New Mexico Supreme Court Affirms Stroup Injunction Case
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirms a 1916 judgment in favor of A. B. Stroup, granting damages and a permanent injunction to restrain Frank Hubbell from flooding his ranch south of Albuquerque. The ruling emphasizes that water rights and duties, including use of streams crossing Stroup’s property, remain in force. The lengthy article also covers dairy industry developments, the Albion milk depot, and proposed plant expansions to increase capacity at the Los Angeles firm’s facility, with details on receivership and organizational notes.
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Oil Drilling Rush Rocks Pecos Valley Prospects Flourish
In Pecos Valley oil development surges with several sites showing strong gas signs and promising pools. Drillers at Pincho Lake Arthur and Patcher report excellent gas and oil indications, while Dayton Hill projects also look favorable. An accident near a rail area hospitalizes Carl Rideley after a machinery incident. doctors report his condition improving.
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Cyclone visitation causes widespread damage in Colfax County
Last Friday a powerful cyclone struck multiple sites in Colfax County causing severe damage. The Circle Dot ranch lost its roof and outbuildings while fences and structures across the region were destroyed. Local officials and residents report extensive impact on homes roads and livestock facilities with recovery efforts beginning immediately.
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Ambiguous Wheat Trade And Local Elevator Activity
Local county reports indicate wet wheat deliveries rising after recent rains. Elevators stockpiled grain, lifting barriers on embargos, with wheat prices fluctuating around £222 as shipments look to resume. Community notes mention cultural events and uncertain trade conditions impacting the coming growth period.
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Public Land Sale Notice in Otero County New Mexico
The notice lists a land sale by the State of New Mexico public land office. It details sale numbers, sections, tracts with acres and improvements values, and timing for sale in Otero County. The document cites multiple properties with tract descriptions and appraised values, including improvements and timber, as part of a public land auction process.
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