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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

Page

3

Territorial Board Debates Railroad Tax Basis in New Mexico

The Territorial Board of Equalization met in Santa Fe with President J. Duncan and Traveling Auditor Charles Saf ford in attendance. Attorneys H. L. Waldo and W. A. Hawkins represented Santa Fe and Rock Island railways as discussions over a uniform taxation system for rail lines continued without action.

Territorial Board of Equalization Charles V. Saf J. §. Duncan Las Vegas Wenceslao Jaramillo el Rite J. A. Mahoney Deming J. F. Hinkle Roswell Alf Janjro Sandoval Albuquerque Martin Lohman Las Cruces Robert P. Ervien The Santa Fe Waldo New Mexico Isleta

Horrible Tortures Alleged Yaqui Attacks Reported

C W Lewis a fireman on the Na cozari railroad recounts finding two Mexicans between Nacoriza and Cumpas with severed feet and cactus wounds after torture. He claims Yaquis operate between Campas and Nacori and that soldiers and officers are present. The report cites Mexican authorities moving troops and recalls a prior traffic disruption.

C. W. Lewis Nacozari Nacovari Phoenix Gazette Lewis Nacoriza Cumpas Nan Douglass International Nacorasl Jenks Transvaal Mining Company Campas Moctecuma

Quanah Parker Said On Deathbed In Oklahoma

From Fort Cobh Oklahoma January 9 Quanah Parker chief of the Comanche Indians is reported near death after a long illness. He governs with wisdom and has accumulated wealth on a large ranch where many cattle and hundreds of horses roam. His mother a white woman captured by the Comanches later died after not being allowed to return to her husband and child.

Quan Parker Texas AH Parker Quanah

New Year Commutation for McDonald in New Mexico Prison

Governor Otero approved by Judge Pope a commutation of J B E McDonald from 15 years to seven for the third degree murder conviction in Chaves county. The action reflects good character and aims to reward behavior with a remaining roughly three years to serve under the territorial penitentiary system.

McDonald Otero H. C. Bursum Territorial Penitentary W. H. Pope Fifth Judicial District Court J. BE. McDonald Chaves County Territorial Muie Mills

Coming Events and Shows in January Listings

January calendar lists Geo Samuels attractions January 9 10 12 24 30 plus Fabio Romaine January 11 Weet's Minstrels January 15 Murray and Mack January 20 Hooligan's Troubles January 23 Ole Olson January 3b. DeWit's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles and skin ailments promising instant relief and healing with circulation boost.

Geo. Samuels Fabio Romaine Old Cross Roads Weet Minstrels Murray and Mack Atraction Ole Oleson

Railroad Time Table and Public Notice of Proof

The 1905 timetable lists eastbound and westbound Atlantic Express Chicago Limited and other trains with arrival and departure times. The notice covers a U S interior land claim for Romulo Aragon y Rack with February 1906 final proof before the Albuquerque commissioner.

Notice of Intention to Prove Claim for Small Holding No 1076

Trinidad Jaramillo vs Maxwell for Small Holding Claim 1076 in Secs 9 and 10 T6N R2E showing Leopoldo Jaramillo Pedro Gallegos Jose Aragon y Bernal Manuel Salazar y Otero as witnesses from Tome and Albuquerque NM. Hearing in Albuquerque NM to determine proof under 26 Stat 864 and 27 Stat 470 with cross examination of witnesses and rebuttal evidence.

Notice for Public Publication Small Holding Claim 1601

State and Lands Office Santa Fe announces that Meliton Otero and heirs filed no proof for claim 1601 under the 1891 act. Proceedings set before the U S court commissioner in Albuquerque on January 29, 1908 to prove twenty years adverse continuous possession in sections of township 7 north range 2 east. Witnesses named: Salazar y Otero Peralta Placido Salazar y Otero Alque NM Valence Gurul¢ Peralta. Those desiring to protest may cross examine witnesses and present rebuttal evidence.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Santa Fe U. S Albuquerque N. M Vis Romulo Aragon Y Rack Ter Baca Y Garcia de Aragon Rafael Gurule Peralta Antonio Jose Aragon Valencia Gregorio Aragon Francisco Aragon Y Baca Interior Department Manuel R. Otero United States Court Commiscaioner Yle Meliton Otero vias _ Jets Register

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