Weekly Crop Bulletin from Santa Fe Aug 21 1905
The week was warm and dry with ample sunshine and little precipitation. Wheat oats and barley mature slowly in northern districts with good yields, thrashing progressing. second crop alfalfa mostly stacked. millet cutting begun in eastern counties. Range grasses remain good as stock in excellent condition. beans and chili ripening with good yields. fruits and melons ripening in unusual abundance. Cuas E Linney, Section Director.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Community gratitude funds Catholic church improvements
The city thanks donors especially American ladies and poor Mexicans for church enhancement contributions. A blessing is wished for all, from Marillita L. Trujillo and committee. Charles Eaton and Angela Josola, both of Valverde, wed last Saturday at the parish church with the Eaton family in the city noted.
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Marillita L. Trujillo
Guadalupe L. Perla
Carlota Sayles
Charles Eaton
Angela Josola
Valverde
Col
K. W. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Ann Ineide
City Water Works Investigation Improves Supply
Frank Owen of Santa Fe arrived to inspect city water works and found widespread law violations in usage. He noted the pipeline was poorly laid, requiring 15 000 to 20 000 dollars for reconstruction to raise flow by 40 percent. One day of work cleared the spring, improved main line flow, and explained pressure issues while urging further upgrades for sanitary and public welfare.
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A. C. Abeytia
W. E. Martin
Frank Owen
Santa Fe
Owen
A. T. & S. F. Railroad Company
L. A. Morris
Fire Clay Works Sold and Offered to Commercial Club
Purchaser offers the Fire Clay plant to the Socorro Commercial Club for one year free of rent if started promptly. Mr Savage would rent the plant for eleven more years at a fair annual rate. Club members see the offer as fair but view the venture as a large initial undertaking with no immediate resumption of operations.
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P. J. Prance
Edward Dodd
Savage
Socorro Commercial Club
Miners of the Graphic Strike for Higher Wages
Mexican miners at the Graphic mine walked off Monday noon demanding 1 to 2.25 dollars per day. Management paid out time checks and dismissed the workers, replacing them with American miners. The Graphic mine continues shipping copper ore to El Paso. Engineer Philip Argall recently surveyed Magdalena district. Tri-Bullion works three shifts on a new shaft at Kelly mine linking to an incline near zinc carbonate ore. Key mine east of Graphic pushes development and ore storage with significant lead and silver values.
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Graphic
Offic
el Paso
Philip Argall
Magdalena
Tri-Bullion Company
Kelly
LASS IN SCOTTISH RITE MASONRY IN SAN MARCIAL
Cony Thomas Brown and five Hirman Lodge members receive Scottish Rite degrees in San Marcial on the 19th and 20th. Entries include a $1,000 pace stake at the Territorial Fair and two cow horse strings. An expected 100 horses may race during the Albuquerque event.
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Lass
San Marcial
Cony Thomas Brown
Maximillian Frost
New Mexico
Hirman Lodge No. 13
A. F
A.M
Herman Bonem
Liewthyn Augustus Carr
Joseph Michael Harrison
Lottery Morris
Albuquerque
Stockmen Plan Large Mass Meeting Near Gila Reserve
A broad assembly of stockmen affected by new reserve rules is being organized for the first week of November in Grant County to discuss forest regulations grazing fees and the proposal for a brand and hide inspector. The exact date will be announced later. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with claims of a universal cure and a money back promise, promoting internal treatment and testimonials.
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Hall
Crminy & Co
Toledo
New Mexico Population Growing Sees 15000 Rise in 1905
New Mexico's population rise noted from homestead and desert land entries in four territorial land districts during the 1905 fiscal year. Estimates suggest at least 15,000 more residents, with immigrants contributing significantly. Event details list Las Vegas travel dates September 26 to 29 with round trip tickets at $6.25 and return by October 1 1905 through Taos Jaguns Agent.
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Territory
New Mexico
Sunshine Territory
Las Vegas
Taos
Jaguns
Episcopal Services Announcement
Reverend Darling will conduct services in the Episcopal church tomorrow morning and evening at the usual hours. All are invited to be present.
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Darling
Episcopal Church
Labor Day Proclamation by Governor Otero 1905
Governor Miguel A. Otero proclaims Monday September 4 1905 a legal holiday in the Territory of New Mexico and urges suspension of most business while schools may close for a commemorative observance to honor labor and its dignity. The proclamation is dated August 23 1905 and signed by Secretary W Raysouns and Governor Micon A Oreo.
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Otero
United States of America
Miguel A. Otero
Territory
New Mexico
Territory of
Micon
A. Oreo
W. Raysouns
Firemen's Tournament Planned for Las Vegas Next Month
A NM Firemen's Association meeting in Las Vegas outlined events for the Northern New Mexico Fair tournament. Scheduled contests include ladder climb, team coupling, dry test, foot race, single coupling, and wet test with prize money ranging from 10 to 75 dollars across two days.
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Las Vegas
A. M. Dettlebach
New Mexico Association of Firemen
New Mexico
Turaday
Deputy coal oil inspector named in official appointment
Charles EK. Ross, a clerk in the traveling auditor's office, is appointed deputy coal jail inspector by Coal Oil Inspector Eugenio Romero.
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Charles EK. Ross
Eugenio Romero
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