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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1905

Page

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Hearing planned in Hubbell vigil case in Bernalillo County

Governor Otero heads to Albuquerque to begin a multi day hearing on charges of malfeasance against Frank Hubbell sheriff Thomas Hubbell and school supervisor Vigil. The case concerns alleged illegal holding of county and public school funds with possible removals and new appointments. The New Mexican reports community fundraising for a library building and notes the territory faces army worm infestation. Henry Bardshar arrives as new Internal Revenue collector, Albuquerque seeks to host offices, while Santa Fe remains center for federal offices and tax work.

Santa Fe N. M Otero Albuquerque Frank A. Hubbell Perasso County Thomas Hubbell Ealabio Vigil Frank W. Clancy General County Fund Bernalillo Hubbe Vigil Demallilo New Mexican Woman's Board of Trade Daily New Mexican Henry P. Bardshar Internal Revenue A. L. Morris Sante Fe Internal Revenue Office New Mexico Arizona

Peary’s Polar Voyage Delayed By Preparations

Lieutenant Commander Peary cannot depart as planned aboard the Roosevelt this week. The ship is still loading stores and may sail by week’s end. After St John’s the voyage proceeds to the Arctic with 70 men including physicians and scientists. Mrs Peary and their 12 year old daughter stay in prepared cabins at Grand Land.

New York Peary Far North Roosevelt Arctic St. John's N. B Grand Land Maine

Feasible G V G N Route Visions Stir Arizona Rail Talk

Globe Arizona reports a feasible G V G N extension route via C Gillespie survey teams from Globe toward Cherry Creek and a Farmington to connect line. Projections claim gentle grades, Mogollon range crossing, and a push toward coal fields in northwestern New Mexico with hints of a future Durango link.

Globe Ariz Silver Belt C. Gillespié Farmington N. M Cherry Creek Pavilic Gillespie Epes Randolph New Mexico Durango Colorado Southern Pacific

San Juan’s Healthful Climate and Resource Promises

Reading notes describe San Juan with a healthful climate and potential for golf, irrigation water, clay deposits, natural gas, and petroleum indications. It mentions limited railroad facilities and ongoing road construction near San Jos, highlighting regional development questions and county possible initiatives in the United States context.

San Juan

Local Navajo trades and lumber business grow in Farmington

R H McDunkin and Son, originated by R H McDunkin from Indiana, moved via Hai nois Kansas and the San Luis Valley to Farmington in 1892. Bert McDunkin runs the Indian trading store with Navajo crafts and relics, and they opened a lumber yard supplying Pine River mills. The firm also rents a trading store at Tiz nazин on the Indian Reservation. Bert, formerly town marshal, now devotes full time to the business. Sr. oversees the store and yard with ongoing hauling duties.

R. H. McDunkin Indiana Hainois Kansas San Luis Valley Colorado Farmington Bert the &H Durango Pine River McJuokin Tiznazin

Hubbard Meat and Produce Market profile in San Juan County

Propr proprietors C M Hubbard and son A C Hubbard are longtime residents from New York State who settled in Flora Vista on a 20 acre ranch and later opened a meat market in town. They operate a sausage factory and slaughterhouse with 1500 pounds per day capacity, using self killed beef and home grown vegetables, and maintain up to date fixtures including a 1200 dollar cooler. They aim to meet growing fresh meat demand with quality and satisfaction.

Hubbard Meat and Produce Market New York State C. M. Hubbard A. C. Hubbard San Juan County Flora Vista Bert Silverton Colorado San Juan

White the Harness Man

White, a veteran harness maker, has operated in our town for 31 years after working in Oakley Kansas and earlier in Iowa. He recently moved to new quarters on Main Street across from Ses duan stores, expanded his shop with stock from nearby retailers, and serves as a booster for the town while remaining busy with orders.

Myr. White Oakley Kansas Wputern Kanans Iowa Farmington Maja Haid Alway

Evane Jewelry and Barber Shop Highlighted for Growth

A local profile details Mr Evans, Nebraska native turned Denver barber and jeweler, who settled in Yuma Colorado then moved to our town in 1899. He runs a barber shop with baths, a large jewelry and silverware stock, and musical instruments. Charlies Brother assists in the business.

Evans Nebraska Yuma Colorado Denver Markham Hotel Charlies Brothére Eveeetha Ber

Uniform Marriage Records Act Passed by Territorial Legislature

The 1906 act in New Mexico establishes a uniform system for marriage licenses, ceremonies, and recording. It requires licenses from probate clerks, allows prior certification from authorized officiants, mandates timely certification of marriages, and sets fees and record-keeping duties for clerks while preserving existing religious and civil records. It addresses penalties for noncompliance and deceit.

Territory New Mexico Territory of

Local Government Roster Includes Key Posts and Names

A fragment lists elective officials and appointees across multiple New Mexico counties, naming positions such as Auditor Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction and Sheriff. Returns show names like Hiram Hadley W. Page and B C Vaughanamee among others, with several counties referenced.

A. Ers J. H O. Barsem Hiram Hadley Mre. Chapman A. Keen A. P

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The First National Bank Wm. H. Avery A. M. Amsden W. H. Harrington Samuel Rugh Grand, Hotel and Livery Frank B. Allen Prop West Main St Bowman Bros Farmington, N. M Farmington Restaurant Palmer & Bryant Animas Valley Ches He and Law Office Notary J.M. Palmer Rio Grande Valley Rio Grande Lapda Grand Casco Gulf of California R. H. Mcdunkin & Son White Harness Man Evane Congress W. HH. Aldrews Supreme Court W. J. Mills Las Ve F. Pleven L. G. Mbieti Sherif B. C. Vaugiamee R. C. Prewitt C. C. McEwen A. Rosenthal Eagieman Brock Farmingtor du. A. Dutt pEwris T Charles N. Higgins Over Howrse Menc.Co. Fansiat Granville Pendleton Couria
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