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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
4
Notice lists lands in the Sacramento National Forest New Mexico to be restored to entry under homestead provisions. It cites Arden settlement and prior rights of settlers, with July 21 1905 as key deadline for exercising preference, and names applicants such as Julie Huffman of Weed New Mexico and Frank Pierce as official.
Restoration to entry of lands in the Sacramento National Forest New Mexico involves 7lo acres in the Las Cruces and Roswell land offices with a July 2 1908 date. Settlers in good faith for agricultural purposes prior to January 1 1906 may claim a preference right for homestead entry. Lands listed on applications of Annie Hotlan and TF Gase of Pinon New Mexico subject to prior claims. Approved May 7 208. Frank Pierce, First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
Notice of proposed restoration to entry of lands within the Sacramentos National Forest New Mexico granting preference rights to settlers who occupied land in good faith before January 1 1996 and who have not abandoned it. Lands listed under applications of several named settlers with sections and ranges. Entries to be made at Las Cruces New Mexico on July 16 1908 with the Interior Department official approval noted.
Notice is given Nadine B. Nett of La Lust New Mexico has filed intention to make final proof for a land claim. The proof will be reviewed at the Las Races Land Office before Probate Clerk with witnesses listed including Alamioad Alamogordo Price and McAm of Lalus.
Notice from the Land Office Las Cruces details Sven Mess of Alamogordo New York as claimant for homestead entry No. 4475 filed June 9 1905 for a tract in 8W SW Sec 2 Township 5 South Range 2 West. Major of Alamogordo will hear proof July 21. Witnesses named: J C Taylor M M Lower Kanady S Price Eugene Van Patten Register Vol. al
Notice announces 640 acres within the Sacramento and Guadalupe National Forests New Mexico open for settlement and entry under homestead laws. Qualified pre 1906 agricultural claimants with prior possession have a first preference if exercised before July 23 1908 at Roswell New Mexico land office.
The notice lists land parcels in T 198, R 15 E and surrounding sections, with claims by C. J. Lee of Pen New Mexico and A. Danley of Elk New Mexico. It describes a 140 acre tract to be surveyed, with a field description starting at a gray limestone monument and varying compass directions. The action is dated December 23 1906 and approved May 18 1908 by FRED DENNETT and FRANK PIERCE.
Department of the Interior notices Ida Hobbick contesting homestead entry No. 5537 by George E. Foster for sections 31 32 in Alamogordo and Las Cruces NM. Public hearing set July 20 1908 before H W Major and final hearing Oct 1908 before the U S Land Office. Publication ordered due to service issues.
Public land notices announce entry under home stead laws for SU acres in Sacramento National Forest New Mexico. Preference rights exist for settlers occupying lands prior to 1906 with full legal procedures and dates, listing I Harbert of Avis New Mexico as top claimant. Fred Dennett Commissioner and Frank Pleick Assistant Secretary approve notice dated May 2, 1908.
LL N Smith and Company, active real estate dealers, announce a demand for relinquishments and all patented land available for sale in Otero County as resources tighten. The notice requests property owners to contact promptly for negotiations and possible purchase.
Thos M Anderson and Company seek 100 relinquishments at once with real estate and immigration services. Lessons in Spanish offered at reasonable terms. Interested parties should make arrangements. Y Portillo at Woltinger’s store.
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