Important Land Rulings and Ballinger Era Controversy
The article reviews land policy battles centered on Ballinger and Pinchot, detailing how conservation and land withdrawals affected homesteaders in San Juan County. It cites associated court rulings, irrigation projects, and claims that government actions favored large land and mineral interests over settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Pinchot
Mr. Carn
Organ
Guggenheim
Pinchot
Far West
San Juan County
Ballinger
Beever
San Unty
Juan
Lewis
Col Oo Tank
United States
Bisset
USA
Slarch Bennett
Allinger
Govertment
Alonzo B
Land and Investment Co promotes Farmington Longton properties
An 1915 Farmington San Juan County land sale listing advertises multiple parcels in Locke and Rose additions. Prices range from 1000 to 3000 dollars for 560 by 180 foot lots and 7 room houses with outbuildings. Several entries note brick houses, cellars, and pending cash balance terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtto
Tang
Hunter
Roas
Ek i Locke
Locke
Ross
Iice i. Y
Pease
Lockett
Lot
Properties Near Farmington with Water Rights and Orchard Potential
A fragmented catalog describes numerous land parcels near Farmington, New Mexico, with acreages from 12 to 400 acres. Listings emphasize water rights, irrigation, fences, orchards, cabins, and improvements, with prices ranging from a few thousand to ten thousand dollars. Some parcels note proximity to Cedar Hill and San Juan River, and several offer exchange prospects or subdividing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingtom
Consta
Farmington
I Pla
Ehagd
Unclear OCR Text on Prosperity Indicators
Fragmented OCR passage mentions prosperity indicators and names such as Clark Land and Otis. Details are garbled, with missing dates and coherent facts unavailable. The readable terms suggest a local agency notice or advertisement without clear action or outcome.
Hubbard Land Co Drives Land Sales By Auto Tours
Hubbard Land Co markets land by car tours with a big auto that tours buyers across hills. Doctors surgeons surveyors and fruit growers in the county consider or have ordered autos for viewing property. The firm touts the ease of buying land as buyers ride and inspect from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Land Co
I . Aighysician
J Bi McCaernie
Cher al. Selly
Big Land Deal Sets New Record in Local Valley
Joshua Mor of Durango purchased the Huntington ranch of 170 acres across the Animas River from Farmington for 42 500. The land, largely unfarmed, spans across seven to eight acres of tillable ground and marks the largest tract sold here at 260 per acre. Judge Warner of Durango accompanied Mor on the purchase and the buyer may subdivide and improve before reselling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshus ‘Mor
Durango
Arties
Hubbard Land Company
Huntington
Minsula
Animas River
Farmington
Morrison
Judge Warner
Levy Reduced in New Mexico 1911 Tax Rate Decline
Governor Mills and Territorial Auditor W G Sargent announced the 1911 levy of 11 mills, down from 15.45 mills in 1910. Increased county valuations boosted each mill’s impact, improving territorial finances. County treasurers monitor tax collections closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilqanta Fe
N. M
Governor Mills
Territorial
W. G. Sargent
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Elf
New York City
Ane Moe
Ashett
McDowell
Brachot
Khown
Pariala
Liegerjurg
Thomas Ward Jr
Bewis
Interior Department
la Pigta
Purango Board of
Pade
Mt Ky
Bueth
New Mexico Good Roads Commission
Ratta Ervine
Iate i van P
Dante
San Juan
Rmington Fruit Growers’ Association
Sheephis
Ron Epee
Sima
George M. Allen
Farmington L Ngton Land and Investment Company
la Plata
Pace
San Juan River
New Mexico
Parasington
Fara
Cease
Encod
Prive
Anibas River
Texas
Call
Erie
Clark Lands Jarx
Ft Co
Eustomers
B.B. Otis
Pereoentt
Levy
Kingsbury
Roberts, Johnson & Rand
Martin & Martin
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
Rom
the Depot
Farmington, N. M
Ganon Gallegos Trading Store
Gat voatGale Gallup
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