Suprem e Court and Sporting Notes from Santa Fe and Elsewhere
Broad roundup of early 20th century sports and legal items. Seattle and Chicago figures feature in baseball chatter. The New Mexico Supreme Court convenes with cases 1122 1119 and 1102 on docket while local sports news cover boxing denials and football reform, plus notes on Olympic preparations and college athletics governance.
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Supreme Court
Capitol
Santa Fe
Territory of New Mexico
Bird S. Coler
E. Chapman
Appellees
Board
County Commissioners
Santa Fe County
Spiess
Dar Iis
Appellee
Abbott and Renehan
Escolastica Tals
Prichard
Fielder, Dougherty and Griffith
Appellant
Bank of Commerce
Baird Mining Company
Childers
Wilkerson
This Day In History And Quick Odds Jokes
A collage of snippets begins with a remark about not killing two birds with one stone and a waiter offering pork options then jokes about pork chops and lamb beef and Irish stews. It moves to brief historical notes dated January 25 1901 and January 26 1926 and ends with snippets about Boston beans poetry and Chauncey M Depew in uncertain health.
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Walter
Washington
Henry H. Rogers
Missouri
Standard Ol Company
Maryland's New Democratic Senator Debut and Career
A Maryland born 53 year old lawyer and politician rises as a new Democratic senator. He has served in state legislature and congress, was attorney general of Maryland, and fought party battles against Gorman. He debuted in state politics with a Monroe doctrine critique of Roosevelt rail policy.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland
W. 8. Sebley
Gorman
Narture
Han Juet
Roosevelt
Foreigners May Form Mexican Company for Northern Property
A discussion asserts that a foreigner can organize a Mexican corporation to hold property safely, even if every stockholder is a non citizen, and that doing business in northern Mexico will remain as easy as before despite tenure limits on estates.
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Mexico
Foreigners May Mine in Sonora District
Late reports from Sonora indicate the Mexican government plans to enforce old mining rules forbidding foreigners from holding mining grounds in Sonora and Lower California. The policy would revert to regulations suspended in recent years, preventing non-nationals from acquiring mining property or title.
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Sonora
Aziz
California
Territorial Topics r x r PARENTS OF GOVERNOR HAGERMAN LEAVE SANTA FE
Hon J J Hagerman and Mrs Hagerman, parents of Governor Herbert J Hagerman, left Santa Fe Wednesday evening in their private car. They met many people during their stay and added to their list of friends. They had headquarters at their car Always Increases the Strength. A reasonable amount of food thoroughly digested and properly assimilated will increase strength. If your stomach is a little off Kodol Dyspepsia Care will digest what you eat and enable digestive organs to assimilate and transform all food into future-building blood. Kodol relieves Sour Stomach Belching Heart Burn and all forms of indigestion. Palatable and strengthening. Also mentions available from druggists.
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Tillaian
Senator Tillman
Hagerman
Santa FE
J. J. Hagerman
Herbert J. Hagerman
Santa
Quay County School Fund Apportioned for Year
Milner Rudolph, Quay county superintendent, reports the annual school fund apportioned at 642 18 dollars. With 838 school age persons, the per pupil rate is 797 and half the total is allocated to districts May Live 100 Years. Mrs Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine, 70, notes Electric Bitters cured her 20 year dyspepsia and revived her vigor.
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Quay County
Milner Rudolph
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Matilda Sporleder Weds Charles Klute In Las Vegas
At the residence of Mr Charles Sporleder the Catholic ring ceremony united Miss Matilda Hardy Sporleder and Mr Charles A Klute. Father Pouget officiated. fathers Charles H Sporleder and Edward Sporleder stood with the couple during the vows.
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Las Vegas
Charles Sporleder
Matilda Hardy Sporleder
Charles A. Klute
St. Louis
Eaward Sporleder
Progress of New Mexico Baptists in Santa Fe Visit
Rev R P Pope Baptist missionary for eastern New Mexico is visiting Santa Fe to assess growth. Congregations exist in Estancia Alamogordo Cloudcroft Weed Tularosa Roswell Lower Ponasca and more are forming. A church site in Estancia has been donated and construction preparations are underway. Pope is hopeful about Baptists expanding in New Mexico and notes banking needs in Torrance County Petancala is mentioned as suitable for a bank with profitable loans.
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R. P. Pope
New Mexico
Estancia
Santa Fe
Pope
Estuncia
Alamogordo
Cloudcroft
Weed
Tularosa
Roswell
Lower Ponasco
Tancia
W. 5
Hopewell
New Mexico Fuel and Lyon Company
Miership
Torrance County
Petancla
Talk Was Cheap In Trinidad Tuesday
The Colorado Telephase company opened a new Linsee Albuquerque to patrons from the Albuquerque end. Citizens sought free passage from Albuquerque to Denver as the company strings miles of line through Trinidad. The territorial service is expected to extend toward BOW.
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Albuquerque
9Idad
Colorado Telephase
Denver
Aber
Cay
Trinidad
Haton
Bow
Mi o na remedy and land notice blend in 1906 report
An advertisement for Mi o na tablets touts a union of digestion aid and health cure, claiming swift benefits and a money back guarantee. The document also records a 1906 land office notice in Santa Fe New Mexico, listing Beatriz Moya de Sedillo’s final proof claim with witnesses and a call for protest.
Public Notice of Small Holding Claim No 563 and 569
States Land Office Santa Fe announces no proof in support of Jesus Garcia for Small Holding Claim No 569 under 8 1891 as amended. Proof will be before U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque February 7 1906. Witnesses from Valencia include Benito Armijo Juan Apodaca Silverio Martinez Gregorio Apodaca. Protests or rebuttal evidence may be offered at cross examination time and place. Manuel R Otero Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Albuquerque
Beatriz Moya de Sedillo
Jesus Sedillo
S. H
Esteban Rael
Valencia
Bernardino Sedillo
el Cerro
Estanislag Otero
Amada Otero de Sedillo
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Reglater
U. S
Albquerque
Jesus Garcia
Benito Armijo
Juan Apodaca
Silverio Martinez
Gregorio Apodaca
Register
Claim No 328 Proof in San Rafael land case
January 4 1906 notice for Dona oe Pino to prove continuous occupancy on sections 16 17 20 and 8 9 township 10 north range 7 west with witnesses Figueroa Lucero Banista Baca and Martinez Cubero N M Protest or substantial reasons may be raised at the February 9 1906 hearing before the US Commissioner in San Rafael N. M. Records show Manuel Rotoer as Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
San Rafel
Dona Oe Pino
Are
Figueroa
Cubero
N. Ie
Pablo Lucero
N. M. Banista Baca
N. Rot
Juan D. Martinez
Interior Department
Manuel R.otero
Trains Stop at Embudo for Dinner and Royal Gorge Route
The notice describes train routes stopping at Embudo for meals and connections to Antonito and Durango with intermediate points. Alamosa serves Denver and Pueblo via standard gauge Laveta Pass or narrow gauge Salida. The daylight trip passes through the Royal Gorge. Creede branch points also listed. Signed by K Hooper, General Passenger Agent, and 8. Barney, General Manager.
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Embudo
Antonito
Durango
Silverton Land
Alamosa
Denver
Pueblo
Railroad Time Table Effective November 12 1905 Eastbound
Eastbound trains listed with numbers and routes include Atlantic Express No 2 arriving 7 66 p m departing 8 30 p m Chicago Limited No 4 arriving 11 59 p m departing 12 09 a m Chicago Kansas City Express No 8 arriving 6 45 p m departing 2 45 p m Chicago Fast Mail No 10 arriving 6 50 a m departing 7 30 a m California Express No 1 arrives 7 30 p m departing a 184 p m California Limited No 3 arrives 11 10 a m departing 11 20 a m Mexico California Express No 7 arrives 10 45 p m departing 11 59 p m Fast Mail No 9 arrives 11 86 p m Southbound No 9 Mexico Express departs 12 16 Ts Local freight train No 99 southbound departs 5 a m carries passengers Arrives From South No 10 Mexico Express arrives 6 50 a m No 10 makes all local stops east of Albuquerque No 1 runs direct to Los Angeles No T runs direct to San Francisco No 3 runs direct to Los Angeles and San Francisco All trains daily T E Purdy Agent
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Atlantic Express
Chicago Limited
Chicago
Kansas City Express
Weee
Californ
Mexico
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
No. T
San Francisco
T. E. Purdy
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