13 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
1
Editorial argues the whiskey bottle funds crime costs and burdens communities in New Mexico. It calls for taxing licenses to fund public schools and curb saloon influence, citing Conley murder in Taos County and broader social harms.
Real estate agents report a record influx of winter visitors to Albuquerque from November to May. Demand for houses is high with listings moving quickly while furnished and unfurnished rooms fetch premium prices. Locators note location and convenience drive choices as rental activity accelerates.
A Denver resident argues freight rates vary by route, noting Omaha Orin Junction and Chicago routes show lower per ton per mile costs than Denver to Orin Junction. He mocks Denver business for griping while Longs Peak shipments to Durango enjoy cheaper handling, contrasting with local depot terms and D. and R. G. service.
Fragmentary figures indicate trade movements where American purchases from Japan reached 101 million dollars while Japan bought 58 million yen of goods and raw materials. Britain is noted with a large voter base of around five million.
Thos. 8. Hubbell relinquishes the sheriff’s office and property to Perfecto Armijo under court orders and after release from county jail. Armijo is now acting sheriff while Hubbell pursues further quo warranto action to challenge the office. The writ of prohibition remains unresolved as to its future impact on county offices and funding disputes continue.
Yokohama exports to the United States for the year ending June 20 totaled 44 527 259 in value. Silk and raw silk formed the bulk with values 2 974 945 and 6 076 933 respectively. Tea reached 3 867 940 and other items included curios 386 provigignsa 436 650 chip and stream braids 256 460 and cotton goods 900 492.
A survey of San Juan County New Mexico highlights land division, new schools, and a Catholic church project around Farmington with Blake college plans. It notes Durango capital interest in a Mutual bank model sharing profits with depositors. The piece also reflects on Japan’s self reliant industry, rice straw based products, Osaka factories, and a strong work ethic across generations.
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