Trains Seized in Colorado Yard Over Back Taxes
In Lamar Colorado a sheriff's force tied down two locomotives and attached cars with heavy chains and padlocks over a disputed $25 000 back tax claim against the Santa Fe railroad. After talks with Judge Northcutt, the engines were released when the railroad paid the tax under protest. Lawyers for the railroad may pursue further legal action.
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Santa Fe
Lamar
Colo
Judge Northcutt
Prowers
Colorado
Santa F
Northccutt
Railroads and court ruling over passenger waivers
An El Paso court case upholds a waiver signed on a railroad pass shielding the company from injuries while riding. The G H & A railway case against J B Bean ties to a stove poker injury. The Santa Fe Railway builds a new boiler house at Raton and plans Mountain Air resort with a Harvey hotel. A washout on the S Santa Fe line near Silver City disrupts service briefly.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Texas
J. B. Bean
el Paso County
Bean
Texas Ranger
District Court
Roan
Free Pasnesveld
Santa Fe Irattroad Company
Raton
M. Gazin
Ioka
Santa Fe
Ikin Raton
Ntainair
Mountainair
Harvey
Lis An Exchange
Selviete Cely
Santa BE
Silver Ciy
Deming
Silver City
Mimbres
Albuquerque
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Belen Patent
WHLEN
New Mexico
How the Senate Fooled The House
Special correspondence from Washington discusses the deadlock over congressional pay raises. It notes House resistance to higher salaries, Senate inaction on reform of alcoholic sales, and the pervasive influence of Washington society on lawmakers. The piece argues higher pay is needed yet unlikely soon, and suggests the public must demand or reform is slow.
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Washington
Dcc
Capitol
House
Senate
Nny
Diplomatic Corps
St Petersburg
Texs
Hin
White House
Aithan
United States Senate
Congress
Nursery products sale of trees shrubs and vines
N. W. Alger at 124 South Walter Street advertises nursery products including fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers offered for purchase from a known seller.
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N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
Willard Couple Weds in Santa Fe Justice Office
Miss Annie Killett and T. R. Odell married at 10 am in Santa Fe at Justice George W. Armijo's office. The bride and groom came from Willard with sister Nettie Elliott. Odell holds a homestead claim near the Hstanda area. bride formerly lived in Greenville Texas.
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Annie Killett
T. R. Odell
Willard
Probal
George W. Armijo
Santa Fe
Justice of the Peace
Nas
Kroom
Mise Nettie Elliott
Odell
McAllister
Oklo
Greenville, Tex
U S Officials Probe Arizona Mining Claims
Frederick Dexendorf of the General Land Office leads a team probing Warren district mining Elaine in Arizona. Special Agent Frank Thompson backs the inquiry as investigators collect information, offering no sensational details until Interior Department guidance from Washington.
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TAL
Arizona
Frederick Dexendorf
Santa Fe
United States General Land Office
New Mexico
Hindes
Elaine
Warren
Desendorf
Frank Thompson
Mabie
Wareren
Interior Department
Washington
Land Purchases in Pecos Valley Attract New Colonists
A Missouri and Kansas colonization of Iddy county lands near Carlsbad grows with buyers paying 25 to 50 per acre. Purchasers include Maddox, De Purner, Crouch, Tillot, Maupin, Johnson, Howard, Kingman, Judge Dye, and others. Much land remains under irrigation from the Avalon dam project. settlers begin clearing soil and ordering fruit trees for shipments. Also notes a local abstract firm and a brief on skin disease remedies and a romance involving Frank P. Gorman’s death.
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NPS
Pecos Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Iddy County
Carlebad
Avalon
Cos River
Charles Maddox
W. de Purner
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Woosen Vrcnen Caaner
J- D
Emmons
East End
Slerika Madie
W. ©. Greene
Nestoration
Casas Grandes
Sierra Madr Railroad Company
Sierra Madre & Pacific
Nueva Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Santo Tomas
Chihuahua & Pacife
Col. Greene
Sierra Madre Land & Lumber Company
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific
Juarez
Nueva
Conducton
Newton
Kan
Edien
Carlos Rodrigues
Mexican Central
Hi Paso
Hlinois Ia
Timeis
Kanai
Reading and Recreation
Slishee
Tex
Beaumont
M. Rice
Topeka
S . Grimshaw
Santa Fe Central Railway Company
Mokey
Belen
JS. Peter
Rock Island
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
A. M. Smith
Nhi
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W. FP. Taliaferro
Santa Fe Railroad
Alvarado
Tehteta
Gurboo
Adar Bradfield Regulator
Atlante
Boboocos
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Chamberlain
APHOP
Frank P. Gorman
Phoenix
Myrtle Matthews
Owensville
Ind
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Hutchinson
Minn
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Xuarde
Gormay
Owensville Gleaner
Sanborn Times
Monroe City
John Kemp
Otlafeld
Bucklen
N. M
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Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Towansite
Belen Town and Inprovement Co
John Begker
WM. M, Berger, Se Y
Albuquerque Carriage Company
First Street
Tijeras Avenue
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
J. Kerber & Co
North Second
Albuquerque, N. M
Dr.King
Williams
Prine
Vann & Son
B. A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Automatic Telephone
Third Street Meat Market
T. E. Mauger
Raape & Maugeffics
North First A
Ravi
Highland
Sambrook Bros
A. E. Walker
Fire Insurance
Mutual Building Assemption
West Railrass Avenue
L. Trimble & CO
Beast
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