Grazing Fees Remain Valid despite Court Ruling
A Department of Agriculture press bulletin clarifies that Judge Whitson did not rule grazing regulations or fees illegal. The decision addressed whether breaching regulations is a crime, not the validity of the grazing framework. Civil actions, injunctive relief, and fee collection will continue while higher courts review the criminal question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
West
Whitson
United States District Court For
Washington
United States
Matthews
Secretary of Agriculture
Walter Matthews
Wyoming Tribune
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
United States District Court
Rainier Reserve
United States Circuit Court of Appeals For
Ninth Circuit
Castervignes
Supreme Court of
Dent
The
Forest Service
Local Education Notes and Student Activities Include Holidays
The piece notes university work paused for a holiday, expects classes to resume January 7, 1907, and mentions high student enrollment levels. It cites trips by The Arsenic Group to San Antonio for mistletoe, and a bale of hay injuring Marvel M. Smith. It reports lectures by President R P Noble and Professor R W Twining at the New Mexico Educational Association in Las Vegas with papers on measuring success and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Sarle
Rue N. Hines
Ww. Walford
Kentucky
San Antonio
Marvel M. Smith
R. P. Noble
New Mexico Educational Association
Las Vegas
R. W. Twining
Normal Institute
Wood
Santa Fe
Wreck on Magdalena Branch City Train Derails Three Ore Cars
A Tuesday noon wreck on the Magdalena branch occurred as a freight wheel broke on a car during crossing California street at the Crown mill. Three ore loaded cars derailed and tipped over while a passenger coach stayed on track. passengers faced a brief walk to their hotels with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
California Street
Crown Mill
Kelly Mine
Carlos Sais to Hang January Eleventh 1907
The district court sentenced Carlos Sais to be hanged on January 11 1907 for the murder of two prospectors in the Manzano mountains. Eliseo Valles received a ninety nine year penitentiary term plus costs. The note suggests swift completion of justice in the case.
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Carlos
John Billingslea
William McLaughlin
Manzano Mountains
Frank W. Parker
Carlos Sais
Eliseo Valles
Sais
Valles
Territorial Penitentiary
Lawmakers Block Smelter Move for Magdalena District
Delegate Andrews introduces a bill to bar territorial officials from holding office, drafts amendments to aid Indian affairs, and reports say W S Traylor plans a large smelter in Magdalena to process regional ore as the district eyes a boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Legislative Assembly
United States
Committee On Territories
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Pueblos
New Mexico
W. S. Traylor
Traylor Engineering Company
New York
America
Alvarado
Traylor
Tri- Ballion Mining Company
Magdalena
New Mexico Mining Output Tops 36 Million This Year
New Mexico’s mineral production is estimated at over 36 million for the year, with coal 2 million tons valued at 3 million dollars, iron ore 135 thousand tons, gold 400 thousand ounces, silver 400 thousand ounces, copper 7 million pounds, lead 6 million pounds, and zinc 10 million pounds. Cement growth cited. agriculture and stock yield higher overall. The Chieftain notes A Schey of Los Angeles renews subscription. former Corro County resident among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Newexico
Typhoid Fever Contagion In El Paso Sparks Health Debate
El Paso faces a typhoid fever epidemic as city papers accuse the board of health of neglect for failing to remove street filth and fill pest breeding holes. Alderman Fewell calls for firing the board and replacing them with effective workers. C C Cooper of Reserve subscribes to The Chieftain this week, promising to stay informed about Socorro County affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Board of Health
Fewell
C. C. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Socorro County
Magdalen Chapter 9 Initiates New Member at City Meeting
Magdalen Chapter No. 9 O E S held a meeting at Mrs. C T Brown's home to initiate O D Robbins into the degrees and install officers for the coming year. Officers include Jennie K E Cook as Worthy Matron and George E Cook as Worthy Patron, with numerous appointive posts announced and a social supper afterward. A Christmas service at the Presbyterian church is planned, with an invitation to attend and view local views in the new gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen Chapter
C. T. Brown
O. D. Robbins
Jennie KE. Cook
George E. Cook
Anne W. Fitch
Phoebe Howell
Mary Col
J. P. Chase
Tary
C. G. Duncan
Adah
Duncan
Ruth
Dougherty
Esther
Collins
John E. Griffith
A Deserted Bride at Socorro Opera House
The Deserted Bride is billed as a magnificently presented comedy drama at Socorro opera house on Thursday December 27. The cast is praised from lead to extra as perfectly chosen, with fast climaxes and lively lighter moments likened to a Sousa march. Tickets on sale at Leesons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro Opera House
Leeson's
District Court disposes cases this week in criminal and civil dockets
The court lists final dispositions: murder cases Sanchez nolle and Sanchez not guilty. Mal lett guilty with $500 bail. Thompson larceny one year. Apodaca carrying dead weapon nolle. Vigil guilty with $50 fine. Gann nolle. Glaze not guilty. Hallis larceny nolle. Civil dockets include Johnson vs Herman judgment for $25 plus costs and Berreras vs Bearup dismissed at plaintiff costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Dionteio Sanchez
Nolle
Charles V. Mallett
Henry Thompson
Canute Apodaca
Victoriana Vigil
Dionicio Sanchez
Patrick Gann
Ezra M. Glaze
Oliver W. Glaze
Peter Hallis
James Johnson
Appellee
Harry Herman
Leandro Berreras
Dennis E. Bearup
Mrs. Max Frost Visits New York and Plays News
Mrs. Max Frost has spent two weeks in New York as guest of Mrs. L O Pullen of Carlsbad while Mrs Fullen writes a play slated for early next year. Fullen, a longtime magazine contributor, vacationed with her mother Mrs Bowaran in Los Angeles. John W. Terry will spend Christmas at Paul J. Terry’s in El Paso with Mrs Terry visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
New York City
L. O. Pullen
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Argus
New Mexican
Fullen
Fallen
New York
Bowaran
Los Angeles
Dansan
John W. Terry
Paul J. Terry
el Paso
Election Frauds Claimed in San Antonio Precinct
District Attorney Wolford and the Grand Jury examined reports of alleged election frauds in San Antonio precinct. Witnesses offered only hearsay. the ballots were reportedly counted fairly and the ballot box was visible to voters. No evidence supported the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Socorro County
Wolford
San Antonio
le Men
Four criminals sentenced in Judge Parker's court
Four convicts faced Judge Parker Monday the court hearing. Carlos Sais asked for life imprisonment and was sentenced to be hanged on January 11, 1907. Eliseo Valles received ninety nine years and costs. Richard Queen was sentenced to four and a half years for assault with intent to kill. Juan Mais was confined to one year for horse theft. There is also an unrelated medical advertisement about Hall's Catarrh Cure and accompanying products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Queen
Juan Mais
Valles
Sais
Queen
Juan Chavez Y Baca
Mass
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Magdalena Branch
A. Schey
Chieftain
Magdalen
Presbyterian Church
Boas
Max Frost
Metropolis
Jais
Mais
Winkler’s
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