nmag.com\r\n\r\nThe Judicial Standards Commission, P.O.Box 1809, Albuquerque, NM 87125-7248, 505-222-9353, www.nmjsc.org\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nThe Public Regulatory Commission, P.O.Box 1269, Santa Fe, NM 87504-1269,\r\n\r\nCommissioners Jason Marks and Patrick Lyons\r\n\r\nJason.Marks@state.nm.us \r\n\r\n Partick.Lyons@state.nm.us\r\n\r\nSomehow Judge Reynolds needs to know that the people of Timberon do not support his decision of placing Timberon in the hands of single person who can make decisions without any checks and balances. 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This means that properly worded and adopted, Timberon could be run by one or two individuals in any manner they deem fit. It also states that anyone who has ever been on the board or worked for the District could be named in a lawsuit.\n\nIf the citizens  do not want this to happen then about the only thing that will make a difference will be for each and every individual with an interest in Timberon to write to any and all persons in a position to do something:\n\nThe Governor’s office, Governor Martinez, Office of the Governor, 490 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501, 505-476-2200, http://www.governor.state.nm.us/Contact_the_Governor.aspx\n\nThe Attorney General’s office, Office of the Attorney General Gary King, P.O.Drawer 1508, Santa Fe, NM 87504-1508, 505-827-6000,  www.nmag.com\n\nThe Judicial Standards Commission, P.O.Box 1809, Albuquerque, NM 87125-7248, 505-222-9353, www.nmjsc.org\n\n \n\nThe Public Regulatory Commission, P.O.Box 1269, Santa Fe, NM 87504-1269,\n\nCommissioners Jason Marks and Patrick Lyons\n\nJason.Marks@state.nm.us \n\n Partick.Lyons@state.nm.us\n\nSomehow Judge Reynolds needs to know that the people of Timberon do not support his decision of placing Timberon in the hands of single person who can make decisions without any checks and balances. 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    • Exploring August 2000\r\nSpending Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from around Agua Chiquita and above Forest Road 64 near the Sunspot Highway.
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    • Exploring September 2000\r\nGoing out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from the north and south extremes of Timberon - two very different climatic areas.
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    • Exploring October 2000\r\nExploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from up Jim Lewis Canyon and down Agua Chiquita.
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    • Exploring August 2001\r\nGoing ay up in the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from on top of the mountain above Circle Cross and Timberon.
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    • Bill Davis Photo Album\r\nSome black and white photos of people and places in Timberon during the 1980s.  They were taken by the late Bill Davis when he was the Publisher and Editor of the Timberon News.  Maybe you, or someone you know, is in these photos... more old photos are coming soon!
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    • Kathleen Anderson Photo Album\r\nSome photos of the early days of Timberon.  Kathleen Anderson sold land here in 1974 and 1975.  \"Timberon will always remain in my heart... one of the best places on the planet\"... Kathleen Anderson
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    • Sacramento Mountain Museum Photo Collection\r\nFrom the Sacramento Mountain Museum and Research Center... These photos are the property of the Museum and may not be reproduced from this website. Contact the Museum for more information... Museum Website.
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    • Kathy Worrell Photos\r\nPhotos taken by Kathy Worrell, most recent editor of the Mountain Times newspaper. Most photos here are of the Timberon 4th of July Parade.
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    • Various Timberon Photos\r\nEvents and special occasions, people, activities, and various other Timberon photos.
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    • Exploring August 2000\r\nSpending Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from around Agua Chiquita and above Forest Road 64 near the Sunspot Highway.
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    • Exploring September 2000\r\nGoing out on Sundays exploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from the north and south extremes of Timberon - two very different climatic areas.
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    • Exploring October 2000\r\nExploring different parts of the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from up Jim Lewis Canyon and down Agua Chiquita.
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    • Exploring August 2001\r\nGoing ay up in the Sacramento Mountains.  Here are some photos taken from on top of the mountain above Circle Cross and Timberon.
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    • Bill Davis Photo Album\r\nSome black and white photos of people and places in Timberon during the 1980s.  They were taken by the late Bill Davis when he was the Publisher and Editor of the Timberon News.  Maybe you, or someone you know, is in these photos... more old photos are coming soon!
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    • Kathleen Anderson Photo Album\r\nSome photos of the early days of Timberon.  Kathleen Anderson sold land here in 1974 and 1975.  \"Timberon will always remain in my heart... one of the best places on the planet\"... Kathleen Anderson
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    • Sacramento Mountain Museum Photo Collection\r\nFrom the Sacramento Mountain Museum and Research Center... These photos are the property of the Museum and may not be reproduced from this website. Contact the Museum for more information... Museum Website.
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"5,6,7,8\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Sacramento',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3026-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 14:14:47','2011-05-08 20:14:47','',3026,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3526',0,'revision','',0,''),(3525,1,'2011-05-08 14:13:46','2011-05-08 20:13:46','This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.\r\n\r\n15 Coconino Drive\r\nDirections to Casa Coconino at 15 Coconino Dr in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the second right onto Apache Dr. Take the second left onto Coconino Dr. Casa Coconino is the third place on your right. There is a parking area just off of the road that you are welcome to use should you have a trailer or multiple vehicles.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=25]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Coconino\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"12\" showkey=\"no\"]','Casa Coconino',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2064-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 14:13:46','2011-05-08 20:13:46','',2064,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3525',0,'revision','',0,''),(3538,1,'2011-05-08 14:40:32','2011-05-08 20:40:32','1 BR/2 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, telephone, air conditioning, and television with satellite. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt C is the last apartment on your right from the deck.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt C\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=30]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"6\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment C',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3053-revision','','','2011-05-08 14:40:32','2011-05-08 20:40:32','',3053,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3538',0,'revision','',0,''),(3539,1,'2011-05-08 14:41:00','2011-05-08 20:41:00','1 BR/1 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, dressing room, wood stove, telephone, small charcoal grill, and television with satellite & VCR. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt D is on the front side of the building on the lower level.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt D\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=31]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"7\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment D',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3055-revision','','','2011-05-08 14:41:00','2011-05-08 20:41:00','',3055,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3539',0,'revision','',0,''),(3540,1,'2011-05-08 14:41:36','2011-05-08 20:41:36','1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.\r\n\r\n10 White Marsh Valley [located within walking distance of the golf course]\r\nDirections to Casa Sacramento at 10 White Marsh Valley in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign onto Sacramento. Take the fourth right onto White Marsh Valley. Go two and half blocks and Casa Sacramento will be on your left. Apt E is the only apartment on the back side of the building.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Casa Sacramento Apt E\"] for Reservations or Questions.  [nggallery id=32]\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"8\" showkey=\"no\"]','Apartment E',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3057-revision','','','2011-05-08 14:41:36','2011-05-08 20:41:36','',3057,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3540',0,'revision','',0,''),(3541,1,'2011-04-15 15:04:55','2011-04-15 21:04:55','\r\nPlat Maps are supplied by the Otero County Mapping Department - Last Updated 05-10-2010 - High Resolution PDF files...\r\n\r\nTimberon Airfield 1 \r\n\r\nTimberon Commercial 1 \r\n\r\nSacramento River Estates... \r\n\r\nSacramento Mountain Ranch 1... \r\n\r\nSacramento Mountain Ranch 2... \r\n\r\nSacramento Mountain Ranch 3... \r\n\r\nSacramento Mountain Ranch 4... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 1... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 2... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 3... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 4... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 5... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 6... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 7... \r\n\r\nTimberon Golf Course 8... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 1... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 2... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 3... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 4... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 5... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 6... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 7... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 8... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 9... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 10... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 12... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 13...\r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 14... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 14A... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 15... \r\n\r\nTimberon Unit 17...\r\n\r\n','Plat Maps',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','plat-maps','','','2011-05-19 08:44:32','2011-05-19 14:44:32','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3541',0,'post','',0,''),(3506,1,'2011-04-23 13:53:16','2011-04-23 19:53:16','This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.\r\n\r\n114 Oakmont \r\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft:  Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon.  You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign.  Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan.  Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\r\n\r\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=20]\r\n\r\n[my-email subject=\"Carson Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions.\r\n\r\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\r\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented. The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore. Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889. It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\n\n In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford. They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years. Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee. During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\n\n In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\n\n  Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\n\n The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\n\nOliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\n\nThe Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\n\n The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found. The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\n\nJudge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\n\nEven after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \n\nDoc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\n\n Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\n\nRight after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\n\n The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\n\n The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\n\nIn 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\n\nAfter the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\n\nIn March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \n\nIn October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\n\n The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\n\n  The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\n\n Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\n\nAlso of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976. The crater was near the present day dumpster site. According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez. The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History. If you have something to add, please contact us.)\n\n In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\n\nIn the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\n\nA three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\n\nTelephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\n\nThe Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\n\nThe Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\n\nTWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\n\nToday, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\n\n This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\n\nNoel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss. Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating. Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\n\nWe would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\n
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    ','Timberon History',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3555-autosave','','','2011-05-08 16:20:02','2011-05-08 22:20:02','',3555,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3557',0,'revision','',0,''),(3560,1,'2011-02-08 16:03:43','2011-02-08 23:03:43','I was born March 28, 1882 in a small Texas village called Hilton. It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\r\n\r\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\r\n\r\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\r\n\r\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\r\n\r\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\r\n\r\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\r\n\r\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\r\n\r\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\r\n\r\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\r\n\r\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\r\n\r\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\r\n\r\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\r\n\r\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\r\n\r\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\r\n\r\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\r\n\r\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\r\n\r\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\r\n\r\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\r\n\r\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\r\n\r\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\r\n\r\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\r\n\r\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\r\n\r\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\r\n\r\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\r\n\r\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\r\n\r\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\r\n\r\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\r\n\r\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\r\n\r\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n

    ','Jasper Newton Daugherty Story',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','jasper-newton-daugherty-story','','','2011-05-08 16:05:25','2011-05-08 22:05:25','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3560',0,'post','',0,''),(3558,1,'2011-05-08 15:53:03','2011-05-08 21:53:03',' The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented. The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore. Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889. It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford. They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years. Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee. During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n  Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\nThe Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found. The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\nJudge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\nEven after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\nDoc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\nRight after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\nIn 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\nAfter the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\nIn March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\nIn October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n  The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\nAlso of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976. The crater was near the present day dumpster site. According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez. The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History. If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\nIn the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\nA three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\nTelephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nTWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nToday, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\nNoel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss. Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating. Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\nWe would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n
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    ','Timberon History',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3555-revision-2','','','2011-05-08 15:53:03','2011-05-08 21:53:03','',3555,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3558',0,'revision','',0,''),(3559,1,'2011-05-08 15:57:38','2011-05-08 21:57:38',' The community of Timberon is the most recent addition to an area rich in history. Little is known of what the Indians and Spaniards contributed to this particular part of the Sacramento Mountains, so we will concentrate on the Anglo history, which is fairly well documented. The earliest recorded history concerning the Timberon area was in 1886 when C.B. Bruton was running cattle in the valley as the Sacramento River and Cattle Company. Bruton had 200 head and was managing another 800 head for Fritzgerald Moore. Moore was a former Civil War surgeon that lived in El Paso. This arrangement didn\'t last for long, as Bruton was arrested and tried for murder in 1889. It is unclear if he was found guilty of the crime, but evidently his attorneys ended up with all Bruton\'s cattle and other assets of the Company.\r\n\r\n In 1890, it appears that a partnership was formed between Oliver Lee, Fritzgerald Moore, and a man named Shackelford. They called themselves the Sacramento Cattle Company. This is the only mention of Shackelford, but Moore remained in partnership with Lee for several years. Fritzgerald Moore eventually sold his interest to Oliver Lee. During this time Oliver Lee was busy doing what he did best, improving the land, the water, and ranching. Lee bought property and water rights all up and down the Sacramento River. Some of the families he bought out were Virden, Danley, Meyer, etc... What about Scott Able Canyon, you may ask, wasn\'t that named after someone? The answer is yes, but it seems Scott Able was a very early settler that had already come and gone before most of the others even got here.\r\n\r\n In 1897, Oliver Lee started construction on a ditch that went from the Sacramento River, ran behind where the big white ranch house is today, winding all through present-day Timberon and down Grapevine Canyon.\r\n\r\n  Where the ditch ran through Arkansas Ridge it was roughly 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep. Water flowed 30 miles down this ditch to empty into what was called the Upper and Lower Juniper Reservoirs at the bottom of Grapevine Canyon, watering cattle and crops along the way. The ditch was finished around 1905 and the smelting company in Oro Grande (there was mining there then) ran a pipe up to the reservoirs. Oliver Lee supplied Oro Grande with approximately 3 million gallons of water a day during the years the smelting company was in operation. Lee received $25,000 from the plant for this water. Later the railroad used the water, and today the community of Oro Grande uses a form of this same system to get their water.\r\n\r\n The Lee family had moved from their Dog Canyon ranch onto the Sacramento River in the early 1900s. The family stayed in a small cabin a little ways up the river while they worked on the big ranch house. The ranch house as you see it today was finished in 1908. The only road into the area ran by the ranch house and through the big red barn, also still standing, controlling access to the valley.\r\n\r\nOliver Lee appeared to be very fond of apples and pears. Trees were planted everywhere up and down the valley. The big orchard was located where the airstrip is today, and you can still find a tree here and there around the ranch house and in Timberon. Oliver Lee had a cider mill down at the end of the big orchard, about where the Timberon Chapel is now. There are also some trees still up by Carrisa Springs. Lee acquired the water rights to the springs in 1908 from J.N. Daugherty. At that time the springs were known as Daugherty Well.\r\n\r\nThe Circle Cross Cattle Company was formed by Oliver Lee in 1916 with a number of investors and Lee as executive vice-president. Around 1926, Oliver Lee combined the assets of his Sacramento Cattle Company with the Circle Cross Cattle Company receiving $400,000 in the deal. At its height, the Circle Cross covered around 1 million acres and stretched from Tularosa in the North to around Van Horn in the South. This included a major portion of the Sacramento Mountains.\r\n\r\n The Circle Cross folded around 1929 in the big drought. Bankers in El Paso, holding a major interest in the company, appointed Lee to sell off the assets of the Circle Cross. It seems that Oliver Lee held on to the ranch during the next several years, as there are no other owners of record to be found. The Judge fixed up the house so as to be more comfortable for the wife and kids. They piped water into the house from a small spring on the steep side of the mountain, put in a bathtub, cooking stove, etc... They got their mail at the Sacramento Post Office from a Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Robertson. Mr. Robertson was also a carpenter and was busy building a summer camp for the people of the Methodist Church during this time.\r\n\r\nJudge Moss usually came into what he called his \"base camp\" above where Timberon now is by going through Weed, up Perk Canyon, over into Bluewater Canyon and into Chilcoote Canyon, then through Monument Canyon.\r\n\r\nEven after buying the Circle Cross, the Judge still oversaw the property from the \"base camp\" up above Carrisa Spring. His brother, John, looked after the ranch for him for about eight years while living in a place he built just below the Judge\'s place up the canyon. During this time they ran cattle and goats on the property. \r\n\r\nDoc Womack out of Carlsbad bought the ranch, now called the Circle Cross, in the late 1930s. He held it for awhile and sold out to Dean Stalman, a pecan grower out of Las Cruces. Stalman didn\'t keep it but a year or two before selling to Judge Paul Moss of Odessa, Texas.\r\n\r\n Judge Moss had discovered the Sacramento Mountains around 1935 and began taking his family to the Weed area for the summer. On one of these trips the Judge bought the old Grisak homestead in Monument Canyon, above Carrisa Springs where the Holcomb ranch is today. This was to be the Moss Family summer home. Moss arranged for a man named John Wingfield to take care of the property for him. Another Grisak homestead of interest is the chimney and foundation that can be seen on the side of the road as you drive below Timberon through the Southern Cross Ranch (now called the Elkhorn). Pete Grisak\'s son and his wife homesteaded there until moving, due to the lack of water in the area. You see, historically, the Sacramento River didn\'t flow that far down. Those years it did flow down there (mostly during the 1980s) was sort of a fluke and surprised many of the old-timers.\r\n\r\nRight after World War II they built the lodge building (Now the Community Center). The lodge was made from logs of ponderosa pines which were cut at a sawmill located near the site of today\'s maintenance barn on Edgewood Drive in Arkansas Canyon. He built a dam behind the lodge building to form what became the current fishing lakes and had two wells drilled to pump water into the lakes.\r\n\r\n The sawmill used to create the lodge was run by Jim Peters. In the latter part of August, 1952, a fire started at the mill and spread quickly across the valley, resulting in the large amount of burned-over terrain extending from about a half mile Southwest of the maintenance shop all the way to the mountain top (Jim Jeffries Peak) east of Carrisa Springs. It is said that the fire just burned and burned until it finally ran out of fuel.\r\n\r\n The Judge had an airstrip built in the valley where small, light planes could land and take off, and was in the process of building a road that went by Chalk Hill (Rim Tank) towards El Paso when the military took over that area and ended construction.\r\n\r\nIn 1948, the Judge turned over the running of the ranch to his son, William. William at one time was married to the former child star Jane Withers, who spent some time at the ranch.\r\n\r\nAfter the death of Judge Moss, the land was purchased from his heirs by Willie Farah of El Paso. Farah had a substantial interest in aviation and lost no time in enlarging the airstrip here.\r\n\r\nIn March of 1969, about 9,000 plus acres (a portion) of the Circle Cross Ranch was sold by Farah to a group of businessmen, headed by Johnny Mobley, who formed the corporation known as North American Land Developments. The name of Timberon for this development was chosen by Johnny Mobley during an informal business discussion in July, 1969. North American Land Developments went bankrupt in 1989 mostly due to a sagging economy and a failed attempt at developing time-shares around the golf course. \r\n\r\nIn October, 1969, the Sacramento Mountain Property Owners Association was formed. The name was officially changed to the Timberon Property Owners Association(TPOA) in the late 1970s. Richard Sparks was the first elected president of TPOA. North American Land Development deeded the lodge and the surrounding 18 acres to TPOA in March of 1975. Due to tax law considerations concerning tax exempt status, the Timberon Protective Association (TPA) was formed in July of 1983 to handle the architectural control and security functions that had formerly been handled by TPOA.\r\n\r\n The first electric service was run to the development of Timberon in the Summer of 1971 by the Otero County Electric Cooperative.\r\n\r\n  The Timberon Fire Department was organized in October, 1974, by J. I. (Joe) Fetters. The department was certified by the State of New Mexico in January of 1976. TPOA furnished the funds necessary for the initial purchase of equipment. The first fire truck, a 1951 Chevrolet /Howe was bought from Jal, New Mexico, fire department. A three-bay fire station was started during the latter part of 1981 and building was completed at the beginning of 1982 The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was formed within the fire department in February of 1982, following an intensive course of instruction provided by the New Mexico School of Medicine.\r\n\r\n Frank Wheeler, Timberon\'s first pastor, began his work here in 1975. His ministry involved bible study groups at the developer\'s sales office. This activity continued until it was moved to the lodge building in 1977. Construction of the Timberon Chapel was completed in May of 1979 with a dedication and the first worship service. In June of 1981 the Timberon Memorial Park Association (cemetery) was formed on two acres next to the Timberon Chapel. The first to be buried there was William J. Whitesell, Vice President of North American Land Developments, in May of 1983. In the late 1990s the cemetery was taken over by the Timberon Water District.\r\n\r\nAlso of interest, a missile out of Fort Bliss hit Timberon in February, 1976. The crater was near the present day dumpster site. According to later stories, two missiles went out of control that day... one hitting in Timberon and one at a graveyard in Juarez. The developer reportedly was compensated for the damage caused. (This was added to the Timberon History due to an inquiry by Judy Underwood, who later supplied the date... and is a good example of the ongoing nature of the Timberon History. If you have something to add, please contact us.)\r\n\r\n In December, 1974, the U.S. Postal Service approved mail delivery to the lodge in Timberon. Prior to this, Timberon residents had to go to the Sunspot post office for their mail. In October, 1981, Don and Ruby Roberts were awarded the Community Post Office contract. The present Zip Code (88350) went into effect September 14, 1984.\r\n\r\nIn the Fall of 1979, Timberon Precinct #18 was established by Otero County. The first election was held here on June 3, 1980, with 60 registered voters.\r\n\r\nA three-month elementary school for the winter months was established by the Alamogordo School District here on December 1, 1980. A full time elementary school became a reality in August of 1983. The first teachers at the school were Pat and Duane Carr. The school was later taken into the Cloudcroft School District and eventually closed in the year 2000 with a promise to reopen if enrollment became sufficient to justify it.\r\n\r\nTelephone service was brought to Timberon in October of 1981 by Dell Telephone Cooperative. The only telephone service available before that was a radio/telephone unit located first at the lodge and later at the sales office.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Water and Sanitation District (TWSD) was formed in March of 1990. The first board members were Richard Moore, Victor Hollrah and Hugh Ellison.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association (TPA) went under in 1991 after a bloody court battle concerning the restrictive covenants. The Timberon Property Owners Association, reeling from the legal expenses of TPA and a drop in revenue, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nTWSD acquired the water system on August 6, 1993. TWSD currently owns and maintains the fishing lakes, golf course, airstrip (which is now in the hands of Otero County), cemetery, swimming pool, lodge complex, etc... having taken over all facilities from the old Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nToday, Timberon is a viable recreational/retirement community with about 300 to 350 residents and a paved road finally finished all the way from Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\n This history was made possible through information from Noel Akers, Dorsey Bonnell, Bill Berkebile and the book \"Rough and Tumble\" by Judge Paul Moss.\r\n\r\nNoel Akers, of Weed, used to herd goats where Timberon is today and helped build the lodge building for Judge Moss. Dorsey Bonnell, of High Rolls, is a good friend and quite a historian of the Oliver Lee family. If you ever want to find out the facts, and that is all Dorsey deals in, about Oliver Lee and his exploits - he is the one to see. You may find that most of the stories told today are just spectacular fiction, but the truth is just as fascinating. Bill Berkebile was a great patriarch of the Timberon community and originally put together much of the later history in this article.\r\n\r\nWe would like to make this an ongoing history. If you have something to add, Click Here.\r\n\r\n[nggallery id=8]\r\n
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    ','Timberon History',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3555-revision-3','','','2011-05-08 15:57:38','2011-05-08 21:57:38','',3555,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3559',0,'revision','',0,''),(3561,1,'2011-05-08 16:04:53','2011-05-08 22:04:53','I was born March 28, 1882 in a small Texas village called Hilton. It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\n\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\n\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\n\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\n\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\n\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\n\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\n\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\n\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\n\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\n\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\n\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\n\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\n\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\n\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\n\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\n\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\n\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\n\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\n\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\n\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\n\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\n\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\n\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\n\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\n\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\n\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\n\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\n\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\n\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\n\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\n

    ','Jasper Newton Daugherty Story',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3560-revision','','','2011-05-08 16:04:53','2011-05-08 22:04:53','',3560,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3561',0,'revision','',0,''),(3562,1,'2011-04-26 18:10:55','2011-04-27 00:10:55','I was born March 28, 1882 in a small Texas village called Hilton. It was located about 26 miles southeast of Sweet Water on Valley Creek near a mountain range called Church. My father, Jasper Newton Daugherty, owned a small farm there. He decided to sell out and go west to seek his fortune. So Dad \"Newt\", older bother \"Frank\", younger brother Martin, sister Elizabeth and her husband Patric Conley, mother Mary Jane Goodnight, wife Louisa (Gardner), and what family they each had, prepared to go in one wagon train.\r\n\r\nWe had one large wagon drawn by two yoke of oxen and four wagons drawn by four horses each. This large wagon held most of our food and things that we used everyday. We took a green cow hide and tied it up under the running gear of the wagon, shaping it so we could carry pots and cooking equipment. This allowed us some extra space, which we needed very much.\r\n\r\nIn my immediate family was Dad, Mother and six kids, three boys and three girls. I was six years old.\r\n\r\nThe way I remember it, we started out in May and traveled almost due west by way of old Fort Shadrick, between Sweet Water and San Angelo, Texas. This was really quite an adventure for me. The first place we came to was a small village by the name of Robert Lee, on the Colorado River. Then on west we went by Sterling City and where McCamey is now.\r\n\r\nMy Dad was quite a hunter and he always had an old hound dog he hunted with. We had not been on our way long before this old hound got snake bit. He soon became unable to travel. Dad made room for him by putting our pots and pans in the wagon and putting the hound in the green cowhide that was under the running gear of the wagon. This was were the hound stayed until he recovered. I can still see him as the wagon rambled on and on, day after day. This wagon was big and heavy.\r\n\r\nDad had sold our farm before we left, and got a very good price. Having so much money to finance the trip made Dad boss of the wagon train. There were about twenty wagons in all.\r\n\r\nOur first rest stop was at Fort Stockton, which had been abandoned by the colored soldiers a few weeks before our arrival. While there we stayed in the buildings, and to us this was really a luxury.\r\n\r\nAfter a few weeks rest, we started out again. We had been on our way only a few days, when we discovered to our disgust, that while living in our \"luxurious hotels\" at Fort Stockton we had acquired a goodly supply of \"Grey Backs.\" Better known as body lice. This being the case, Mother knew the only way of getting rid of them was to scald all of our clothing and anything else they were in. So we camped out on the prairie, took out the big round wash pot, filled it with our \"precious water\", built a fire under it and started the scalding process. Almost everything we owned had to be washed and scalded. Bedding included. This took several days of hard work. We kids only had one change of clothes, and so Mother just turned us out on the prairie stark naked. How well I remember running like something wild, free of clothes and \"Lice.\" We had the time of our lives, enjoying every minute of our freedom. Meanwhile, the women worked faithfully to get rid of the lice. I can remember running by seeing our clothes boiling away in that pot of water. This completed, we went on our way.\r\n\r\nIn crossing the desert to Fort Davis water was scarce and we went as long as two or three days without water for the stock. When the oxen are without water for \"any\" length of time and suddenly get a smell of water near, they take off as fast as they can and you just can\'t hold them. Uncle Mark was our scout and had found a lake about a half mile ahead. When the ox team reached the water, instead of them stopping to drink, they went on into the water until the wagon was stuck. We had to unhitch them from the front and hook them to the back to pull the wagon out.\r\n\r\nContinuing on west, we followed the old \"Government Route\", to the Fort Davis mountains where Alpine is now. From Fort Davis we went by way of Valentine, between early-day forts. Then on further west to a silver mining town called Sierra Blanca, where we stopped for a rest.\r\n\r\nWhile resting, one of our group ran into an old prospector, and during their two or three days of visiting this prospector convinced the men in our wagon train that there was a fortune to be made by working the mine dump from the silver mine. The only water available for working the mine and other purposes, had to be hauled by wagon in wooden barrels from the Rio Grande River - about twenty miles south of Sierra Blanca. My Dad, \"Newt\" Daugherty, being the only one with money and still the Boss, was the one elected to haul the water by ox team this twenty miles - both ways. He furnished the money and the others did the work on this big deal. This \"big deal\" was doomed to failure from the start, as well as using up the remainder of Dad\'s cash. It took the men about two months to see nothing could be made here, and they abandoned it and headed on west through Fort Hancock and into El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nWe stopped in El Paso to rest our families and stock for awhile, and look around some more. We camped in an mesquite flat where there was an old lumber shack without anything over the windows. This was near were the courthouse now stands in El Paso, Texas.\r\n\r\nIn El Paso the only fuel was either kerosene or mesquite roots hauled in on the backs of burros by Mexicans. Sometimes they would have as many as twenty burros loaded with roots. That was quite a sight.\r\n\r\nWhile we were there, a smallpox epidemic broke out among the Mexicans. There was no shots or cure then. It was quite a killer and the Mexicans died by the hundreds. This was considered \"sure death\" and was very contagious, but we never did get it.\r\n\r\nAfter we had been there about two weeks we discovered a flat with plenty of good green grass, we moved there on the west side of El Paso about where the smelter now stands. Back then the United States had no treaty with Mexico and we could not cross the river to apprehend thieves and smugglers. So while camped in this new spot, Mexicans came across the river one night and stole three of our best horses which we never could recover.\r\n\r\nAt this point, our little group decided to split up and go our separate ways. Which we did. Uncle Frank and his family returned to Nolen County, Texas. Uncle \"Pat\" Conley, Aunt Lizzy and the children went on to Deming, New Mexico. That was were they lived their lives and raised their children. Mark Daugherty, his Mother Mary Jane Goodnight, and a partner started a freight line, which is another story in itself.\r\n\r\nMy Dad, Mother and us kids went east to Waco Tank, about 30 miles from El Paso. Here my Mother became ill with what they called \"slow fever.\" She was real sick, and it was about a month before we could go any farther. After her recovery, we went on east to Crow Springs or Salt Flats near where today\'s Dell City is. Here we stopped for the winter. A man by the name of John Brooks gave us permission to camp here. Crow Springs was a spring-fed lake about 10 or 15 miles north of Salt Lake, from which later ranchers would haul salt for their livestock.\r\n\r\nWhen spring came again, it was about the year 1890, we loaded our wagons and went on our way to a settlement called Pinon, New Mexico. We went through Pinon to a canyon north of Weed New Mexico, Hay Canyon. Following the Agua Chiquita at the mouth of Hay Canyon there were four families that lived within a distance of about six miles. Pendergrass at the mouth, Widow Barringer, Tom Dauthett family, and the Riley Baker family.\r\n\r\nIn our travels we had heard \"buggy stories\" about \"sleepy grass\", which we knew nothing about, not even what it looked like. On the way up Hay Canyon, we stopped at the Dauthett\'s place in a flat where there was beautiful grass in abundance. My Father went back to talk to Dauthett about the country. Mr. Dauthett asked where we had camped and dad said \"in that beautiful flat of grass.\" Mr. Dauthett said \"you better get back and move that stock, quick, because that is \"sleepy grass\" and will put them to sleep.\" Sure enough, by the time Dad got back, the stock was standing with their heads down, asleep. It was two days before they woke up enough to move out of the flat. We learned in a hurry about \"sleep grass.\" After stock had eaten \"sleepy grass\" it left then kinda doppy for a few days, but in time they recovered.\r\n\r\nDad took up a \"homestead\" just above Riley Baker, joining him on the west at the headwaters on Hay Canyon. We built a log cabin and prepared the land for farming.\r\n\r\nLog houses were built by neighbors coming, cutting trees, trimming and shaping them (called log rolling). We built a large room called a smoke house at the same time. After the logs were put up, they took thick mud and filled in the cracks - which they called \"chink and dobbed.\" Before the cracks were \"chinked and dobbed\" I remember birds would fly in and out the cracks. We kids would try and catch them, but they would fly out and be gone. I used to wish we had a house they couldn\'t get out of, never giving a thought as to how they would get in if the cracks were not there.\r\n\r\nThis was the happy hunting ground my Dad started from Texas to find. And it truly was, as there was an abundance of game - deer, bear, elk, turkey, all kinds of wild animals, - such as coyote, bobcat, wildcat, lobo, panther, fox, and the like. During the winter Dad would go out and kill the deer, elk and turkey, butchering and hanging them in the smokehouse where they would freeze. When he had enough for a house-wagon load, he would fill the wagon and cover the meat with a tarp. He would then go into El Paso and sell the meat for 10 cents a pound. It took him four days to go into El Paso and it was cold enough that the meat would stay pretty well frozen. He would then buy food, such as 100 pound sacks of flour, sugar (brown and white), corn meal, beans, coffee (green, which had to be roasted and ground), syrup, sargun in large buckets, and sometimes we could get honey in the cone. We bought dried peaches, apples, prunes, raisins, and occasionally apricots. These were packed in a wooden box. Kerosene was bought in 5 gallon cans for lamps, so we could have light. Everyone bought enough groceries and supplies of all kinds to last at least six to eight months.\r\n\r\nEvenings were spent \"sawing on the fiddle,\" picking the guitar, singing, or pumping and playing the old organ. Dances, after harvest or roundups and brandings, were held in someone\'s home. Sometimes weeks would pass and your family would never be alone. Any place night came on you, is where you would spend the night.\r\n\r\nMy youngest brother Jason was born in the log house on Hay Canyon. At the time of this writing, the house is still standing. It has been re-built several times, but the original house is still \"as built\" in 1892.\r\n\r\nSchools then were two or three months during the summer. A teacher was paid by the parents. They were called subscription schools. The small log house used for school was also built by the parents and centrally located. My first teacher, I remember, was Mr. Knapp. It lasted two months and was on Hay Canyon. Next summer we attended a school on Wills Canyon, three miles from where we lived - and we walked it morning and night, carrying our lunch in a bucket.\r\n\r\nAbout 1896, Dad traded the place in Hay Canyon for a place about five miles from Weed, West. The man he traded with was a Mr. Truxal. The new place was located near the Elkhorn School house and we attended school there for the next three or four summers. All eight grades were taught in the same room. After eighth grade some pupils were fortunate enough to be able to go to Weed for \"higher\" learning.\r\n\r\nWe stayed on this Truxel place about 5 years. During this time my Dad had become a big Angora Goat rancher, and we needed to go to a warmer climate. So we got a ranch called Chimney Lake, on a tributary canyon that ran into the Quavo. We stayed here until 1908. This was a very prosperous time. Range got short and we had too many goats for the size of this ranch, so that fall we went hunting about 20 miles south to a place known as the south slope of the Sacramento Mountains. We camped on a south canyon that runs into the Sacramento River, before it empties out onto the flats. We looked around and came upon a wet spot in the bottom of the creek. We dug down and got enough water for our horses in just a couple of minutes. Father decided that this was his next home as there was plenty of open range, water, and lots of brush for his goats. We had good luck hunting also, killing several deer, so we had big prospects for this new country.\r\n\r\nThat night Dad decided I should stay and hold down our claim and he would take the meat home, get tools, and come back and see how much water there really was in this seep. It was late in the year when he left me there. Before he had been gone long, it started to snow. We had made a temporary tent, or shelter for me, under some trees. I had some food - coffee, meat, potatoes, bacon, a coffee pot, and a frying pan. Dad only expected to be gone two or three days. However, the storm was bad and he was gone close to two weeks.\r\n\r\nNext morning when I awoke, the snow was about a foot deep and still coming down. Before long a man in a wagon drawn by four red mules came along. He sure looked good to me, and as he asked to stay out the storm, I welcomed him. This man, Mr. Musgrove, had some food, and he stayed with me about five or six days. He was full of stories and the kid that I was, I \"lapped them up.\" He was known as an Infidel. He kept a diary and was a constant talker. When the storm broke, Mr. Musgrove went on his way and I\'ve never seen him again.\r\n\r\nWhen Dad came back we dug out the spring and found a good flow of water, which we later developed. Here we established a ranch which was known as the Daugherty Ranch, and is now called \"Daugherty Wells\" (Carissa Springs?). After we built a house there, Dad sold the property on Chimney Lake and moved to the south slope of the Sacramento River. We stayed there until about 1910 and prospered. We had sold our goats and replaced them with white-faced cattle. About this time my brother Benton and myself wanted to get out on our own, so Dad sold the ranch and we split the profits three ways - each going our separate ways.\r\n\r\nThis is basically the end of the story as it applies to the journey and the Sacramento Mountains. The writer was Hansford Daugherty. This manuscript was preserved by the Sacramento Mountains Museum, however, the name of the writer was not on the folder in the archives. If you know, please contact this website.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1135\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Family of Jasper Newton Daugherty Sr. and wife, Louisa Gardner, at ranch on the Sacramento River. Standing left to right- Lon Bass, holding Byron, Jasper Daugherty, Ethel Bass, Hansford Daugherty, Alex and Izilla, Jason, Forest and Lillian Fleming, Baby Ruby, Benton, Mammie Daugherty and Baby Aubrey. (Sitting) "Newt", Louisa, Mary Jane Goodnight Daugherty. (Boys) Llewell, Terrance, Aarel, and Aaren Bass. Photo from the Sacramento Mountain Museum. \"]\"\"[/caption]\r\n

    ','Jasper Newton Daugherty Story',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','1134-revision','','','2011-04-26 18:10:55','2011-04-27 00:10:55','',1134,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3562',0,'revision','',0,''),(3565,1,'2011-05-08 16:12:38','2011-05-08 22:12:38','A historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association. This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\n\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\n\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\n\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\n\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\n\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\n\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\n\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\n\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\n\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\n\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\n\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\n\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\n\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\n\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\n\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\n\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\n\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\n\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\n\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\n\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\n\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\n\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\n\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\n\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\n\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\n\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\n\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\n\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\n\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\n\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\n\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\n\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\n\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\n\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\n\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\n\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\n\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\n\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\n\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\n\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\n\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\n\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\n\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\n\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\n\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\n\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\n\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\n\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\n\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\n\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\n\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\n\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\n\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\n\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\n\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\n\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\n\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\n\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\n\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\n\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\n\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\n\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\n\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\n\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\n\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\n\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\n\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\n\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\n\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\n\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\n\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\n\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\n\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\n\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\n\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\n\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\n\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\n\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\n\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\n\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\n\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\n\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\n\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\n\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\n\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\n\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\n\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\n\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\n\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\n\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\n\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\n\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\n\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\n\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\n\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\n\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\n\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\n\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\n\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\n\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\n\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\n\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\n\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\n\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\n\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\n\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\n\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\n\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\n\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\n\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\n\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\n\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\n\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\n\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\n\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\n\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\n\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\n\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\n\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\n\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\n\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\n\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\n\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\n\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\n\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\n\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\n\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\n\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\n\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\n\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\n\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\n\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\n\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\n\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\n\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\n\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\n\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\n\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\n\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\n\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\n\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\n\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\n\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\n\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\n\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\n\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\n\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\n\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\n\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\n\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\n\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\n\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\n\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\n\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\n\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\n\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\n\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\n\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\n\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\n\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\n\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\n\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\n\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\n\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\n\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\n\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\n\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\n\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\n\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\n\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\n\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\n\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\n\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\n\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\n\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\n\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\n\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\n\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\n\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\n\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\n\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\n\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\n\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\n\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\n\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\n\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\n\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\n\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\n\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\n\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\n\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\n\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\n\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\n\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\n\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\n\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\n\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\n\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\n\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\n\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\n\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\n\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\n\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\n\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\n\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\n\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\n\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\n\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\n\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\n\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\n\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\n\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\n\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\n\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\n\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\n\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\n\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\n\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\n\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\n\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\n\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\n\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\n\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\n\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\n\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\n\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\n\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\n\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\n\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\n\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\n\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\n\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\n\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\n\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\n\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\n\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\n\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\n\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\n\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\n\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\n\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\n\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\n\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\n\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\n\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\n\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\n\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\n\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\n\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\n\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\n\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\n\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\n\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\n\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\n\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\n\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\n\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\n\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\n\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\n\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\n\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\n\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\n\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\n\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\n\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\n\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\n\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\n\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\n\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\n\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\n\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\n\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\n\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\n\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\n\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\n\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\n\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\n\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\n\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\n\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\n\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\n\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\n\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\n\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\n\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\n\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\n\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\n\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\n\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\n\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\n\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\n\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\n\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\n\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\n\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\n\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\n\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\n\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\n\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\n\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\n\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\n\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\n\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\n\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\n\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\n\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\n\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\n\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\n\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\n\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\n\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\n\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\n\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\n\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\n\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\n\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\n\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\n\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\n\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\n\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\n\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\n\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\n\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\n\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\n\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\n\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\n\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\n\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\n\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\n\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...\n\nThe Lodge restaurant has lost $4,300 so far this year. Jordan Schaaf suggest a slight raise in prices because restaurant expenses are \"eating our lunch.\" Tom Cook suggests a different approach to increase volume by lowering food and liquor prices. It is decided after a long discussion to leave prices the way they are. Tom Cook advises the Board that after the summer season the restaurant will probably be closed, because we can\'t afford to spend the Property Owner\'s money to supplement the place.\n\nThe airstrip deed and map are received by the Property Owners, but a triangular section in the property has been omitted by the developer. Tom Cook says that he has spoken to Johnny Mobley about this and was told that an aircraft service area was planned to go in there in the future.\n\nThe Property Owners contact the New Mexico Transportation Department and are advised that they do not qualify for aid in airstrip maintenance.\n\nThe New Mexico Public Service Commission sends a letter concerning their investigation concerning the power outages in Timberon. They advise people who can substantiate losses due to power outages to submit claims to Otero Electric for possible insurance payments.\n\nThere is a disagreement on where the Bar & Lounge should be located when the new annex is constructed. Jordan Schaaf recommends moving the bar upstairs along with the restaurant, while T.P. Hanson is in favor of leaving the bar downstairs to insure the original concept of separation of dining and drinking areas. The decision is made to move the bar upstairs, but it is not unanimous.\n\nThree rough sketches of floor plans for the Lodge Annex are presented by Architect Charles Nolan and one by Ron Maksyn. The Property Owners go with Ron Maksyn\'s plan after a few adjustments.\n\nTimberon Log Dated April 27, 1985...\n\nPool repairs are continuing. New concrete has been poured and a privacy fence is being installed around the lower section of the pool.\n\nArchitect Charles Nolan tells the Property Owners that the blueprints for the annex should be completed in about two weeks, then it will be put out for bid.\n\nWanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley and Marilyn Leary are asked by the Board to give their suggestions for decorating the new restaurant. Tom Cook suggests that no theme should be considered, but keep the restaurant richly elegant.\n\nCharles Nolan agrees to furnish an artist\'s conception of the Lodge Annex for public viewing.\n\nThe General Manager advises the Board that he has discussed the rumored new road from Sunspot to Scott Able Canyon with agents of the U.S. Forest Service and they said that such a road is included in future plans, but the completion date won\'t be until 1993.\n\nTimberon Log Dated July 6, 1985...\n\nThe Board attorney strongly advises against publishing the names of members that are delinquent in their dues payments.\n\nThe bids for the new Lodge Annex are scheduled to be opened on July 9th.\n\nMarilyn Leary, Elise Schaaf, Sue Haisley, Yvonne Fetters and Wanna Bell Ross are appointed as the design committee for the Lodge Annex.\n\nTimberon Log Dated August 24, 1985...\n\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that construct began on the Lodge Annex August 12th.\n\nThe Board has been busy trying to cut the cost of the Annex in any feasible way.\n\nWillie Fenske advised the Board that a suit was being prepared against the Timberon Protective Association concerning mobile homes in the area.\n\nLou Fetters suggests that due to recent thefts in the Lodge and the improper use of the lobby as sleeping facilities, the Lodge should be locked at night. It is so ordered by the Board.\n\nThe first Annual Fireman of the Year award was given to Wanna Bell Ross.\n\nTimberon Log Dated November 9, 1985...\n\nReceipts for the retirement dinner for Bill \"Smitty\" Smith total $286.83, not including the photograph taken at the dinner.\n\nTom Cook is commissioned to build the tables for the Lodge Annex dining room.\n\nAt this point the overall cost for the Lodge Annex is set at $301,947.\n\nSue Quick submits the proposed budget for the Timberon Protective Association at $70,210. The legal fund is raised to $10,000.\n\nJesse Duckett suggests that the old restaurant area downstairs be used as a community library. The Board is leaning towards making it a nursery and does not give the library serious consideration at that time.\n\nThe General Manager attends a meeting in Cloudcroft which concerns the Forest Service\'s plans to build a logging road from the Sunspot area to Scott Able Canyon. It would originally be a 14 foot wide dirt road. Long range plans include widening it to a two lane blacktop road with the possibility of continuing it on into Timberon and eventually Pinon.\n\nTimberon Log Dated January 18, 1986...\n\nTo ward off a lawsuit, the requested changes are made and approved in the covenants of T-10.\n\nJesse Duckett again presents a plan to use part or all of the basement area as a library. The Board instructs him to obtain more detailed information on establishing a library and asks the General Manager to check on any adverse insurance problems which may accompany the establishment of a nursery in the basement.\n\nTimberon Log Dated February 8, 1986...\n\nA room upstairs in the Lodge, formerly known as the Lion\'s Room, is made available for use as a library.\n\nJohnny Mobley, the developer, discontinues maintenance of the roads in Timberon.\n\nThe Lodge Annex is scheduled to be finished by the end of March, with the Grand Opening to be the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend.\n\nLitigation continues over the Covenants in T-10, with the Timberon Protective Association pushing for a quick court decision.\n\nThe County takes the position that Timberon\'s population density does not qualify our roads for their attention. It is the Property Owner\'s responsibility to maintain them. Johnny Mobley gives the Property Owners a road grader for free.\n\nTimberon Log Dated May 30, 1986...\n\nBill Cobb threatens to sue the Board if they do not give in to his demands for lower membership payments on his multiple lots in Timberon and other demands, some realistic and some not so. The Board begins to make plans for a compromise on the issues in question.\n\nThe County resumes grading in Timberon as a result of the efforts of the Timberon Road Committee.\n\nThe military refuses to grant the right-of-way necessary for an all-weather road south to 506.\n\nTimberon Log Dated July 19, 1986...\n\nThe Developer presents a proposal that the Property Owners assume ownership and operation of the Water Company and the Golf Course. The details will be worked out through the attorneys.\n\nThe Property Owners accept the Water Company and Golf Course with a resolution that is to be subject to the approval of both parties attorneys. Part of the agreement involved the Developer\'s offer to bring the back 9 on the golf course into operational condition and external renovation of the Pro Shop building.\n\nThe Developer turns over the retail liquor license to the Property Owners.\n\nThe Property Owners are promised the use of the Timberon Logo \"for now and in the future.\"\n\nTimberon Log Dated January 3, 1987...\n\nTimberon Protective Association\'s outstanding legal bills over a covenants problem in T-10 have reached $8,273. Attorney Tom Sandenaw has donated $1,000 of his time on the suit.\n\nT.P. Hanson advises the property owners that the construction of the Lodge Annex is substantially completed. Total cost of construction is $341,527.\n\nCurtis Reece suggested to the other Board members that bids on all items of consequence should be let, public notice locally should suffice. The Board will solicit the membership\'s opinion and think about it.\n\nThe Property Owners Association is drawn into the T-10 covenants lawsuit (also known as the Wilcox suit) that was filed against the Protective Association. It is decided that Mr. Wilcox be contacted to seek some avenue of negotiation concerning this matter.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 14, 1987...\n\nThe heating system in the Pro Shop building is switched over to propane. The move is praised as a great improvement.\n\nNorm Welborn, Chairman of the Water & Resources Committee, questions whether the water system is producing enough water for our growing community. He says the developer must improve the system before the property owners take it over.\n\nJoe Roseborrough presents plans for a proposed remodeling of the interior of the Pro Shop to accommodate a game room. The Board promises to review the plans.\n\nThe proposed road out of Timberon down Grapevine Canyon is dealt a death blow by General Infante, national defense needs were cited.\n\nTimberon Log Dated May 9, 1987...\n\nThe property owners seem to be losing board member fast, with Lou Fetters resigning and then Curtis Reece.\n\nWork on the sprinkler systems at the golf course is progressing nicely. Special thanks are offered to Euel Ross, Curtis Reece, Vic Hollrah and T.P. Hanson for their volunteer work. Jesse Duckett is recognized for his volunteer help in the Pro Shop and with golf tournaments.\n\nTimberon Log Dated June 13, 1987...\n\nThe developer\'s liquor license is transferred to the property owners.\n\nThe Otero County Commissioners are invited to hold a meeting in Timberon and they actually accept.\n\nGuest memberships are established for the golf course at the rate of family memberships, or $75.\n\nTimberon Log Dated August 15, 1987...\n\nThe many volunteers that helped with the parachute drops when the Green Berets were in Timberon were thanked. The Green Berets were testing newly designed parachutes.\n\nThe County Commissioners meet in Timberon and agree to work with us in getting the much-needed traffic control signs up.\n\nWin Thorp, President of the newly formed Men\'s Golf Association, recommends that the current Golf Pro George Thatcher be replaced with a person / or rehired in the capacity of someone - who can supervise activities and maintain the course on a full time basis. The Golf Association is also taking contributions for paint to use on the Pro Shop building, volunteers will paint it. The Property Owners Association donates $300 for paint.\n\nIt is announced that the BLM will hold an open meeting here to discuss McGregor Range and how it affects Timberon.\n\nThe insurance adjuster is here inspecting the F10 fairway mower that burst into flames earlier this month.\n\nTimberon Log Dated November 14, 1987...\n\nThe Wilcox lawsuit is appealed to the State Supreme Court. The Court rules in favor of Wilcox on one count, but found no evidence of any fraud on the second count.\n\nOtero County personnel begin installing stop signs and curve signs in Timberon.\n\nLou Fetters, Chairman of the Road Committee, proudly announces that a letter has been received from General Infante - the Army recommends approval to pave the back road to Timberon and asks that BLM issue the appropriate easements and right-of-way.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 12, 1988...\n\nJesse Duckett volunteers to give free golf lessons to the young people of Timberon.\n\nCliff Pert requests that the Board donate land for a basketball court, several people have already pledged material and labor for the project. He is asked to report back at a later meeting.\n\nA request is made for permission to use the Lodge for some Little Theater productions. It would be necessary to build a stage at an approximate cost of $740, and it could be used for other purposes. Marcy Yeager was asked to report back to the Board on this at a later time.\n\nThe sprinkler system on the golf course has been completed and a representative of Southwest Toro is here to help with the programming of the computer system.\n\nIt appears that Lions Club bingo is becoming a regular event at the Lodge.\n\nTimberon Log Dated April 16, 1988...\n\nAn area adjacent to the playground is designated for the site of the new basketball court, construction will begin soon.\n\nThe Club Liquor license is to be moved from the Lodge to the Pro Shop and the Retail Liquor license is moved from the Pro Shop to the Lodge. This should happen by October.\n\nJoe Leary, the General Manager, resigns.\n\nTimberon Log Dated June 11, 1988...\n\nPlans are being made for the Fourth of July weekend - steak fry at the golf course, annual parade, Puttin\' on the Lips, and a dance with the KHEY Band.\n\nFrank Preston is the new General Manager.\n\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to pay the additional $250 to complete the Little Theater\'s stage.\n\nTimberon Log Dated July 9, 1988...\n\nThe first Christmas in July, arts and crafts fair, is held.\n\nMitch Johnson donates a lot to the Property Owners Association on the condition that it be raffled and the proceeds used on the golf course.\n\nFirst Nation Bank of Alamogordo is in the process of foreclosing on the Water Company.\n\nLila Oliveri comments on the condition of the airstrip - damage being done to their plane.\n\nTimberon Log Dated August 13, 1988...\n\nThe Lions Club builds a new BBQ pit behind the Lodge.\n\nThe Extension Club donates the materials to build a trophy case for the lobby of the Lodge, the Lions Club / Dave Davis agrees to build it.\n\nTie downs for six airplanes are installed on the airstrip.\n\nIt is decided to convert the basement of the Lodge into a recreation room.\n\nThe Timberon Fire Department receives the Best Community Service Award, the Fire Chief receives the State Award for Fire Chief of the Year, Chris Murtishaw and Steve Hollabaugh both also receive state awards.\n\nTimberon Log Dated December 10, 1988...\n\nSquare Dance lessons are offered in the Lodge.\n\nThe Timberon Protective Association was effectively abolished. Hazzie Quick resigned from the Property Owners Board citing family / personal reasons and there is definite evidence that his wife, Sue, may have been embezzling funds from the organization.\n\nTimberon Log Dated February 11, 1989...\n\nA decision is made to contract Triple M Company to maintain the roads in Timberon.\n\nMax Goodwin, District Ranger in Cloudcroft / Forest Service, spoke regarding the Forest Service\'s 10-year long range plan and asked for any suggestions as to how they could better serve the people of Timberon.\n\nThe Timberon Protective Association files for dissolution with the Corporation Commision.\n\nThe first hearing regarding the formation of a Water District in Timberon was held in Alamogordo.\n\nTimberon Log Dated April 15, 1989...\n\nTimberon is a top contender for the location of a Forest Service warehouse. The developer has offered to donate some property on which to place the warehouse, should Timberon be selected.\n\nThe Forest Service proposes putting a 60\' radio tower here, if it is agreeable with us. It is decided that they can put it up by the ninth green of the golf course.\n\nAlamogordo School District begins making noises about closing the Timberon School. A letter is sent to them in defense of the school being here.\n\nTimberon Log Dated May 20, 1989...\n\nThe property owners file a class action suit against Developer Johnny Mobley, hoping to recover some funds or assets to cover the many promises made that had not been fulfilled.\n\nThe Alamogordo School Board votes four to one in favor of keeping the Timberon School open another year.\n\nIt is reported that for her embezzlement, Sue Quick was given a 9-year suspended sentence. She was instructed to repay the Property Owners Association, starting with a $5,000 payment.\n\nTimberon Log Dated July 8, 1989...\n\nOn lawsuits: the Wilcox Case is still in court, Sue Quick paid $400 back, the class action against the developer is still in litigation.\n\nThe property owners are informed that everyone should plan to attend the County Commissioner\'s meeting when a reserve deputy for Timberon is put on the agenda.\n\nThe possibility of getting a lifeguard for the pool is looked into.\n\nTimberon Log Dated September 30, 1989...\n\nThe Little Theater performs a play called \"The Neglected Husband\'s Sewing Club.\"\n\nOne of the Timberon parks is dedicated to Mary Glover, there will be a Mary Glover Memorial Dance that evening.\n\nIt is announced that the Lions Club has completed putting up street signs.\n\nHugh Ellison speaks on the proposed Water & Sanitation District. The original petition is to include water, roads and sewer. The Property Owners Association supports the Water District petition, but feels it should include solid waste removal, landfill services, recreation and park facilities. The Water District is the nearest thing Timberon is ever going to see to incorporation (town or village status).\n\nAt present Sue Quick is repaying $225 a week to the property owners. The balance of what she still owes is $45,622.\n\nThe Extension Club donates a piano to the Lodge.\n\nThe focus for a better road into Timberon is moved from the south route to the 14 mile Sacramento River Road.\n\nTimberon Log Dated January 13, 1990...\n\nCiting the expensive legal costs involved in continuing litigation, the Property Owners offer 1st National Bank of Alamogordo $100,000 for the water company (in bankruptcy with the developer) even though it is still felt that the Property Owners have a strong claim to ownership as a result of past agreements. The offer was refused and no counter-offer was made.\n\nVoting is held to make way for the formation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District.\n\nTitle insurance is obtained for the golf course and the Property Owners are in the process of getting the insurance for the rest of their deeded property. The was seen as a wise move, in light of the developer\'s bankruptcy and the confrontational stance of the 1st National Bank.\n\nLou Fetters reports that the New Mexico Highway Department has completed a study to get a draft through for the upgrading of the road from Sunspot to Timberon. A copy of the draft is sent to our representatives and Bill #369 starts along its political journey in Santa Fe.\n\nBruce Rhodes presents an appreciation plaque in honor of Bobby Postlewaite\'s many years of dedicated service to the Association.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1990...\n\nThe Otero County Sheriff come to Timberon for a town hall meeting to discuss internal security.\n\n$40,000 is allotted by the State and put into the State Highway Department\'s surplus fund for an engineering survey of the 14 mile Sacramento River Road. This part of a 90%-10% split, in which the County needs to come up with $4,000 for the preliminary assessment and environmental impact study on the road.\n\nSue Quick is still making payments for her embezzlement, at this point she owes $43,196.\n\nAn Order for Incorporation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District is completed by Judge Grissom.\n\nTimberon Log Dated April 21, 1990...\n\nA petition is circulated among Property Owners to present to the Otero County Commissioners for a full-time deputy in Timberon.\n\nThe Lions Club begin soliciting support and donations for covering the BBQ pit area behind the Lodge building with a roof.\n\nTimberon Log Dated May 12, 1990...\n\nThe Property Owners are told by the Otero County Commissioners that their budget will not support a deputy for Timberon.\n\nIt is announced that the Memorial Day golf tournament proceeds of $567, and whatever money comes from the Firecracker Open on the July 4th weekend, will go towards helping pay for the restrooms on hole #6. The restroom building was donated by Dell Telephone.\n\nThe 1st Annual Watermelon Feast is held at the Mary Glover Memorial Park.\n\nA letter was received from the EID concerning violations at the old Timberon Dump. The problems were addressed by the Property Owners - who were looking into the future when the Timberon Water & Sanitation District would be operating a full-blow land fill system.\n\nThe County refuses to consider taking any more roads that are brought up to specs - with the formation of the new Water District, they want to wait and see what happens.\n\nTimberon Log Dated July 14, 1990...\n\nLou Fetters and Euel Ross attend a meeting at the New Mexico highway Commission in Alamogordo. The Commission writes a letter of concern asking the State to make the road from Sunspot to Timberon a priority. It is stated that the County puts up their $4,000 of the matching funds to start the Environmental Study of the 14 mile road.\n\nThe Property Owners are in an on-going process to gain clear title to the landfill (old dump) as Timberon needs it to remain operational.\n\nThe Property Owners Association moves to turn over their rights and claim to the water system and ownership of the airstrip, fishing lakes, existing 9 holes of the golf course and clubhouse, unfinished second 9 holes of the golf course, swimming pool, lodge complex, and landfill at no charge. The only stipulation was an agreement on perpetual care, maintenance, and use for the benefit of all Property Owners.\n\nThe T-Mart (a little hardware store located next to where Blue Water Real Estate is today - the Glovers live there now) closes its doors for good.\n\nConcern is expressed about the deteriorating condition of the airstrip\'s surface - it is suggested that vehicle be kept off it.\n\nTimberon Log Dated September 18, 1990...\n\nA buffet is held in the Lodge, with the entertainment being the School Booster\'s \"Puttin\' on the Lips.\"\n\nA program is started for junior firefighters. They must be 16 years of age to start and 18 years old to become a full-scale firefighter.\n\nAnn Cobb donates 5.3 acres of land to the fire department for a new substation.\n\nTimberon Log Dated November 17, 1990...\n\nThe Property Owners Association is $8,000 over budget for the year in legal fees, and the amount is still rising due to the Wilcox Case (over doublewides in T-10 supposedly in violation of the restrictive covenants).\n\nLou Fetters reports that the two year study by the New Mexico State Highway Department has been completed and a report received. The report recommends the improvement of the 14 miles (Sacramento River Road) into Timberon and environmental and engineering studies are now under way.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1991...\n\nFrank Preston retires as General Manager for the Association.\n\nWinning the court case concerning the covenants in T-10, Wilcox files another lawsuit asking $47,000 in legal fees and court costs be paid by the Property Owners.\n\nRuby Roberts becomes the new acting manager for the Property Owners Association.\n\nNumerous break-ins have occurred of late and the Association offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.\n\nThe Pro Shop inventory is sold to Jesse Duckett for $1,535.00 as he is taking over management of the shop.\n\nTimberon Log Dated May 18, 1991...\n\nLeon Metz, well-known historical writer, came for Channel 7 in El Paso as a guest of the Property Owners. He and his photographer toured the Lodge and other historical areas in and around Timberon. His presentation will air on Sunday the 19th.\n\nA caravan of officials, some 27 of them from federal, state, county and forest service came to Timberon to ponder the 14 mile road criteria.\n\nDick Moore reports that all Property Owners Association property has now been officially transferred to the new Water District. He also says that all of the Association\'s outstanding debts have been paid off.\n\nTimberon Log Dated August 17, 1991...\n\nA resolution is formally passed to dissolve the Timberon Property Owners Association. T.P. Hanson commended the Board for their hard work and stated that we had the most beautiful place in the whole world, and that he hoped the negative thinkers and freeloaders would have to pay taxes until their noses bleed. T.P. also stated that \"we have torn up the thing that we had - which was the best thing in the world.\"\n\nThe Property Owners Association ceases all architectural control activities, as they no longer have the manpower or funding.\n\nTimberon Log Dated November 16, 1991...\n\nOn the advice of their attorney, the Property Owners Association will be dissolved through the courts instead of the Corporation Commission.\n\nVic Hollrah mentions to the Property Owners what great condition and good business the golf course has experienced this year.\n\nDue to the dissolution, the liquor license needs to be sold. The Board feels that the license is an asset which needs to be preserved for the pleasure of the Property Owners. The bids will be looked at very closely in hopes of selecting someone who will provide a good and reliable service for the Property Owners - and will keep the license on the mountain.\n\nCharlie Bain suggests that the time has arrived for some sort of \"business association\" to be formed to carry on the social activities that TPOA had been sponsoring.\n\nTimberon Log Dated February 24, 1992...\n\nDick Moore and High Ellison resign from the Property Owners Board of Directors over issues concerning the proposed handling of the Wilcox case during the final stages.\n\nThe Timberon Community Action Group (TCAG) begins formation - to take up some of the slack created by the Property Owners Association dissolving.\n\nA group of Timberon Property Owners, calling themselves Discover Timberon, propose to operate a bar and package store at the Golf Course Lounge. They purchase the license for $8,500.\n\nAn agreement was reached in the T-10 Case, the Association pays Wilcox $25,127.50 and the 17 homes disputed in the suit will not have to be moved out. This move also settles all legal action pending against the Association.\n\nTimberon Log Dated March 26, 1992...\n\nThe Property Owners Association disposes of all remaining assets to the new Water District.\n\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is legally dissolved by the courts in Alamogordo.\n\nThis should be the end of the story, but it\'s not. You see the Court Clerk forgot to submit the proper records to the New Mexico Corporation Commission, or maybe they were lost in the mail. The result is that the Association was never completely dissolved in the eyes of the New Mexico Corporation Commission, even though it was legally dissolved.\n\nIn 1997, for a short period, the original Association\'s charter was revived - with the officers being Dwayne Beagles, Virgil Beagles, and Bill Curtis. This reincarnation ended when the Corporation Commission was properly informed of the dissolution by the courts in 1992. The End.','Property Owner\'s Association',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3563-autosave','','','2011-05-08 16:12:38','2011-05-08 22:12:38','',3563,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3565',0,'revision','',0,''),(3566,1,'2011-04-26 18:11:28','2011-04-27 00:11:28','A historically relevant collection from the minutes of the old Property Owner\'s Association.  This is not the complete minutes, only what we felt are the more important issues discussed.\r\n\r\nOnce upon a time, when Timberon was first starting out, there was an organization called the Timberon Property Owners Association. This association was established on October 1, 1969 so that the property owners of Timberon would have a say in the destiny of the community. For many years this organization was at the very heart of everything happening on the mountain. The Timberon Property Owners Association, having fallen upon hard times, was disbanded on November 19, 1993.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association may no longer be with us, but its records are, and they are very rich in information outlining the early days of Timberon. This monthly series of articles is based upon information taken from those records. It all began, as the records do, about 25 years ago in a development called Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 16, 1972...\r\n\r\nThe developer says that by May 1, 1973, we should have some condominiums, trailer houses, etc. put in Timberon for the use of the property owners.\r\n\r\nWe are in the process of building a sales office right now and all the sales personnel will be out of our Lodge within the next 90 days.\r\n\r\nWe are talking about putting a really nice restaurant (dining room) in the upper part of the Lodge. This would entail getting a professional chef, dining tables, menus, etc. The Lounge area will be located in the Pro-Shop on the Golf Course, thereby eliminating the need for the downstairs lounge in the Lodge. Eventually (probably in about three to five years) all food facilities will be moved to the Country Club area, completely away from the Lodge. The downstairs area will be made into a recreational room.\r\n\r\nOur Board has proposed a $25.00 per membership, per year, dues to begin in November of 1972. The Timberon Property Owners Association is now in the process of taking over the Lodge. The Association needs revenue to work with. The Association will soon be responsible for Lodge maintenance, the stocking and cleaning of the lakes, pool area maintenance, and the security guard. The Association will be also be collecting revenue from the water taps (approximately thirty already).\r\n\r\nIn regard to the security guard, by May 1, 1973 we are putting a very nice entrance in on the road from Sunspot. This entrance is to be manned by a security guard who will also be responsible for the protection of property owners\' cabins. There will eventually be two guards and two entrances, the second from the back road.\r\n\r\nWe also need to obtain a fire truck to put up on the property, which would be controlled by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nThere was discussion on the necessity of making and following rules on the Golf Course. Some of the ideas were: only members get to play on weekends; only five guests per year, per member; and there was a suggestion of maybe putting in a third nine for short golfers. We must have very strict rules on the Golf Course. There needs to be a very strong Board (or man) to control it. Ed Jennings is doing a terrific job... we must not over-run his decisions on times to be open for play. His main interest is the overall betterment of the course.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 4, 1972...\r\n\r\nOur Board of Directors consists of Richard Sparks, Johnny Mobley, Anthony Perrotto and Dave Tappan. We are currently one member short and are sending out a ballot to all the property owners with the following nominees: Bob Edwards, C.W. McFarland, Col. F. Stano, Truman Jones and Lester Pierce.\r\n\r\nThe grounds around the Lodge and swimming pool have been planted, fenced in and cleaned up.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course is advancing very rapidly. The scars are due to the 30\" of rainfall since the middle of August. Once these eroded areas are sodded in solidly they will hold against rains. The Golf Course will open in the Spring.\r\n\r\nThe Sales Office is scheduled to move out of the Lodge shortly after the first of the year.\r\n\r\nThere will be a twenty-unit condominium build, starting construction by February 1st and hopefully in operation by late Spring.\r\n\r\nWe still have plans to put in a really nice dining room in the upper part of the Lodge, complete with chef.\r\n\r\nThere are now two lakes in service. The upper lake is stocked with 18,000 fingerling trout. There are plans to put an all weather walk around the lakes. A waterfall is also in the planning.\r\n\r\nThese facilities are ours as property owners and it cost money to maintain them. To date, the developer has carried the entire cost of this upkeep, however it is estimated that the developer will be out of the picture in about three years. We must begin now to be ready for a complete takeover when that time comes.\r\n\r\nThe assessment of $25 per membership, per year, will provide a portion of the revenue needed for the maintenance of our facilities. There will be other forms of revenue coming into the Property Owners Association in the form of monthly payments from water taps (of which there are now 37). The Utility Commission is in the process of setting this rate. To date, the developer has put in approximately $350,000.00 into the water system alone (if it hadn\'t been for Carriso Springs, it would have been $550,000.00). This water system is a real asset to the Association and revenue from it will accrue directly to the Association.\r\n\r\nThe total facilities on the property, when completed, will value approximately $5,000,000.00. This membership is definitely a thing of value.\r\n\r\nAs promised by Richard Sparks, a full and comprehensive report on the progress of the roads is being formulated and will be sent out shortly.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 25, 1973...\r\n\r\nFrom the beginning of Timberon it has been understood that the Property Owners would eventually take over the care and maintenance of the common facilities in Timberon. The developer\'s contract with the buyers of Timberon property included the construction of all common facilities and maintenance of them until the Property Owners Association could assume this responsibility.\r\n\r\nAt present, excluding the existing water system, the Property Owners have for their common use and enjoyment the following property which is managed by the Association: the paved 5000\' air strip and parking apron valued at $125,000.00; the Lodge and grounds valued at $250,000.00; two fishing lakes valued at $30,000.00; and the swimming pool valued at $60,000.00.\r\n\r\nLater, the Association will accept the responsibility of maintaining and collecting the revenue from the water system. This system presently consists of 35 miles of installed distribution lines, 15000\' of 10\" transmission line from the springs, and two inter-connected reservoirs with a total value of $600,000.00.\r\n\r\nOther assets now existing for common use, but not yet taken over by the Association are 227 acres in the championship golf course area (nine holes of the golf course were seeded in the summer of 1972 and will be open for play early in the summer of 1973) and 81 acres of parkland in various parts of the project.\r\n\r\nTitle of this property has not yet been transferred to the Property Owners Association. The developer stands ready at any time to convey this property at our option.\r\n\r\nRobert Edwards was elected to fill the vacancy on the Board and will serve 1 year as Secretary of the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1973...\r\n\r\nThe Northern Road from Sunspot is deeply rutted, almost impassable because of the extreme winter moisture. Southern Road (506) is in good shape, has approximately 21 shallow fordings, and is being reconstructed because of the efforts of the State School Board. Alternate highway routes are still being sought, but because of government procedures, progress is quite slow.\r\n\r\nRoads in the Timberon property are being expanded and improved. An additive is being put on the roads to protect them from moisture and make them more truly all-weather.\r\n\r\nThe golf course will open approximately June 1, 1973 and should be covered by excellent grass because of the extremely wet winter.\r\n\r\nAll members of the Property Owners Association will have numbered certificates for each building site. This also includes the large \"Block Holders.\"\r\n\r\nDues are delinquent after 90 days. A default notice will be sent at 60 days and subsequently a property lien will be attached to the property.\r\n\r\nThe purpose of the Board of Directors is to manage the community properties for the good of all the property owners and no remuneration is made to the directors for their time.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge will have a restaurant and improved living facilities in the near future. Salesmen will be quartered outside outside the Lodge and will pay for their use of the Lodge in the same manner as anyone else. It is expected that a condominium will be opened in the community area for the use of property owners and buyers, hopefully by June 1st.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 10, 1973...\r\n\r\nMr. Steve Cilino is working on obtaining a new South entrance road into Timberon. He is approaching the problem by going through the Commanding General of Ft. Bliss on behalf of all Timberon property owners. Mr. Cilino is proposing the following route: use New Mexico State Highway to 17 miles west of Highway 54, then north up over the ridge ending at Sacramento Canyon. We would have the sole responsibility of securing the road at our end. He has assured the General that we will in no interfere with missile firings. He has asked that all Timberon property owners sign a list that will be attached to a letter for the General with the purpose of acquiring permission to use such a road.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Berkebile is working on the Northern route into Timberon from Cloudcroft. North American Land Development (the developer) has attempted to improve and maintain this road, but has encountered opposition from the County and Forest Service. However, North American Land Development has now been given the position of acting as the agent concerning these road matters for Otero County. North American Land Development is now in the process of repairing the river crossings on this road. We are still in need of a gravel pit. The Forest Service has tentatively agreed to let us put one in Apple Tree Canyon. The Forest Service is ready to go on extending the road from Sunspot to over near Scott Able whenever they can get the funds.\r\n\r\nIn respect to the South road to Weed, North American Land Development is prepared to remove the first six river crossings. Dr. Stovall, Superintendent of Schools, from Otero County is in favor of supporting this southern route. The County Commissioners from Otero County have been very cooperative.\r\n\r\nThe 18 acres, which was deeded to the Property Owners Association in March of 1973, has been leased to Mr. Roland (Ski) Skalmusky for the maintenance of the Lodge and restaurant.\r\n\r\nIn the last year both of the fishing lakes have been restocked, the roof of the Lodge was repaired, and a good deal of the Lodge was repainted.\r\n\r\nWe have purchased a fire pumper to be used off the swimming pool or ponds. It is on a trailer, so it may be pulled to any place on the property. This is not the answer to our fire protection, but it is a beginning.\r\n\r\nWe invested in a security vehicle for Mr. Bill (Smitty) Smith, our security guard at Timberon. Smitty holds a Deputy Sheriff\'s commission from Otero County and has a background of 25 years in law enforcement. His new security vehicle is equipped with a CB radio and a complete First Aid Kit. A State Police radio has been ordered and should be here by December 10th. Emergency systems have been set up with the Alamogordo Police Department.\r\n\r\nMr. Bill Pozanac, Bill Berkebile and Ed Jennings have been deputized as special deputies to assist Smitty.\r\n\r\nCol. Griffin feels that our county taxes should be used for fire protection. We have corresponded with the County concerning this possibility, but until we are a municipality we can not count on too much assistance. Dave Tappan said that there is a New Mexico law that offers help to organized Volunteer Fire Departments. Bill Berkebile suggested that we should inquire at the County Assessor\'s office as to what is being done with the tax flow that is coming from the Timberon area and report the finding to the property owners.\r\n\r\nMr. Berkebile looked into the possibility of acquiring mail service into Timberon. The postal authorities sited the condition of the road leading from Sunspot and the small number of families living in the area as reasons to deny service. He was told that if all of the people who reside in Timberon would transfer their post office box to Sunspot it may show a greater need for this service.\r\n\r\nBob DeSpain complained about the trailers which were located on lots that were not in the trailer section of Timberon. He feels that we should abide by the Restrictive Covenants and not allow this. The developer, Mr. Mobley, indicated that letters have been sent out to these people by his attorneys and action was being taken to remove the trailers in question.\r\n\r\nThe problem of obtaining telephone service to Timberon is being looked into by Bill Berkebile.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 12, 1974...\r\n\r\nOur Board amends the bylaws to provide for seven members, it had been five.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge building in Timberon was designated as the principle office location for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nAll future meetings of the Property Owners Association will be held on the second Saturday of each month in the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe following committees were established: Roads - Steve Cilino; Fire Protection - Joe Fetters; Timberon Social Activities - Tony Perretto.\r\n\r\nA suggestion was made that the Property Owners Board and the Developer (North American Land Development) develop better communications when planning social activities. The Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the property owners could be kept advised through \'Timberon Trails\' published every two months.\r\n\r\nFire Protection is a major concern, maybe it will be possible to obtain a pumper from the government surplus when they closed the missile sites. There was also discussion about appealing to the owners for donations of time and/or money for a volunteer fire department.\r\n\r\nThe people hired to operate the Timberon Lodge were evicted and the Lodge closed. The operators of the Lodge left the Property Owners Association with an estimated loss of $1000.\r\n\r\nIt was pointed out by Mr. Roessler that since our security man, Bill (Smitty) Smith, is a deputy of Otero County then the county should pay his salary, or a portion of it, with some of the property owner\'s tax money.\r\n\r\nThe advantages and disadvantages of becoming a municipality was discussed, with no definite action being taken due to opposing views.\r\n\r\nCamper trailers that are now parked in front of the Lodge near the air strip for utility hook-up will be required to move to the new Trailer Park area. This area is being built by the Developer to have hook-ups and toilet facilities. The completion date will be May 1, 1974.\r\n\r\nThere are three rooms available for rent in Lodge. The cost to rent these is $12 per night with linens.\r\n\r\nAn announcement was made that the Timberon Sales Office is soon to go computer.\r\n\r\nA Lubbock group of Property Owners Association Members suggest forming chapters by towns of property owners to create interest.\r\n\r\nIt appears we have been operating a restaurant without a license and that the gross receipt tax on the bar has not been paid. We will correct this and find out what it will take to acquire a restaurant license.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 9, 1974...\r\n\r\nIt was decided to get a new appraisal for the Lodge building because of all the improvements that have been made, especially to the kitchen.\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino requested from the Civil Defense a pumper which has recently become available. It was inspected by Joe Fetters and found to be in good condition.\r\n\r\nThe liquor license that belongs to the Developer will be leased to the Property Owners Association, but the Developer will retain ownership.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is in the process of filing liens against non-paying lot owners.\r\n\r\nOtero County is now blading the North road, having already bladed the South. It appears that they will continue to maintain these roads on a regular basis.\r\n\r\nDon Coffman, Head Football Coach for Roswell High School, will take care of the pool for the Summer at no charge.\r\n\r\nMr. & Mrs. Lee Martin of El Paso are hired to manage the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nCarl Tanner was hired as full-time maintenance man for the Lodge at $500 a month.\r\n\r\nWe ordered and paid for two thousand 7 to 10 inch trout for the fishing lakes at a cost of $600 plus $90 delivery charge. The Developer has agreed to pay for the restocking of the lakes when it is done again in late summer.\r\n\r\nErna Stevens and her daughter were hired to operate the Lodge. Before this she was employed at the Airport Restaurant in Roswell as a cook and her daughter as a waitress.\r\n\r\nWe had a complaint from Jack Shaw that our hamburgers are overpriced at $1.25 and that we should discourage bar drinkers, particularly on Sunday mornings.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 20, 1974...\r\n\r\nWhite Sands Missile Range requires that we must have a military guard on the roads. They want complete control of the access road.\r\n\r\nIt was decided to construct two or three kennels in back of the Lodge for people staying there with dogs.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant is grossing $500 a week and doing nicely. It is paying its own way and showing a profit.\r\n\r\nAt present there is $175 in outstanding tabs from the Sales Staff alone. No more credit will be given and everyone will pay when served.\r\n\r\nA ledge has been cut around the small lake and the lakes have been cleaned.\r\n\r\nMr. Tappan asked the Developer if the condominiums were ready for occupancy. Johnny Mobley said he was having problems with the Environmental Agency, Plumbing Inspector and Building Inspector. They have three different codes which are almost impossible to meet. He has asked for an Attorney General\'s ruling on this and should be ready to go ahead in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 8, 1974...\r\n\r\nMr. Cilino reported to the owners that we are still trying to secure a pumper for fire protection and that certain qualifications must be met before we can get any type of Federal funds to help us.\r\n\r\nIt is stated that the Commanding Officer at White Sands Missile Range will soon be changing and we should wait until a new one takes over before any attempt is made to ask the government to let us use range access roads to get to Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe kitchen remodeling has all been paid for and the restaurant now has an \'A\' rating by the State Environmental Agency.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that property owners will not have to pay green fees on the golf course for the next three years. Guests will be charged $6 on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, says that the bath house will be finished in about two weeks.\r\n\r\nMr. Pozanac says the ice machines are now operating and ice will remain free to all property owners and their guests.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley says that the Lynn Gas Company is going to put in a permanent setup in Timberon. It will be available 24 hours a day.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 10, 1974...\r\n\r\nGround rules for hunting in Timberon were discussed. Some suggestions were: there should be guards placed at all entrances; there should be a limited amount of hunters allowed, each owner will be allowed to have four guests: and all hunters camping out will be required to camp in one spot designated by the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nBy unanimous decision Joe Fetters was accepted as Fire Chief of the Timberon Property Owners Association Volunteer Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThe electrical wiring in the Lodge was replaced, taking about five days.\r\n\r\nThe bath house has been painted and all the plumbing will be completed in about a week.\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the lower fishing pond\'s diminishing water level. It is suggested that a pipe be run from the upper pond to the lower so that any overflow will go into the lower pond.\r\n\r\nIt was discussed that the only thing holding Timberon back from being a town is the population. The population needed should be reached about next spring.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 26, 1974...\r\n\r\nIn spite of many attempts, a new South Road into Timberon is yet to be secured. Mr. Cilino is investigating a possible right-of-way for another road going Westward to Highway 54, rather than South to State Highway 506.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile reported that contracts will be let to furnish mail service directly into Timberon, effective December 7th. The mail route will be known as the \"Timberon Star Route.\"\r\n\r\nThe new fire sirens were sounded for the first time in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 15, 1975\r\n\r\nHarry West and Joe Richardson were introduced as the new Property Owners Board Directors.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association is granted exemption from Federal Income Tax as a non-profit organization.\r\n\r\nPeggy Maitland announces that the General Store will be in full operation by April 15th. Danny Strickland will be running it.\r\n\r\nA County Road Maintenance Man will be stationed in Timberon with a grader to keep both the North and South Roads clear and in good condition. Bill Berkebile says that negotiations are presently under way to change and improve the South Road through Sacramento River Canyon.\r\n\r\nThe Developer informs the owners that all structures being built must be approved by the Architectural Committee of North American Land Development prior to building. The zoning must be followed and will be enforced.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters was instrumental in securing a 500 gallon pumper truck; this is a real fire engine with a red light and siren. It runs just fine.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile and Joe Fetters secured the services of a 1000 gallon tanker truck from the Forestry Department.\r\n\r\nFour Condominium Duplexes are opened for rental on the river. Christy Berkebile is the manager.\r\n\r\nShirley Cliff will be manager of the Lodge starting March 1st. She plans to have regular entertainment. The act on opening night will be Pete Fleming and Mitch Mosley, a folk and country group.\r\n\r\nThe Golf Course will open for the season on Easter weekend, weather permitting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 19, 1975...\r\n\r\nDave Tappan briefed the Association Directors on a letter written by Bill Richardson, a property owner, to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington. The letter indicated a dissatisfaction with the Developer for not turning over the water supply to the Association Members as indicated in the HUD report. The matter was put of until a meeting with Bill Richardson could be arranged.\r\n\r\nBill Cilino says that the new access road approval was at a standstill and now hinges upon the incorporation of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThanks were extended to past Sheriff Bill \'Smitty\' Smith and present Sheriff Dennis Wynn for their excellent job of solving several burglaries. We want to keep Timberon honest and clean.\r\n\r\nSheriff Wynn and Shirley Cliff started a game room in the Lodge to keep our young people entertained.\r\n\r\nThere was a forest fire in Timberon, with most of the damage being in T-8. Our Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Timberon Members and guests, was instrumental in containing the fire and finally putting it out. Also assisting were the fire departments from Cloudcroft, High Rolls, Duncan, Penasco, Sacramento, James Canyon and Mayhill. The Forest Service responded within minutes with slurry bombers spraying flame retardant chemical. They sent in tankers, supplies, and more than 75 firefighters. Investigation indicated that the fire was started by an owner burning trash in a 40 mile per hour wind.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated July 12, 1975...\r\n\r\nA front loading tractor and riding lawnmower have been purchased for the Lodge grounds.\r\n\r\nMany complaints were aired, mostly centered on the deplorable conditions in and around Lodge; dogs running loose and destroying the Associations equipment, and camping grounds in front of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Board was faced with what they saw as the deplorable condition of Timberon in general, the thefts that had occurred, lack of authority and division of authority by Board members and security personnel, and general lack of management. They responded by electing Joe Fetters as Resident Agent with direct control over all Property Owners Association employees and answering only to the Property Owners Board.\r\n\r\nIt was decided that for the safety of all members, dogs found loose would be picked up with a warning to the owner and if repeated, the dog would be destroyed. Dogs without licenses and unknowns would be destroyed immediately.\r\n\r\nThe conclusion was reached that there was no control on entrances to Timberon and undesirable characters may enter, placing all property in jeopardy. An earth barricade was put across the Culp Canyon entrance to close it and the possibility of control over both the North and South entrances were looked into.\r\n\r\nAt the prompting of the Fire Chief, Joe Fetters, $6000 was spent by the Property Owners Association for new fire equipment.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30, 1975...\r\n\r\nIt was decided that Sheriff Wynn was lacking the maturity necessary for our security guard. The job would again be offered to Bill \'Smitty\' Smith.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters says that the probation period for the Fire Department will be over in November and we will be eligible for state funds.\r\n\r\nThe tennis courts should be finished by next spring. The snow pack this winter should really pack down the base.\r\n\r\nThe Cliffs are leaving in September and the Colemans will be running the Lodge on a two month trial basis.\r\n\r\nDue to inflation and maintenance costs, the dues for property owners will be increased from $25 to $35.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 1, 1975...\r\n\r\nAt present it does not appear a new access road will be constructed. The South road is in fairly good shape, but the North road is in poor condition.\r\n\r\nJoe Fetters and Bill Berkebile were recognized for establishing a Rural Fire District in Timberon in a remarkably short time of one year.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Volunteer Fire Department now has two pumper trucks, three fire sirens, a small portable pumper, a good supply of protective equipment for firefighters and radio communications in the trucks.\r\n\r\nMembers will be limited to one guest during hunting season to prevent indiscriminate hunting and in order to maintain control.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, at the urging of Harry West, donated $50 to the town of Cloudcroft to go towards the purchase of an ambulance for evacuation of the sick and injured. The ambulance will be used not only for the Cloudcroft area, but also for surrounding towns, including Timberon.\r\n\r\nCompleted units of the Water System will be deeded to the Timberon Property Owners in the near future at time completed, by the Developer.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 7, 1976...\r\n\r\nThere will be two resident agents on the property, Joe Fetters will be resident agent over the Fire Department and Ed Jennings over security and maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge was again opened for the renting of rooms, with property owners to have first consideration.\r\n\r\nDue to a growing demand by the property owners, applying pressure on the Board Members, it was decided to get Bill (Smitty) Smith back as security officer.\r\n\r\nThere was concern about increased crime and malicious vandalism on the mountain.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department was inspected by the State Fire Marshall, who certified us and recommended that we receive state funds.\r\n\r\nFire Chief Joe Fetters recommended that the Property Owners Association consider selling the Fire Department one acre of ground for $1.00 to construct a fire house.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 19, 1976...\r\n\r\nBoard Director Dave Tappan sent a letter to the other Board Members with the following suggestions for consideration:\r\n\r\nThat the role of the Restaurant and Lounge be determined as to whether we must keep it in operation, if so, should we request that the Developer subsidize it or is that our responsibility as Property Owner Association Representatives.\r\n\r\nThat we consider subsidizing Harry West\'s quarterly newspaper, as the Developer has already agreed to mail it to all property owners.\r\n\r\nWhat the role of the Property Owners Association will be in the next two to five years, as the Developer will undoubtedly be pulling out and turning everything over.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1976...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge is now being operated by the Property Owners Association. Betty Cliff is doing a fine job of cooking and taking care of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe security light donated by Harry & Ann West is installed on a tree in front of the Lodge and it lights up both the front lawn and the parking area.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department makes plans to pay back the money borrowed from the Property Owners Association for equipment by holding a golf tournament on the Fourth of July.\r\n\r\nAll Timberon Property Owners Association Members will receive two plastic membership cards that must be presented before playing tennis, swimming, fishing, or golfing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14,1976...\r\n\r\nThis year during deer hunting season each property owner who has paid their dues will be allowed only one guest, same as last season. Signs will be posted at all three entrances to Timberon an there will be voluntary patrols.\r\n\r\nOnly property owners will be allowed to fish, with a limit of ten fish for a family per day.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley donates property for the Fire Department building adjacent to the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Developer agrees to donate land for a church site in the area set aside for the school, located on the Southeast end of the airstrip.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1976...\r\n\r\nWe now have health insurance coverage on all Property Owners Association employees.\r\n\r\nAt a meeting Harry West informed the property owners that the Timberon Mountaineer (newspaper) was not financed by the Developer or the Property Owners Association. He explained the problems of trying to publish a paper without any money to hire help, travel, etc... The Property Owners Association agreed to reimburse Harry for past personal expenditures if he could not get the money elsewhere.\r\n\r\nRev. Frank Wheeler said a site for a church had been promised by the Developer. Rev. Wheeler is coming to Timberon every Tuesday night to have bible study and every Sunday for worship services.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 19, 1977...\r\n\r\nIt was reported that some wood is being cut in unauthorized areas. The Developer said that he would see that they were redirected to proper areas.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, reminds the Board that the lower fishing lake will have to be drained in order to be sealed. The fish will be removed and put back in after it has been sealed and refilled. He said the seeping of the lake is causing the tie-down area of the airstrip to stay damp and sustain damage.\r\n\r\nThe possibility of getting phone service from Dell City looks good, but first we need at least 30 applicants.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 30,1977...\r\n\r\nAn increased effort is being made to prevent non-paid members from using Association facilities.\r\n\r\nHarry West suggests that a solar unit to heat the pool can be obtained for about $800, thus eliminating the $300 per month propane costs.\r\n\r\nThe Baptist Missionary Board puts up $15,000 towards building a small non-denominational church in Timberon. Local church collections are over $900 and other congregations in the area have donated $1,000.\r\n\r\nHarry West asks about the dishwasher in the Lodge, and wonders why the dishes are being washed by hand. Ed Jennings says he thinks the dishwasher was working, but that it takes longer to use it than to do them manually. Dave Tappan injects that the dishwasher costs $1,000, is required by the Environmental Department and should be used.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 29, 1977...\r\n\r\nDean Blagowsky joins the land sales staff announcing that some property owners will be licensed and a lot resale department will be started next year. He also says that his group will start selling Champion modular homes.\r\n\r\nGeorge Cliff completes the enclosure remodeling of the Lodge patio, adding a fireplace.\r\n\r\nThe Memorial Flagpole in front of the Lodge is made available to bronze memorial plaques for deceased property owners at a cost of $40 to their families.\r\n\r\nTruman Jones pays to restock the lower lake with trout.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association assists Harry West with a contribution, as do many property owners, enabling him to continue publishing the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer is also commended for printing and mailing two issues to the whole Association.\r\n\r\nBill (Smitty) Smith, Association Security Officer, reports the arrest of a property owner and his wife for burglary. Several thousand dollars worth of property is recovered and 14 burglaries are solved by this arrest.\r\n\r\nDell City applies for a low interest federal loan to expand their phone system to Timberon.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Timberon Mountaineer is in debt by about $271 and that CB listings are available for $1 each to help pay the deficit. The Property Owners Association assures Harry that he would not have to pay these expenses personally.\r\n\r\nThe Developer says that the trailer along the airstrip would be moved to an RV area soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 7, 1978...\r\n\r\nVandalism and lack of interest among the younger set has caused the game room to be closed. A recommendation was made that the pinball machine and pool table be returned to their owners and the room be used for storage.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill \'Smitty\' Smith reports that a few minor break-ins are occurring, but articles of value have not been taken.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, expects an influx of sales personnel this spring and requests additional services from the restaurant.\r\n\r\nThe Developer reports that Representative Mershon is working on the road situation. The effort will now be concentrated on getting right-of-way for a road from Sunspot, upon the ridge and into Timberon from the North.\r\n\r\nHarry West says contributions to the Timberon Mountaineer have picked up and he believes the publication will now be viable, however more articles are needed for publication from members.\r\n\r\nIt is agreed that an under-cover man may be employed periodically, if requested by the Security Officer and Registered Agent.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 4, 1978...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the State Highway Commission stating that the Property Owners would relieve them of liabilities for any injuries during the time that they would be repairing and improving the road over to 506.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department buys a resuscitator with revenue sharing funds allotted by the County.\r\n\r\nHarry West expresses his delight at the progress being done on the Pro Shop in the last couple of months.\r\n\r\nThe Security Officer reports flagrant violations by game poachers in Timberon. One violator has been arrested, but several more were accessories to the fact.\r\n\r\nAn Environmental and Wildlife Protection Committee was established in Timberon. Committee members were Ed Jennings, Bill Smith, Bobby Williamson, George Cliff and Lew Lund.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 28, 1978...\r\n\r\nSteve Hollabaugh is hired as maintenance man after Lee Jennings resigns.\r\n\r\nA lawsuit is filed against the Army to allow a road from 506 to be cut due North into Timberon.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone Cooperative receives a low interest federal loan to bring service into Timberon.\r\n\r\nProperty Owners get free use of the slopes at Ski Cloudcroft.\r\n\r\nIn T-8 fifty-one percent of the Property Owners vote to reduce the square footage from 1,000 to 850 for home size.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated March 17, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Developer deeds the Lodge to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West reports that the Spring edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but mailing funds are running low.\r\n\r\nThe Developer states that the Land Office would soon receive their new computer and that the old one would be donated to the Property Owners. However, in the end it is donated to the El Paso Public School System instead.\r\n\r\nThere are two minor break-ins of cabins and the vandalism of the school bus reported by Security.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 23, 1979...\r\n\r\nA barrier of cross-ties are place between the propane tanks and parking lot after the propane truck\'s brakes fail, it rolls down the slope and knocks the tanks off their mountings. There was no explosion.\r\n\r\nThe fishing limit is set at 6 per day per family, as suggested by Roy Sellers, and all fish caught must be kept.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to furnish the prize of golf woods at the Firecracker Open tournament on the 4th of July.\r\n\r\nThe Summer edition of the Timberon Mountaineer is about ready for publication, but is currently about $158 in debt. The Developer agreed to pay the postage and the Property Owners Association will pay the $158 needed to complete the printing.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association buys a TRS-80 computer from Radio Shack after attending an impressive demonstration of the machine.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that Lou Fetters will be coming soon to present a plan from Tri-State Associated Grocers for delivery of supplies to the General Store and Lodge Restaurant.\r\n\r\nO\'Neal James presents a proposal for trash removal service in Timberon.\r\n\r\nHunting in Timberon is again limited only to members of the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nA barbecue pit is built behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1979...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has been remodeled and is operating in the black.\r\n\r\nThere is new pavement placed around the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTrash is no longer being dumped at the Lodge and there is a trash pick-up service available if you wish to subscribe.\r\n\r\nThe need for building a fire station and getting a school in Timberon is discussed.\r\n\r\nAppreciation is expressed for the County getting the roads into Timberon in such good shape.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 26, 1980...\r\n\r\nMost Association Members are sending donations to the fire department along with their dues and the Property Owners Association donates $1,000 to the Fire Department Building Fund.\r\n\r\nThe Developer proposes to donate three additional acres of land to the Timberon Chapel, one acre for expansion / parking and two acres for a cemetery.\r\n\r\nPastor Frank Wheeler proposes that the Property Owners Association accept the cemetery acres and administer the operation of it. The Association agrees to do this dependent upon findings concerning State and Federal regulations.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 31, 1980...\r\n\r\nHarry West requests aid in publishing the next edition of the Timberon Mountaineer. The Developer agrees to pay for half of the cost while the Property Owners Association agrees to pay the remaining half. Harry states that he is going to ask for subscriptions for future editions.\r\n\r\nDell City Telephone is committed to having telephone service installed by January 1, 1981.\r\n\r\nSecurity reports that a gang of robbers are operating in the area, but have not as yet shown up in Timberon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 25, 1980...\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers, the President of the Property Owners Association, submits the following letter: After leaving the meeting Saturday, I saw several Bow Hunters driving trucks around the Golf Course area. Sunday morning, I saw the same thing again. I asked if we had a designated area for hunting and was told yes, but the hunters didn\'t seem to pay any attention to regulations.\r\n\r\nWith the National Forest and all the other open hunting areas, do we have to get someone seriously injured or killed to stop hunting in Timberon?\r\n\r\nI believe that 90% of all members would rather watch the game we have than to hunt them, and I know 99% of the people who live here are afraid to get outside of their homes during hunting season. I would appreciate it if this matter would be considered by the Association soon.\r\n\r\nA Crime Stoppers program is started in conjunction with Otero County.\r\n\r\nA school building is brought in, with class to begin next year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 17, 1981...\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the restaurant should have a professional manager, to be paid $800 a month. Donnie Smith is hired.\r\n\r\nRoy Sellers brings up the fact that the employees are, in general, underpaid. Some of the employees salaries are raised.\r\n\r\nOne of the furnaces blows up in the Lodge. It is decided to replace both furnaces with the pilot-less type.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners donated a tractor to the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that the Property Owners Association lend money to the Fire Department to go towards building the station.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated April 18, 1981...\r\n\r\nHarry West invites Herb Little of Lubbock to give a presentation of solar heating for the pool. It is decided to purchase solar collectors to heat the pool for $5,886. Tom Cook will install the pad for the collectors at a cost of $1,397. The Fire Station will be able to use the collectors for heating during the pool\'s off months, but must connect to it at their own expense.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is hired to put a new floor in the patio area of the Lodge.\r\n\r\nSecurity Officer Bill Smith reports that there have been only a few minor break-ins. It seems that they are very carefully breaking in, taking a little food while stealing nothing else, and not vandalizing anything.\r\n\r\nThere are now 205 permanent buildings in Timberon, 195 of these homes.\r\n\r\nWe are looking for a pool attendant, someone from outside Timberon. All the attendants we have had in the past have been local and all the kids know them, and take advantage of them. Mary Seidl is asked but refuses to take the job.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, puts 500 fish into the stream.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pays for the mailing of the Timberon Mountaineer newspaper in order to get the Fourth of July activity information out to property owners.\r\n\r\nHarry West, Bill Berkebile and Ken Baird become the first board members of what will later be known as the Timberon Protective Association. Their only duties at this time is to enforce the property restrictions in the Commercial Area.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges 5% of the year\'s membership dues to help buy equipment for the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 20, 1981...\r\n\r\nMoney is saved by hiring Steve Hollabaugh on a hourly basis instead of having a full-time maintenance man for the Lodge.\r\n\r\nAll outdoor equipment for the Fourth of July activities have been bought and are on site. The horseshoe pits are to be constructed next week by Ed Granjennet.\r\n\r\nThe Fire Department is upgraded to a class 9 by the Insurance Services of New Mexico. We can expect lower insurance rates as a result of this.\r\n\r\nGasoline has not been available at the store for about 2 months now. The Association is asked operate their own service station, they refuse but will consider some action if the problem is not solved soon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 22, 1981...\r\n\r\nThere was one bad break-in reported at Dr. Woodall\'s in Sacramento Estates. Some expensive electronic equipment was taken and the Sheriff\'s Department is notified.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired to assist Bill Smith in Security and Architectural Control functions.\r\n\r\nTimberon has grown from approximately 25 homes in 1972 to 225 homes today.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 31, 1981...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association pledges another 5% of the annual membership dues to help out the Fire Department.\r\n\r\nThere was quite a bit of discussion on the need for a good General Manager in Timberon.\r\n\r\nErnie and Peggy Whomans are hired to manage the swimming pool.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Property Owners Association has 3519 regular members, 152 RV Area members, and 83 Time Share members.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nBill Davis is hired on a full-time basis as part-time security guard and maintenance man for $650 a month and fringe benefits.\r\n\r\nThe swimming pool operators are allowed to sell sandwiches and soft drinks, keeping any profits they might realize.\r\n\r\nParker Hinesley was hired to put the solar collector for the swimming pool into operation for $468.\r\n\r\nThere is discussion on the need of a general manager for the property. Harry West, having just finished being a Board Director, is hired.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile expresses a desire to a basketball court constructed.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 29, 1982...\r\n\r\nA special meeting is requested by a Committee of Property Owners (Mary Seidl, Curtis Reece, Keith Meyers, and Joe Fetters) to discuss the hiring of Harry West as Business Manager. The Committee carried with them proxies representing 1,759 votes to back their views.\r\n\r\nA motion is made by Committee member, Mary Seidl, that the manager position be abolished and anyone presently occupying it be terminated. The Board of Directors is then ordered to appoint a committee to outline the duties and properly go through the steps of hiring a manager.\r\n\r\nJordan Shaaf states that due to the dissatisfaction of all the Property Owners, the Board of Directors had better get the message and be sensitive to the feelings of the committee and those they represent.\r\n\r\nBoard President, Bill Berkebile, suggests that the motion be changed to a suggestion and the Board will review it. The committee responds that if it is asked to withdraw the motion, an election for a new Board of Directors would be called.\r\n\r\nKeith Meyers states that the Committee began as a small group, but was growing because Property Owners were not pleased with the way the Manager\'s job was created, the way in which the Manager was hired, and the cost of his salary.\r\n\r\nHarry West tells about all he has done since taking the job of Manager.\r\n\r\nThe outcome of the meeting is that no vote would be taken that day, but the motion/suggestion would be reviewed and changes made to the Association\'s bylaws in the near future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 5, 1982...\r\n\r\nDeveloper Johnny Mobley states that it is his intention to bring all Timberon roads up to County specifications, though not all roads would be finished at the same time. He stated that eventually the maintenance would be the responsibility of the County.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley asks if the Property Owners will assume responsibility for the runway, once it is resurfaced. Board President Bill Berkebile asks him to write a letter stating his intentions.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 14, 1982...\r\n\r\nManager Harry West states that the remodeling of the Association\'s offices, Lodge bathrooms and public restrooms is nearly completed.\r\n\r\nThe upgrading of the roads to meet County specifications will begin next Spring, according to the Developer. Bill Berkebile states that if the County does not take the roads over as promised, the cost of the Association maintaining them would be $75,000 a year.\r\n\r\nThe validity of the agreement between the Developer and Property Owners for the take-over of the water system upon completion is questioned. The Board discusses entering into a new agreement with the Developer on the water system.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley sends a letter to the Board requesting they take over operations of the airstrip. A decision on the airstrip is tabled until a future date.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley resigns from the Board, citing a conflict of interest between being the Developer and a Board Director.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 30, 1982...\r\n\r\nThere are two break-ins reported on property, as well as the theft at the Lodge of $500 and the fire at the Hinesley home.\r\n\r\nBill Davis is elected Fire Chief. He states that there have been two structural fires and one brush fire this year.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley forms a water corporation and applies for a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity, a certificate that is required before he can charge for the use of the water.\r\n\r\nA cleanup campaign is underway at the fishing lakes; clearing them of cattails, brush and debris.\r\n\r\nThe Architectural Committee is formed with Tom Cook as Chairman.\r\n\r\nRestaurant costs and expenses are discussed and it is decided that shorter hours and less employees will cut expenses.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated November 27, 1982...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners file a Petition of Intervention for the hearing on Timberon Water Company\'s application to charge for water. The Property Owners state that they have no problem with a charge for the water, the problem is that an agreement had not yet been reached on the Developer turning over the system upon completion.\r\na statement is made that the estimated completion date for the road and water system is the year 2005.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated January 29, 1983...\r\n\r\nAn agreement is reached between the Developer and the Property Owners on the take-over of the water system in the future. Signing of the agreement is delayed until the springs and surrounding area can be surveyed.\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents an agreement concerning the Property Owners take-over of the air-strip, golf course, tennis courts and pro shop upon completion of each facility. Finalization of the agreement is set for the next meeting.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 28, 1983...\r\n\r\nFive break-ins are reported for the month. Bill Cobb requests a letter be sent to the County for the on-site presence of a Deputy on Fridays through Sundays.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw suggests that the pool stay open seven days a week, this will be done contingent upon help to watch it. Chris also voices a concern about unattended children on the Lodge grounds. This problem will most likely be remedied by publicizing it through the two local newspapers.\r\n\r\nTom Cook makes a motion to dismiss the General Manager, Harry West. The motion receives no second and dies on the floor.\r\n\r\nHarry West offers his resignation to the Board. Tom Cook moves to accept, it is seconded by Frank Wheeler and passes unanimously. Harry will continue on through June 30th.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 6, 1983...\r\n\r\nThere is a problem with the newspapers in reporting factual events concerning the Association. Bill Cobb states that an editor of a newspaper has a responsibility of truth.\r\n\r\nNo further progress has been made concerning the agreement concerning the eventual take-over of the Water Company by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 24, 1983...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb reads a letter from the Sheriff\'s Department that stated the inability to provide Timberon with an on site Deputy.\r\n\r\nThe Associations computer TS-80 computer is presently in Albuquerque being repaired and an addition of a hard drive is estimated to cost $1,100.\r\n\r\nAdelina Ayers is employed to work as cook in the Lodge restaurant. Her husband Dave is currently employed part-time in Architectural Control.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association is formed. The State charter was received last week.\r\n\r\nBill Davis states that the Timberon Lions Club is currently working on the street signs on property.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary was chosen as the new General Manager at a salary of $20,000 a year.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated February 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nJoe Leary is introduced as the Property Owners Association\'s new General Manager\r\n\r\nThe Associations application for a bulk mailing permit is denied. It is decided that it was too much trouble anyway and that since the mail would have to be delivered to the Pinon Post Office by hand it would hurt the Timberon Community Post Office.\r\n\r\nThe Developer, Johnny Mobley, explains to the Property Owners that he would be operating the same as in the past, but would be pushing Time-Shares around the golf course where he envisions a 20 unit time share complex in the near future.\r\n\r\nThe Developer tells the Property Owners that repairs to the runway will begin shortly. They will roll up the existing surface, kill the soil this time so that grass will not penetrate the surface, and put down a tar and chip top that should last at least 5 years before any major problems occur. When this is done he wants to turn over the airstrip to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the second nine on the golf course is under construction now and should be playable by 1986. Executive (short) tee boxes are being built on the existing front nine holes.\r\n\r\nIt is brought out that communication between the Association and its members has been greatly improved due to the community\'s two newspapers.\r\n\r\nSuggestions are made as to tactics such as school bus routes, fire station, etc... that may prove helpful in getting the County to work on the roads now under their maintenance.\r\n\r\nTom Cook suggests that the existing leaky patio roof be torn out and the patio area be extended to be 40 x 100 feet. With the replacement of the bathrooms thi would probably cost in the neighborhood of $200,000. Bandaiding the existing patio would cost about $35,000. It is decided to wait until the existing roof begins to leak so badly that the only option is to replace it, and decide which route to go at that time.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the street signs have been ordered and that the Lions Club will install them upon arrival.\r\n\r\nIt is decided that as a token of appreciation for the many hours and expertise contributed by Bill Berkebile, a first class set of luggage is to be purchased and delivered to him and his wife.\r\n\r\nRoger Anderson, contracted to do computer work for the Association, expressed concern about the power surges and brown-outs here on the mountain. He suggested that a battery backup ($1,000) or a shut down system ($150) be purchased. He was authorized to purchase a shut down system.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb suggests the construction of a community building to supplement the patio area during group gatherings. It should be about a 120 x 60 foot building with restrooms, a future kitchen area, and storage. The cost of a bare-bones version of such a structure should be around $100,000. The best spot for such a building would be where the present playground is, the playground can be moved to around the pool area.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated May 5, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe availability of Dining is discussed. There is currently the Blue Barn, Lounge at the Pro Shop, Country Kitchen, and the Lodge Restaurant - but none stay open past 7pm.\r\n\r\nThe Lions announce that their street signs project is scheduled to begin in the near future.\r\n\r\nA computer backup \"Minute Man\" has been purchased to protect from brownouts and blackouts.\r\n\r\nThere is a \"name the band\" contest for the local community band. Billy Reece wins the contest with the name \"Timbertunes.\"\r\n\r\nThe Carlsbad Association of Retarded Citizens requests forgiveness of over $3,000 in membership dues liens on property donated to them. The request is denied.\r\n\r\nA resolution by Tom Cook is adopted barring all dogs from the Timberon Lodge.\r\n\r\nThere is an ongoing problem of people\'s pets being shot and mutilated.\r\n\r\nA race car rally is held on some of the more remote Timberon roads and there is discussion on whether or not this can be prevented from happening again in the future.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated June 2, 1984...\r\n\r\nThere are some problems with Circle Cross cattle residing on the golf course. The other area ranchers cooperate fully when this sort of problem arises, however, Circle Cross is less than cooperative.\r\n\r\nShannon Belmont is the reigning \"Miss Timberon\" for 1984.\r\n\r\nThere appears to be damage to the trees in the area. Forester Randy Baker said he believes the damage was caused by heavy hail, after which bacterial pests invaded the trees.\r\n\r\nSam and Pat Davis are hire on at the Lodge as full-time cook and waitress.\r\n\r\nA discussion is held concerning the possibility of Otero County taking over the airstrip. It is felt that once the resurfacing is completed, no major repairs will be needed for another 10 - 15 years.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that by having our own security force, we are paying twice for law enforcement which should come from the County Sheriff.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated August 4, 1984...\r\n\r\nThe memory banks of the present computer are filled and no other information can be absorbed. It is decided to purchase an IBM-XT at a cost of around $10,000. The present machine will be used as a word processor and the oldest machine will be donated to the school.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson, reporting for the Ad-Hoc committee concerning the feasibility of the Lodge Annex, suggests that the annex be made an extension of the present lodge. The building will encompass 7200 square feet, housing the restaurant and restrooms. Initially, it will cost a little over $100,000.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated September 15, 1984...\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to the Otero County Commissioners expressing appreciation for the recent road improvements inside the property and a request is made for the installation of stop signs.\r\n\r\nA decision is made to go ahead and accept the airstrip from the Developer next year.\r\n\r\nBill Berkebile presents his brief background of Timberon, entitled \"A Bit of History,\" to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that approximately $227,000 in taxes is paid yearly by Timberon Property Owners and it should not be unreasonable to expect the services of the Sheriff\'s Department.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log dated October 27, 1984...\r\n\r\nSo far this year there have been 74 building requests approved, 65 of which were for new homes. There are presently 99 permanent families and 208 seasonal homes in Timberon.\r\n\r\nChris Murtishaw, after 8 months of trying, succeeds in getting a two month training course in Timberon.\r\n\r\nA used rescue vehicle and new fire truck are purchased.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the new fire sub-station will be operational next year.\r\n\r\nAn initial proposal from architect Charles Nolan of Alamogordo reveals a completed figure for the new Lodge Annex of $275,000. The purpose of this building is for meetings, dances, recreation and all needs of the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nBill Cobb states that evidence exists that the Developer will attempt to sidestep his resolution in turning over the Water Department to the Property Owners and an adversary position is apparent. Communications between the two parties attorneys has broken down. It is suggested that a letter be sent to the Public Utilities Commission expressing the Property Owners concern and that an injunction be sought to block development of T-17 (the area adjacent to the springs) until a resolution is reached.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners impose a number of provisions on their acceptance of the Airstrip that the Developer\'s Project Manager doubts will be accepted, but agrees to pass on...\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge general manager says the restaurant $13,406 more than it took in in 1984.\r\n\r\nA letter is sent to Otero County Electric Coop. Requesting explanations for the frequent power outages and subsequent surges. A meeting is set up where the Cooperative fields questions from about 72 Timberon residents.\r\n\r\nThe organizers of the last Christmas party are commended for their good job by the Board. They include Wanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley, Gertie Grabner, Frances Stout, Joe & Maggie Roseborrough, Marilyn Leary, and Danelle Ross.\r\n\r\nThe New Year\'s Eve party is a great success, with music supplied by Mark Clark, Monte McCullom and Wilbur Fry.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to set up an entertainment committee to assist in the activities for the coming year.\r\n\r\nRepresentatives of the Property Owners attend a meeting in Alamogordo concerning hunting laws in the State. They present the concerns of the Timberon residents to the attending members of the Game & Fish Department.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that the turnkey cost of the new Lodge Annex, at this point, appear to be around $280,000.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends the Property Owners borrow the money to pay off the Lodge Annex over a 10-20 year period, instead of paying cash out of the general fund. Tom Cook expresses his opposition to long-term indebtedness. A committee is appointed to study the best route.\r\n\r\nA contract agreement for the Property Owners to take over the airstrip from the Developer is presented. Johnny Mobley, the developer, advises the Property Owners that the FAA will reseal the airstrip every 3 years, provided it will be available to outside traffic. Tom Cook says that he is not in favor of accepting the airstrip, an expenditure of this amount (insurance, etc...) for the use of 10-12 people is not justified when there is no expectation of any financial return. Chris Murtishaw states that none of our facilities are producing a profit. T.P. Hanson injects that the airstrip benefits property values and will be needed in the future. The Board decides to accept it, but not unanimously.\r\n\r\nJordan Schaaf recommends that the Board follow \"Robert\'s Rules of Order.\" Chris Murtishaw says that the Board needs to follow some sort of rules. Tom Cook states that \"Robert\'s Rules of Order\" are too restrictive and we need to operate in a more relaxed atmosphere. No decision is made on the suggestion.\r\n\r\nIn an effort to secure a closer relationship with the County as to road repairs, thought is given to someone from Timberon running for the County Commission.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 12, 1985...\r\n\r\nFrank Wheeler suggests putting trash containers along the street in the downtown area, the developer will provide the cans. Tom Cook reminds everyone, that according to the Covenants in that section, the cans must be hidden or buried and that defeats the purpose. The matter is tabled.\r\n\r\nDiscussion proceeds on the Property Owners accepting the Water Company from the Developer, although there is a problem on how large an area should be reserved as a buffer zone around the springs.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Lodge restaurant has lost $4,300 so far this year. Jordan Schaaf suggest a slight raise in prices because restaurant expenses are \"eating our lunch.\" Tom Cook suggests a different approach to increase volume by lowering food and liquor prices. It is decided after a long discussion to leave prices the way they are. Tom Cook advises the Board that after the summer season the restaurant will probably be closed, because we can\'t afford to spend the Property Owner\'s money to supplement the place.\r\n\r\nThe airstrip deed and map are received by the Property Owners, but a triangular section in the property has been omitted by the developer. Tom Cook says that he has spoken to Johnny Mobley about this and was told that an aircraft service area was planned to go in there in the future.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners contact the New Mexico Transportation Department and are advised that they do not qualify for aid in airstrip maintenance.\r\n\r\nThe New Mexico Public Service Commission sends a letter concerning their investigation concerning the power outages in Timberon. They advise people who can substantiate losses due to power outages to submit claims to Otero Electric for possible insurance payments.\r\n\r\nThere is a disagreement on where the Bar & Lounge should be located when the new annex is constructed. Jordan Schaaf recommends moving the bar upstairs along with the restaurant, while T.P. Hanson is in favor of leaving the bar downstairs to insure the original concept of separation of dining and drinking areas. The decision is made to move the bar upstairs, but it is not unanimous.\r\n\r\nThree rough sketches of floor plans for the Lodge Annex are presented by Architect Charles Nolan and one by Ron Maksyn. The Property Owners go with Ron Maksyn\'s plan after a few adjustments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 27, 1985...\r\n\r\nPool repairs are continuing. New concrete has been poured and a privacy fence is being installed around the lower section of the pool.\r\n\r\nArchitect Charles Nolan tells the Property Owners that the blueprints for the annex should be completed in about two weeks, then it will be put out for bid.\r\n\r\nWanna Bell Ross, Sue Haisley and Marilyn Leary are asked by the Board to give their suggestions for decorating the new restaurant. Tom Cook suggests that no theme should be considered, but keep the restaurant richly elegant.\r\n\r\nCharles Nolan agrees to furnish an artist\'s conception of the Lodge Annex for public viewing.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager advises the Board that he has discussed the rumored new road from Sunspot to Scott Able Canyon with agents of the U.S. Forest Service and they said that such a road is included in future plans, but the completion date won\'t be until 1993.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 6, 1985...\r\n\r\nThe Board attorney strongly advises against publishing the names of members that are delinquent in their dues payments.\r\n\r\nThe bids for the new Lodge Annex are scheduled to be opened on July 9th.\r\n\r\nMarilyn Leary, Elise Schaaf, Sue Haisley, Yvonne Fetters and Wanna Bell Ross are appointed as the design committee for the Lodge Annex.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 24, 1985...\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the Property Owners that construct began on the Lodge Annex August 12th.\r\n\r\nThe Board has been busy trying to cut the cost of the Annex in any feasible way.\r\n\r\nWillie Fenske advised the Board that a suit was being prepared against the Timberon Protective Association concerning mobile homes in the area.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters suggests that due to recent thefts in the Lodge and the improper use of the lobby as sleeping facilities, the Lodge should be locked at night. It is so ordered by the Board.\r\n\r\nThe first Annual Fireman of the Year award was given to Wanna Bell Ross.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 9, 1985...\r\n\r\nReceipts for the retirement dinner for Bill \"Smitty\" Smith total $286.83, not including the photograph taken at the dinner.\r\n\r\nTom Cook is commissioned to build the tables for the Lodge Annex dining room.\r\n\r\nAt this point the overall cost for the Lodge Annex is set at $301,947.\r\n\r\nSue Quick submits the proposed budget for the Timberon Protective Association at $70,210. The legal fund is raised to $10,000.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett suggests that the old restaurant area downstairs be used as a community library. The Board is leaning towards making it a nursery and does not give the library serious consideration at that time.\r\n\r\nThe General Manager attends a meeting in Cloudcroft which concerns the Forest Service\'s plans to build a logging road from the Sunspot area to Scott Able Canyon. It would originally be a 14 foot wide dirt road. Long range plans include widening it to a two lane blacktop road with the possibility of continuing it on into Timberon and eventually Pinon.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 18, 1986...\r\n\r\nTo ward off a lawsuit, the requested changes are made and approved in the covenants of T-10.\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett again presents a plan to use part or all of the basement area as a library. The Board instructs him to obtain more detailed information on establishing a library and asks the General Manager to check on any adverse insurance problems which may accompany the establishment of a nursery in the basement.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 8, 1986...\r\n\r\nA room upstairs in the Lodge, formerly known as the Lion\'s Room, is made available for use as a library.\r\n\r\nJohnny Mobley, the developer, discontinues maintenance of the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Lodge Annex is scheduled to be finished by the end of March, with the Grand Opening to be the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend.\r\n\r\nLitigation continues over the Covenants in T-10, with the Timberon Protective Association pushing for a quick court decision.\r\n\r\nThe County takes the position that Timberon\'s population density does not qualify our roads for their attention. It is the Property Owner\'s responsibility to maintain them. Johnny Mobley gives the Property Owners a road grader for free.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 30, 1986...\r\n\r\nBill Cobb threatens to sue the Board if they do not give in to his demands for lower membership payments on his multiple lots in Timberon and other demands, some realistic and some not so. The Board begins to make plans for a compromise on the issues in question.\r\n\r\nThe County resumes grading in Timberon as a result of the efforts of the Timberon Road Committee.\r\n\r\nThe military refuses to grant the right-of-way necessary for an all-weather road south to 506.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 19, 1986...\r\n\r\nThe Developer presents a proposal that the Property Owners assume ownership and operation of the Water Company and the Golf Course. The details will be worked out through the attorneys.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners accept the Water Company and Golf Course with a resolution that is to be subject to the approval of both parties attorneys. Part of the agreement involved the Developer\'s offer to bring the back 9 on the golf course into operational condition and external renovation of the Pro Shop building.\r\n\r\nThe Developer turns over the retail liquor license to the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are promised the use of the Timberon Logo \"for now and in the future.\"\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated January 3, 1987...\r\n\r\nTimberon Protective Association\'s outstanding legal bills over a covenants problem in T-10 have reached $8,273. Attorney Tom Sandenaw has donated $1,000 of his time on the suit.\r\n\r\nT.P. Hanson advises the property owners that the construction of the Lodge Annex is substantially completed. Total cost of construction is $341,527.\r\n\r\nCurtis Reece suggested to the other Board members that bids on all items of consequence should be let, public notice locally should suffice. The Board will solicit the membership\'s opinion and think about it.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is drawn into the T-10 covenants lawsuit (also known as the Wilcox suit) that was filed against the Protective Association. It is decided that Mr. Wilcox be contacted to seek some avenue of negotiation concerning this matter.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe heating system in the Pro Shop building is switched over to propane. The move is praised as a great improvement.\r\n\r\nNorm Welborn, Chairman of the Water & Resources Committee, questions whether the water system is producing enough water for our growing community. He says the developer must improve the system before the property owners take it over.\r\n\r\nJoe Roseborrough presents plans for a proposed remodeling of the interior of the Pro Shop to accommodate a game room. The Board promises to review the plans.\r\n\r\nThe proposed road out of Timberon down Grapevine Canyon is dealt a death blow by General Infante, national defense needs were cited.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 9, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe property owners seem to be losing board member fast, with Lou Fetters resigning and then Curtis Reece.\r\n\r\nWork on the sprinkler systems at the golf course is progressing nicely. Special thanks are offered to Euel Ross, Curtis Reece, Vic Hollrah and T.P. Hanson for their volunteer work. Jesse Duckett is recognized for his volunteer help in the Pro Shop and with golf tournaments.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 13, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe developer\'s liquor license is transferred to the property owners.\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Commissioners are invited to hold a meeting in Timberon and they actually accept.\r\n\r\nGuest memberships are established for the golf course at the rate of family memberships, or $75.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 15, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe many volunteers that helped with the parachute drops when the Green Berets were in Timberon were thanked. The Green Berets were testing newly designed parachutes.\r\n\r\nThe County Commissioners meet in Timberon and agree to work with us in getting the much-needed traffic control signs up.\r\n\r\nWin Thorp, President of the newly formed Men\'s Golf Association, recommends that the current Golf Pro George Thatcher be replaced with a person / or rehired in the capacity of someone - who can supervise activities and maintain the course on a full time basis. The Golf Association is also taking contributions for paint to use on the Pro Shop building, volunteers will paint it. The Property Owners Association donates $300 for paint.\r\n\r\nIt is announced that the BLM will hold an open meeting here to discuss McGregor Range and how it affects Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe insurance adjuster is here inspecting the F10 fairway mower that burst into flames earlier this month.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 14, 1987...\r\n\r\nThe Wilcox lawsuit is appealed to the State Supreme Court. The Court rules in favor of Wilcox on one count, but found no evidence of any fraud on the second count.\r\n\r\nOtero County personnel begin installing stop signs and curve signs in Timberon.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters, Chairman of the Road Committee, proudly announces that a letter has been received from General Infante - the Army recommends approval to pave the back road to Timberon and asks that BLM issue the appropriate easements and right-of-way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 12, 1988...\r\n\r\nJesse Duckett volunteers to give free golf lessons to the young people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nCliff Pert requests that the Board donate land for a basketball court, several people have already pledged material and labor for the project. He is asked to report back at a later meeting.\r\n\r\nA request is made for permission to use the Lodge for some Little Theater productions. It would be necessary to build a stage at an approximate cost of $740, and it could be used for other purposes. Marcy Yeager was asked to report back to the Board on this at a later time.\r\n\r\nThe sprinkler system on the golf course has been completed and a representative of Southwest Toro is here to help with the programming of the computer system.\r\n\r\nIt appears that Lions Club bingo is becoming a regular event at the Lodge.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 16, 1988...\r\n\r\nAn area adjacent to the playground is designated for the site of the new basketball court, construction will begin soon.\r\n\r\nThe Club Liquor license is to be moved from the Lodge to the Pro Shop and the Retail Liquor license is moved from the Pro Shop to the Lodge. This should happen by October.\r\n\r\nJoe Leary, the General Manager, resigns.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated June 11, 1988...\r\n\r\nPlans are being made for the Fourth of July weekend - steak fry at the golf course, annual parade, Puttin\' on the Lips, and a dance with the KHEY Band.\r\n\r\nFrank Preston is the new General Manager.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association agrees to pay the additional $250 to complete the Little Theater\'s stage.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 9, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe first Christmas in July, arts and crafts fair, is held.\r\n\r\nMitch Johnson donates a lot to the Property Owners Association on the condition that it be raffled and the proceeds used on the golf course.\r\n\r\nFirst Nation Bank of Alamogordo is in the process of foreclosing on the Water Company.\r\n\r\nLila Oliveri comments on the condition of the airstrip - damage being done to their plane.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 13, 1988...\r\n\r\nThe Lions Club builds a new BBQ pit behind the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Extension Club donates the materials to build a trophy case for the lobby of the Lodge, the Lions Club / Dave Davis agrees to build it.\r\n\r\nTie downs for six airplanes are installed on the airstrip.\r\n\r\nIt is decided to convert the basement of the Lodge into a recreation room.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Fire Department receives the Best Community Service Award, the Fire Chief receives the State Award for Fire Chief of the Year, Chris Murtishaw and Steve Hollabaugh both also receive state awards.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated December 10, 1988...\r\n\r\nSquare Dance lessons are offered in the Lodge.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association was effectively abolished. Hazzie Quick resigned from the Property Owners Board citing family / personal reasons and there is definite evidence that his wife, Sue, may have been embezzling funds from the organization.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated February 11, 1989...\r\n\r\nA decision is made to contract Triple M Company to maintain the roads in Timberon.\r\n\r\nMax Goodwin, District Ranger in Cloudcroft / Forest Service, spoke regarding the Forest Service\'s 10-year long range plan and asked for any suggestions as to how they could better serve the people of Timberon.\r\n\r\nThe Timberon Protective Association files for dissolution with the Corporation Commision.\r\n\r\nThe first hearing regarding the formation of a Water District in Timberon was held in Alamogordo.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated April 15, 1989...\r\n\r\nTimberon is a top contender for the location of a Forest Service warehouse. The developer has offered to donate some property on which to place the warehouse, should Timberon be selected.\r\n\r\nThe Forest Service proposes putting a 60\' radio tower here, if it is agreeable with us. It is decided that they can put it up by the ninth green of the golf course.\r\n\r\nAlamogordo School District begins making noises about closing the Timberon School. A letter is sent to them in defense of the school being here.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 20, 1989...\r\n\r\nThe property owners file a class action suit against Developer Johnny Mobley, hoping to recover some funds or assets to cover the many promises made that had not been fulfilled.\r\n\r\nThe Alamogordo School Board votes four to one in favor of keeping the Timberon School open another year.\r\n\r\nIt is reported that for her embezzlement, Sue Quick was given a 9-year suspended sentence. 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The offer was refused and no counter-offer was made.\r\n\r\nVoting is held to make way for the formation of the Timberon Water & Sanitation District.\r\n\r\nTitle insurance is obtained for the golf course and the Property Owners are in the process of getting the insurance for the rest of their deeded property. The was seen as a wise move, in light of the developer\'s bankruptcy and the confrontational stance of the 1st National Bank.\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the New Mexico Highway Department has completed a study to get a draft through for the upgrading of the road from Sunspot to Timberon. A copy of the draft is sent to our representatives and Bill #369 starts along its political journey in Santa Fe.\r\n\r\nBruce Rhodes presents an appreciation plaque in honor of Bobby Postlewaite\'s many years of dedicated service to the Association.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Otero County Sheriff come to Timberon for a town hall meeting to discuss internal security.\r\n\r\n$40,000 is allotted by the State and put into the State Highway Department\'s surplus fund for an engineering survey of the 14 mile Sacramento River Road. 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The restroom building was donated by Dell Telephone.\r\n\r\nThe 1st Annual Watermelon Feast is held at the Mary Glover Memorial Park.\r\n\r\nA letter was received from the EID concerning violations at the old Timberon Dump. The problems were addressed by the Property Owners - who were looking into the future when the Timberon Water & Sanitation District would be operating a full-blow land fill system.\r\n\r\nThe County refuses to consider taking any more roads that are brought up to specs - with the formation of the new Water District, they want to wait and see what happens.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated July 14, 1990...\r\n\r\nLou Fetters and Euel Ross attend a meeting at the New Mexico highway Commission in Alamogordo. The Commission writes a letter of concern asking the State to make the road from Sunspot to Timberon a priority. It is stated that the County puts up their $4,000 of the matching funds to start the Environmental Study of the 14 mile road.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners are in an on-going process to gain clear title to the landfill (old dump) as Timberon needs it to remain operational.\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association moves to turn over their rights and claim to the water system and ownership of the airstrip, fishing lakes, existing 9 holes of the golf course and clubhouse, unfinished second 9 holes of the golf course, swimming pool, lodge complex, and landfill at no charge. The only stipulation was an agreement on perpetual care, maintenance, and use for the benefit of all Property Owners.\r\n\r\nThe T-Mart (a little hardware store located next to where Blue Water Real Estate is today - the Glovers live there now) closes its doors for good.\r\n\r\nConcern is expressed about the deteriorating condition of the airstrip\'s surface - it is suggested that vehicle be kept off it.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated September 18, 1990...\r\n\r\nA buffet is held in the Lodge, with the entertainment being the School Booster\'s \"Puttin\' on the Lips.\"\r\n\r\nA program is started for junior firefighters. They must be 16 years of age to start and 18 years old to become a full-scale firefighter.\r\n\r\nAnn Cobb donates 5.3 acres of land to the fire department for a new substation.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 17, 1990...\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association is $8,000 over budget for the year in legal fees, and the amount is still rising due to the Wilcox Case (over doublewides in T-10 supposedly in violation of the restrictive covenants).\r\n\r\nLou Fetters reports that the two year study by the New Mexico State Highway Department has been completed and a report received. The report recommends the improvement of the 14 miles (Sacramento River Road) into Timberon and environmental and engineering studies are now under way.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated March 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nFrank Preston retires as General Manager for the Association.\r\n\r\nWinning the court case concerning the covenants in T-10, Wilcox files another lawsuit asking $47,000 in legal fees and court costs be paid by the Property Owners.\r\n\r\nRuby Roberts becomes the new acting manager for the Property Owners Association.\r\n\r\nNumerous break-ins have occurred of late and the Association offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.\r\n\r\nThe Pro Shop inventory is sold to Jesse Duckett for $1,535.00 as he is taking over management of the shop.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated May 18, 1991...\r\n\r\nLeon Metz, well-known historical writer, came for Channel 7 in El Paso as a guest of the Property Owners. He and his photographer toured the Lodge and other historical areas in and around Timberon.   His presentation will air on Sunday the 19th.\r\n\r\nA caravan of officials, some 27 of them from federal, state, county and forest service came to Timberon to ponder the 14 mile road criteria.\r\n\r\nDick Moore reports that all Property Owners Association property has now been officially transferred to the new Water District. He also says that all of the Association\'s outstanding debts have been paid off.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated August 17, 1991...\r\n\r\nA resolution is formally passed to dissolve the Timberon Property Owners Association. T.P. Hanson commended the Board for their hard work and stated that we had the most beautiful place in the whole world, and that he hoped the negative thinkers and freeloaders would have to pay taxes until their noses bleed. T.P. also stated that \"we have torn up the thing that we had - which was the best thing in the world.\"\r\n\r\nThe Property Owners Association ceases all architectural control activities, as they no longer have the manpower or funding.\r\n\r\nTimberon Log Dated November 16, 1991...\r\n\r\nOn the advice of their attorney, the Property Owners Association will be dissolved through the courts instead of the Corporation Commission.\r\n\r\nVic Hollrah mentions to the Property Owners what great condition and good business the golf course has experienced this year.\r\n\r\nDue to the dissolution, the liquor license needs to be sold. The Board feels that the license is an asset which needs to be preserved for the pleasure of the Property Owners. 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    Calendar of Current Reservations

    \r\n[my_calendar category=\"11\" showkey=\"no\"]','Abbott Log Cabin',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','2062-revision-4','','','2011-05-08 14:32:34','2011-05-08 20:32:34','',2062,'http://www.timberon.info/blog/?p=3678',0,'revision','',0,''),(3717,1,'2011-05-11 18:11:36','2011-05-12 00:11:36','This cabin features three bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms, including one garden tub.  The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and satellite TV w/DVD/VCR.  There is a full kitchen and washer/dryer.  There is a nice deck in the back with tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults. (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity:  10 persons\n\n87 Chresta Loma\nDirections to the Carson Cabin at 190 Carson in Timberon, while coming in from Cloudcroft: Stay on the pavement when you enter Timberon. You will pass the post office and stores. Continue to the stop sign. Turn right onto Sacramento Dr. Take the first right onto Pawhuska Dr. Stay on Pawhuska until it ends. Turn right onto Riverside Dr. Take the fourth right onto San Juan. Travel all the way up San Juan and when you come to the end, the cabin will be directly in front of you. You will cross over Carson and into the driveway.\n\nWe are certain that you will have a wonderful time in Timberon. To inquire about rental properties, or make reservations, please contact... Kevin & Shantel Keune, P.O. Box 92, Timberon, NM 88350 --- 575-987-2201\n\n[my-email subject=\"Builta\'s Cabin\"] for Reservations or Questions. [nggallery id=35]\n\nReservations HIGHLY recommended...\n
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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    Calendar of Current Reservations

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    • Doll House - This cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is located in the tall pines. There are two queen beds and a queen hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen w/dishwasher, washer/dryer, satellite TV, central heat, and a nice deck with gas grill.  Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night).  Maximum capacity:  6 persons.
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    • Tonto Cabin - The cabin has two bathrooms and two bedrooms, which include one queen, one double, and one twin foam bed. There is a full kitchen with dishwasher, dining room, living room w/double hide-a-bed, TV with DVD player, and washer/dryer. A beautiful view can be enjoyed from the front deck. A charcoal grill is available. Rates begin at $75.00 per night for up to four adults. (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    • Red Barn - The Red Barn is a one bedroom/one bath unit that includes a bedroom with a double bed, full kitchen, and TV/VCR/DVD.  The Sacramento River runs just outside of this unit.  Rates begin at $65.00 per night for two persons only.
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    • Abbott Log Cabin - This rustic property has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The beds include one king, one queen, one double, and four twins. There is a full kitchen plus another partial kitchen, washer/dryer, two dens, telephone, and TV w/satellite and a DVD player. Outdoors there are three decks, patio furniture, charcoal grill and a gas grill.  Rates begin at $110.00 per night for up to six adults.  (additional adult $5.00 each per night) Maximum capacity: 12 persons.
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    • Casa Coconino - This cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  There are 2 king-size beds, 4 twin beds, and a double hide-a-bed.  The cabin has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, satellite TV /VCR and additional TV with DVD player, garden tub with jets, a wood burning stove, a nice porch with gas grill, dishwasher and Wi-Fi.. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Miria’s Hide-a-Way - Features a one bedroom and a two bathroom main house, and a guesthouse with one bedroom and one bathroom. The main house includes a king-size bed and queen futon, full kitchen, TV/VCR/DVD, computer with internet access, a wood-burning stove, a charcoal grill, and a huge screened porch with hammocks and a beautiful view. There is a double bed and queen futon along with a kitchenette in the guesthouse. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 12 persons.
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    • Miller Cabin - This is a 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin that includes two queen-size beds, 2 twins, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is also a full kitchen, wood-burning stove, air conditioner, telephone, washer/dryer, a charcoal grill, and TV/DVD with satellite. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 10 persons.
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    • Whiting Cabin - There are two bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The bedrooms include king-size bed, queen-size bed, and a queen-size hide-a-bed. There is a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioner, screened-in porch, telephone, a charcoal grill, and DVD with satellite TV. Rates begin at $90.00 per night for up to four adults, add $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.
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    • Carson Cabin - This colorful cabin features two bedrooms with queen size beds and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen size sofa sleeper, along with a wood stove and TV w/local channels. There is a full kitchen, washer/dryer and telephone. On the deck is a propane grill and there are tall pines in the area. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults (additional adult $5.00 each per night). Maximum capacity: 6 persons.
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    Apartment A - 2 BR/1 Bath includes 2 twin beds, 1 queen bed, and 1 queen hide-a-bed, full kitchen, wood stove, washer/ dryer, telephone, air conditioning, charcoal grill, and television with satellite programming and a VCR. Rates begin at $80.00 per night for up to four adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 8 persons.\r\nApartment C - 1 BR/2 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, telephone, air conditioning, and television with satellite. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\r\nApartment D - 1 BR/1 Bath includes queen bed and queen hide-a-bed, kitchenette, dressing room, wood stove, telephone, small charcoal grill, and television with satellite & VCR. Rates begin at $70.00 per night for up to two adults, $5.00 per night for each additional adult. Maximum capacity is 6 persons.\r\nApartment E - 1 Room/1 Bath includes double bed, kitchenette, and television with satellite programming. Rates begin at $45.00 per night for two persons only.

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The site is full of interesting and helpful information on Timberon, New Mexico.\r\n\r\nWe have just redesigned this site and hope you find it useful.  Things are still being \"tweeked\" and will change as we work them out - please send any suggestions you may have.  Below you will find many current news feeds for the area--','Welcome to Timberon',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','95-revision','','','2011-05-10 07:04:11','2011-05-10 13:04:11','',95,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3727',0,'revision','',0,''),(3729,1,'2011-05-16 06:23:34','2011-05-16 12:23:34','Detected: May 9, 2011 Cause: Under Investigation\nContainment: 85 percent Acres: 31,861\nEstimated Containment Date: May17, 2011 \n \nNote: US Highway 82 is open with no delays. Heavy traffic will be congested on US Highway 82 over the next few days due to demobilization of fire crews and equipment. Please drive with caution.\n \nLocation: The Mayhill Fire ignited 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM on May 9, 2011 and is located on lands under the jurisdiction of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and Bureau of Land Management (BLM), as well as private land in Otero County and Chaves County.\n \nSummary: Fire crews continue mop up operations approximately 200 feet from perimeter to interior in all divisions securing line around the edges of the fire area and conducting rehab on dozer lines building water bars for erosion mitigation.\n \nPockets of unburned fuel within the interior of the Mayhill Fire will continue to burn with low to moderate intensity. Residents and visitors can expect to continue to see smoke for several weeks due to smoldering of interior pockets of fuels such as large logs and dead debris piles.\n \nTemperatures will begin to increase tomorrow with stronger forecasted winds from the southwest at 10-15 mph with gusts to 30 mph. Tuesday a red flag warning will be in effect through Thursday, Wednesday being the most critical day, with wind speeds of up to 40 mph and gusts up to 60 mph.\n \nFire personnel expect containment lines will hold as they continue to monitor, mop up, and secure edges of the fire perimeter. \n \nResources: 481personnel are currently assigned to the fire with demobilization of some resources continuing the next couple of days. Transition to a smaller Type 3 Incident Management Organization is planned for Wednesday. The Incident Command Post will remain in same area until further notice. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting operations.\n \nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and within the proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on forest closure please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. 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Please drive with caution.\r\n \r\nLocation: The Mayhill Fire ignited 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM on May 9, 2011 and is located on lands under the jurisdiction of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and Bureau of Land Management (BLM), as well as private land in Otero County and Chaves County.\r\n \r\nSummary: Fire crews continue mop up operations approximately 200 feet from perimeter to interior in all divisions securing line around the edges of the fire area and conducting rehab on dozer lines building water bars for erosion mitigation.\r\n \r\nPockets of unburned fuel within the interior of the Mayhill Fire will continue to burn with low to moderate intensity. Residents and visitors can expect to continue to see smoke for several weeks due to smoldering of interior pockets of fuels such as large logs and dead debris piles.\r\n \r\nTemperatures will begin to increase tomorrow with stronger forecasted winds from the southwest at 10-15 mph with gusts to 30 mph. Tuesday a red flag warning will be in effect through Thursday, Wednesday being the most critical day, with wind speeds of up to 40 mph and gusts up to 60 mph.\r\n \r\nFire personnel expect containment lines will hold as they continue to monitor, mop up, and secure edges of the fire perimeter. \r\n \r\nResources: 481personnel are currently assigned to the fire with demobilization of some resources continuing the next couple of days. Transition to a smaller Type 3 Incident Management Organization is planned for Wednesday. The Incident Command Post will remain in same area until further notice. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting operations.\r\n \r\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and within the proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\r\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on forest closure please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. 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The Mayhill Incident Command Post (ICP) has moved to mile marker 32 on US HWY 82.  A new contact number is available for Mayhill Fire Information. For questions and concerns please call (575) 687-3494. \r\nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Today, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\r\n \r\nSummary: The Mayhill Fire’s movement to the south has impacted US Hwy 82, east of Mayhill again today due to north westerly winds continuing to push the fire to the south. Air tankers assisted firefighters in catching hotspots and holding the fire north of US Hwy 82.\r\n \r\nActive surface fire with single tree and group tree torching was observed today as light northwest winds pushed the fire to the south. Firefighters were successful today with burnout operations conducted near US Hwy 82 in order to keep the fire from progressing south and in the northwest side of the fire perimeter where communities and infrastructures could be affected. Tomorrow, firefighters will continue mop up around structures and burnout operations as necessary to keep the fire within the perimeter as suppression efforts continue and fire crews work to hold the fire north and west of US Highway 82, south of Elk Canyon Road and east of Carr Gap Road. Engines will patrol and monitor the fire line throughout the day and evening.\r\n \r\nAdvisory: Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\r\n \r\nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting activities.\r\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\r\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on fire restriction please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. Further information regarding the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org.','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-12',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3733-revision-2','','','2011-05-16 06:36:39','2011-05-16 12:36:39','',3733,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3789',0,'revision','',0,''),(3732,1,'2011-05-16 06:31:07','2011-05-16 12:31:07','Detected:  May 9, 2011                                                                        Cause:  Under Investigation\nContainment:  25 percent                                                                    Acres: 28,108\n                                                                                               \nNotice: The Mayhill Incident Command Post (ICP) has moved to mile marker 32 on US HWY 82.  A new contact number is available for Mayhill Fire Information. For questions and concerns please call\n(575) 687-3494.\n \nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Yesterday, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\n \nSummary: Predicted lower wind speeds (4-8 mph) coming from the east and southeast today should reduce fire behavior from what has been experienced during the past few days. There are spotted areas of heat and fire throughout the interior of the Mayhill fire with 15-20 percent of the perimeter showing intense heat. Firefighters today will concentrate efforts on the north flank of the fire east of Carr Gap Road and along US Hwy 82 building contingency lines with dozers and conducting burnout operations as necessary to corral the fire. Cold trailing (extinguishing hot spots) along US Hwy 82 and around structures will continue today with engines monitoring and patrolling the fire perimeter. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\n \nFirefighters were successful in conducting burnout operations along US Hwy 82 yesterday keeping the fire from progressing south where communities and infrastructures could be affected.  \n \nAdvisory: Smoke inversion may be visible in valleys during early morning hours but should lift before noon with occurrence of warmer temperatures and light winds. Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays of up to 3 hours and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Alternative routes (Hwy 130 and 24) may be used for travel. Increased traffic should be expected on US Hwy 82 and along the fire perimeter due to fire personnel and weekend public travel for the duration of the Mayhill Fire.\n \nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting operations.\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on forest closure please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. For further information including maps of the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org.','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-13',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3731-revision','','','2011-05-16 06:31:07','2011-05-16 12:31:07','',3731,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3732',0,'revision','',0,''),(3788,1,'2011-05-16 06:28:54','2011-05-16 12:28:54','Detected: May 9, 2011 Cause: Under Investigation\r\nContainment: 85 percent Acres: 31,861\r\nEstimated Containment Date: May17, 2011 \r\n \r\nNote: US Highway 82 is open with no delays. Heavy traffic will be congested on US Highway 82 over the next few days due to demobilization of fire crews and equipment. Please drive with caution.\r\n \r\nLocation: The Mayhill Fire ignited 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM on May 9, 2011 and is located on lands under the jurisdiction of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and Bureau of Land Management (BLM), as well as private land in Otero County and Chaves County.\r\n \r\nSummary: Fire crews continue mop up operations approximately 200 feet from perimeter to interior in all divisions securing line around the edges of the fire area and conducting rehab on dozer lines building water bars for erosion mitigation.\r\n \r\nPockets of unburned fuel within the interior of the Mayhill Fire will continue to burn with low to moderate intensity. Residents and visitors can expect to continue to see smoke for several weeks due to smoldering of interior pockets of fuels such as large logs and dead debris piles.\r\n \r\nTemperatures will begin to increase tomorrow with stronger forecasted winds from the southwest at 10-15 mph with gusts to 30 mph. Tuesday a red flag warning will be in effect through Thursday, Wednesday being the most critical day, with wind speeds of up to 40 mph and gusts up to 60 mph.\r\n \r\nFire personnel expect containment lines will hold as they continue to monitor, mop up, and secure edges of the fire perimeter. \r\n \r\nResources: 481personnel are currently assigned to the fire with demobilization of some resources continuing the next couple of days. Transition to a smaller Type 3 Incident Management Organization is planned for Wednesday. The Incident Command Post will remain in same area until further notice. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting operations.\r\n \r\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and within the proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\r\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on forest closure please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. For further information including maps of the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-15',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3728-revision-3','','','2011-05-16 06:28:54','2011-05-16 12:28:54','',3728,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3788',0,'revision','',0,''),(3733,1,'2011-05-12 06:33:10','2011-05-12 12:33:10','Detected:  May 9, 2011\r\nCause:  Under Investigation\r\nContainment:  25 percent\r\nAcres: 28,108\r\n\r\nNew Mexico Type II Incident Management Team (John Pierson IC) took over management of the Mayhill Fire as of 6:00 a.m. on 5/12/2011. Additional resources have been ordered and will be assigned to the fire as they arrive. The Mayhill Incident Command Post (ICP) has moved to mile marker 32 on US HWY 82.  A new contact number is available for Mayhill Fire Information. For questions and concerns please call (575) 687-3494.\r\n\r\nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Today, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\r\n\r\nSummary: The Mayhill Fire’s movement to the south has impacted US Hwy 82, east of Mayhill again today due to north westerly winds continuing to push the fire to the south. Air tankers assisted firefighters in catching hotspots and holding the fire north of US Hwy 82.\r\n\r\nActive surface fire with single tree and group tree torching was observed today as light northwest winds pushed the fire to the south. Firefighters were successful today with burnout operations conducted near US Hwy 82 in order to keep the fire from progressing south and in the northwest side of the fire perimeter where communities and infrastructures could be affected. Tomorrow, firefighters will continue mop up around structures and burnout operations as necessary to keep the fire within the perimeter as suppression efforts continue and fire crews work to hold the fire north and west of US Highway 82, south of Elk Canyon Road and east of Carr Gap Road. Engines will patrol and monitor the fire line throughout the day and evening.\r\n\r\nAdvisory: Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\r\n\r\nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting activities.\r\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\r\n\r\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on fire restriction please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. Further information regarding the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org.','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-12',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','mayhill-fire-update-5-12','','','2011-05-18 10:22:36','2011-05-18 16:22:36','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3733',0,'post','',0,''),(3734,1,'2011-05-16 06:35:30','2011-05-16 12:35:30','Detected:  May 9, 2011                                                                       Cause:  Under Investigation\nContainment:  25 percent                                                                   Acres: 28,108\n                                                                                               \nNew Mexico Type II Incident Management Team (John Pierson IC) took over management of the Mayhill Fire as of 6:00 a.m. on 5/12/2011. Additional resources have been ordered and will be assigned to the fire as they arrive. The Mayhill Incident Command Post (ICP) has moved to mile marker 32 on US HWY 82.  A new contact number is available for Mayhill Fire Information. For questions and concerns please call (575) 687-3494. \nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Today, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\n \nSummary: The Mayhill Fire’s movement to the south has impacted US Hwy 82, east of Mayhill again today due to north westerly winds continuing to push the fire to the south. Air tankers assisted firefighters in catching hotspots and holding the fire north of US Hwy 82.\n \nActive surface fire with single tree and group tree torching was observed today as light northwest winds pushed the fire to the south. Firefighters were successful today with burnout operations conducted near US Hwy 82 in order to keep the fire from progressing south and in the northwest side of the fire perimeter where communities and infrastructures could be affected. Tomorrow, firefighters will continue mop up around structures and burnout operations as necessary to keep the fire within the perimeter as suppression efforts continue and fire crews work to hold the fire north and west of US Highway 82, south of Elk Canyon Road and east of Carr Gap Road. Engines will patrol and monitor the fire line throughout the day and evening.\n \nAdvisory: Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\n \nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting activities.\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on fire restriction please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. Further information regarding the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org.','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-12',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3733-revision','','','2011-05-16 06:35:30','2011-05-16 12:35:30','',3733,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3734',0,'revision','',0,''),(3790,1,'2011-05-18 10:23:41','2011-05-18 16:23:41','Detected:  May 9, 2011\nCause:  Under Investigation\nContainment:  25 percent\nAcres: 28,108\n\nNew Mexico Type II Incident Management Team (John Pierson IC) took over management of the Mayhill Fire as of 6:00 a.m. on 5/12/2011. Additional resources have been ordered and will be assigned to the fire as they arrive. The Mayhill Incident Command Post (ICP) has moved to mile marker 32 on US HWY 82.  A new contact number is available for Mayhill Fire Information. For questions and concerns please call (575) 687-3494.\n\nLocation:  The Mayhill Fire is located 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM and burning on the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and private land. Today, the fires movement was mostly south and southeast toward US Highway 82. The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain.\n\nSummary: The Mayhill Fire’s movement to the south has impacted US Hwy 82, east of Mayhill again today due to north westerly winds continuing to push the fire to the south. Air tankers assisted firefighters in catching hotspots and holding the fire north of US Hwy 82.\n\nActive surface fire with single tree and group tree torching was observed today as light northwest winds pushed the fire to the south. Firefighters were successful today with burnout operations conducted near US Hwy 82 in order to keep the fire from progressing south and in the northwest side of the fire perimeter where communities and infrastructures could be affected. Tomorrow, firefighters will continue mop up around structures and burnout operations as necessary to keep the fire within the perimeter as suppression efforts continue and fire crews work to hold the fire north and west of US Highway 82, south of Elk Canyon Road and east of Carr Gap Road. Engines will patrol and monitor the fire line throughout the day and evening.\n\nAdvisory: Travelers are advised to use caution if traveling on US Hwy 82 near mile marker 47 and may experience delays and a possible temporary closure if smoke and fire activity worsens. Air support will continue to assist with water and retardant drops on areas where hot-spotting occurs.\n\nResources: 399 personnel are currently assigned to the fire. Resources from the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and area volunteer fire departments are assisting with firefighting activities.\nClosures: The Lincoln National Forest closure went into effect at 0800 hours on 5/12/11. The closure affects ALL Public lands under the jurisdiction and proclomated boundaries of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.\n\nOpen Burning Restrictions are also in effect on State and Private Lands throughout New Mexico. For more information on fire restriction please visit www.fs.usda.gov/lincoln. Further information regarding the Mayhill Fire please visit www.nmfireinfo.com or www.inciweb.org.','MAYHILL FIRE UPDATE 5-12',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3733-autosave','','','2011-05-18 10:23:41','2011-05-18 16:23:41','',3733,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3790',0,'revision','',0,''),(3735,1,'2011-05-10 11:03:37','2011-05-10 17:03:37','Due to extreme fire conditions, Lincoln National Forest officials will close the forest to public access starting 8:00 a.m., May 12, 2011.\r\n\r\nRecent fire activity includes the Mayhill Fire, which has burned approximately 5,000 acres in Otero County, the Queen and Last Chance Fires, which have burned approximately 57,000 acres in Eddy County, and the White Fire which burned more than 10,000 acres in Lincoln County.\r\n\r\nForest Service Law Enforcement and staff will be patrolling forest roads and trails. Signs will be placed along highways and flyers will be posted throughout the communities to remind the public that the Lincoln National Forest is closed. The use of all campgrounds, day use picnic areas, and trails on the Forest are closed. All National Forest System Roads will be closed, but all interstates, state and county roads through the Lincoln National Forest will remain open. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.\r\n\r\nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level.\r\n\r\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911. For more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.\r\n\r\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices - Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095; Sacramento Ranger District Office – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District Office – (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\r\n\r\n ','Forest Closes May 12th',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','publish','open','closed','','forest-closes-may-12th','','','2011-05-16 11:10:00','2011-05-16 17:10:00','',0,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3735',0,'post','',0,''),(3736,1,'2011-05-16 11:04:54','2011-05-16 17:04:54','Due to extreme fire conditions, Lincoln National Forest officials will close the forest to public access starting 8:00 a.m., May 12, 2011.\n\nRecent fire activity includes the Mayhill Fire, which has burned approximately 5,000 acres in Otero County, the Queen and Last Chance Fires, which have burned approximately 57,000 acres in Eddy County, and the White Fire which burned more than 10,000 acres in Lincoln County.\n\nForest Service Law Enforcement and staff will be patrolling forest roads and trails. Signs will be placed along highways and flyers will be posted throughout the communities to remind the public that the Lincoln National Forest is closed. The use of all campgrounds, day use picnic areas, and trails on the Forest are closed. All National Forest System Roads will be closed, but all interstates, state and county roads through the Lincoln National Forest will remain open. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.\n\nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level.\n\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911. For more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call\n\n1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.\n\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices - Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095; Sacramento Ranger District Office – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District Office – (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\n\n ','Forest Closes May 12th',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3735-revision','','','2011-05-16 11:04:54','2011-05-16 17:04:54','',3735,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3736',0,'revision','',0,''),(3737,1,'2011-05-12 18:30:03','2011-05-13 00:30:03','small form test','Test of small form',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3723-revision','','','2011-05-12 18:30:03','2011-05-13 00:30:03','',3723,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3737',0,'revision','',0,''),(3738,1,'2011-05-16 11:05:34','2011-05-16 17:05:34','Due to extreme fire conditions, Lincoln National Forest officials will close the forest to public access starting 8:00 a.m., May 12, 2011.\r\n\r\nRecent fire activity includes the Mayhill Fire, which has burned approximately 5,000 acres in Otero County, the Queen and Last Chance Fires, which have burned approximately 57,000 acres in Eddy County, and the White Fire which burned more than 10,000 acres in Lincoln County.\r\n\r\nForest Service Law Enforcement and staff will be patrolling forest roads and trails. Signs will be placed along highways and flyers will be posted throughout the communities to remind the public that the Lincoln National Forest is closed. The use of all campgrounds, day use picnic areas, and trails on the Forest are closed. All National Forest System Roads will be closed, but all interstates, state and county roads through the Lincoln National Forest will remain open. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.\r\n\r\nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level.\r\n\r\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911. For more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call\r\n\r\n1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.\r\n\r\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices - Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095; Sacramento Ranger District Office – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District Office – (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\r\n\r\n ','Forest Closes May 12th',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3735-revision-2','','','2011-05-16 11:05:34','2011-05-16 17:05:34','',3735,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3738',0,'revision','',0,''),(3739,1,'2011-05-16 11:11:10','2011-05-16 17:11:10','Due to extreme fire conditions, Lincoln National Forest officials will close the forest to public access starting 8:00 a.m., May 12, 2011.\n\nRecent fire activity includes the Mayhill Fire, which has burned approximately 5,000 acres in Otero County, the Queen and Last Chance Fires, which have burned approximately 57,000 acres in Eddy County, and the White Fire which burned more than 10,000 acres in Lincoln County.\n\nForest Service Law Enforcement and staff will be patrolling forest roads and trails. Signs will be placed along highways and flyers will be posted throughout the communities to remind the public that the Lincoln National Forest is closed. The use of all campgrounds, day use picnic areas, and trails on the Forest are closed. All National Forest System Roads will be closed, but all interstates, state and county roads through the Lincoln National Forest will remain open. Property owners and their guests will continue to have access to private lands within the Forest.\n\nThe Lincoln National Forest will reopen to the public when sufficient precipitation is received to adequately reduce our extremely dry conditions and reduce the risk of wildfire to a manageable level.\n\nTo report a fire, call the 24-hour toll free number at 1-877-695-1663 or (575) 434-2286 or dial 911. For more information on current fire restrictions on public lands in New Mexico and Arizona, call 1-877-864-6985. This is a toll-free hotline sponsored by natural resource agencies in the Southwest.\n\nFor more information about the Fire Closure Order or the Lincoln National Forest, please contact the Supervisor’s Office at (575) 434-7200, or one of the following District Offices - Smokey Bear Ranger District – (575) 257-4095; Sacramento Ranger District Office – (575) 682-2551, and Carlsbad Ranger District Office – (575) 885-4181, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\n\n ','Forest Closes May 12th',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','3735-autosave','','','2011-05-16 11:11:10','2011-05-16 17:11:10','',3735,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3739',0,'revision','',0,''),(3773,1,'2011-05-17 00:00:00','2011-05-17 00:00:00','[[WP_CLASSIFIED]]','[[WP_CLASSIFIED]]',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'[[WP_CLASSIFIED]]','publish','closed','closed','','wpcareers','','','2011-05-17 00:00:00','2011-05-17 00:00:00','[[WP_CLASSIFIED]]',0,'',0,'page','',0,''),(3740,1,'2011-04-17 15:35:21','2011-04-17 21:35:21','','classified',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','1917-revision','','','2011-04-17 15:35:21','2011-04-17 21:35:21','',1917,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3740',0,'revision','',0,''),(3762,1,'2011-05-17 16:11:53','2011-05-17 22:11:53','','classified',1,1,0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0,NULL,'','inherit','open','closed','','1917-revision-2','','','2011-05-17 16:11:53','2011-05-17 22:11:53','',1917,'http://www.timberon.info/?p=3762',0,'revision','',0,''),(3791,1,'2011-05-17 10:25:37','2011-05-17 16:25:37','Detected: May 9, 2011\r\nCause: Under Investigation\r\nContainment: 95 percent Acres: 31,861\r\nEstimated Containment Date: May17, 2011\r\n\r\nNote: No delays or closures of US Highway 82 are planned or anticipated for Mayhill Fire operations. Fire traffic may be congested on US Highway 82 and in the Sixteen Springs and Carr Gap Road areas over the next few days due to demobilization of fire crews and equipment. Please drive with caution.\r\n\r\nLocation: The Mayhill Fire ignited 2 miles west of Mayhill, NM on May 9, 2011. The fire burned on lands under the jurisdiction of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico State Forestry, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and Bureau of Land Management (BLM), as well as private land in Otero and Chaves counties.\r\n\r\nSummary: Crews and fire personnel have completed mop-up around most of the perimeter of the fire, including the Mayhill and Sixteen Springs areas. Mop-up should be completed on the rest of the fire perimeter and in the Carr Gap Road area today. Crews will continue searching out and extinguishing hot spots, rehabilitating dozer lines and building water bars for erosion mitigation.\r\n\r\nA Red Flag warning has been issued for today. Winds are predicted to be 20-25 mph with gusts to 40 mph beginning in the early afternoon, with relative humidity decreasing to around 9-13%. Extreme fire conditions are expected to continue into Wednesday with 30-40 mph winds and gusts of 55-60 mph.\r\n\r\nA transition from the New Mexico Type 2 Incident Management Team (IMT) to a Type 3 IMT will take place today at 6:00 p.m. While fire personnel will be scaled down as part of this transition, ample resources are being maintained and will be strategically assigned to the fire area in anticipation of the winds and extreme fire conditions that are predicted for the next few days. The Incident Command Post will remain in the same area near mile marker 32 on US Hwy 82 until further notice.\r\n\r\nPockets of unburned areas within the interior of the Mayhill Fire will continue to burn with low to moderate intensity, especially with the higher winds. 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