Pioneer Frontiersman Maxwell and the Rise of a Wild Barony
In a feature on Our West Maxwell of Cimarron becomes central to a frontier saga. Lucien Maxwell, scion of Maxwell Land Grant, builds a vast ranch and barony across present northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, hosting Kit Carson and other famed figures. His wealth, gambling, and lavish hospitality crown a dramatic era ending with mining booms and legal battles.
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Nursery Products and Plant Sale Notice at 124 S Walter
N W Alger announces sale of fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers. Contact N W Alger at 124 South Walter Street to buy from a local seller.
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South Walter Street
Churches Unite in Prayer For Sabbath Law Enforcement
In New York City on January 6 191? clergy from Protestant and Episcopal churches held a day of prayer urging release of actors and workers tied to Sunday theatre work and supporting enforcement of Sunday laws. A mass meeting planned to decide scripture text for use in churches. Bishop Potter authorized a prayer asking to protect the day from those who would force work on Sunday.
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Coal Scarcity Hits San Francisco Homes As Prices Soar
In San Francisco observers report a coal shortage with no colliers expected for some time. Prices rise above 16 dollars a ton and the Southern Pacific has stored about 200,000 tons as a reserve. The crisis worsens across the bay, striking poorer households hardest while the region braces for relief.
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Elder
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Southern Pacific Company
Troubles with Indians at Fort Wash ille and related turmoil
Citizens warn of danger as Shoshone and Arapahoe tensions flare near Fort Wash ille. Murder of George Terry, a half breed Shoshone, amid arson and horse killings heightens concern. soldiers presence cited as preventing an outbreak while calls for government action persist.
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Terry
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Notice of final five year proof for Homestead entry
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Santa Fe New Mexico January 36 1907 notice Lula Encela of Carpenter adds that he filed final five year proof to support his Homestead entry Nov 9220 April 17 1908 for the NW SE4 NEW SW Rec 19 Town Range 6B before United States court commissioner H W 8 Albuquerque on March 5 1907 witnesses Leper Federico Lopes Pall atin Garcia and Lute Garcia y Gachi all of Carpenter New Mexico Manuel I Oterlo register
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Carpenter
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
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Chair Garcia
N. Ma
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H. W
Otero United States Court
Albuquerque
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Juan Antonio Garcia
Carpenter, Nows
Notice of final five year proof by Jose Griego y Garcia
Department of the Interior notice from Santa Fe New Mexico dated June 2 1907 states Jose Griego y Garcia of Carpenter New Mexico has fled notice of his intention to make final five year proof for Homestead entry number 678 filed July 17 1895 covering sections 36 township 10 north range 6 west and other lands. Proof will be made before the register and receiver at Santa Fe New Mexico on March 11 1907 for continuous residence and cultivation. Other names mentioned include residents Griego Armentayt e Carlow Ciriego of Carpenter New Mexico. Manuel ft Otero Register.
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United States Land Office
Sante Fe
Carlos Girlego
Carpenter, N. M
Venceslade Griego
Jose Armenta
Kaigel Griege
Jose Griggo
Iardia
Carpenter
Manuel Otero
Notices of Homestead Filings in New Mexico Lands
Notices published from the States Land Office Santa Fe announce filings for homestead entries by Mel Garcia of Carpenter and Daniel Jingo of Carpenter with proof dates in March 1907. Witnesses include Leandro Jaramillo Vic Garcia Donaciano Gutierres Manuel Cutierres Miguel Apodaca Pablo Beldonado Cldilo Montoya Celso Carter, all of Carpenter and Chill New Mexico.
Notices of five year homestead proofs for Carpenter NM
Carlos Giriego and Juan Antonio Garcia of Carpenter New Mexico file five year proof for their homestead entries. Proof dates set before Santa Fe New Mexico officials and H W Otero Albuquerque notary. Names of witnesses and neighbors listed. Also note unrelated advert for home made candy at Walton's Drug Store.
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Walton’s Drug Store
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