NO VIOLATION OF PROF STARR BRINGS MUSIC FROM AFRICAN JUNGLE
The New Mexico Supreme Court continued its Remon session at the capitol with Chief Justice Mills and Associate Justices McFie Parker Edward and others. The ruling held the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico are U.S. citizens not wards, and upholds a decision in United States v Mares and Santistevan that selling liquor to Pueblo Indians does not violate the 1897 act, affirming the lower court’s judgment for the defendants after considering the status of Pueblo Indians and related precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Capitol Building
Wim J. Mills
John R. McFle
Frank W. Parker
William H. Edward & Many
Tra A Abbott Jones Sena
Hs Post
Territory
Wo C Reid
United States
HP. Rogh
Marlane & Sem
Plainstiff
Ve American Turquoise Company
Stringfellow & Tanne- Ajit
Corporation
Appellee
W. W. Petty
McFie
Htt
William Gammon
Louie W
Territory of New Mexico
Abeytin
Belle
Stringfellow & Tarnehill
Pope
Benito Mares
Anastacia Santistevan
Medler
Mares
Santistevan
Pueblo of
Tuan
N. By Loughlin
Santa Fe
Appellees
Arizona
Cltixen
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United
Mares and Santistevan
Taos Publo
Taos
Sid ‘Taon
Pueblo
Teibe
Supreme Court of the United States
Up & Va Verein
N. M
U. 5
Runtietevan
U. S
Crow Dog
U . G . Hickle
Beth
Congress
United States District Court of the
Western District of Washington
Kopp
Territorial Topics in Las Cruces Prosperity Claim
The Las Citizen notes Mesilla valley cultivation with ample water ensures Ana county prosperity. Mines in the Organ mountains lie 15 to 25 miles from Las Cruces and will provide a market and much of the valley's product. The piece also mentions cattle, sheep, boats, and other industries supporting the "City of the Crowes" on a solid foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Mesilla
Ana
Las Citizen
Organ Mountains
Professors Tinsley Lectures In Estancia Valley
Professor J D Tinsley of the New Mexico Agricultural College will spend about a week in the Estancia Valley meeting farmers. He will discuss soil, cultivation, best crops and planting times. Lectures at Mountainall Willard and Estancia January 19 20, open to all interested in Torrance county development. A business meeting of the Estancia Valley Development Association may follow at the close of the Betanoa lecture. The talks are free and start at 7 oclock p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessor Tinsley
Estancia Vy
J.D. Tinsley
New Mexico Agricultural College
Botanest
Mountainall
Willard
Estaneia
Astangia
Torrance County
Two Election Contests Upheld in Yavapai County
In Talbot v Morrison the district court sustains the demurrer, upholding Morrison for district attorney. Court finds no action grounds and rejects claims that North Prescott polling place was improperly designated. Rulings also dismiss Mosher Bradbury and Hardiker contests, finding no fraud, in Douglas county and county office cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Talbot
Tt. B. Morrison
District Attorn
Yavapal County
Rt. B. Stow
District Court
Morrison
Prescott
Talbot
Toland Mosher
J. C Bradbury
Office of County
Hardiker
Justice of the
Pene
Douglas
Dev Rice
NERS
The Citizen Print Shop Ad in Old Newspaper Style
An OCR fragment advertises The Citizen Print Shop offering broad printing services and stamps pricing. It mentions value for money, posting services, and a contact method, reflecting a small local commerce notice with period tone.
Alfalfa Prosperity in Colorado Under Simple Irrigation
Colorado leads alfalfa profits with near twelve million dollars yearly as farmers use simple gravity irrigation and staged harvests. The system emphasizes lateals and sublaterals, minimal land preparation, and adaptable seed varieties from California Utah and Chihuahua. This article traces the crop’s historical spread, noting arabic origins, key introductions, and two main plant varieties with distinct leaf and flower traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Union
Great Western
Chicago
Brest
California
Galllen
Spain
America
Utah
Chihuahua
Mexico
Major Downing
Denver
Greecs
Alfalfa’s Hardiness Across Colorado Soils Highlighted
Field and Farm notes alfalfa thrives in Colorado soils not too wet and survives winter in some areas. It can endure at altitudes near 9 000 feet, with a future where grass spreads across native lands, sustaining people for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Red Soubrette Gladys Van to Head Murray & Mack Act
Gladys Van known as The Dainty Delight of Vaudeville returns as principal female in Murray & Mack's company at Elke's Opera House Friday night January 18. She wears new gowns from France including a satin act gown praised by a top tailor. matinee gowns shown to ladies as fashion plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys van
Vaudevilh
Murray & Mack
Elke’ Opera House
France
Miss van
Tallorn
Dreses
Mine van
FEE'S PEERLESS CANDIES AT WALTON'S DRUG STORE
Dangers of cold and how to avoid it highlighted with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as prompt and effective. Advertisement notes Bucklen's Arnica Balm for chilblains and skin issues, and promotes gas coke by W H Hahn & Co with a citizen want ad signoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
FEE
Walton’s Drug Store
John Kemp
East Otte Field
Also Mentioned on This Page
Starr
Staid
University of Chicago
Frederick Starr
Caruso
TAU
Ndomiee
Aprica
Wm. Chaplin
Chaplin
Railroad Ave
Oben Oes
Ollie Mack
Chas, Murray and
W. H. Hahn & CO
Faywood
Faywood, New Mexico
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
MALL
Proprietor Iron and Brass Castings
Albuquerque
the Elite
F. J. Gross
Silver Ave
Elks’ Opera House
Trius. F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Citizen
Matson's
Clarkville
Beaven
South First Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!