House resolution seeks review of New Mexico mining lands
The 1908 measure asks the Interior Department to examine townships 10 north range 11 west and 11 north range 12 west New Mexico Meridian for mineral content and to withdraw any lands found to contain minerals from railroad grant status. It demands notices of land selections be clearly posted and requests investigation into mining activity prior to patent issuance to Santa Fe Railroad, plus potential fraud or misrepresentation by railroad agents. The petition seeks cancelation of patents covering mineral lands and protection for long-occupied mining claims.
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Stephens
W. 11
Towhahiys
New Mexico
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Fe
Builroad
Railroad
Mitchell Bros
Spaulding
Mitchell
Railroad Company
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Railway Company
United States
Raroad Company
Secretary of the Interior
House of Representatives of the
Horth
Col Anit
Tron
Fasc
O Tie Banta Fe Railroad Company
Salt Township
Alto
Raiload
Elton
Sun
Neu Forest
Eabl
Interior
United States Land Office
N. M
Albuquerque
Adelaida
de Otero
Placido Salazar Y Otero
Jesus Salazar Y Otero
Peralta
Higinio Chavez
Jesus Garcia
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Court
Jesus Garcia Y ‘Lopez
Carpenter
Bernalillo County
Princess of Wales unpopular as monarch and myths of George V
A long critical portrait questions King Edward's successor, claiming the public dislikes the Princess of Wales and the future George V. It paints George as weak and controlled by his wife, noting public sentiment and rumors of past marriage, with Teatime Edward as the darling heir and potential future king, while touching on royal public perception and succession rumors. Public notices follow about land claims and final proofs in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Edward
Great Britain
St. Stephen
Prince of Wales
George V
Princess of Wales
Mary of 7
Duke of Clarence
Clarence
Mary Mar
Georgs
Engtisumen
Georgy
George
Malta
Australia
India
Queen Victoria
England
Aout
Prince
Mr. Henpeck
Lttle Presse
Alexandra
Wales
Princess’ Elient
Teinee
York
All
Hie Uirone
Prince Eddy
Duke of
Connaught
Southern Anti Saloon Issue Debuts In Territorial Press
The Fifth issue of the Southwestern Anti-Saloon reflects a multi church and community leadership slate including Rev T M Harwood, Rev J M Rey A, H Harrison, MR Hickey, Mrs M J Horden and officers in New Mexico led by Rev Henry C Thomas and J L Emmons. Editor W W Havens outlines anti liquor editorials and cautions readers not to rush to close all saloons but to unite in a religious effort within the territory.
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W. W. Havens
T. M. Harwood
J. M Rey A
Hh. Harrison
Revming
Hickey
J. 2 Emmons
Christan Church
Cattle rustlers arrested after mounted police chase
John Fife and Thomas Darlington captured by mounted police after a week long pursuit across eastern territory. Police report significant depredations and cross county movement as they secure two alleged cattle thieves, with investigations continuing amid warnings to the public and a broader crackdown on rustling networks.
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John Fife
Thomas Darlington
Mounted Police
Fornoff
Mounted
Solu Mite
Darlington
Pontlaves
Sim
Bader
Tueumeart
Fernof
Carrieid
Msth
Eve
Byrne
Dicadee
Postmasters Appointed and Local Appointments Declared
Officials announce postmaster appointments including Melvin B Birdsall at Whitewater and Aireos Wallace at Kosdteo, with further nominations to the Las Vegas convention. Governor Haugen notes pending appointments and addresses vacancies from a recent interim superintendent removal amid a contested election. A violent incident near Runwell is described with suspect claims and disjointed testimony. Medical ads claim De Kine’s New Life Pills as a remedy.
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Melvin
B. Birdsall
Whitewater
Rant County
Aireos
Wallace
Kosdteo
Grant County
Las Vegas
Herbert J Haugen
Gruvslaw
Ponta Fe Central Railway
Profencor Parker Bar
Runwell
Campbell
Las Vegan
Foneyr Dickey
Hapenthats
Jose
Toxethan Hoereumon
Albuquerque City Building Bond Purchase Proposals Open
Bids for thirty thousand dollars of city bonds will be received by the City Clerk of Albuquerque until noon June 4. Each bid must include a one thousand dollar check. Bonds are one thousand dollar denominations, bearing four percent interest, payable semiannually, maturing after thirty years with city option to redeem. The city may reject all bids.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cork
Seus Cman
Furthr
Pi Trown
Ter
N. BM
Harry PY
The Banked Life and Its Modern Convenience
A speech extols bank accounts and checking as modern progress. It contrasts a traveler without a bank with a neighbor who uses an account, noting a pass book, checks, and the receipts they provide. It argues that starting a checking account is easy and essential for orderly finances.
Seats may be reserved at Matson's after April 20
The notice states seats become available for reservation at Matson's starting after April 20. It indicates limited availability and invites interested patrons to secure their seats promptly.
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Matson's
General Merchandise and Real Estate For Sale Albuquerque Area
For sale bargains near Albuquerque include one and a half miles south with rail for cash, a three mile ranch with two ditches for irrigation, and thousands of cottonwood trees for transplanting. Also a large two story store with stock, room for wagon shed, and dirt-cheap cash prices. Contact owner for details.
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Albuquerque
General
Wil Bell
A. Bratina
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