Washington mine victory ends long New Mexico dispute
After twelve years of litigation in state and federal courts, Henry Lockhart wins control of the Bland canyon Washman and Washington mines. Judge Ira A. Abbott rules the earlier filing was a fraud and awards the property to Lockhart, with new owner lines and potential sale prospects worth up to 250000, signaling revival for the Coohili district.
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Henry Lockhart
Washington
Ira A. Abbott
Rupreme Court
United States
New Mexico
Coehili
Pelkey
Ben Johnson
Johnson
Lockhart
Levi Walker
Sampson
Prldce
United States Supreme Court
Int
Levi
Walker
Frank Fagley
Chas
Hubb
Leeds
J. A. Johnson
J. Q. Wills
Pagley
H. B. Fergusson
Warren & Fergusson
Warren
Ferguston
M. P Stamm
Washington Gold and Silver Mining Company
Corporation
William A. Parrish
Colorado
Farrieh
Iittle
Bland
Coohili
Childery
E W. Dobson
Three Cases on the Police Docket
William Byrne and James Carney were arraigned in Judge Crawford's court this morning on charges of the disturbance of order and the resulting death. Carney paid a fine of five days in jail. Byrne initially pleaded guilty then changed to a fine of five dollars. Vincente Alcards, a native, paid $5 for disturbing the peace as Kay Campbell complained, and the session closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Byrne
James Carney
Crawford
Thas
Carney
Byrne
Vincente Alcards
Kay Campbell
Shrine Banquet Amid Frantic Ceremonial Night
Prominent Shriners gathered in Albuquerque for a ceremonial session at Masonic hall, with 50 plus Shriners from New Mexico and Arizona attending. The event included a banquet at the Alvarado hotel and formal initiation plans for candidates, amid theatrical pageantry and speeches.
Shrine Initiation Week At Masonic Temple Draws Notables
J J Kelly of Silver City arrives for Shrine initiations with Albuquerque ties and old friends to ensure a pleasant stay. H Bonem of Hiram Lodge No 18 San Marcial, a longtime Rio Grande merchant, attends as the ceremonial session continues. Dr J Black of Clayton, one of the oldest Shriners, will observe the initiatory work and join the banquet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fa, Yoakum
J. W. Sullivan
Carrillos
Minster
Cerrillos
Olan Clinton J. Crandall
Santa Fe
United States
Alvarado
Albuquerque
Perry
Fort Defiance
Navajo Reservation
Masonic Hall
John Borradaile
Aletrions Potentate
New Mexico
Arisona
V— J. J. Kelly
Silver City
New Mexico City
Metropolis
H. Bonem
Hiram Lodge No. 18
San Marcial
Masonic Temple
J. €. Black
Clayton
Black
Sign of a Blacksmith Weighs Over Five Tons
Noted Gold avenue blacksmith and engraver W. J. Hyde displays a yard of cast off horseshoes before his shop door. He claims the heap weighs more than five tons and reflects the volume of his recent shoemaking work. Hyde says the assortment demonstrates his business scale to horse owners and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hyde
Hyde
Scorcher Suffers Severe Brain Concussion After Bicycle Fall
Oliver Pexel fifteen, son of Mrs Hen cock, 1500 South Second, was knocked from a bicycle on Silver Avenue near Ballios Avenue skating rink and carried home unconscious. Dr. described a severe brain concussion. he was unconscious about two hours and remained unsettled today with muddled mind. He could not recall the incident. local public notices advertise tonight's free lunch at the White Elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballios Avenue
Oliver Pexel
Wot Hencock
South
Silver Avenue
Bis Cad
C. W. Strong
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Central Committee
Bishop Moore
Chemulpo
M. E. Church
THE
White Elephant
Bursum
Jones
Reid
Democratic Territorial
Congress
A. A. Jones
Mapas
Committee
H. C
SUM
Seepublican Committen
Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Ees Roe BP Pth
Sanalaat
Henry Grand
Abiqui
Neill Hines
Savorre
J ON
Edward Aoey
Bickford
Lake
Val N . Toby Barnet Nelson
N . Witting Umbenhower
Gas
Walia John Paterson
Alba
Querque
N. M
Paunelled Bo Miller
N. M. Teene
Charles Tarock
Charles Dolgrover
Alva He Hobbs
Gacording
Repo
Charles Watlington
Rincon
Shriners
Rincon Lake Valley
Fred Rammer
Charles A
Wolrans RW
Hoyt
Las Vegas
Magonle "Temple
Brielness
the Meadow City
Joe Harrison
Lee Shatlenberker
Rio Grande
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Shatlenjlerser
Alvarado Hotel
John W. Rider
Sierras
Masonic
Henry Grant
Abiquiu
Em Frank Johnson
Mr. Johnson
San Maison
John H. Johnson
John de Hart
Banta Fe
Ely
A. D. Goldenberg
Tucumeart
Sea Mason
Delnga
Raton
CN. Blackwell
First National Bank of
the Gate City
Chinf Eaventire
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
Rouen
Rank Henning
C. D. Staunett
Fred
WR. Hyde
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Ladies’ Home Journal
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Mosquetaire
Genet
Leon B. Stern
Pat
Albuquerque Business College
ALBUG
Aque Business College
Milliken
Aren Albert Faber
Staab Building
Mee
Empress
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone CO
Flaming’s Grocery and Cafe
Concarne
Topham
First Street
la Vers
Connection
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad
Avenu
Jomme Rel
Otter
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