Sheep and Wool Growers Hold First NM Convention
The New Mexico Sheep and Wool Growers Association completes its inaugural convention in Santa Fe with 185 delegates, elected officers, and an executive committee, as they push for forest reserve grazing reforms, stronger organization, and anticipated Salt Lake City 1907 national meeting. Delegates from multiple counties elect leaders and plan next steps to unite growers and seek policy changes.
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St. Joe
South Omaha
Ole Portland
Naonal Wool Growers Association
United States
Uncle Sam
Warren
Army
Indian Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Casper
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Votter
Bureau of Forestry
Sherrard
Bureau of Mtry
Porraver Potter
Mureau Forestry
National Association
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Like
City
Utah
Dele
Betes
Wyoming
Idaho
Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Walker
A. A. Ramsay
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Evening Citizen
A. B. Potter
Ariwing
Government Forestry Bureau
A. A. Jones
Las Vegas
Prent
Solomon Luna
Lund
Abbott
Luna
Zuni Mountains
Lana
Widlam McIntosh
Bernalillo
J. H. Bearrup
Gabriel Sanches
Chaves
D. Garrett
Chas
de Hremond
Colfax
Jerome Troy
H.C. Abbot
F Adama
A. J. Craw
Lincoln
Jan
Talafierro
H. A. Scott
Fred Grover
M. Butler
McKinley
S. EB
Aldrich
Clark M. Carr
Sandoval
B. A. Miera
Alejandro Sandoval
Mora
Joseph Holbrook
A. G. Martines
Overo
Jose Duran
Jr Guadalupe
J. M. Abercombre
Carlos Casons
Quay
M. B. Goldenburg
Juan Snehez
Rio Arriba
B. C. Hernandes
Tomas Gongaales
San Miguel
H. W. Kelly
Secundino Romero
Santa Fe
Jose Ortiz Y Pena
J. A. Hughes
Sierra
Francisco Luna Y Garcia
Pari San Juan
J. T. Guques
Ramon Jaanes
Socorro
Louis McRae
Manuel B. Pino
Taos
Julian Martinez
Antonio Pachecho
Union
Chas. Scholeter
Franco Miera
Valencia
Sylvestre Mirabel
Carlos Ba
Major John Green Visits Albuquerque During furlough
Major John W. Green of the Philippine constabulary, based in Manila, is on furlough visiting old friends in New Mexico. Former Gallup town marshal, he left with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders and now works in a high Philippine government post. Mrs Green and children join him tonight and then they head east to Oyster Bay for a Roosevelt conference.
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John W. Green
Philippine Constabulary
Manila
Greene
Gallup
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Albuquerque
Trinidad 6 Santa Fe 4: Early Big Six showdown
Trinidad beat Santa Fe 6 4 as Santa Fe protested the game claiming Quigtey of Trinidad played second base for the victors. Lopes pitched for Santa Fe and Alaska’s Big Six scored but could not overcome the Coloradoan offense. Santa Fe managed a late rally with three runs in the sixth and a lone early tally.
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Trinidad
Santa Fe
Lockhard
Lopes
Santa Fes
Trinidad Beceuse Quigtey
Che Jon
Tare
Yama Company to Perform at Kilo Opera House
The Yama company is slated to appear at Kilo Opera House on Monday and Tuesday September 24 25 with a positive advance notice from Manager Maton of East Las Vegas New Mexico. The schedule lists evening performances at 7 45 and Temple Albert will reopen Sunday morning September 24 at 1 o clock. Children are invited to attend and register for classes with a canteen offered this year.
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Yana
Kilo’ Opera House
Maton
Mihels
Las Vegas
N. M
Tae Yama
BLOOD
Opera Hoda
Temple Albert
Run Way School of
Las Vegas Day at the Fair Grounds Overview
The Las Vegas Day at the Fair Grounds features a diverse lineup with a victorious finish for Throna and strong showings by Tirona and Koward Hale. Events include harness races, a balloon contest, boxing draws, a Pingree Shoe Handicap, and a Montezuma ball setup at the Alvarado hotel with a full committee list and elaborate party plans.
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Las Vegas
Fair Grounds
Tirona
Koward Hale
Throna
Edward Hale
Farmer Green
Missouri
Jon D
Willie C
Paul Arrington
Will Fulkerson
Cavanaugh
Western Amusement Company
Russell
Rairoad Avenue
Second Street
Prof. King
J.C. Cox
Tizona
Nones
Dotard
Salem
Alladin
Roger Q. Kundry
Ragnarok II
Wire
Burtess
Jack McGinn
Satin Coat
Trojan
Vasallo
Scientists Speculate On Socorro Earthquakes In New Mexico
Dr. R. Keyes travels to Socorro to meet Prof. H Fielding Reid of Johns Hopkins, a leading earthquake expert. Reid, California earthquake commission member, will study the recent tremors and help locate the quake center with Keyes. The shocks are thought to be gas explosions, a notion considered fallacious.
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R. Keyes
Socorro
Proessor H. Fielding Reid
Johns Hopkins University
Prof
Reid
California Earthquake Commission
New Mexico
Keyes
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Relen
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Silver City
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Texas Carlsbad
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West Coal Avenue
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Millinery Fashion Company
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Yoo Albuqi
Querque Business College
Aque Business College Library
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