Suit Filed Over Atrisco Land Grant In New Mexico
A district court suit filed today concerns the Atrisco land grant of 87 728.72 acres granted in 1692 to Fernando Duran Chaves and confirmed in 1894. Plaintiffs Juan N Sanches Carmelita Montana de Garcia Pedro Sanches Felix Tafoya Amado Chaves Drinco Le Chaves Maria Sanchez de Marines Melquiades Sanches seek eviction of unknown heirs and owners and transfer of the land to the real owners, with attorney Alonzo H McMilen. The tract lies between the Rio Puerco and Rio Grande near the old San Fernando site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Leon
New Mexico
Juan N. Sanches
Carmelita Montano de Garcia
Pedro Sanches
Felix Tafoya
Amado Chaves
Drinco le Chaves
Maria Sanchez de Marines
Melquiades Sanches
Fernando Duran Y Chaves
Atrisco
Don Fernando Duran Chaves
Dingo de Vargas Zapate Lujan
Province of
Don Fernando Duran Y Chaves
United States Court of Private
Chaima
Don Fernando Cay Chaves
Alonzo H. McMilen
Plaintate
Rio Grande
Barranca de Juan de Perca
San Fernando
Antonio Baca
Telegraphic markets and stock quotations report
New York stocks and commodity quotes received by F J Grat & Co. list May cotton and numerous Western and Canadian securities, notes on copper, steel, rail and tax stocks, livestock markets in Kansas City and Omaha, and Chicago price quotes. Includes market summaries, currency notes, and brief business mentions such as resignations and dividend meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Grat & Co
New York
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. MI
May Cotton
Amalgamated Copper American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atechisos Con
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colormdo
Chicago Great Western Ice
Missouri Pacific
Mexican Central
National Lead
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Readingcomb Island St. Paul
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Tennesee
Cossee
Esses
Union Pacific
Jumet
Dominion
St North Butte
Nipissing
Sone
Copper King Greene In Town For 30 Minutes
Col. CW Greene of New York, head of the Consolidated Pet Company of Mexico, and a veteran of railroads and mining in the southwest, passed through Albuquerque this morning en route home from a Mexico property tour. A Citizen reporter entered his private car but was barred by porters who said Greene was asleep and to not awaken him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. CW. Greene
New York City
Consolidated Pet Company of Mexico
Albuquerque
Mexico
Colonel Greene
Judge Pendleton Gets Re Hearing In New Mexico Case
A re hearing is set for May 15 in the case of Judge Granville Pendleton of Aztec San Juan County charged with unprofessional conduct before the land office. Pending the hearing Pendleton remains suspended. The hearing was ordered by the land commissioner after a report by Special Agent F C Dezentor. Pendleton is a prominent lawyer and supporters claim political enmity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Pendleton
Axtec
San Juan
New Mexico
Pracee
Land Office
Land Commissioner
F.C. Dezendort
Fendleton
Business Good Here In Albuquerque Card Campaign
Col Sel lers, a real estate man, spread neatly printed cards in windows stating business is good. He aims to boost morale and draw visitors, even considering renaming Railroad Avenue to reflect renewed activity. He reports business never better and plans to keep the town busy with new efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. D. KH. Sellers
Albuquer
Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
Deaths Reported In Albuquerque and Sehnectady Trains
Barbara Sehick died shortly before a passenger train arrived in Albuquerque from California. She was accompanied by her husband and transported to Borders’ undertaking parlors for preparation for the journey home starting tonight. Funeral services for Mrs Emite Dunn will be held Friday from Adama’s parlors with interment at Fairview cemetery. She is survived by a husband and a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehnectady
Califort Oa Lana
Barbara Sehick
Albuquerque
Do Shiek
Emitle Dunn
Jack
South Edith Street
Adama’ Parelors
Lin Fairview Cemetery
District Court Proceedings Reported in New Mexico Case Mix
Bernalillo County District Court adjourned to the next term due to a key prosecution witness illness. The Meyers case saw a plea of guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. related charges were dismissed. Jury selection began for Juan Sedillo on impersonation of a police officer. Perjury cases for Jeidro Maca and Na Uvided Baca were continued. DELMAS PULLY SUSTAINED His GREAT REPUTATION notes Delmas’s prowess as a capital-case lawyer after Thaw coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cne
Michell
Leagdre Dini
Jack Meyers
Meyers
Gregordia —Reyea
Wullty
Delmas Pully
New York
Delphin M Delmas
San Francio
Pacific
Del
Thos Tully
Iank Ross Charged With Attempted Robbery
Frank Rosai, a well known young man, was arrested last night by Po Heeman Babbett on complaint of Fred Vaughn of the Tumber mill. Vaughn said Rosst attacked him near the Hadaracco saloon with intent to rob. Rossi claimed Vaughn was drinking and causing trouble. Bond was set at 15 dollars by Judge Craig, case continued to 5 this afternoon. Antonio Arimito’s case for leaving a horse untied was dismissed. Jose G Martinez, drunk and asleep on the streets, was fined 5 dollars by Judge Craig, unable to pay, increasing the street gang by one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rosai
Po- Heeman Babbett
Fred Vaughn
Tumber Mill
Hadaracco
Third — Street
Rossi
Vaughn
Rosst
Craig
Antonio Arimito
Sturges
Jose G. Martinez
Martines
Popular vote urges new name for Railroad Avenue
A late edition letter page shows readers debating Street naming in a citizens poll. Voters propose Rio Grande Avenue State Street or Albuquerque State as favored options while others urge no change. Letters from residents across the city express opinions on Railroad Avenue’s future name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Tito Grande
Ax & Taxpayer
Busi
Railroad Avenue
National Pen Arbitration and Congress Dinners
Washington April The National Arbitration and Peace Congress held a dinner in the city with President Roosevelt invited though unsettled on attendance. Invitation came from Andrew Carnegie ex secretary of State Poster Justice Brewer Professor Kens Cornell university and Robert Erskine Ely executive committee secretary. Notice to household owners The Minguergue Carriage Company has secured a first class horse driver and guarantees all work with no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
Aprii
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Poster
Justice Brewer
Kens
Cornell University
Robert Erskine Ely
Concrent
PO Holse Ownvars
Minguergue Carriage Com
Lavy, Viet and Tileras
Borders Favors Fru itful Fields In Albuquerque 1907
A. Borders praises fertile lands near Albuquerque as rival to Los Angeles with irrigation needed to unlock potential. Local notices urge attending M. E. tea and city council debates on refuse, street behavior, and public amusements. Ordinances enforce cleanliness, prohibiting ball games on streets and fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie Grande Valley
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
A. Borders
United States
Hernalilio
New Mexico
Albuquer
Jay
Albuquerque Amends Dog Registration Fee Ordinance
An ordinance amends ordinance No 36% to set the dog registration fee at twenty cents per dollar and one dollar per dog killed by the dog catcher. The measure is signed by City Clerk Harry FLL with the date and formal enactment details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Albuqverque
New Mexico
Sit
Westfall in Trinidad Colorado Aroint of Leather Theft
William Dudley Westerfeld a traveling showman arrived in Trinidad from the south and visited Bill Jones saloon. He left a costly pair of leather chaps while at the bar and returned to find them stolen by a patron, who vanished amid the crowd as Westerfeld urged recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfall
Bill Jones
Shorterfeld
Som
Westerfeld
Grand Concert Features Serenade Program and Opera Selections
A grand concert showcases Mawes and a well selected orchestra including Mr Biondin, Mrs Best, Prof DiMaure and Miss Wardwell. Selections span Verdi La traviata Martha Lucia di Lam partita and Il Trovatore with piano and violin solos, followed by an after concert event in Colombo hall with dancing and refreshments. tickets available at Marion's and Colombo hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawes
Piftee
Biondin
Opera
DiMaure
Traviata
Frances
Clarence Hothe
DeWolf
Rubenstein
Mire
Hertha Loebs
Miss Bertha Wardwell
Martha
Roy Loebs
Lucia di la Marmoo
Oco
Mr. Ie
Mies Bachech
Rigatetto
Mise Badaracco
EL Trovatore
Acs
Hertha Wardwell
Emil Coulodon
Zara
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Merhen
London
Weates
Adolph Lewinsohn
Metal Exchange
Howton
Montana
Arlington Officiny
United States Court of Appeals
Custain
Alton Road
Paris
Bosto
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Wethers Tao
Omaha
Chicago Livestock
Ecel
Lee Lower
Cam
Western
Mor von Caneiry
St. Louis
Spelter Market
Aphat—Boetier Sail
Wemar
Imng
Gold Avenue
Pith
Bisth
Copper King
Pendleton
Bernalillo County
Iank Ross
Ross
Central Avenue
University Avenue
Alvarado Avenue
Ay Ieeee
Rio Grand
Colonel Sellers
Main Street
Rio Grande Avenue
Tulse
Siri
Railroad Avehire
iNng Citheen
Subscribeic
M. E
Denver
Colo
Fort API
Huachucs
Colorado
Hayard
Fort Wingate
Fort Douglas
Alan
WE McCauley
Ord
Chris
Daly
Frank McKee
Harily
Meekee
Sir McKee
Pune
Bill” Westfall
Bill
Springs
Colombo Hall
Serenade
Gren
Hee
Marion’s
Mausard's
Copper Avenue
XL Grocery
Griffins
Elks’ Opera House
University of New Mexico
Merry Wives
Windsor
Matson's
OUR
California
Lax Cruces
New York State
Marble Ave
Meeeroom
Albert Faber
Staab Building
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Ave
A. T
Bank of Commerce
F. Tomei & Brothers W
Santa Fe
Savoy Hotel C. E
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
the Champion Grocery Co
Matteucc! Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
Phom
Perior
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
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