New Mexico Tax Board Sets Territorial Valuations 1907
The January 1907 meeting of New Mexico’s territorial board of equalization sets per mile valuations for rail lines across the territory. Rates cover Pecos Valley, New Mexico & Arizona, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Colorado & Southern, Southern Pacific, El Paso Northeastern, Denver Rio Grande, and related branches and sidings plus named hotels, depots, and properties. Also fixed are agricultural and grazing land values and timber lands across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Board of Equalization
Territory
New Mexico
Pecos Valley & Northeastern Railway Company
Carlsbad
Raute
New Mexico & Arizona Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Albuquerque
Perth
Lake Valley
Socorro
Magdalena
Santa Fe
Lamy
Cerrillos
Las Vegas Hot Springs
Blossburg
Hanover
Santa Rita
Colorado & Southern Matway Company
Catskill
Southern Pacific Raihway Company
el Paso & Northeastern Railway Company
Texas Line
Alamogordo & Sacramento Tull Road Company
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Antonio
Durango
Lne
Denver & Rio Grande
Lumberton
Badon Lumberton
Capitan
EL Paw & Northeastern Railroad Company
Jurila
el Paso & Northeastern Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Castaneda
Mexico
Santa Fe-Pacific Railway
Lax
Supreme Court Decisions and Tax Assessments Noted
The New Mexico Supreme Court continued its session at the capitol, ruling on cases including Thompson v Snyder, Baen v Perea de Otero, and Plant v Gradfield. It also considered service by publication, affirmed lower court judgments, and remanded for further proceedings. a death in Chicago prompted memorials, and new admittees Pace Goldman Davies joined the local bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Ihs
Capitol
Levi R. ‘Thompson
A.B. McMillen
Maria Inex Garcia de Snyder
Appellee
Pope
Roman L. Baen
Filomena Perea de Otero
Sanago Anaya
Appellees
W. K. Plant
Gradfielder & Co. Appellee
Abbott
Territory of New Mexico
L. A. Meredith
Appell
Cutler &Nelson Paint and Color Company
Appellant
Orson, Hinman and Farnest L. Oakes
Browne and Manzanares, Company
Casalus
Guise
Supreme Court
John Black
James Black
John Murphy
Fourth Judicial District
Leavenworth
Kansas
L. Bradford Prince
Chicago
Joseph B. Gary
Tule
Gary
Bar of
Kearney
John A. Pace
W. Goldman
Clayton
Edward P. Davies
Willard
Messrs. Pace
Goldman
Mr. Davies
W. H. Pope
Levi Ft.Thompson
Ve. Maria Inez Garcia de Snyder
Wax
Triath Court
District Court
Bernalilla
Albuquerque
Ambrosio Garela
Court consolidation over same facts in Pilant cases
The court orders consolidation of W. R. Pilant cases with Hersen and Company on identical facts and questions, to be decided on unified briefs. Separate opinions awaited from both sides. The cases stem from Chaves county district court appeals. Also included are medical remedy notices for mercurial catarrh cures and Hall's Catarrh Cure claims stating no mercury and Toledo origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placita
Justic Ira JA. Abbott
W. R. Pilant
Ve & Gradfielder and Company
Appellce
Appellant
Hersen and Company Appellee
District Court
Chaves County
F. J. Chenney & Co
Torrance County Court to Hold Short Session in Estancia
Judge Ma of the sixth judicial district announced jurors will be drawn in Estancia on February 4 for a brief Torrance County term. The session opens with only 2500 dollars in the court fund and features four murder cases including Territory vs Domingo Valles for the Franco Chaves assassination at Pinos Vella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extancia
Torrance County
Domingo Valles
Coronel J. Franco Chaves
Pinos Vella
Valles
Santa Fe
Jap Clark
Chase
Torrance
Elise
Venezuela
Jose Lueras
Embassy Officers Introduced to Queen by King at Buckingham
In London on January 1 Captain Sydney A. Cleman of the Twenty second United States Infantry Major John Beacom military attache and John Tt Carter secretary of the embassy were presented to Queen Alexandra by King Edward at Buckingham Palace in the first level of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sydney A. Cleman
Twenty-second
United States Infantry
John Beacom
John Tt. Carter
Queen Alexandra
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Racing Notes on Horses and Yachting Events Amid Yearling Purchases
Blue Lee, twice a two year old winner, was sold in New Orleans for 2000 dollars to Captain Thomas Cope. Brown Hal, a premier pacing sire at 28, retires from stud duty. A Sysonby skeleton prepares for display alongside Wilkes and Percheron at the American Museum of Natural History. A son of Dan Patch sold to James E. Tracy for 2600 dollars. Derby entries include August Belmont and Herman Duryea among 167 total. King Edward and others have nominations. A jockey killed at Ascot Park is identified as Lewis Sureda, living in Budapest. Lipton’s Cup for Jamestown Exposition is set at 1000 dollars with large sloops racing. Yacht news from New York to Maine mentions launches over 50 feet and speeds around 21 knots. Amarita, the fast schooner, and other prize ships noted. Alonzo C. Maynard, the “Pure King,” dies at Astor. he was 45? years old. August Belmont trophy to open Palm Beach Gun Club season. Pindust system tested at Pinehurst tournament. Canadian Amateur Athletic Union issues a warning to United athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lee
Captain Thomas Cope
New Orleans
Brown Hal
Major Campbell
Captain Campbell
Tennessee
Sysonby
George Wilkes
Percheron
American Museum of Natural History
Dan Patch
Edgar Beersing
Indiana
James E. Tracy
August Belmont
Herman
Duryea
King Edward
Richard Croker
Mrs Langtry
Lord Roseberry
Lord Falmouth
Duke of Portland
B. Blanc
Ascot Park
Lewis Sureda
Budapest
Hungary
Lewis
Thomas Lipton
Lewis Herneg
New York Yacht Club
Maine
North Haven
Vincent E. Hubbell
Larchmount
Alonzo C. Maynard
New York
Astor
Belmone
Palm Beach
United
Canada
Montreal
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
Pelrpont Morgan
Princess de Montgglyson
Sag Harbor
L. 1
Ttle
Lasker
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tenn
George Sutton
Ara Morningstar
Orchestra Hutl
Europe
Skating Bodies Clash Over Canada Championships Split
Canadian and American skating bodies quarrel as the Amateur Skating Association of Canada withdraws from the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union. The CAAC denies involvement in skating, while patrons note cross‑border entanglements and upcoming events in London and New York.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board OF New Mexico
Pecos
National
James
Duncan
Cessro Jaramillo
Chamberlain
Estancia
Hostetter
Oak Harbor, Wash
Paulding, Ohio
J. K. Allender
Chaplin
Wm. Ghaplin
Railroad Ave
Doe
Alberta
Egypt
United States Department of Commerce
United States
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Co’s., Ltd
Calgary
Canada Sales Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Pecatty Foundry
Albugeeroes
Clarkville
John
Beaver
South First Street
Thos
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Beles Tucker Block Company
Paul Gilmore
Yankes
King Richard
John Grifith
Sis Hopkins
Creston
Julius Caasar
Charles Hanford
Imperial Laundry Co