Sub-Governor Spectacles Mark Land, Mineral Boom for New Mexico
A discussion outlines prospects for greater copper and mineral production in southwestern New Mexico, the Eagle Nest dam project in Colfax County, and land-office expenses. It notes anticipated population and wealth growth, ongoing school and road improvements, and questions over state expenditures and transfers tied to the State Land Office.
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New Mexico
Colfax County
Tower BR
Grynde
Hersilly
Spain
Avlinor
Fulsurer
Roads and Road Schemes for County Construction
The article discusses proposed road improvements and how counties may fund them. Chairman Tully of the Senate Roads and Highways Committee favors an omnibus bill to authorize jointly funded improvements. The plan aims to accelerate main road completion with state engineer support and local appropriations in harmony.
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Tully
Senate Committee On Roads and Highve
Bond of Abstractors Proposed to Protect Titles
A bill by Catish seeks licensing for abstractors in Capaconte era, making misrepresentation of titles a felony and unlicensed practice a misdemeanor. It would require county filings of title firms, with bonds up to five years, funded by a state levy to support road projects and safeguard property transfers in Bernalillo and surrounding counties.
Record Break Year for New Mexico Land Upturn
Three weeks into the year, New Mexico shows a surge in private land ownership. Enlarged homesteads, state land sales, and large grants parceling out attract thousands of settlers and home builders, boosting taxable land, roads, schools, and public improvements while reducing government ownership.
Let Bernalillo Help Barth Promote Progressive Measures
A fragment notes Bernalillo supports Barth though he is a minority member, pushing progressive reforms. The text mentions his road bill to connect San Juan County with Pornssilla as a state highway, but the sentence is incomplete.
Misuse of Canal Bonds Sparks County Levy Debate
A political dispute questions why a bill excludes Bernalillo county from a levy to support canal bonds for a road project. Republicans accuse the Democratic administration of masking mismanagement while arguing progressives push for a direct levy to fund the plan even as bond proceeds and route completion timelines loom uncertain.
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Bernalillo County
New Judge Reaffirms Old Doctrine in Railway Regulation Case
Justice Clarke of Ohio with Justice Migghes of New York share opinion that Northern Pacific Railroad regulation case rests on an honest misbelief, not violation of law. Emphasizes desire for government of laws over officials’ discretion. Also notes stock show in Chicago and Denver trade, forecasting record feeder cattle prices and strong turnout from eastern buyers seeking Western stock.
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Justice Clarke
Ohio
Nustice Migghes
New York
Ain
Jistive Clarke
Ibn Adams
Northern Pacific Railroad
Rizws Bank
Justices Clarke
Chicago
Denver
Roe Mountain
Rocky Mountain
Wesern
New Mexico News Review Commentary and Roswell Oil News
The column mocks political quirks in New Mexico legislature while Roswell records reveal rapid directory growth and a shipment of machinery for three more oil wells. Independent oil ventures will operate apart from Toltec, signaling local energy expansion.
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Roswell
Toltec
Colfax News Brief on Webster Banquet and Nest Building
Colfax reports a Chicago style banquet in which Geo Webster Sr spoke on plans for the Nest project. The feature notes supportive New Mexico figures and local farm exhibit assets fueling irrigation and development efforts for a large land transformation program in Colfax County.
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Geo
Mr. Webster, Sr
Charles Suringer
Webster
Roe
Ninas
Jude
New Mexico
Clovis Citizens Push Free City Mail Delivery
Clovis aims to secure free mail delivery as a second class post town. A petition is to be presented to the postal department, with inspectors to review. If not granted, locals vow to address required street and sidewalk improvements to support the move.
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Clovis
Wdar
Celery
Clovis News
Grant Muir Heads New Bank Merger in El Paso
John T. Muir of Lordsburg announces consolidation of Security Savings Bank with Commercial National Bank of El Paso. The merged institution will be named Security Cattle Loan and Mortgage Company with capital stock of 100000 and an auxiliary company. a manager is yet to be chosen. The grand jury convened, returning 27 indictments from about 70 witnesses.
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Muir
New Bank
Savings Bank
Commercial Naional Bank of
el Paso
John T. Muir
Lordsburg
Chartongest
Hon. M. Mechem Trust Company
Seventh Judicial District
Harry P. Owen
W. D. Newcomb
Jose S. Baca
ES Lew Company
Stapleton
Wilcox
Vin Torres
Lordsburg Liberal
Ben F. Gooch
Henry Coleman
Grinnell Manufacturing Co
Domingo Valles
Merrick B. Emerson
Abran Aberta
Henry Dreyfus
New Mexican Printing Company
Bronson M. Cutting
Socorro
Ramine
Security Bank
Ad Quire
Rush for Land at Fort Sumner Draws Crowds
News reports describe a surge of activity at the Fort Sumner land office as Samuel rushes for 200000 acres of public domain following the Farris measure. The Leader notes trains, autos, wagons, and pedestrians converging on town, hotels filling, and lawyers and notaries overwhelmed with papers and job work as offices reopen. Counted daily filings reach around 400 with fees near 2000 dollars, and by Tuesday the scene remains hectic with continued demand.
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Ft. Sumner
Samuel
Fort Sumner
Lawlers
Lincoln Auto Accident and Bank Charter News
A Lincoln auto accident injures Dr KOM Pine and two sons Gordon and Raymond with broken collarbone shoulder injuries and a serious spine dislocation for Gordon. A car crash occurred while avoiding a wagon, details from Carrizora News. Also reported are bank charter approvals for several First National Banks and a New York road bond election set for March 7 to fund road improvements with federal matching funds.
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Kom. Pine
Gordon
Raymond
de Pine
Mine Reopened at Dundee in Virginia District
The 8 Mining Company has acquired a majority of Orion Mining and reopened the Dundee mine on the main lead in the Virginia district after years idle. With further development it is expected to become a producer. A group of Californians toured the Animas Valley at the start of the week seeking opportunities.
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Duntee
8 Miing Company
Orion Mining Company
Dundee
Virginia
Wih
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State Land Office
Steytnsy Coyliofansky
Hefer
Sears
Tvelor
AlSert
Capaconte
Nile
Bernalillo
Barth
NEW Mexico News Review
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The
New Mexican
Senate
Congressional
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Ennis
Viet
Plains
Honewell
United Cs
Moncayight
Fresno
Lordsbury
Colfax
Feds
Nostat
Try Commission
Ione
Nores
I New Mesiin
Sinervision
Aba
Texas
de Rana
New Mexico-Texas
Frank Valmer
J. Harris
Senver
Cole
Irrigation Lab Company
Tesdy
Colmer
United States
Hovan Miousiids
Peres
Soutien
Springer
Grant
Guadalupe
Lincoln
First National Bank
Natio Bank
Car M
Trenmar
fFrst National Bank
Funta Rosa
Torrance ‘County Savings Bank
Willard
Roy T
Roy
David T Tals Woddetony
Inter Scare National Bank
Kansas City
Ebsin
Bank of Commerce
New York City
de M. Johnson
Ruttmore
Lincoln County
Carrizorg Outlook
Loeste Animas
Californien
Animas Valley
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