Petition for 4m apportionment denied in Gonzales case
Santa Fe court denied the petition for 4m apportionment and writ of superseders in the dispute over Anastacia Gonzales, the former Santa Fe assessor removed on incompetency charges. District Attorney Abbott and Romero Horna argued for the territory. Gonzales remains out of office. Brother Augustine, aged 79, educator and former coach at St Michael's, died in St Louis after decades of teaching in New Mexico. Governor Hagerman returned to Santa Fe from Roswell and commented on a proposed attorney general appointment and the county assessor disagreement, supporting Edward Collins for the post contingent on legal processes. He praised Collins for an impartial property assessment and spoke on regional land and water conditions, with rising land values noted around the Preston Beck Grant and Cobras Springs area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastacia Gonzales
Santa Fr Couwy
McFic
Gonzales
BC. Ab]bott
Ro M. Horna
Ronchan
Thompson
Brother Augustine
Santa Fe
Christian Brothers’ College
St. Louis
Augussine
SM. Michael's College
Saam Po
Lamy
Old College
SL Louis
Brother B Lewis
St. Michael's College
Heather Botalph
Brother Domitian
Blichael
Herbert J. Hagerman
Roswell
Torrance
Hagerman
W. C. Reid
Cobra Springs
Taber
New Mexico
Life Insurance Business in New Mexico Reports
Territorial Insurance Commissioner records show several firms active in New Mexico. Mutual Life of New York reported 1451 policies and 97 400 in losses. The State of Indianapolis listed 586213 in policies with 85500 lapsed. New York Life wrote 629916 with 326258 in transactions and 22115 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Mutual Life of
New York
State Fe
Indianapolis
Losies
New York Life
Missouri
St. Louis
Union Central of
Cincinnati
Conservative Life
Los Angeles
Pactic Conservative Life
Mutual Benefit Life of
Newark
Nod
Glorieta Company Buys 1500 Sheep in San Miguel County
Walter M. Taber of Glorieta Cantile and Live Stock Co reports purchasing 1500 sheep in Cuervo area San Miguel county. Price not disclosed but above 4.50 per head. Sheep will be shorn and lambed locally then moved to range in Santa Fe county. Buyer Alfred Long son of Judge B. V. Long Las Vegas ranch about 25 miles SE Cuervo and 140 miles SE Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Taber
Glorieta Cantile and Live Stock Company
Cuervo
San Miguel County
Santa Fe
Alfred Long
B. V. Long
Las Vegas
Tabor
San Ml
Pritchard's Large Placer Deal Reported in New Mexico
Colonel George W. Pichard returns from Jacarillas and White Oaks with news of strong mining activity in the Ficarilla district. A buyer has acquired about 12,000 acres of placer and tests the dirt with a dredge to assess feasibility. Water supply concerns appear promising, with significant yields and reuse of water to prevent waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pichard
Santa Po
Jacarillas
White Oaks
New York
Ficarilla
Jicarilla
Prichard
Paden
Tt Ja
Colonel Prichard
Secret Is Out Miona Cure Promoted by J H O’Rielly Co
An advertisement touts Micona as a guaranteed stomach remedy tested for heartburn dyspepsia and debility. It details ingredients including bismuth substances and nux vomica, and claims a money back guarantee with a box sold for cents. Also promotes Mrs Bambini offering scalp and beauty services with vegetable preparations. A free sample of Chamberlain's tablets is offered at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Otielly & Co
Adda
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Chamberlan
Indicted Judge Piery Named For Passing Checks
A Santa Fe dispatch says grand jurors indicted Judge O W Piery of Hoff J T on seven counts for passing checks totaling 600 dollars that went unpaid. He claimed Oklahoma supreme court ties and friendships with President Roosevelt and General Leonard Wood, and was arrested in New York and brought here on requisition. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver News
Santa Fe
Grand Jury
O.W. Piery
Hoff, J. T
Indian Territory
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Ety
New York
Piery
Notice for Publicatio n Stall Holding Claim No 2072
Notice of intention to make final proof for Stall Holding Claim No 2072 in sections 24 25 township 7 north range 2 east. Emilio Sanches names witnesses Juan Sanches y Apodaca Edward F. Otero Feminio Perea and Manuel Alderete. Public protest and cross examination opportunity at Albuquerque New Mexico on April 17 1906. Manuel R. Otero Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United Stes
Albuquerque
Emilio Sanches
Juan Sanches Y Apodaca
Perlotta
NoMa
Edward F. Otero
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Vis. Pilar
Albquerque
Sisto Baca Y Baca
Mariano Vigil
Roswell Land Office Sets Early Week Record
Roswell land office reports 102 entries in two days covering 16 000 acres mainly north of Roswell, home seekers filling the record pace, surpassing Clayton and long-term totals. Also note a rural testimonial praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism relief from J C Bayne editor Addington Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Clayton Land Office
J. C. Bayne
the Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Fourteen Indictments Returned at Roswell
The Carlsbad grand jury returned fourteen indictments this week including Howard Ringo formerly of Roswell on larceny and aiding prisoners to escape. The panel was dismissed after delivering all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Carlsbad
Howard Ringo
Albuquerque Bond Election and Public Land Claim Notice
Notice announces an April 3, 1906 election in Albuquerque New Mexico to authorize city bonds of thirty thousand dollars for a city building with designated wards and polling places. The second item is a public land claim notice for Small Holding Claim No 645 with dates March 5 1906 and a hearing set April 14 1906 in Albuquerque to prove continuous adverse possession of multiple parcels and to allow cross examination and rebuttal.
Willing Helpers in The Evening Citizen Classifieds
A persuasive pitch for The Evening Citizen classified ads as willing, competent help that works hard for readers Providing steady publicity and dependable service the notice invites subscriptions to receive the news and benefits of ad placement.
Albuquerque Election Notice 1906 Polling Places Listed
Notice of city election in Albuquerque New Mexico to be held Tuesday April 3 1906 from 0 to 6 pm at polling places City Hall First Ward Second Ward office of Charles Kundwick Co Gold Avenue Third Ward office of BE HM Ibanbar South Third Street and Fourth Ward location. Voters will choose mayor city clerk city treasurer council members from wards one two three and four and board of education members four year terms with some four year and two year unexpired term appointments. FRANK McKEE Mayor.
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Cit
Albuquerque
New Mexico
City Hall
Second Ward
Chas Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
E. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Copper Avenue
Third Street
Chas. Knndwick & Co
Ibanbar
Cop
Board of Education
Edu
Board of Eduleation
Frank McKee
First Ward
Second
City of
Albuquesque
Frank McKer
Albuquerque Bond Election Set at Chadwick Co on Gold Ave
Notice declares an election in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1806 from 9 am to 6 pm at Chadwick Co on Gold Avenue. Voters will decide on issuing 300000 in city bonds to buy and extend the Water Works held by Water Supply Co. Mayor Frank McKer. Citizens of Peoria NL form a group to protect public funds with a tongue in cheek jab about funds left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Mesa
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Board of County Commissioners
Edward Andrews
Glenville A. Colins
Bir. Collins
Mr. Collins
Banta Hey
Collins
Colline
W. M. Taber
Pritchard
Jacarilla District
Secret
O'Rielly & Co
Womier
Algbuquerque
Arizona
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
M. P. S1amm
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