Chautauqua Assembly at Mountainair Announces 1910 Program
The Third Annual Mountainair Chautauqua opens August 1 with an educational day and key speakers including Prof J B Clark and Pref Gray. August 8 features political platform talks by Republican Democratic and Socialist figures. Other dates promise patriotic events, notable lectures, and a Sunday school convention, while local shoe shop changes hands with UW Barton purchasing the Clayton shop.
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Mountainair Chautauqua
Ty Seks
Daone City
J. B. Clark
Territorial
W. &. Garrison
The
Agricultural College
D. D. Tinsley
Hest
Lates
John R. McFie
First Judicial District of
New Mexi
8. C. Nutter
WC. T. U. Institute
Friends of Temperance
New Mexico
Mountainair
Innes
United
Showers Begin Early Rainy Season in the Valley
The first of the week showers fell across the valley continuing to Wednesday. Rain varied from heavy to light, benefiting crops. Moisture is likely to continue with more rain to follow, suggesting an earlier start to the rainy season than last year when first rains came in July.
Torrance County Democratic meeting set for July 2 1910 Estancia
A notice from W D Wasson, chairman, calls Torrance County Democratic Central Committee members to meet in Estancia on Saturday July 2 1910 at 2 PM at Reagan Hall to set the time for a delegate convention and nominate delegates to the constitutional convention in Santa Fe. Died notices and church revival plans follow with local clergy and events scheduled for next Sunday.
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Estancia
N. M
Torrance County
Democratic Central Committee
Reagan Hall
Santa Fe
New Mexico
W. D. Wasson
Plats of Survey Filed for Several Townships in New Mexico
The United States Land Office in Santa Fe announces the filing of plats of survey for townships in New Mexico and the entry opening date of August 5, 1910. It lists fractional townships in ranges 7 and 8 to 10 east, including areas north of the Antonio Sandoval grant. Manuel R. Otero, Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
T.an
R. Sen
Mpm
N.M. P.M
N.M.P. M
Antonio Sandoval Grant
Governor Proclaims September 1910 Election for New Mexico Constitution
The Governor of New Mexico orders a September 6 1910 election to elect 100 delegates to a constitutional convention to form a state government. The proclamation calls for equitable delegate apportionment by county and directs county boards to appoint registration boards by July 5 1910.
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New Mexico
Congress
Arizona
A. D
Hele
Legion
Legislative Assembly
County Commissioners Schedule Meeting Change After Holiday
County commissioners will meet in regular session next Tuesday July 5 due to a holiday. Those with assessment increases by the assessor or board of equalization may register a kick.
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Assessor
Board of Equalization
Valley Rhymes of a Hometown Return to Estamia Valley
The speaker recalls leaving Neoga for the West and roaming to Estamia Valley in search of a home. Friends ask for his view of the country, and he promises an answer once he settles, noting initial hesitation from fear of blunders. After investigation he finds the country hard to beat and offers to share details with the editor’s permission.
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Neoga
Estamia Valley
Apportionment Decided for Constitutional Convention
The commission including Governor Mills Chief Justice Pope and Secretary Jaffa this afternoon fixed delegates for the constitutional convention. Curry county created since last election and apportionment per precincts from Quay and Roosevelt counties will govern. The election is set for September 6. Local notes report pioneers in town and various daily happenings.
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Mills
Pope
Jaffa
Curry County
Quay County
Roosevelt County
Vote for the Bonds Estancia School Bond Election
Estancia voters are urged to support issuing bonds to build and furnish a new two room schoolhouse and to levy a ten mill tax for general school costs. The six thousand dollar former school is too small for two hundred fifty pupils. polls open at the county offices on South Fifth Street next Tuesday.
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Estancia
South Fifth Street
Valley News Roundup Sees Local Movements and Rain Hope
Valley View residents report ongoing farming and visiting patterns with G E Wheeler and Wm Bryant among those tied to crops and land. Moisture arrives lightly as residents anticipate the rainy season while postmaster Meyer seeks a central location for offices in Estancia.
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Clayton
Harville
Democratic Gall
Nannie Drake
Martin Drake
Baptist Church
Mr. Young
Oklahoma
Sweetings
B. F. Summers
Jesus
Samuel Blair
Kennedy
Manuel R. Otero
Will
Wm. Dunbar
R. J
Mrs.Sargent
M. T. Moriarty
O. F. Friend
I. N. Shirley
S. A. Shepherd
Burruss Brothers
L. EB. Hatley
JW. Brashears
Wm. Roberts
P. Bodenan
J. B. McSpadden
North East
Henry
Papa
R. B. Cochrane
Willard
Pap
Estancia Valley
W. W. Richards
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Dona Ana
Baldy Grant
Guadalupe
Linncoln
Luna
McKinley
Otero
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
Sandoval
San Juan
San Miguel
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Union
Vollenei
Cial
Valley View
G. E. Wheeler
G. W. Bay
J. W. Bryant
D. D. Smith
Wiggins
S. P. McCrary
Billie
Albuquerque
B. E. Wheeler
J. W. Collier
N. D. Meyer
Romero
Nick
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