Assessing Bernalillo county taxes and apportionment disputes
A tabulated statement from 1896 to 1906 shows Bernalillo county valuations and tax levies, noting large declines after 1896 and 1904. The piece critiques county governance under Hubbell and Gutierrez, contrasts city taxes, and debates legislative apportionment validity under territorial law with references to court opinions and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Citizen
Bhelaw
Bernalillo County
Attorney Field
Board of County Commissioners
T. C. Gutierrez
Hubbell Board of County Commissioners
Democrat-Journal
N. B. Field
McKinley
Sandoval
Berhallio County
Territorial
Montoya Denounces Journal Lies in Albuquerque Letter
Albuquerques Montoya defends his honesty and political views in a pointed letter dated October 17, 1906. He rebuts claims by The Democrat Journal of aiding the Hubbells and accuses opponents of libel over campaign finance accusations and questions of county division votes. He asserts alignment with friends, notes tariff shifts, and defends his role with La Bandera and local publishing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo
Bernalillo and
Sandoval
Bernalino
Thomas B. Catron
Santa Fe
Infantes of
Council
Catron
Tam
Walker
Leach
Montoya
Clark
Tubbett
la Bandera
Ald
Albuquerate
Democrat
Columon
McKinley County
The
Charlee ¥. Safford
Olera
Citheen
Esto Montoya
Alimquerque
N. M
Judge Abbott Rules on Apportionment Authority in Territorial Case
Judge Ira Abbott finds the suit by Mon. T. B. Catron lacks equity relief as the plaintiff seeks a political right. He considers merits, examining whether the September 6 apportionment violated the organic act or statutes, noting delegated powers shift to local and outside bodies as courts have recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beott
Raynolde
Gillioan
Lewis’ Sutherland
Catron
Abbott
Brayton
Hagerman
Mon. T. B. Catron
England
United States
Congress
Aawnelos
Palleere
Mouton
Congress of the United Baxter
Whah
Interstate Commerce Commission
Suoneme Court of the
Liveryman Seeks Return Of Horse And Buggy From McIntyre
H F Byers of Belen seeks a man to Albuquerque to fetch a horse and buggy found in the possession of James McIntyre known as Blackie. McIntyre was arrested by Patrolman Strausner as he drove into Trimbles stable. He remains in city jail awaiting transfer to Belen. Blackie gave conflicting stories about how he obtained the turnout. Also wanted at Santa Rosa on grand larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Byers
Belen
Albuquerque
James McIntyre
Blackie
Strausner
Trimbles Stable
Jim Belen
McIntyre
Santa Rosa
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Opera House
Gutierror
Spon
Democrat Journal
Democratic Orator
Ross” Marron
Olek
Mia
Kinney Va
Texas
Legislative House
Morning Journal
Republican County
Electon
Republican Party
Hubbells
New Mexico
Amelia
McKinley Republcan
Tarife
Mitchner CO
South Second St
Ira Abbott
Ladies’ Home Journal
M. Ellison
South High Street
Chas. J. Frank
Copper Ave
R. A. Frost
Huning Avenue
Leon B. Stern
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque Business College Library
Atuihen
New Mexic
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Borradaile
Gots Avenue
Evi Groces
M. Berger
Albuquerqu N
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone Co
Flaming’s Grocery and Cafe
Concarne
Topham
South First Street
la Veta
Connection
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’rielly & CO
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
West Railroad Avenue
Soho
Ecececeoces
Cort
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