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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1906

Page

7

Santa Fe Adopts Lands Along the Santa Fe in New Mexico

The Santa Fe promotes western settlement with a pamphlet detailing free lands along the line. It covers Pecos Valley and Chavez through Dona Ana and Bernalillo, listing counties, land use, irrigation needs, and available homestead or desert laws. It notes grazing, farming, and irrigation possibilities with water sources, reservoirs, artesian wells, and dam projects. The article also mentions a company campaign to educate and entertain employees, including reading rooms, touring lecturers, and music.

Santa Fe West New Mexico Arizona Pecos Valley Pecoz Valley Chavez County Roswell Heddy County Carlsbad Roswell County Portales Clayton Mesilla Rio Grande Dona Ana County Las Cruces Socorro Lag Cruces Sterra County Hillsboro Elephant Bute Lencia Las Animas Mora County Mora Saear Miguel Suits Fe Sandoval Hernalillo Tani Santa Ares Bernalillo County Albuquerque Grant County Silver City Guadalupe Leonard Wood Santa Rosa Guadalupe County Leonard Wood County Torrance County Torrance Colfax Raton Lund Ana Deming Las Croces McKinley County Gallup The

Grand Army parade draws attention to Geo Burlingame in Minneapolis

In Minneapolis on August 17 the Grand Army reunion parade features Geo G. Burlingame of Cleveland. He wears Civil War era gear including a rifle with a loaded cartridge and a hat with butter nose decorations. He reflects long service and personal history from Hatch's Run to Valencia, while a separate land notice in New Mexico lists numerous homestead entries and final proofs with witnesses named.

Minneapolis Geo. G. Burlingame Cleveland Department of the Vie Pilar Trujillo Francisco Olguin Dario Gutierrez Juan Apodaca Carpenter, New Mexico Manuel R.otero

Official Matters At Land Office Shortages And Busy Entries

The land office reports being short handed and overwhelmed with filings. Sixty six homestead entries are recorded for the first ten days of August, with Torrance County leading the district and San Miguel second with twelve. County breakdown shows Bernalillo Colfax Guadalupe Mora Rio Arriba and others with limited entries listed.

Torrance County San Miguel County Enries Desret Bernalillo Colfax Guadalupe Mora Rio Arriba Val Sey Miguel

Stage to Jemez Springs Transport Plans

The undersigned offers trips to and from Jemez Springs. Information available from George H. Moore, 113 West Railroad Avenue. James T. Johnston.

Jemez Springs Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore No. 113 West Railroad Avenue James T. Johnston

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