Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest
Lands totaling 263.51 acres in Guadalupe and Sacrament National Forests in New Mexico will be opened for settlement and entry under homestead laws on June 14, 1908 at Roswell land office. Preference rights exist for actual prior agricultural claimants before June 24. lands described by boundary courses and meridians involve sections 3, 7, 25 in T18S R21B NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe & Sacrament National Forest
N. M
United States
United States Land Office
Roswell
N M
J. Han
Elains
Mr. Elam
Eorner
Joseph Ham
Caristad
New Mexico
John Hatener
Avis
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Jesse E. Wilson
Interior
Notice for Publication final homestead proof in New Mexico
Department of the Interior Land Office at Las Cruces NM issues notice for Austin Patty of Alamogordo NM filing final proof for homestead entry No 065 made Nov 30 1906 in township 16 N south range 19 W. Proof set for June 5 1900s before Probate Clerk Alamogordo NM. Witnesses include George Bo Clesson Alf Alf Watson W Minn Stephen Price Eugene Van Patten registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N M
Austin Patty
Alamogordy
N. M
Alamozordo
Notice of Final Commutation Proof for Alamogordo Homestead
Land Office notice names Curios Grenado of Alamogordo New Mexico who filed to prove final homestead entry 4555 for a parcel in section 30 township 16 south range 10 west. Proof set for June 12 before the Alamogordo probate clerk, with witnesses J J Hill Albert Strauss Manuel Najera Kanady and Eugene Van Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Las Cruces
Curios Grenado
Alamogordo
N. Mo
Wade
No M
J. J. Hill
Albert Strauss
Manuel Najera
Kanady
Eugene van Patten
Irrigation Permit Sought in New Mexico 1908
Vive M. Lee of Alamogordo petitions for a permit to appropriate public waters across several spring groups feeding Buff and Grapevine canyons. The plan uses pipes for irrigation domestic and stock needs, with hearings set for the first of the month and objections due by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D
W.O. A Albright
Camp
County of
Otera
Territory of New Mexico
Territorial Engineer of
New Mexico
Territory of
San Andreas Canyon
Falia
Territorial Engineer
Territorial
Vernon L. Sullivan
M. Lee
Alamogordo
Otero
Territory
Iss. Holl
Vorber
See
Sely
Territorial Tieineer
Homestead Land Entries Open Near Luswell New Mexico
The 230 acre bracing tract within Sacramento National Forest New Mexico will open for settlement under homestead laws on July 7 1908 at the Luswell New Mexico land office. Applicants named for preference rights include KW Bolien of Avis and Walter B Wallace of Pinon with entries approved subject to qualifications and prior rights. Frank Pierce as Interior official signs the notice noting land opened to qualified settlers with preferences exercised before July 7 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento National Forest
New Mex
United States
Jane
Luswell
New Mexico
Sue
Ai. M
Bolien
Avis
Nowy
Owly
Nwt
Walter B. Wallace
Pinon
Phild Dennedt
General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Homestead Preferences on 220 Acre National Forest Lands
The National Forest area of 220 acres in New Mexico is open for settlement under the 1906 Homestead Act terms with July 21, 1908 entry dates at Las Cruces and Roswell. Qualified settlers who occupied lands for agricultural purposes before January 1, 19[unclear] have a prior rights preference to file before the final entry opening, with listed lands including the signl ney of Seg and the sely of gels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento National Forest
N. M
United States Land Office
Las Craeces
Roswell
Land Office Notices From New Mexico Districts
Public land records show Annie Huffman of Weed seeks settlement in Ol and rectangles nwly swly in Las Cruces land district. Also T H Cope of Pinon appears in Roswell district with approval dated May 7, 19ne. Frank Pierce signs as First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Annie Huffman
Weed
New Mexico
Sty
Nwly
Swly
Roswell
T. H Cope
Pinon
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Iuterior
Abandoned Homestead Contest in New Mexico
Edwin Kellar filed a sufficient affidavit in Las Cruces NM contesting Carl Anderson’s homestead claim No 4779 in township 15 south range 10 east. The case cites six months’ absence, lack of cultivation, and nonresidence. notices set for June 15 1908 and April 25 1908 public hearing before land office officials. publication ordered by Register Eugene Van Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Las Cruces
Edwin Kellar
Carl Anderson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Alanogordo
N. M
Eugene van Patten
Register
Contest Notice of Land Entry Abandonment and Hearing
A contest affidavit filed by Eli Winesett against homestead entry No. 487i by Leonard West alleges abandonment of the tract in township 15 S range 10 by over six months and not due to military service. Notice to appear and offer evidence set for June 15 and final hearing June 25 at Las Cruces Land Office. Also notice of real estate seekers Smith & Co offering relinquishments and patented land in Otero County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Les
Eli Winesett
Wade
Nery See
Township
Leonard West
Army
Navy
Marine Corp
United States
H. H. Major
Alamogordo
Eugene van Patten
Register
Wanted 100 relinquishments at once by agents
Thos M. Anderson & Co real estate and immigration agents advertises for immediate relinquishments. The notice seeks 100 relinquishments to be processed quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos M. Anderson & Co
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Thomas Braincad
Tenth Street
Court House
Jo.grant
Pou
National Forest
Otero County
Smith & Co
Nhe First National Bank
Alamogordo, N. M
W.d. Bryson, Henry J. Anderson
Meyer
W. R. Eldson
Byron Sherry
I M. Rhomberg
M. Wyatt
SIL and Glass
Geo. Warnock
Alamogordo, N. MW
Kohlberg Bros
el. Paso
Texas
Embal Mer
Mneral
A. d. Buck
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