Supreme Court Reverses Mine Case In Montana
The U S Supreme Court Justice Brewer decides against the St Louis company in a mining dispute over a 40 foot vein between Montana and St Louis claims near Helena. The ruling clarifies bond and surface rights granting the Montana company the mineral beneath the surface, reversing prior decisions and remanding for a new trial. Also notes a Silver City wedding of Mike Mary Mason to Frank Vesely of New York with plans for a California honeymoon.
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Washington
Justice Brewer
Supreme Comet
United States
Montana Company
St. Louis Company
Drum Summon Gold & Silver
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Mont
Arthur Brown
Utah
Bradley
Rght
Hs Apex
United States Circuit Court
District of Montana
St. Louis
Federal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of Montana
Hunt
Montana Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Brewer
St Louis
Kansas health board tightens tuberculosis fight
The Kansas state board of health mails letters to physicians seeking information on all tuberculosis cases and urging cooperation. Dr Crumbine publishes rules prohibiting spitting, demanding daily airing and cleaning, and damp dusting to prevent spread of germs in workplaces and public spaces.
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Kansas State Board of Health
Crumbine
Mortuary notice for Miss Bessie M Hall of Van Wert Iowa
Miss Bessie May Hall of Van Wert Iowa died at her father E P Hall’s home on South Edith Street at 1 a m today from tuberculosis. She was 23 and came to Albuquerque for health reasons five months ago. Her parents and a sister were at the bedside when she died. The body will be shipped to Van Wert for burial.
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Heesie May Hall
Bessie May Hall
van Wert
Iowa
E.P. Hall
Edith Street
Buria
Mise Hall
Albuquerqu
Almo
Mr. Mall
Towa City
Fulton
Plocution Pupils Wanted at Central Hotel Study Room
Ad offers instruction in breathing and expression by Mme Glenn. Includes a room location and contact, plus a cheap Jersey vow sale notice with a phone contact for immediate purchase.
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Marchest
Emmerson
Glenn HH
Rand Central Hotel
Telegraphic Markets and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Telegraphic market quotes from New York and Chicago include May wheat and corn prices, copper, sugar, and rail stocks. Kansas City cattle and sheep totals show receipts of 7,000 cattle and 6,000 sheep with mixed price ranges. Chicago livestock and produce figures follow, plus New York metal and wool notes and a steady money market.
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New York
Amn
Car Foundry
Atchison Corn
Anaconda BR. & C. Br, T. Canada
Colo Fuel
Nat Lead
Norfolk
Penna
Reading Co
Northern
Pac
Southern
Pac St. Paul
Iy Union Pac
Iy Union Pac Urs
Pea Green Shannon Santa Fe
Hutte Coal
C&a
Siprising
Kansas City
Western Fed
Fed
Chicago
Roswell Couple Wed Quietly at Parsonage
Mbert Hanry and Miss Eva Higday were married Sunday by Rev. John Murray of the Methodist Episcopal church at the Roswell parsonage. The groom, a leading First National Bank employee, has eight years service. the bride, a four-year Roswell resident, is noted for charm and amiable bearing.
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Mbert Hanry
Aamamanc Cas
First National Bank of
Examinations for Rhodes Scholarship Underway in New Mexico
The Rhodes scholarship exams in Albuquerque at the university open this morning and continue until tomorrow evening. Three candidates are Ralph Toscher Hugh Bryan of Albuquerque and Frank Light of Silver City. Exams cover Latin Greek grammar algebra geometry and more with results likely by March or April and a potential New Mexican representative at Oxford.
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New Mexico
Ralph Toscher
Hugh Bryan
Albuquerque
Frank Light
Silver City
Oxford University
Oxford
Rhodes
Legal conflict over liquor sale to Pueblo Indians discussed
Foraker and Assistant U S Attorney EB L Medler review territorial supreme court ruling that selling liquor to Pueblo Indians is not a crime when Indians adopt white man citizenship. They note U S Supreme Court precedent from Kansas may limit this, while Medler says reservation jurisdiction could negate citizenship questions and focus on testimony and overt act.
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EB. L. Medler
Territorial Supreme Court
United States
Kansas
Atorney Medier
Toy pistols found in mail at Nogales border
A Nogales dispatch reports customs at the border intercepting a mail parcel sent from Hermosillo via St. Louis containing two small toy pistols. Officials noted the ongoing Mexican efforts to stop firearms imports and cited frequent border incidents as part of routine inspections.
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Nogales
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Hermosillo
St. Louis
Senora
Air compressor and improvements at National Copper Mining
The National Copper Mining company in Whitewater Canyon Burro Mountains plans to install a Norwalk air compressor capable of 450 cubic feet per minute to power drills hists and pumps and to erect a 100 ton concentrating mill. Manager C P Laughlin leads development with Denver capital backing. Six arrests troubled the police as the New Year began.
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National Copper Mining Company
Whitewater
Burro Mountains
Norwalk
Silver City Enterprise
Efc. P. Laughlin
Denver
P. Laughlin
St Louis Capitalista
Seventeen Found Plotting Against Diaz Reported
From Chihuahua, Mexico, word says seventeen men were convicted and sentenced for plotting against Diaz. The lead conspirators were to be publicly shot, but the sentences varied from one year to seven years. Four were to be jailed at Ulua, others at a military prison, as a rurales escort escorted them to Mexico City.
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Aubguwh
el Paso
Chihuahua
Mexico
Diaz
Ramon Sarabia
Vincente de la Torre
Eduardo Goveales
Nemesio Tejeda
Ulua
City of
Albany, Albuquerque Night Scene and City Notices
ALBUQUERQUANS VISIT Line picked up from the Santa Fe tracks near the viaduct where they insist ed upon lying with their heads across the rails They were asleep at the Switch. The others were so drunk they were down and out near Second street and Coal avenue. The police hauled them to the city for a dray wagon. Judge Crawford gave each man five days on the streets. Braden arrested for steak theft not reported. A. Div lumber magnate arrived to confer with Crescent Lumber. F Quicker visiting his son at the skating rink. plans retirement. Open HM Tuesday 6 p.m. 224 for crackers and store ads. Maple syrup ad, New Home Bakery, 218 West Railroad avenue. Found guilty maple. Basketball dance tonight with five-piece orchestra at New Home Bakery. Imperial Laundry Co.
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Santa Fe
Second Street
Coal Avenue
Crawford
Albuquerque
Braden
Bah- Ditt
Department of the Human Interior
A. Div
J. Salle
Crescent Lumber Company
Zelger
Albusquerque
Quickel
Zieget's
Hfo
Silver City Enterprise
Decision Frays Laws On Selling Aquar to Indians
Lawyers discuss a territorial supreme court ruling on selling Aquar to Indians with far reaching consequences. The debate centers on the broader implications as various cases move to the United States court.
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Territorial Supreme Court
United States
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Mra. Vine Mason
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Frank Vestey
Los Angeles
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America
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New York Lodge
No. 1
Kansas State Board ON Health
F. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
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Money Market
Prime Mercantile
New Call
Eany Invent
Louie, Mo
Spelter
University of New Mexico
SONOR
National HK Company
Grant County
Petlee
Padoy
Nicolas Montoya
Margarito Fernando
Refugio Belasquez
Jose Cabarubia
Santa Fe Construction
Albuquerquans
Marble Ave
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Railroad Avenue
Imperial Laundry Co
Lucca
Lommori
Matteucci
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Railroad Ave
Raynolds
The
Matthew Dairy Co
Matthew Daly CO
J.C. Baldridge
Sherman-Williams
T Street
Coal Ave
Albert Faber
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of New Mexico
Bernalillo
Strickler
Vv. P. & Cash
Solomon Luna, J. C. Baldridge
M. Merritt
Notary Public
W. J. Johnson
Colorado Telephone Co
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Doctor McCormick
West Mallroad Avenue
W. W. McCormick
M. D
Sixth Street
Mme. le Normand
Grand Central Hotel
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