Acknowledges He Lied About Utah Outbreak Report
The Denver Post published a false letter by H R Antes claiming charges against W T Shelton and others after the Aneth Utah incident. Antes retracts, apologizes, and asks that the retraction receive the same publicity as the original letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Peat
W. T. Shelton
San Juan Iodino School
J. M. Holley
Williard
U. S. Army
Aneth
Utah
R. Antes
National Irrigation Congress gains official backing from Reclamation Service
F H Newell director of the United States Reclamation Service writes to Secretary Twitchell pledging hearty support for the sixteenth irrigation congress. He stresses a behind the scenes role to keep meetings popular yet practical and beneficial for attendees nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Twitchell
Board of Control
Eixteenth National Irrigation Congress
Reclamation Service
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
R. KE. Twitchell
Albuquerque
N. M
Sixteenth Irrigation Congress
Protest Against Allotment Affects Navajo Lands and Roads
Acting Governor Nathan Jaffa and officials from Santa Foe and Tierra Amarilla met in Farmington to protest the November executive order adding 1 700 000 acres to the Navajo reservation. They argued the land division would give Navajos far more than whites and opposed 744 allotments outside the reservation. A telegraph was sent to Governor Curry requesting the recall of allotting agents until protests and proofs are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Jaffa
Territorial
R. P Ervine
Santa Foe
I’. D. Burns
Tierra Amarilla
Farmington
A. M. Edwards
T. D. Burns
Jaffa
Curry
Washington
Board of Trade
Governor Curry
Mr. Ervine
George Conaway
Matt Hubbard
Orville Chapman
Gallup
J. D. Clark
Ervine
Santa Fe
Chapman
Kirtland Set to Welcome New Flour Mill
The Farmers' Flour Milling Company organizes with 610,000 capital and plans a mill between Fruitland and Kirtland to supply nearby farmers. Machinery orders are placed and expected to arrive soon. Officers are J. T. Neilson president C. W. Burnham vice president C. J. Collyer secretary treasurer R. P. Couper manager J. M. Black tiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Fruitland
Kirtland
Laplata
J.T. Neilson
C. W. Burnham
C. J. Collyer
R. P. Couper
J. M. Black
Foreclosure mortgage sale in Fruitland New Mexico
Notice of sale to settle a mortgage debt. James Pearce holds a $242 note secured by real estate in Fruitland San Juan County New Mexico. Auction set for May 2 1908 at 2 pm in front of the Church house. First and last publication dates listed May 1 and May 22 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
County of
San Juan
Territory
New Mexico
Joseph W. Hatch
Lelia Hatch
San Juan County
James Pearce
Janet Pearce
Christiana Workers Replaced at Los Angeles YMCA
Report notes Christiana employees at the new YMCA building in Los Angeles were removed and replaced by miners. The claim centers on critics saying Christians loaf while sinners hustle to earn a living in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Los Angeles
New York
Uorsid
Hotel Alawo Promises First Class Service at Market Street
An advertisement touts Hotel Alawo at 17th and Market in Vouver as strictly first class with modern conveniences and reasonable rates. The notice asserts quality service and invites patrons to stop there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alawo
Corver 17Th
Market Streets
Farmington NM Town Board Proceedings 1908 Election Tie
Regular session approving March minutes and bills. A F Miller seeks land extension to corporate limits. On April 10 1908 board canvassed April 7 election results declaring Brown, McJunkin, Behrend, and Hunter elected as trustees with a tie for fifth between A L Davis and F M Pierce, prompting a proposed special election and vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
New Mexico
F. M. Pierce
C. W. White
Willet Brown
FF. B. Allen
A. EF. Miller
Farmington
A. F. Miller
Durango Planing Mill & Lumber Co
Bridge Lumber
Pierce Mer. Co
Meee
EK. EB. Otis
W. M. Danburg
A.M. Edwards
M. A. Mahany
C. H. Metlenry
W. EF. Paxton
Pierce
Walter M. Danbury
Board of Town Trustees of
JF. B Allen
L. H. Miller
Board of Towns Trustees
Will
W. A. Hunter
A. L. Davis
Board of Trustees
Colorado Interstate Fair sets Denver dates and grand plans
The Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposition will run in Denver from September 7 to 32. Special railroad rates from west of the Missouri promise large attendance. Cash premiums exceed 25,000 and over 150,000 is spent on Overland Park buildings as a permanent site. Secretary G. C. Fuller notes full departments, ample exhibitor courtesy, and strong machinery and farm implement displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
G. C. Fuller
Chamberlain's Culic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A Farmington Drug Store ad touts Chamberlain's Culic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a tried and trusted medicine. It claims decades of use and reliability, noting it is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar for sale locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Farmington Drug Store
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Sunny
Greater San Juan
Irving & Thomas
AZTEC
THE
Hunter Mercantile Company
Staplin’s Store
Hart Schaffner
Andrews & Brothers
Farwington, New Mexico
H. R. Antes
Denver Post
H. R Antes
W. E B. Evans
Mr. Antes
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque, N. M
June Foutz
WM. Pierce
Walter M. Danburg
First National Bank
Burplus
Wm. H. Avery
A. M. Amsden
H. B. Sammona
Ass’t Cashier
Farmington, New Mexico
Hubbard-Clark Land Company
A. P. Allen
Opportunities
Ganon Gallegos
Corral
R. T. F. Simpson
C. P. Cronin
John Warren
teSchves
Main Street
Farmington, N. M
Hyde Building
Farmington, New Mbx
Grand Hotel and Livery
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
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