Cattlemen Protest High Gila Forest Grazing Tax
A large Sitgre Sitgre City meeting speech to Gifford Pinchot stems from cattlemen across Grant Sierra and nearby counties. Petition seeks grazing charge cap at twenty cents per head per year, arguing the grazing tax would harm a major local industry already strained by poor grass water and rough terrain, listing attendees including Wayne Wilson and J.W. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitve City
Gila Reaery
Gila Forest
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Washington, D.C
Gila Forest Reserve
Grant Socotra
Sierra
Gita
Notaries Appointed and Corporate Filings Noted
Governor Otero appoints notaries public including John V. Blake Shiprock Teodoro Romero Ranchos de Taos and others while territorial secretary records stock increases for Southern Pacific Railroad Troy Laundry Machinery and new articles of incorporation for Hobbes Hardware Co with principal place and starting capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero John V. Blake
Shiprock
San Juan
Frank L. Oliver
Chambering
Dona Ana
Teodoro Romero
Ranchos de Taos
Taox
Udo
Hammell
Clayton
Union County
John 8. Crozier
Carlsbad
Hidy
Frank G. Bartlett
Socorro
Frank I. Walroth
Willard
Torrance
Jose Sanches de la Lea
Albuquerque
Bernalilio
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
Troy Laundry Machiney Cmpany
Troy
New York
Ences
J. W. Haynolds
Hobbes Hardware Company
Weiner
Bila
A. L. Holi
T. FF
Governor Otero Submits Comprehensive New Mexico Report
Murph and M M Dawson of Ra on Colfax county accompany Governor M A Otero as he sends his annual report to the Interior Secretary for the year ending June 30 1905. The 1000 page typewritten volume is described as the most complete governor’s work, aimed at promoting the territory’s resources and urging statehood within current boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero
M. A. Otero
Secretary of the Interior
Hin
New Mexio
New Mexico
Government Printing Office
Farmington Fair Promises Largest Exhibit Yet
The Farmington fair in Farmington New Mexico runs September 18 to 16 1905 with plans for expanded fruit grain and vegetable displays and larger prizes. Walter M Danburg secretary notes a grand display with an expected thousand Indians and a fire dance plus Indian sports. The fair will attract newspaper men from New Mexico as trains make Farmington more accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
N. M
Island
Himiness
Walter M. Danburg
TP. McCreight
Albuquerque
Fair
Farmington Fair
New Mexico
San Juan County
Queen City
Land of Golden
50 000 Acres Signed Up in Southwest New Mexico
Dispatch from Santa Fe reports completion of papers for the sloning up of grants Brazito and Santo Thomas in the great Pe Vailey country. About 50,000 acres now signed for Engle dam total, with A Keen territorial land commissioner in the Rio Grande region. Keen calls southwestern New Mexico a garden spot for the territory. Also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and daily fresh fruits at Maloy's. A bank report from Albuquerque lists assets and liabilities, with 262,888.98 loans and discounts and 890.31 reserve. J. B. Herndon cashier attests to the swearing of the bank statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazito
Santo Thomas
Saya
Engle
A. Keen
Territorial Land Commissioner
Great Pe Vailey Country
Rotwell
Busness
Territorial Land Office
U.S
Reece
Standing of the Clubs and League Notes
National and American League standings mixed with team abbreviations and scattered notes from New York Cleveland and Chicago. Mentions of upcoming games, lineup considerations and a brief healthful advert for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and a general note on a Smith Wheat writing typewriters and Club House Flour bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnat
Cleveland
Iutosties
Deg Moines
Des Moines
Dante
Harry Fluke
Harry
Pueblo
L. C. Smith Bros
N. W. Alger
South Walter St
Pittsburg Co
Cincinnati
Ray Hat
Elphia
Ogo
Detroit Washingom
St Laouis
American Mona
Columbis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Wena
Kansas City
Cenver
Sioux City
Omaha
Joseph
Knockers and Rooters Ball Game Tomorrow
A local sports item notes a ball game scheduled for tomorrow with fans urged to attend. Details on teams or location are not clearly stated in the fragment.
El Paso Browns Submit Names Of Ball Players
The El Paso Browns listed players for a tournament entry with $1,600 posted by the association. Names included Buckman Widmhan Jacoby Krause O Hearn Reinhart Lone Yall Keating H Sprints Kelly Coleman Loring Smith Kaufman Green Ed Taylor J Greenwood Forbes and others. The McIntoshes also practiced amid rough field conditions and a Sunday game risk if grounds are not cleaned. In Santa Fe, Las Vegas Blues beat Santa Fe Centrals 11 to 3 as Newmier struck out 11 against Cable’s eight with Ancients and Centrals errors. next game called at eight with Newmier Shvaler for the Ancients and Benn McDonald for the McIntoshes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Browns
el Paso
Pass City Hoya
Browns
Buckman
J. Widmhan
J. Jacoby
HM. Jacoby
Krause
O'Hearn
Reinhart
Lone
Yall
Keating
H. Sprints
Kelly
Coleman
Loring
Smith
Kaufman
Green
Ed Taylor
J. Greenwood
Forbes
McIntoshes
Traction Company
Thiretay
Santa Fe
Las Vegas Blues
Santa Fe Centrals
Newmler
Cable
Central
Ancients
Blues
Centrals
Newmier
Shvaler
Benn
McDonald
McIntosh
S. French
Kune
Sandall
Short
Neher
Pettus
Hale
Ortiz
Sharp Cutlery Deals at the Cash Buyers Union Store
The Cash Buyers Union Store at 122 North Second Street advertises exclusive agency for T Hessenbruch & Co Cutlery. It offers pocket knives from 25 to 50 cents, razors from 1 to 1.75 dollars, various scissors sizes, butcher knives, razor straps, and glass cutters with guaranteed quality under proprietor Wm Golde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hessenbruch & Co
Cash Buyers’ Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
Portoffies
Official Paper
Bernalillo County
Allvocated Press
Sivamee i
Ee Eee
Otters Ani
Alvoilé
Mdun
PymnieHiNiy Company
SUR Telerhones Automatic
Bell
Gila Reserve
Wayne Wilson
W. H. Jack
Victor Culbertson
M. F. Fleming
Percy Wilson
J. W. Fleming
Claude Wilson
P. M. Shelly
John M. Crain
Lee Rice
William Doyle
W. R. Pitts
J. L. Wyndham
Simeon Hollstein
Dr. Cunningham
T. J. Stockton
T. Kean
M. F. Downes
J. J. Burnside
Ed Birago
Murph and
M. M. Dawson
Raon, Colfax County
de Witt
DeWitt's
Maloy’s
State National Bank
New Mexic Tne
Potal Ss
Woneh Eae Seeresy
Apponite
Dewand
de Poppet Shar Eno
Iveerec
Mexico
Demalillo
J.B. Herndon
J.T. Herndon
Carrect—Atwort
N. Marton
Dye
Jay A. Wahs
N, McGugin
Olay Bulite
American Association
Mulwakgg Coc Cree
Isahans St. Paw
Columbus
DeWitt
Sue
Sante
North Second Street
Wm. Oolde
Arvees
Sandias Mountains
U.S. Cavalry
W. H. Greer
D. K. B. Sellers
Bambini
West Railroad Avenue
Knight's Midnight Sun
Low Rat
Louisville
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Louis
Memphis
And
Rock Island Systems
Colorado Spring
Glenwood Springs
H. S. Luyz
A. T
5. F. Ky
Rio Grande Lumber Co
A. H. Heyn
Mgr
BASE
Traction Park
McIntosh Browns
Sasta Fe Centrale Sgathet
McInvowd Browne
T Jeaeon Asiurdd
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