Court notes from New Mexico district court terms
State of New Mexico cases include Frank Marestow trial set for January 7 and R K Fuieten trial January 8 for larceny. Jones found not guilty on assault with intent to commit. Weatbrook convicted of arson with motions for new trial pending. Head pleaded guilty and sentenced to two to three years. Civil matters set for January 6 to 10. Town board debates water contract costs and license renewals, adjourns after stormy session.
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State of New Mexico
Frank Marestow
Thomas H. Jones
State of
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Jess Revers
Ana Costa
R. K. Fuieten
M. L. Burrows
Ernest Weatbrook
Pinkney Head
Allen Couple Return Home From Florida Mesa Trip
Geo Allen and wife arrived from Florida Mesa Saturday where they had been staying for a period.
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Geo. Allen
Piorida- Mesa
Bonds A Failure In San Juan County Road Plans
San Juan County bonds worth 30000 for roads and bridges are void as the election did not meet the required sixty day interval after petition filing. A new election will be called due to ongoing need for finances to improve roads and bridges.
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San Juan
Bond House
Electric Power Feasibility Discussed by Town Leaders
Steane of Weatinghouse Power visited to assess automatic pumping for waterworks after Farmington Light and Power requested study. Town Board heard that water shortage makes current scheme unfeasible, but centrifugal pump could overcome issues. a pumped plant may be installed in time, reducing need for engineer services.
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Steane
Weatinghouse Power Company
Farmington Light and Power Company
Ta' Bra ‘Peport
San Juan County and the New State debate in Aztec
Judge Edmund C. Abbott spoke at the Aztec Discussion Club on San Juan County and the New State. He praised local governance, urged development of coal and irrigation, urged fair tax treatment for outside capital, and warned against factionalism hindering progress.
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Aztec Discussion Club
Edmund C. Abbott
San Juan
San Juan County
Boston
Washington
British Northwest
New Mexico State News Highlights and Developments
A Albuquerque business meeting aims to energize the city for the new year. Santa Fe plans a $300,000 hotel, while federal court duties shift to Santa Fe. The Deming Chamber launches The State of Lincoln Club to drop New Mexico as a name. A liquor ordinance in Rouquerque imposes a $308 annual license for druggists. Incorporation papers filed for Candela ria Brothers Co a $50,000 cable and wool business. John W. Stevens seeks a large Rio Grande chicken farm site. Strong sells 300,000 cubic yards of stone near Wa trous for Santa Fe rail ballast. 300 laborers to be employed. W C C Burke supports Black Mesa irrigation prospects. New Mexico’s sovereignty is discussed with reference to its early governance and native peoples. Hon B S Rodey visits Albuquerque. Game warden issues licenses via parcel post. State Engineer French says Las Cruces to Organ road work may start soon. a 12 mile link vital to Estancia valley residents.
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Frank H. Strong
Albuquerque
Watrous
Santa Fe
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