New Mexico Supreme Court Adopts Decisions on Local Cases
New Mexico Supreme Court adjourned on June 2 and affirmed lower court rulings in Hulbell cases from Bernalillo. The coal mines at Carthage reopened after idleness due to litigation and Santa Fe railway won principal output contracts. Troop A first squadron of cavalry at New Mexico National Guard to be reorganized at Las Vegas under Captain Cobob Pwitehedl. a reordering of saloon and license cases remains undecided.
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Decision on Diverting Waters of Arkansas
Court approves a plan to divert waters from the Arkansas River for conservation. The ruling addresses impact on riparian rights and downstream users, stressing the proposed change as a conservation measure during scarcity and its effect on priority claims among users. The decision details the case features and evidence regarding potential injuries and proper balancing of interests.
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Yaqui Indians Sent Toward Yucatan Amid Disperal
A sensational report claims Yaqui Indians in the Campas and Moc te zuma regions are being moved to Yucatan after a lone hostage confessed to crimes. About 180 Yaquis, including women and children, were gathered and transported from Hermosillo to Guaymas by train and ship for departure to Yucatan. Local ranchers, including George Woolward, resisted but could not stop the mass relocation.
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Consolidation Effected In Fruitland Oil Claim
At a February 16 meeting the Myrtle Sunshine and Luella oil claims consolidated under officers Chas Blanchard president J K Pipkin 1st VP Elwood McCiee 2nd VP D A Christiansen secretary Ray Burnham treasurer Contract awarded with J D Young to sink a 400 foot test well Experts note signs of gas and oil near the bore and discuss potential profits and expansion if successful The contractor drives a 4 inch hole already reaching about 100 feet with oil forming on water in the bore overnight.
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Luella Oil
Chas. Blanchard
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J.D. Young
San Jian
Boat City
Young
National and Local Notes From an Era of Change
Reports span a range of issues including US military and diplomatic focus on China and the Philippines, a Texas independence anniversary noted, a Kansas City indoor athletic meet with Fort Riley and Leavenworth participants, and Minnesota Dakota prize offers for agricultural framing. Several legal matters touch corporate charters and monopolies in New York transit.
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MARSHALL FIELDS BUSINESS REVEALED IN NEW YORK POST
The New York Evening Post reports Marshall Field & Co in Chicago shows the department store occupying blocks and earning 4 million on 52 million gross last year. The wholesale and retail capital stands at 6.06 million with Field worth about 120 thousand as president. He was the nation’s top taxpayer, paying assessments on 40 million in real estate. The State Street store is valued at 6 million.
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Territorial Officials and Appointees List From New Mexico
A dense roster of territorial officials and appointees is listed, naming roles, districts, and places across New Mexico. Included are state officers such as Governor H. J. Hagerman, Secretary J. W. Reynolds, Attorney General George W. Pritchard, Auditor W. G. Sargent, Treasurer HL vaatghn, and Superintendent Hiram Hadley, among others. The document also names Supreme Court Justices, District Court staff for the First District, and local officials for Farmington and Aztec, indicating a broad governance snapshot.
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H. J. Hagerman
J. W. Reynolds
George W. Pritchard
Chaving Brushes and Local Dental Office Ad
An item discusses brush materials like wolverine hair and opossum, noting shortages and the rarity of suitable bristles for shaving brushes. It also advertises a dental office upstairs in the New Eagleman Building and mentions local newspaper deals, plus a testimonial on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by W. O. Kearney.
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