Railroad for Sunny San Juan long postulates southern route
In a New Mexican editorial, surveyors for a proposed Culoratto Ofigmbes and Mexican railroad head south from Bailey toward Deming to locate a line from Columbus to Farmington via the mountains. The route would cross the divide through Tierra Amarilla and Lupe-Ting to the San Juan, aiming to connect New Mexico with Utah and Salt Lake City, with potential regional benefits if built.
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of Bailey
Culoratto Ofigmbes and Mexican Railroad
Deming
Echayén
Columbes
Farmington
Eg Mountains
Burro Mountains
Sante Fe
Reilseld
Cohoreat
Saltroadine
Center
Rio Beene
New Mexico Central
Igeebe Now Corporation
New Mexican
Almanac notice with mixed old advertising phrases
Fragmentary notice describes an almanac for 1600 with early publication in 1808 and various promotional lines. It references forecasts, mail orders, discounts, and inquiries to a professor, but the text is garbled and includes many extraneous phrases.
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Tri R. Hicke
Polorn
Earo Brands
Ronen
Coal Lands Severs and Homestead Rights in San Juan County
The cases question territory where coal was found and whether homestead entries should be suspended while Washington reviews right of possession. Experts doubt commercial value of the coal and cases await higher court review with possible criminal actions if fraud is found.
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San Juan
Colfitz
Masa
Caueleg
Washington
Lands Restored To Public Domain In Navajo Reservation Extension
Land Department restores nearly all additions to the Navajo Reservation in southern county from 1907 after long opposition by sheepmen and cattlemen. The restoration includes portions of the 1836 extension to the Navajo Sochen Reservation in New Mexico, with specifics on west of the first guide meridian and 92 450 acres to remain unsettled for allotments.
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Land Department
Taveleen
Govenor Curry
Andrews
Burns
Cleveland
New Mexico
Big Enterprise Syndicate Forms for Colorado Land Development
Articles filed for the Castila Ratate Development Co forming a large enterprise to develop 535 000 acres in Colorado and northern New Mexico part of the Bagrende Criate grant. Backed by Boston and New York capital, it covers the Culebra Castille watershed and the La Belle mining district.
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Colorado
New
Castila Ratate Development Co
Secetary of State
Eaid
Boston
New York
Culebra and
Castille
Estimates of Indian and New Mexico appropriations for 1900s
Treasury estimate details funds for Albuquerque post building 980000 and Ronwell court complex 966000. Includes Fort Bayard ice plant 680000, Indian schools in Albuquerque and Fort Defiance 951900 and 951000, Pueblo attorney 1500, Todian agents 1800, San Juan river bridge 10000, Apache and Pima support 42000, Port Mojave and Phoenix schools totals up to 119400 and 8000, Truxton school 18000, surveyor staff 2500 10000 1000.
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Congress
Bec. Cortelubu
The
Treasury
Arizona
Kew
Mexico
Albuquerque
Ronwell
U. S. Army General Hospital
Fort Bayard
Arena
New Mexico
Indian Echoes
Endian Subusi
Baste Fe
Pueblo Indians
Todian
San Juan River
Shiprock School
Indian Bureau
Eall
Pof
Dt Todian
San Carlos
Atrisuna
Phoenix School
Iodian School
Truxton
Aris
Indian Service
Arisons
Territory of
New Monico
Local News Briefs and Incoming Appointments
Rev KU Waldraves returns from Ft Lowia mess Art Pond visits from Colorado with parents Elmer King home from Agri cultural College on vacation W B Miller back in Pagoes Springs after visit Mrs FL Albert family heads to Oklahoma Newly elected county commissioners to meet at Aztec Monday Rev Salyer Free Methodist moves to Dupango Rev Baffel to take place Special Indian Agent Gone groh notes report predicting no Indians left within three generations
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Art Pond
Colorado
Elmer King
The
Agricultural College
Miller
Pagoes Springs
Albert
Oklahoma
Board of County Commissioners
Aztec
Salyer
Dupango
Baffel
Gone Grho
Oil Field Drilling Advances Reported at Merican Hot
News from the San Juan oil districts notes Brice and Goodrich drilling on Hyde and Raplee grounds with promising flows. Galloway and Rotary rigs planned to start January 1 as Chicago firm prepares a large survey crew and aims to ready a first rig early in the year.
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Buff
Woodridge
Arjileveral
Merican
San Juan
Bluff
Cortes Herald
Brice
Hyde
Raplee & Hyde
Mr. Goodrich
Galloway
Uray
Chicago
Summer
Farmington Town Needs Unite to Advance Prosperity
A local appeal urges residents to boost Farmington’s future and resist outside critics. The letter argues progress comes from a few active, united citizens while laments the doubters who shirk responsibility. Dated signatures show community voices like Drone and Knocker backing collective effort.
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Farmington
The Gold Contest Vote Standings at Christmas Present
The standings show Lille Pond tied with Will Norr and Ale Walling, Rose Hyde, Paxton 106 Chas Marshall 85 My H R Cline Nealtie Coyne 2% Blench Allene Johnson 300 Gracie Locks Alta Towner BR U Waldraven Guithee ng.
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Lille Pond
Will Norr
New Mexico Statehood Prospects Highlight Governor Curry’s Washington Trip
Governor Curry reports strong support for statehood as the Andrews bill moves from House Territories Committee. He cites Rep Hamilton as a key ally and notes Senate leaders like Foraker Felton Flint support the measure. Curry toured D C and Chicago to promote statehood ahead of the January 4 reconvening.
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New Mexico
George Co Ort
Washington, D.C
Govenor
Gov. Curry
House of Representatives
Obngreeeman Hamilton
Territories
House
State Senate
Senate Committee On
Senate
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Sen
Felton
Oregon
Flint
California
Andrews
Wotaker
Curry
Washington
Chicago
Cedar Hill Community News and Holiday Notes
J H Jackeson traveled to Durango with a produce load. Mrs William Flack visits from Durango with her family. Miss Begsie Newton will leave Jan 1 for Greely Colorado to attend the normal school. B Rice ill with cold from well digging for C H Wood. A box supper will be held New Year’s night at Cedar Hint o for Faulkner school. G A Tinker sells threshing outfit to build a new house. B Madison and wife arrive from Colorado Springs to help at the store. A large crowd attends the Christmas tree and Li dies Aid program providing a bountiful tree.
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Wm. Flack
Durango
Mies
Local Residents Return from Trips and Visits
Aztec O H A O Snyder is in Durango on business. Frank Bates has returned from Durango. C L Thompson of Telluride spent Christmas here. Geo G Anderson of the Eden Ditch has returned from Denver. Ww H Daff civil engineer on the Eden Ditch has gone to Denver on business. B Tawheend and daughter Miss Grace have returned from a visit at Durango.
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Go. C. L. Thompson
Telluride
Geo. G. Anderson
the Eden Ditch
Denver
B. Tawheend
Mise Grace
Durange
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Intereet
Paldt
Wa. H
Deas
Sunny San Juan
Veyors
W. A. Hunter
Vie
Peo Ag
San Juan County
KU. Waldraves
Ft. Lowia Mess
Stapho
Statehood
Cedar Hill
J. H. Jackeson
I B. Rice
C. H. Wood
Cedar Hint
Faulkner Achol
G. A. Tinker
Aprivr
B. Madison
Colorado Springs
Mr. Craig
Hinemas
O.H. A
O. Snyder
Frank Bates
Duran
Geo. E. Allen
N. M
Grand Valley
Allen
Walter B.coston
Real Batate
W. d. Hill
Ganon Gallegos Trading Store
Medicina
Eldto
Tian
Gallup
Corral
R. T. F. Simpson
Lena M. Ricketts
Ens
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