Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico Proposed in 1906 Plan
The act proposes uniting Arizona and New Mexico as one state after a 1906 general election. Delegates would form a joint constitutional convention in Santa Fe with 110 delegates, 66 from New Mexico and 44 from Arizona, to draft a state constitution and government.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Kew Mexico
United States
Santa Fe
House of Representatives
Congress of the
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Farmer tour touts San Juan County land value and potential
Tleringa of the Arti cultural College of Colorado reports strong irrigation prospects along the Animas river in San Juan County New Mexico. He notes $100 an acre land values and abundant crops of fruit and alfalfa with further mesa lands on the Antinas river offering high yield, though requiring capital for irrigation ditches.
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Tleringa
Articultural College of Colorado
Fort Collins
New Mexico
T. J. Spillman
Santa Fe
San Juan County
Tesque
Estancia
San Juan
Af P
Animas River
Animas
Mesa
Antinas River
la Plata
Las Animas
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Hunter Mercantile Company
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