Council Proceedings On Bills And Measures In New Mexico
A long council session reviews bills on taxation rail rights and liquor sales. It approves bills for bank stock assessment and county affairs and reads many measures for third reading while noting House actions on jail walls telegraph services and court dates.
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Spiees
Chafee
Clayton
N. M
Spreen
Ree
Sargent
Council
Board of Equalization
Raitros Inman
Spiess
Motter
Chavee
Counell
Murray
Vnes
Council MH
Judiciary
Staplin
Otero
Cameron
Dulles
Dalles
Reed
Committee On Judiciary
Holt
Molt
Hener
Kappe
Viva Voce
House
MV Suizes
Sionere
Pri
Hadapeth
Ruppe
Homre
Hult
Howke
Committee On Finance
Finance Committee
Moon
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Education
Committee On Territorial Affairs
Committee On Railroads
New Mexico Legislature Debates and Votes on Bills
The session features readings and committee referrals for bills on jail labor livery telegraph telegraph line taxes and recording chattel mortgages. The house passes a measure abolishing the mounted police after debates and amendments reducing rewards, with Governor Otero visiting. Council considerations include settling disputed public accounts and serving executions.
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Dalles
Santa Fe County
Committee On Territorial Affairs
Spiers
Committee On Railroads
Sheriff's
Utle
Committee On Finance
Otero
Cameron
Short Talks by L T Cooper and Rheumatism Letter
A reader letter recounts relief from rheumatism after trying Cooper's preparations. The testimony cites stomach and kidney involvement, rapid improvement after starting the medicine, and a return of strength and appetite. Names and locations include Lawrence Tuscany, Minneapolis, and Aberth Street.
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Cooper
Ray
Lawrence Tuscany
Aberth
Minneapolis
Railroads plan general rate increase prompts Bryan issue
Railroads plan a general rate rise seen as forcing political action in 1908. 1906 earnings rose sharply with total gross for 13 railways up about 74 percent. total mileage 156,687 forming an estimated $24,000,000 rise. Presidents Hill and Tetapo warned higher freight rates inevitable amid rising costs and coal strikes affecting the industry.
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Bryan
Pdle
United States
Terry Reed
Ereiening
James J. Hill
Great Northert
K. A. Tetapo
Chicago
Sea Disaster Toll Surges With 415 Lives Lost Since January
A grim tally shows 415 lives lost in sea disasters since January as ships face peril from wrecks and storms. The report lists multiple incidents including the Naples Irene crash, the Larechport collision, and the Hugoma mangling, with crews and passengers drowning or injured.
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Ife
Naples
Peineem Irene
Sore
Pamengert
Halifax
Mystic
Mock Island
Larechport
Weheon
Harry Knowlton
Knowlton
New York
Valdivia
Kingston
Highland
Mass
New Orleans
Kleber
Tubal Cain
Hothind
Dotterdam
Teriln
Pune “Wenger
Tota Tost
Notice of Homestead Claims Across New Mexico 1907
Multiple entries announce final five year proofs and hearings for homestead claims in Carpenter and Chiliis New Mexico. Registrations list claimants Manuel Otero Daniel M Eduard Carter and others with witnesses named for proof of residence and cultivation before United States court commissioners in Albuquerque Santa Fe and Otero in early March 1907.
Five Year Homestead Notices Filed in Carpenter New Mexico
States Land Office announces Carios Griego of Carpenter NM filed five year proof for Homestead entry 72 in Sec 2 Tp 9N R6W with witnesses Venceslado Griego Jane Armenta Rafael Griego and Jose Griego Garcia all of Carpenter NM and Jose Griego Garcia of Santa Fe NM for cultivation of land to be proved before H W Sotero US Commissioner in Albuquerque NM on March 5 1907 Juan Antonio Garcia of Carpenter NM filed notice of intention for Homestead entry 9297 in Sec 19 and Sec 30 Tp 9N R6W with Fauatin Garcia Pedro Garcia y Garcia Carlos Lopez and Jose Griego all of Carpenter NM to be proved before H W Sotero US Commissioner in Albuquerque NM on March 1907
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
G. M
Laterela
Carpenter
Otero
United States Court
Carlow Lopes
Federico Lopes
Fuxtin Carela
Luis Oa Y Gerx Otero
Sante Fe
M. M
Jose
Vis
United State Court
H. W. Otero
Albuquerque
N. M
Vencesiado Griego
Jose Armenta
Itafael Griego
Carlos Griego
Carpenter, N. M
Manuel R. Otero
Mihalr Garcia
H. W. & Otero
Candelario Ruiz
Pedro Garcia Y Garcia
Jose Griego
Laio Garcia Y Garcia
Manuel ER. Otero
Eduardo Carter
Chillis
N. Mt
Miguel Apodaca
Pablo Beldonado
Cidilo Monteyo
Celso Carter
Chiliit
Carios "Griego
H.W. $. Otero
Albuqverque
N. Si
Venceslado Griego
Jane Armenta
Rafael Griego
Garcia
Register
Juan Antonio Garcia
H. W. Sotero
United States
N. B
Vie Fauatin Garcia
Carlos Lopez
Fee's Peerless Home Made Candies Ad at Walton's
An advertisement announces Fee's peerless home made candies available at Walton's Drug Store. The notice highlights a local product and a nearby retailer for purchase.
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Fee
Walton's Drug Store
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