Beautiful Ranch in Colfax County Sold to Senator Clark
The Vermejo Ranch near Trinidad Colfax County New Mexico is reported sold by William af Bartlett to Senator William A Clark of Montana for 2 000 000. Spanning about 200 000 acres the ranch features a central stone house and extensive improvements. It holds thousands of blooded cattle and sheep and is described as the finest ranch in the West.
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Trinidad
N.M
Vermejo
William Af. Bartlett
Chicago
William A. Clark
Montana
Colfax County
New Mexico
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Boulevard
Bartlett
Maxwell
Coast defenses need more men and funding, says Record-Herald
The government has spent 73 million on coast fortifications and would require 42 000 enlisted men for one shift, though only 14 000 are authorized and about 11 000 in service. A bill seeks to add 5 043 men to raise strength to 19 321, mainly for mines power plants and searchlights, with pay raises for experts. Army and public opinion largely back the measure.
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Coast Artillery
Roosevelt
Congress
Field Artillery
Record-Herald
Railroads in the Philippines and local mining notes
Secretary Straus discusses Philippine railroad history from 1887 to 1905 with guarantees and concessions. White syndicate and Speyer & Co. contracts expand Luzon mileage while 4 percent interest guarantees ride on bonds. Local notes report Snowy road and coal supply in Silverton with manager changes and upcoming move to Waldheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Manila
Dugapan
Les
White Syndicate
Negros
Panay
Cebu
Speyer & Co
Luzon
Record-Herald
No one can realize grip suffering until experienced
The article extols the torment of influenza and urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims tens of thousands have used it with no pneumonia or death reported and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Official Directory of United States Officials
Revenue Collector H P Bradsaar and Surveyor General M O Liewellyn lead a long list of territorial officials. From Santa Fe to Alamogordo names like Hagerman Reynolds Reid Sargent Vaughn Talford Hadley Chapman Keen Tarkington Safford Griffin McNary Ro Nero Sloan Mills McFie Parker Abbott Pepe Mano Sena Read Pendleton Williams Eblen D Smith Holly Farmington trustees White Pierce Allen Miller Brown appear across various posts. The directory covers elected delegates, appointed governors and attorneys general, court officials, sheriffs and school superintendents in multiple counties and towns including Santa Fe Rio Arriba Taos San Juan Las Cruces Alamogordo and Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hagerman
J. W. Reynolds
W. C. Reid
W. G. Sargent
J. H. Vaughn
Arthur Talford
Hiram Hadley
Mrs. Chapman
A A. Keen
A. P. Tarkington
C. V. Safford
W. E
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Taos
San Juan
Joan R. McFie
A. M. Bergere
Alex Read
San Juan County
M. Martinez
Granville Pendleton
Wasteful ways of saving tips from Washington Star
The column lists thrift traps that harm health and work quality. It warns against skipping meals and lunches, walking long distances after shopping, sewing by twilight, using cheap lighting, wearing thin clothes and shoes, cheap soap, and attempting too many DIY home repairs. It cautions about cost in cold creams, quinine, and pneumonia risk.
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Washington
Open Door to State Aid for Immigrants Policy
Washington reports under presidential instruction immigration officials will steer new arrivals to southern and western states. An opinion by Charles Bearle of the Commerce and Labor Department, approved by Secretary Straus, legalizes bringing 500 or more Belgians to work in South Carolina mills and plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record Herald
Washington
Immigration Bureau
New York
Charles Bearle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus
South Carolina
Sargent
Congress
Ellis Island
Silverton Miner notes on local projects and prospects
David Ramsay the Durango contractor who built the courthouse basement met with county commissioners this week about future work. Wash Patrick finished his contract on the Hazel M near Trimble Springs and remains thirty feet from the vein. The company plans further work to reach and cut the vein and expects to open a mighty jacked prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ramsay
Durango
Court House
Wash Patrick
Hazel M
Trimble Springs
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The
First National Bank
Farmington
Wm. H. Avery
A. M. Amsden
Dfarrington, Asa
T Cashier
Mm. A. Mahany
Farmington, New Mexico
R. FE. McKibbon
Propriet
MecJunkin’s Lumber Vd
Farmington Meat & Produce Market
MAIN
General Meat Packers
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
West Main Street
Farmington, N. M
E&l
Clark
South
Philippine Railroad Enterprises
H. A. Guess
Silver Lake
Missouri
American Smelling & Refining Company
C. P. van Winkie
Mr. van Winkle
Waldheing
Silverton
Official Directory
United States Officials
H. P. Bradsaar
M. O. Liewellyn
C. B. Foraker
W. H. H. Liewellyn
Santa Fe Land Office
M. R. Otero
Fritz Muller
Territorial
W. H. Andrews
Griffin
J. H. Sloan
Supreme Court
W. J. Mills
Las Ve
John R. McFle
F. W. Parker
Las Cruces
Ira I. Abbott
Albuquerque
W. H. Pepe
Row
Edwin R. Mano
Alamogordo
Josef D. Sena
District Court
J. R. Williams
F. M. Pierce
J. V. Lujan
L. G. Eblen
B. C. Vaughn
Richard Hendricks
W. E. Williams
C. D. Smith
C. F. Holly
Charles W. White
F. M Pierce
F. B. Allen
L. H. Miller
Willet. Brown
Durangos
Dent's Fine
Kuppenheimer’s
Nettleton & Clapp
Knox, Hawes & Stetson
A. L. Nathan & CO
Durango, Colo
the Metropolis
John C. Hubbard
C.m. Hubbard & Son
Doddington
Hyde
Farmington, New Mbx
Silverton Miner
O. S. Evans
SA Views
Skelton, Stewart & Co
McJuakin’s Lumber Yari
Allene
Ganon Gallegos Trading Store
Moat
Gallup
Camp House
Corral
Best Water
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