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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
3
Dr. Thomas Bassett Keyes of Chicago argues fats link to tuberculosis and urges reconsideration of fat intake. He cites fat digestion, blood changes in TB patients, and advocates regular meals plus subcutaneous oil injections as a cornerstone of therapy.
C B Allaire of San Antonio New Mexico urges corn over wheat for low valley lands. He argues soil and moisture management without irrigation, early planting, frequent cultivation, and selective soil treatment can yield higher per acre profits. He notes corn’s versatility for fodder and home hog and cattle feeding.
The passage references Josh Wise and Andy Hamilton with hints of European travel and a planned streetcar distraction. It notes a detective questioning a suspect about a porch climber and cites Poultney Bigelow as a figure known to many only because of the United States senate.
Notice declares several named claimants in New Mexico for final proof under the 1891 act with amendments. It lists claimants Trinidad Jaramillo y Maxwell Beatris C de Sanchez Abel Romero and others, with witnesses from Tome Valencia Peralta Albuquerque to prove continuous adverse possession for twenty years. Protests or evidence may be offered at specified Albuquerque hearing dates in 1906.
Mr Malcolm R Odell and wife from Vancouver Washington have been appointed teacher and housekeeper at the Indian day school. Miss Bevere superintendent of the Indian school at Taharetl visits, acquaints with Navajo boys and praises their progress. A new fence encloses the school land and a party for the children was held last evening.
George Hofheim, Bland miner, visited the city this week to discuss district prospects. Assessment work has revealed several good ore bodies though activity remains limited. The field looks more hopeful as year ends, but high cost machinery and capital hinder development. Albermarle mill equipment is being removed slowly.
Long, damaged notice records final proof scheduling for Small Holding Claim Nos. 569 and 328. Names claimants Jesus Garcia Dona Chano Pine, witnesses from Valencia and Cubero, N M. Notices cite interior department rules and court dates Feb 7 1906 and Feb 9 1906. Warnings to interested parties to appear or protest.
Two notices from the Interior Department filed January and December 1906 announce intentions to make final proofs for Small Holding Claims Nos. 661 and 662 in Tome and Albuquerque districts, showing claimants and witnesses. The notices request proceedings before U.S. Court Commissioner at Albuquerque on specified dates in 1906 and list the claimants and witnesses from Tome and Valencia, New Mexico.
Notice for publication from the States Land Office in Santa Fe dated December 29, 1905. Details two small holding claims, Romulo Aragon y Baca and Manuel R. Otero, with witness lists from Peralta and Valencia, setting February 1906 for proof and cross examination of witnesses for the claims.
Governor Hagerman named Frank W. Clancy of Albuquerque to join the Chaves Commission to secure a bust of the late J Franco Chaves a New Mexico figure and longtime politician for fifty years and who was assassinated in November 1904 filling the vacancy caused by Pedro Perea's death on the commission.
December 20 1906 notice states Meliton v Otero for S 1 C No 1601 located in section 19 township 7 north range 8 east and section 24. It lists claimants Sato Peralta Jesus Salazar y Otero Plincido Salazar y Otero Jesus Sanches y Alarid Desiderte Gurule and warns Interior dept why allowance should not be granted and cites legal acts from 1891 and 1893 with dates January 29 1906 and dates of the years preceding the survey. Manuel R a
Notices show Barbara J. de Pino and Gorgonio Figueroa among claimants filing further intention to make final proof under 26 Stat. 854, before court commissioner at San Rafael NM on February 9 1906. Others named include Pablo Lucero Banista Baca and Juan D. Martinez of Cubero NM. Details cite lots and sections in township 10 north range 7 west and reference witnesses and interior department inquiry.
State Land Office Santa Fe announces on January 9 1906 the intention of Odora Sanches de Vigil to make final proof on February 17 1906 for Small Holding Claim No 617 in Valencia New Mexico. Witnesses Manuel Alarid Garcia and others to prove actual possession for one year before survey. Local commentary includes Nelsons prospects and a rumored purse offer of 15000 dollars for fights in Frisco and at the Tuxedo club.
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