Land Claimants in New Mexico Await Classifications
Department of the Interior notes that many Juan County claims, previously withdrawn, await final survey classification. If petitions are denied, claimants may pursue federal relief. Dated Santa Fe May 12, 1911. copy from Commissioner of the General Land Office enclosed.
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General Land Office
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Commissioner of the
Geolal Survey
Juan County
Kira
Desert lands withdrawn for coal classification in New Mexico
General decree from Washington directs forwarding a petition to the Geological Survey and Receiver. In Juan County New Mexico, dated 1911, statements accompany affidavits regarding coal lands and desert land entries. The notices note withdrawals from settlement for coal values and refer to prior acts and executive orders affecting these lands.
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Juan County
Mexico
N. R
Abova
Seologiea Ee Vey
Enpelaerstis
White County Attorney Seeks Succeeding FR In Legal Suit
A White County attorney pursues a successor for a recently filed case involving a framed period piece. The action names the county and seeks resolution through the court system, highlighting ongoing legal maneuvers and procedural steps.
Fruit and livestock growth boosts San Juan county farming
The article argues for investing in San Juan county land with apples as a premier crop and notes favorable markets when conditions align. It highlights orchard profitability after bearing age, suggests combining fruit with hogs sheep cattle or poultry, and urges intelligent, active farming to improve land value and production.
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San Juan County
San Juan
Pithong
San’ Juan
Care States Department of Dgve
O. Booram
Booram
Denver
Juan County
Water settlement reached in San Juan county canal talks
Territorial Engineer C D Miller helped broker a compromise among Aztec Irrigation Co Burke and Furman Turley and Hollister and Orchard Irrigation District After an all day session the Aztec company won 250 second feet from the Eden canal head while the 750 second feet Eden allocation was relinquished The Turley Hollister and Burke and Furman groups agreed to consolidate ditch projects and not oppose C W Thuringer Orchard seeks 55 additional seconds Work to begin soon with favorable contracts benefiting land holders and county commerce
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Territorial
Miller
San Juan County
Santa Fe
Aztec Irrigation Co
Burke & Furman
Turley & Hollister
Orchard Irrigation District
Territorial Engineer
Ana
San Juan
Edwards
Black
Aztec
Eden Canal
New Mexico
Eden
Urke & Furman
Turley- Hollister
C. W. Thuringer
Thuringer
C. D. Miller
W. Goff Black
A. M. Edwards
Lofwe
Care
Zeertorsal En- Seeet
Tanand
Aati
Loada
Cedar Hill
Ae Loftus
Bridget At
Henaricke
Animes
Juan
Itec
Federnia
Water Works Dispute Settled In Santa Fe Agreement
Attorneys A M Edwards for the Town and L C Van Hecke for Farmington City Water Co. reach an agreement in Santa Fe dissolving injunctions and allowing the Town to proceed with bond sales and municipal works. The Water Co may sue on its franchise question, with Belknap to hear the case and issue findings. If findings favor the Water Co the Town must settle.
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A. M. Edwards
L. C. van Hecke
Farmington City Water Co
Santa Fe
Water Company
Belknap
Norton Manager
The Farmington Fruit Growers Association elected George N as manager for the present. Norton is known as an honest and capable business man in the community. He has studied the fruit business for several years, with experience as both producer and salesman, and is trusted to lead the association’s operations.
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Farmington Fruit Growers Association
George N.ee
Norton
Huetler Sane
San Juan County National Bank building under way
Foundation work began Monday on the San Juan County National Bank building a 815 structure noted as the most substantial in the city. Stone and pressed gray brick outside walls will ship from Denver while Lt Waterman starts a two story block next to Hunter Mercant Co. and Andrews & Brothers continue rapid progress on their brickwork.
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San Juan County National Bank
Denver
Lt. Waterman
Hunter Merc. Co
Andrews & Brothers
May Get Rock Island Projection In Taos County
A fragmented note describes Mr Wanamaker and partners from Taos Bank and Union County planning a railroad project from the eastern territory to coal fields. They claim the county’s vast resources include coal and other assets, with strong regional backing and large-scale potential.
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Wanamaker
Prober'o
Bank of Taos
Dills
Union Councrt
State bill debate in progress on constitutional amendments
A House debate outlines conflict over constitutional amendments for Arizona and New Mexico. Delegates predict passage in the House but Senate opposition, with Democrats pressing a recall provision for judges and shifting votes to the next state election.
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House
U. S. Washingtot
Frank Staplin
House Committee On
Territories
Arizona
Senate
New Mexico Statehood Debate Reaches Congress
Washington dispatch says the New Mexico statehood bid faces Senate opposition despite support from Delegate Andrews. Critics fault territory citizens for delaying constitutional amendments, while Democrats in both Houses back a straightforward path to admission amid political maneuvering.
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Farmington Enterprise
United States Press Association
Washington, D. C
New Ico
Sisterhood of States
Congress
United States Senate
Arizona
Mexico
New Mexico
Territories Committee of
House
Andrews
Taftee
Deepest Wells and Lost Tools in Drilling Operations
The article discusses drilling depths reaching thousands of feet in the United States and the challenges of recovering lost tools. It describes devices like a small camera attached to drill strings to photograph the bottom and aid recovery, along with the effort to determine the nature of accidents deep underground.
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Petra
China
P ' Orie
HARON
Unite States
Epply
Ee Geological Survey
Ashington
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Geographical Survey
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State
White County
Suit County
Animas River
Loftus & Skidmore
Aztec Irrigation Company
Animas
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