Farmington Defeats Aztec In Tight Baseball Contest
Farmington edged Aztec 2 to 1 in a pitching duel where both teams produced key hits. Danbury’s slide scored the decisive run in the sixth as Farmington pitchers and infield defense held off Aztec’s late rally.
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Bermington
Berty Acorateess Ively
Sy FI
Farmington
di Miele
Farmingtor
Ans Pacha Bails
Tela
Pierce
Buiesfieianey
Danbury
Astec
Chker
Austin Tait
Bousman
Enickerick
Austin
Johnlayed
Tiret
Whitney Weis
Screck
Sidgry Cna
Ing Davis
Dass
Aztec
Aes
K Kelty
Lefler
Johnee
Jomeon
Inca Canal Ditch Construction Advances Across Camps
Work is progressing on the Inca canal ditch with four construction camps active. Frank Quinn leads a sub-contract crew while Jacob DeCordoba and W. Baker crews handle tunnels and extensions. The canal, nearly 20 miles long, will water thousands of acres north of Aztec and Bloomfield with costs around 40 per acre.
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Frank Quinn
Jacob DeCordoba
Citizens Ditch
Baker
Jong
Anines
San Elope
Bloomfield
Ruple Sentenced In Connection With County Case
A man named Ruple was sentenced after being arraigned in Darang. He faced a term involving imprisonment and a fine for a crime tied to three to seven years. The case links to a larger murder conspiracy involving Truth and Cherie Carter.
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Darang
Nens Orado
Durango
Truth
Cherie
Carter
Weitt
Dave By
Public Land Convention Call for Western States
A Denver convention is proposed for September to discuss public domain administration and conservation. Delegates will be appointed by governors, legislators, mayors, and commercial bodies from Western states and territories with a focus on resisting federal leases of natural resources and preserving home rule.
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Nienteenth Venera
Coorado
dJonn F. Shafroth
Esid Commonwealth
Denver
Colorado
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Idaho
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Uxa- Wearington
Vian
Avisxa
Torreatfe
Seach
Alaska
Coveraie
Deleg
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Board of
Orginot Ia
J. Arthur Eddy
Republic
H. Teeschold
Valuations on Western coal lands draw protest from Mondell
Wyoming representative Mondell urges Interior Department to reevaluate coal land valuations across Wyoming Colorado Montana Utah New Mexico and other western states arguing classifications create monopolies and push prices up for developers and consumers. He cites a table showing vast acreage sold at prohibitive prices and warns open mining is blocked by inflated valuations.
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Wyooming
Colorado
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Frank W. Mendell
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Rocky Mountain
Mondell
Amateter
Dry Farm Experiment at Riverside Ranch Yields Pasture and Grain
EB H conducts dry farming at Riverside ranch planting rye and sepelts to depth. Crops sprout for winter pasture then a secondary hay cut. 213 seeds produced about 75 kernels per head. Kee uses a lantern trap with water and lye to attract and kill leaf roller moths. other Riverside orchardists adopt the method.
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EB. H
Riverside
George
Kee
First Peaches Shipped to Pueblo and Mington
Yesterday morning June 29 Prank Zenatio sent the first ship of seven crates to Pueblo and Mington will now continue shipments.
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Zenatio
Pueblo
Mington
Statehood Hearing Highlights Arizona New Mexico Positions
Delegates from Arizona and New Mexico spoke to the Senate Territories Committee on statehood. Mr. Andrews opposed the Flood resolution but supported eventual New Mexico statehood, while Delegate Cameron warned that without Senate action on Flood the Arizona measure would falter. Former Delegate Mark Smith was pressed over his statements and sought to clarify his stance.
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Washington
Senate
New Mexico
Cameron
Arizona
House
Wnt
Arisona
Taft
Mark Smith
Sar. Smith
Andrews
Committee On Territories
Fymie Poe
Breek
Centennial Independence Day celebration in Farmington with parades and events
The Farmington centennial celebration features a parade, baseball games between Farmington and the opposing team, field events, horse races, and an evening concert by McKinney's Orchestra. Activities include a reading of the Declaration, a reading by T. H. Jones, and a hundred yard dash as part of the programs.
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Farming
Farmington
Asland
Oranes
Garee
Aster
Ab Ap As
Tor Green
Thfternoon
Allens Hall
McKinney
Aimee Ste Aie
T. H. Jones
Anna Maley
New York
Aman Aoarmington
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Aera
Loe
Hildebrand
Kelly
Tom
B. Knickerbocker
H. Knckerbocker
B. Waites
Johnson
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Davie
Atulen
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Fay
Whitney
Ae Sen Eeenateennreemernesad
Cdodroll
Danburg
Ebrand
Knickerbocker
Martin
Ecorer
Brown
Ruple
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Shafroth of
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