District Court Proceedings in San Juan District Court
Proceedings from Wednesday Nov 11 to week end include cases: bonds for costs required in White v Dohngoas. Hare v Wood & Morvan settled and dismissed at plaintiff cost. Crow et al v Ed Lewis et al judgment by default against Oliver Jackson for 2143.75 and against JemefF Elmner for 6137.00 with 12 percent interest.
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Costa
John B
Giona
John
Crow H
James Tage
Danbury
Mary Ltillman
Wegsl
Casa
Aztec
MecCarter
Leonard Boat
D-Fendanta
Ed Stevens
Jury unable to agree in Tanner versus Swire trial
Trial by jury began Thursday and extended to Saturday in the case J B Tanner versus Joan Swire. The jury reported they could not reach a verdict and were dismissed.
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J B Tanner
Joan Swire
ES Whitehead
F Blacklock
Jore
G C Hampton
Aztec Ditch Co
Territorial cases and civil matters court notes
Case list shows multiple Territory cases and civil matters with dismissals on non appearance or appeals. Notable items: No 238 Territory v Dominguez case dismissed. No 259 Territory v Archilieque dismissed for witness failure. No 270 Territory v Biza appeal with costa against defendant. No 271 Territory v Otto Johnson appeal sustained with costa. No 265 Territory v Cooper driving cattle continued. No 614 Graden Merc Co v Locke Land and Livestock Co judgment for plaintiff 6783.54 and costs. guardianship matter for Daniel Sullivan minor authorizes sale proceeds to fund education and care of heirs with specific guardians and sale details.
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Territory
C Dominguez
N Archilieque
Biza
Justice Court
Costa
Otto Johnson
Locke Land and Livestock Co
Daniel Sullivan
Janus
Mary A Kinsley
Walker McClure
UE Spath
Fred LeClerc
Court notices and grand jury indictments from Territory cases
Saturday docket lists continuations in cases including Cameron vs Pricket and Andrews vs Caron. Grand Jury reports indictments for larceny burglary carrying deadly weapons and mahem, with several cases dismissed for lack of truth. Also noted are stamp ink pads and rubber stamp items available.
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D& KG Byredith BM Young
Cameron
W J Pricket
Animas, Laplata and
Juan Canal Co
Disiutsced
UL Andrews
WA Caron Et
Blake
Buicun
Costa
Henry Johnson
James Wiliams
James Handerson
W Dosher
Peter Garauch
Mahem
Thos Dodds
Leonard Scott
Geuin Honeyman
Edward Stevens
Ed Dodson
Taft Delivers Prosperity Keynote to Cincinnati Club
W. H. Taft spoke to the Cincinnati Commercial club urging a four year prosperity era. He promised vigorous enforcement of laws against dishonesty while supporting lawful business, receiving standing ovations from club members. The address followed a reception as neighbors touted the upcoming presidency.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Commercial Club
W. OH .Taft
Paft
Taft
Ela
United States
Pricicg
Wall Iba
Sylvanite mining camp grows rapidly in Grant county
The Sylvanite camp in southern Grant county attracts over 1000 prospectors as a new mining town forms overnight. J M Cunningham of the Bank of Biabee offers 950000 on six H L Kight claims with Kight to receive 10 percent. Kight refused to trade while Cunningham remains committed. Headlines note potential Roosevelt senate speculation and statehood moves as Arizona and New Mexico voters push for state status, replacing incumbent Democrats in Congress.
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Eenterpriaa
Sylvanite
Grant County
J. M Cunningham
Bank of Biabee
H. L. Kight
Kight
Hight
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Marcus A. Stutth
Cornell creed and rural progress amid economic belief
The passage presents a creed emphasizing effort today yields tomorrow, plus virtues like courtesy, generosity, and honest competition. It cites Secretary Wilson on agriculturist prosperity as driven by intelligent business methods, endorsing The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer subscription as economical for comprehensive weekly guidance.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Inter
Inter Ocean
Farmer
Vast Riches in New Mexico San Juan Basin Revealed
The article touts immense surface riches in the San Juan basin of northwest New Mexico. It describes 10 million acres of land with irrigable soils, abundant water from mountain sources, and mineral wealth including coal gas oil and metals. Projections claim vast industrial growth and potential wealth exceeding 100000000 dollars.
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New Mexico
la Plata Mountains
San Juan Basin
Old Sol
Groupg
Toor
San Juan
San Juan Valley’s strategic location cited for transport
The San Juan valley is described as the most convenient point for cheap transportation to major world markers. It notes the valley’s unique east to west reach across the Rocky Mountain region, allowing easy access to both coasts with only a slight grade. C. L. Tripe.
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Industria
San Juan
Rocky Mountain
Pacific
Atlantic
C. L. Tripe
Albany hotel christens Italian Garden room at 11 oclock
The Albany hotel opened and christened a new "Italian Garden" room at 11 pm with society guests in attendance. Miss Lampoon named the room and Miss Sampson led the ceremony along with proprietor Dutton. Champagne was served and the decor features ferns palms and a central fountain with colored lights, promising popularity after theater. The dining room will be reserved for gentlemen by day and open to ladies and gentlemen at night.
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New York
Albany
Miss Lampoon
Denver Republican
Misa Sampson
Dutton
Hursee Ad Offers Trading and Sales
Brief terse note from Joun R offering to buy sell and trade hursee inviting inquiries at a contact point.
Enterprise Slashes Subscription Rates From January First
Beginning January 1, 1908 the Enterprise price drops to 1.50 per year a 50 cent reduction from 2.00. Subscriptions paid beyond the date are charged 2.00 until January 1 and 1.50 thereafter. No premiums at the new rate but Inter Ocean and other papers may be joined with the Enterprise at club rates. The Enterprise and Inter Ocean will be 2.00 per year together.
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Inter Ocean
Enterprise
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonials
An old newspaper ad offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements for F J Cheney & Co and Waxmine Kowas & Manvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo. Claims medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills. Big discount on rubbers at Staplin's.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
Waxmine
Kowas & Manvin Wholesale Druggists
O. Hall
Tectimoniala
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Rehief By
Kingsford
Eloma Brand
Blue Label Tomato
Staplin’s Store
District Court For
Ed. V. Price & Co
Chicago
Ad Ag
V. Price & Co
Arvine Cooper
Roy Cooper
Papin Hp Sattoner
Roosevelt
Republicans
Senator Platt
Kearn
Insiana
Senatore Hemingway
Y Bineelfl
Cornell
Cornell University
Lee
Beit Wen
Graplin
The
San
Juan Valley
Public Notica
Hursee
Joun R
Poss
Staplin’s
Dees
First National Bank
Farmington
Wm. H. Avery
A. M. Amseden
BK. B
Walter
Coston
American Surety Co
Farmington Drug Store
W. d. Hill
Pure Drugs Patent Medicines
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
Main Street
Farmington, N. M
W. A. Hunter
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