Water prospects for Crouch Mesa meeting on pumping option
Local landowners around Crouch Mesa are invited to a meeting at W. S. Walker's home to decide whether to purchase water and pump it from the Inca Canal using a planned Walker-Foster project with an 86 foot drop. If approved, a surplus of about 1090 horsepower could power other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Denver Gundsy
Miu
Alien
Nave Meade
Arthur Jouford
Aztecarrietion Company
Crouch Mess Way
Crouch Mose
Animas Rive
Walker-Foster
Crouch Mesa
Excellent Company Show Draws Mixed Reactions
A local event titled Excellent Company drew crowds and mixed reviews as speakers highlighted strengths and voiced concerns about the plan. Organizers praised turnout while critics urged clearer goals and accountability from officials.
Unclear Text About Banks and Rates
Fragmentary note discusses banks and savings with vague figures. Indicates possible shifts in rates or deposits but lacks concrete entities or dates.
Big Telephone Merger Unites States Telephony Network
A merger unites Colorado Tele and Western Telegraph lines into a single company to operate exchanges across Utah Wyoming Idaho Arizona New Mexico Colorado and parts of Mexico. The new entity will inherit stations and expand reach through the consolidated system.
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Colorado
Au Thoes
Summary of General Fund Receipts and Expenditures
The record shows total general fund expenses of 8174.90 and total receipts 904.30. Amounts paid include 6435.9x6 and 18. Ween i atruba, 755, and expenses relate to officers of any ears.
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General Fund
New Mexico Ad Efforts Highlighted by Reed and Keen
Mr. Norris H. Reed of Sears Fe twood's advertising department visits New Mexico to study conditions and boost publicity. Mr. Keen oversees a major annual campaign for the Santa Fe railway, with last year’s statewide advertising tally near 14000 dollars. Reed notes the state’s size and resources require sustained effort to showcase to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris H. Reed
Sears Feetwood
New Mexico
Keen
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe Railroad
Reed
Albuargue
New México
Mil ler Grants Water Rights for Morrison Power Ditch
Last Friday engineer C. D. Miller approved Water Reservation No. 617 by John M. Morrison of Aztec San Juan County for the Morrison Power Ditch six second feet from Las Animas for power purposes and five second feet for irrigation, the latter subject to prior rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Miller
John M. ‘Morrison
Aztec
San Juan County
Morrison
Las Animas
National Irrigation Congress Seeks New Mexico Presence
Seek nineteenth session of the National Irrigation Congress in Tomadian will likely be the most important in Congress history with extensive New Mexico representation planned. The Advisory Board of Control will oversee a share for New Mexico with Colonel V L Mot Vel as chairman.
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Tpadian
Congress
New Mexico
Board of Control
Willi
V. L Motevel
24th At Kirtland Farmington Fair Highlights
A large Farmington turnout attended the Kirtland celebration last Monday. Events included six or seven horse races, several foot races, two wrestling matches, two ball games, a girls team defeat Kirtland 11 to 10, and a boys team win for Farmington 7 to 2. A pioneer parade and a big dance at the Kirtland schoolhouse capped the day.
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Farmington
K Kirtland
Kirtland
Farming‘ton
Southern Pacific Pension Disbursements Since 1903
Since January 1903 the Pension Department of the Southern Pacific Company has voluntarily disbursed nearly one million dollars to retired employees. By June 30, 1911 total disbursements reached about six hundred sixteen thousand dollars with 420 retirees from various departments.
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Pension Department
Southern Pacific Company
Corbasa
Oee
Thern Pacific Wes
Atlantic Steamship
Southern Pacific Ny
Western states unite for public lands policy in Denver convention
Governor Shafroth argues for rapid development of the public domain and filling vacant lands with citizens. He says Western states must agree on a unified policy and push it nationally with support from Eastern allies. The convention at Denver's big auditorium is expected to draw about 4000 delegates.
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Congress
West
Shafroth
Washington Bureau
Denver
Aztec Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Krisp Harvests
J M Palmer of Farmington visits as peaches apricots and plums begin to move. Bapt ist revival ends successfully. Will Don ald brings a tall corn stalk with two ears. A rail bridge washout near Hart canyon disrupts a passenger train. Sheriff Dufur binds over Bill Mangum for horse stealing in district court. Church dedication sermon delayed by train, debt free after funds raised for Aztec church buildings.
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Bill Mangum
Dufur
Bruce Kinney
J. W. Falls
Aztec
Fragmentary Record of Deeds and Certificates
Filed for record items show Richard P Hopkins and wife transferring to Reuben W Heflin et al and other transfers including White and John White, Avery M Amaden, Gam Stevens, and Avery M Ameden. Also mentions Chaves A H Knight to Wm Coyne and redemption certificates involving Waiter B Wagner and Ashcroft Certificate Sharp to T F Thurston.
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Richard P. Hopkins
Reuben W. Heflin
D Bhatts
Lucy Woods
Charles W White
John White
John Stock
C W J Deeds
White
Avery M Amaden
C A Larson
Gam Stevens
Matt
Het Heflin
Avery M Ameden
Chaves
H Knight
Wm Coyne
T A Pierce
B. Wagner
Uver
Ashcrott
Sharp
T F Thureton
Mail Order and Home Trading Debate in Farmington
A local citizen urges Farmington merchants to improve services or accept mail order competition. The letter argues home retailers fail to stock basic items, driving customers to mail order and harming town commerce. It also discusses fruit districts and Rocky Mountain apple growing challenges and prospects in Colorado and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manu
Nis
Farmington
Tau
Our Apples Are Best in Rocky Mountain District
The article argues the Rocky Mountain apple region commands high prices in major markets and abroad. It expands to compare five North American fruit districts, outlining each area's distinct climate, season length, and rainfall advantages and drawbacks for apple production.
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Rae Ot
Michigan
Canadhan
Ienat
Jongs
Orter
Oveark
Arkansas
Pacific Coast District
Rocky Mountain
Pohly
United Fed States
Jonathan
Ronan
Att
America
Rocky Mountain District
Ihs
Negros
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Utrose County
Igor
Darneia
United States
Old World
Rocky Mountain States
North America
East Canada
Va Scotia
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Robert C. Prewitt
J. H. Palmer
Pierce
K. Holmes
T. H. Jones
W Howne
John Domatti
Dr. G Sammons
Willet Brown
T. J. Arrington
Kel Witerd
Willis
W. A. Hunter
Locke EB. T. Brown
A. L
Young
P. B. Loce
A. J. Frits
R. Blake Tae
C. Geo
Uv. Raven
Ga. C. Ero
Roy Nisholaen
News OF the
Santa Fe Road
T'N Congress
Southern Pacific
J. M. Palmer
W. E. Pollard
Centralia
Washington
M. T. Barrier
Bill Noland
Flora Vista
Uie
Will Donald
Hart Canon
Frank Likens
Blanco
N. M
Enterprise
Mail House
Lipton
Bears
SawbLuck & Co
Buster Brown
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