Cattle Sanitary Board Meets in Santa Fe New Mexico
A New Mexico cattle sanitary board meeting in Santa Fe was led by Captain O G Austen with Will Barnes as secretary. Members from Silver City, Cuchillo, Roswell, and Carrizozo discussed proposed legislation, especially revisions to the Estray cattle and horses law. They noted current law is cumbersome and costly, and improvements are sought to streamline ownership and disposal. News from Denver on cattle prices and spring demand was also reported, along with work on a comprehensive 1907 brand book and notes from the American National Livestock Association and Dry Farming conventions. The board adjourned to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Sawnte Fe
O. G. Austen
Las Vegas
Will
Barnes
W. H. Jack
Silver City
Robert Martin
Cuchillo
Te Ballard
Roswell
McDonald
Carrizons Ht
Legislative Assembly
Awe Astory
American National Live Stock Association
Denver
New Mexico
American National Livestock Assorciation
National Society
Great American Desert
Tension at Palace Hotel Meeting Delays Cattle Legislation Discussion
Tensions at the Sane workplace meeting held at the Palace hotel Monday night and another yesterday morning led to adjournment until February 25th. Most of the agenda was covered except for legislative matters affecting cattle interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Palace Hotel
Irrigation skilled farmer vacancies advertised across agencies
The notice lists multiple vacancies for farmers with irrigation knowledge across Indian service agencies in various locations including Ponca Springs Oregon Carlisle and Oklahoma with salaries from 400 to 600 per year. It notes examinations for irrigation qualified farmers and several Buffalo River and Navajo postings with 660 to 720 per annum. Also includes a medical ad for Chamberlain cough remedy and grip treatment claims.
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Civil Server Commission
Indian Service
Ponca
Ore
Carlisle
California
Sherman
Cal
Arapahoe School
Oklahoma
Port Lewis Indian School
Colorado
Sam Neb
Wild Tee River
Minn
Ara Ots Leech
Yamax
Winneeb
Vermilion Lake
Salem
Nnum
Ware
Tulalip
Wash
Farmer
N. M. Farmer
Southern Ute
Colo
M. Parmer
Fort Mo
Aria
Carson
Santa Ke
Good Roads Convention Held in Arkansas
Three expert road builders from the U S agricultural department attended the Arkansas Good Roads convention in Ark on January 36 They heard an address by ex Governor Bob Taylor and watched practical demonstrations on the need to improve state roads Also a note on Chamberlains Salve for skin ailments mentions its quick relief and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Ark
Agricultural Department of the United States
Seventh day of the thirty seventh territorial assembly session
Yesterday proceedings covered routine legislative business. Members met at 10 o'clock with most present, journals were approved, and several bills and joint resolutions advanced or referred. Notable items included a tax and exemption bill for transportation cars and a roster publication measure sent to committees, with adjournment set for 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative — Assembly
Martin
Chaves
Datteed
Thirty-Seventh Assembly
Presid Spiess
Daliy Murray
Martines
St My. Duncan
Cameron
Swot
New Mexico
Council Bi
Dalles
Raca
Staplin
Abbotts
Colfax
Holt
Committee On Banks and Banking House
Committee On Judiciary
House
Hudspeth
Santa Fe train No 2 halts at Lamy and Glorieta
Rail notes report Santa Fe No 2 stopping twice between Albuquerque and Las Vegas to avoid connections at Lamy causing travelers to wait at Junction. Master Mechanic J C Hicks, moved to San Bernardino, will relocate with family. KB HM Harlow of Richmond, Cal to replace him at local shops. Also details on legislative sessions, Santa Fe yards progress, and a new railroad rail patent by Mark W Trimble from El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Lamy
Glorieta
J. C. Hicks
San Bernardino
Hicks
HM. Harlow
Richmond
Cal
Harlow
EL Paso
Mark W. Trimble
Idabel
I. T
Patent Department
Washington
Trimble
Pennsylvania Railroad
Helen
N. M
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas
Belen Patent Roller Mili Pacity
BOLEN
New Mexico
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J. D. Emmons
The
Furniture Man Cor. Coal
End Viaduct
Sanitary Board
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Territorial Cattle Monitary Board
Ander
Territorial Cattle Sanitary Board
East Las
United States Indian Services
Arizona
Emer
Shoune
Wyo
Jicarilia
FEE
Walton’s Drug , Store
Chamberlain
Chopin
Zurekal
Dom Ng Tut
Elnsto
Duncan
Council
Boret
Hutton
Spiess
Murray
WAL Rons Drug Store
Barr Hill
Albuquerque Carriage Company
First Street
Tijeras Avenue
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
J. Kerber & Co
North Second
Belen
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker
Pres
WM. M. Berger
Sec'y
Dr. King
Ilams
Terops
Vann & Son
Pole ‘eHlind, Tehing
A. Sleyster
Cromwell
Albu
Standard Plumbing & Heating Co
Third Street Meat Market
Pres and Salt Meats Steam Sausage Factory
Emil Elienworth
North Third Street
al Ki
W. E. Mauger Wool
Raube and Mauger
North First St
Albuquerque, N. M
Tori
RAADS
DON J. Rankin & CO
T. Armijo
Highland
Ambrook Bros
DOLE
Sadie
Jorm
A. E. Walker
W. L. Trimble & CO
Fred and
Sfer
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
August Sherpe
Fort Madison
Wast
Noth
Loti
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