Raton School Tax Levy Question Analyzed by Attorney General
Attorney General George W. Prichard provides the ruling on school tax levies for Raton. He explains that a ten mill school levy includes the five mill base and that interest levies for bonds may be assessed without a separate vote. The opinion clarifies notice requirements and clarifies whether county commissioners may levy interest without a public vote. He notes the law is silent on election notices and suggests posting in three public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Prichard
Hiram Hadley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John Morrow
Board of Education
City of
Raton
Morrow
Honda
Board of School Directors
Boards of County Commissioners
Gostedr
Hyomee Hyomel Catarrh Cure Ad From J H O Rielly Co
An old newspaper ad promotes Hyomel as a direct local treatment for catarrhal troubles. It claims it kills germs in the nose throat and lungs and offers an inhaler and bottle for one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents. A guarantee states the treatment costs nothing unless it cures. The ad ends with unrelated lines about a book and a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Tee
Baseball Leaders on Year 1906 by Harry Pulliam
Harry Pulliam endorses a stellar 1906 baseball season across National and American Leagues. He lauds postseason prestige, stronger rosters, balanced leagues, and an exciting championship race, predicting a prosperous year if weather cooperates and teams maintain form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pulliam
National League
ARES
Tenme
Sinverest
Harry
Pulliam
National Lange
Ban Johnson
Attorney General Prichard to resign June first
Governor Hagerman accepts the resignation of Attorney General George W. Prichard after fifteen months in office and plans to appoint Captain W. C. Reid as his successor. Prichard will remain in Santa Fe to handle legal and mining affairs. Governor Hagerman also announces the retirement of Porterfield from the territorial board of pharmacy and the appointment of C. S. Moore of Roswell to fill the vacancy. Moore is a licensed pharmacist. Porterfield’s departure is voluntary and the governor notes his conscientious service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Prichard
Herbert J. Hagerman
W. C. Reid
Roswell
Hagerman
Reid
Prichard
Santa Fe
W. Porterfield
Silver City
Territorial Deam of Pharmacy
C. 8. Moore
Druggslar
Porterfield
Pecos Valley
Pharmacy Board
Moore
Fur Snake Found On Farm After Woodland Kill
A fur snake with a heavy coat was found killed yesterday in a county woods on a farm. The animal's fur resembles a fox and helps it endure cold, though it slows its movement in summer. The piece notes fur snakes were once common in Indiana but declined due to fur demand. Also quoted is W. W. Kearney praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for home use against colds and croup in children, sold by druggists.
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Anning
Farere
Indiana
Hous
Chamberlain
Chamberain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Silver Avenue
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquerque
Navy plans train machinists for ship service in Norfolk
Secretary Bonaparte approves enlisting plan to keep men in engine room force. Norfolk will host a new naval machinists school under Rear Admiral S. M. Thomas. Sailors from Newport may choose deck or engine duties, coal passers learn bunkers and fuel handling, three years to machinists mates second class with promotion path. Senator Smoot faces accusations of multiple marriages, reform calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nant
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Norfolk
8. M. Thomas
Naval Station
Newport
Japan Works While Uncle Sam Sleeps
Washington March 2 A few congressmen warn the United States may lose the Orient trade to Japan unless action is taken. Senator Overman proposes a commission to boost American commerce abroad, but progress is slow as Japan expands government control over railways telegraphs and key industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
China
India
Japan
L. 8. Overman
North Carolina
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Far East
Department of Commerce and Labor
Land purchases rise in Rio Arriba as irrigation expands
Auditor W G Sargeant reports settlers buying tracts from the Irrigated Land company which owns Lobato grant areas. The firm is building a reservoir and ditch system in the El Rito valley, with E G Miller of Denver as chief engineer overseeing operations. The item notes no cost to try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and mentions a free sample offer.
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Rio Arriba County
W. G. Sargeant
Santa Fe
Berito
Sargeant
Irrigated Land Company
Lobato
el Rito
E. G. Miller
Denver
Anti Saloon League Organizes Branch in Tucson
The Anti Saloon League formed a Tucson branch at a Methodist church meeting. R A Alton was elected president and John McBride a secretary. W W Havens presided, with plans to expand membership and hold future gatherings at the Baptist church. A Tucson citizen sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Methodist Church
R. A. Alton
John McBride
W. W. Havens
Albuquerque
League
Arizona and
New Mexico
Baptist Church
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Hadley
B. Jpunior
Oli Lele
Pritchard
Valparaiso, Ind
Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Smoot
Uncle Sam
Japanken
Texas
Southeast
Mikado
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Pacific
Mesa
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
M. P. S1amm
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