Sacramento forest set aside in New Mexico proclamation
President Roosevelt signs a 1907 proclamation creating the Sacramento national forest in New Mexico. It covers about 51,000 acres south of the Mescalero reservation and 47,360 acres at the north end. The area has suffered from heavy timber cutting and range damage but federal control aims to protect timber and watersheds while limiting interference with stockmen. The piece notes ongoing property assessments and penalties for late returns, plus local official comments.
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Roosevelt
Sacramento Naonal Forest
New Mexico
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Forest
Lincoln Reserve
Sacramento Forest
Pecos
Penasco
Lin
Bernalillo Court Rules in Favor of Sandoval Plaintiff
In Bernalillo County District Court, Josefa R. Sandoval obtained a judgment against M Y Gomez and others in March for 1841.15 plus 19.20 costs. Gomez allegedly refused payment and undetermined allied parties aided him. Sandoval seeks the adjudged sum, costs, and 5 percent interest at sale, with Marron and Alex aiding.
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Josefa R. de Sandoval
M. ¥. Gomes
J. Mo Archuleta, Jr
Archuleta, Mer
Sandoval
Gomes
Gomez
Sane Doyal
Rio Arriba
Marron and
Alexaider
Eleven Prisoners Go to Penitentiary
Eleven prisoners are sent to the territorial penitentiary after a rapid intake surge since Saturday. Four were brought from Dona Ana county by Sheriff Jo Lucero and Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Oliver, including Matias Gonzales serving one year for assault and Marino Duras with six months for burglary. Others faced terms for forgery, larceny, and related offenses, with several additional inmates transferred yesterday for third degree felonies, including Burns, Lawson, Caine, Rogers, Harmon, Garcia, Armijo, and Fisher.
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Tereitorial
Dona Avia County
Sheri Jo i Lucero
Frank J. Oliver
Matias Gonmales
Asault
Francie Selesco
Hope Merling
G. W. Taylor
Marino Duras
Ford
Sheri Armijo
Tle
Burns
Alas
C.D. Lawson
Henry Caine
William F. Rogers
F. J. Harmon
Manuel Garcia
Allan M. Armijo
John Fisher
Nemault
Cupid Held On Qui Vive By Brakeman Petit
Miss Lenore Helle Bord from Anna traveled to meet Henry Mack Petitt a Santa Fe brakeman living at the Graystone Hotel on Gold Avenue They obtained a marriage license but later indicated no wedding would occur The couple planned a ceremony at 430 pm with Rev Hugh A Cooper officiating Reports say the wedding may proceed or be a prank Despite probate records showing the license Petitt 21 and the bride 23 claimed Albuquerque as their residence
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Lenore Helle Bord
Anna
Henry Mack Petitt
Santa Fe
Graystone
Gold Avenue
Mr. Petite
Petitt
Citizen
Graystone Hotel
Mr. Petitt
Hugh A. Cooper
First Presbyterian Church
Puple
Petit
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Provate
Albuquerque
Clarkville Mines Sold to American Fuel Company
Reliable authorities report the Clarkville Coal Company mines, located about four miles west of the city, will tomorrow pass under American Fuel Company ownership. The sale is large in scope and promises extensive redevelopment, likely restoring a sizable workforce after a dwindled local staff.
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Ind
Clarkville Coal Company
American Fuel Company
Thin City
Gallup
University Play at Elks Opera House Promises Strong Production
The third annual University of New Mexico play, staged at the Elks' Opera House, impresses with professionallike costuming and staging. A faithful recreation of the early English setting includes Heine's oak and woodland spirits, with a cast of about forty students under the university’s direction.
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University of New Mexico
Elks’ Opera
Shakesapeare
Heine
Windsor Park
Vilage
Viger
Ford
Page
Storm Delays Santa Fe Trains Across Region
Heavy Sunday night rains disrupted Santa Fe schedules with passenger trains arriving hours late. Train 3 reached Albuquerque at midnight instead of 7 45, and trains 7 and 9 came in around 3 30 this morning. The California Limited, due at 11 35, was seven hours late.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Trinidad and Raton
Las Vegas
B. Purdy
California Limited
Needles Loses Steam Laundry Fire Destroys Building
A Friday midday blaze destroyed the Needles Steam Laundry building and its contents. No one was inside at the time. cause undetermined though smoldering embers are a possibility. Insurance covers damages and planned rebuilding on a larger scale.
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Humes
Jorurance
Ireer
Cistern Like Cable Fault Hits Colorado Telephone Service
Heavy rain disrupted Colorado Telephone service with one underground chamber leaking, turning it into a cistern. The central business district manhole is most used. An expert from Denver is en route, and the company asks subscribers for patience until repairs are made.
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Colorado Telephone Company
Central Exchange
M.D. Graham
Denver
Telegraphic Markets and Weathered Crop Notes
Telegraphic market quotes from New York and regional livestock summaries across Kansas City Omaha and Chicago reflect steady grain demand, firm money in the east, and mixed livestock prices with cattle and sheep receipts. Copper and steel news influence equities while weather and labor tensions frame regional outlooks.
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Kansas
Stock Exchange
Kansas City
Venturn
Omaha
Wool Market Steady at St Louis April 30
Wool market in St Louis shows steady pricing with no change. Spelter market in Bt Louly noted as April 16 with hazy or unclear data.
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St. Louis
Spelter Market
Bt. Louly
Hae
Price of Health and Local Advertisements
In a compact 19th century style, assorted ads highlight health remedies and consumer goods. Ella Slayton promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure-all for malaria districts. Burdock Blood Bitters offered for blood purification and complexion. Notices warn about personal liability. Public warnings, kitchen appliances, and printing services appear from Futrelle Furniture Co. and O K washing machines.
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Dr. King
Ella Slayton
Noland
Ark
O. K
Futrelle Furniture Co
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Sacramento National Forest
Santi
St. Elmo Cuneo
Gransfeld
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Berna- Hilo Cour
Grunsfela
Bryan
Waterville
Maine
William J. Bryan
Colby College
St. Elmo
Salvador
John A. Cuneo
Bant
Cuneo
Sant
McMillin
Knapp
Sant Sn
Craig
Bernalillo County
Cupid
Qui Vive
Hugh A. Gooper
Gray Stone
Clarkville
Ameiican Pure
Gallup Ite
Graham
F. J. Grat & Co
New York
Barnett Building
N. M
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper American Smojters American Co
Atchison
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Chicago
Great Western” Erie
Missouri Pacific National
Nortonsylvania
Kk Inland
Uithern
Uthern Railway
Union Pacific
Copper Range
North Butte Butte
Anne
Lebanon
United States
Steel
Kansas City Livestock
Wiwe Slson
Colorado National CO
LIP Assurance
Ewitt & Prewitt
Comercial Club
NK Trotter
Vader Shades
Albert Faber
Staab Building
C. F. Alten
Zaki Wash
U.S.A
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. B. Elder, Armijo Building
The
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
IXL Grocery Meat Market
South Edith
Kim
OUR
Kaiveas City
Elks’ Opera House
Merry Wives
Windsor
Melvineston
Mise Mannering
America
Mire Mannering
James Ky Hackett
Mose Trelawney
Avires
Trelawney
Welle
Dean
Lie
N. H. Andrus
A. T
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
F. Tomei & Brothers W
Jn Santa Fe
Savoy Hotel
C._E. SUNTAAGG
Colorado Telephone Co
Champion Grocery Co
J.C. Baldridge
First Street
Coal Ave
New
Mex
Badle
Bambrook Bros
Jon Street
Colombo Hall Dancing School
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