Sheepmen Prosperity Report From Territorial Board President
Solomon Luna of Los Tamas, president of the Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board, says this year is best and most profitable for sheep raisers in the Territory. Prices for wool and lambs are high, with lambs averaging four cents per pound for October delivery and large lamb crops. Federal and regional demand from Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska keeps buyers active. Despite floods, crops and irrigation acreage are strong, labor demand via railroads remains high, and general business is lively. Luna notes improvements in public schools and overall welfare among Mexican and Spanish descent counties. The piece also includes brief, unrelated anecdotes and quotes on success, health, and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Luna
Los Tamas
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board
New Mexican
New Mexico
Pra
Luna
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe New Mexican
Suppressing News and Honest Reporting Dilemma
A long excerpt discusses press ethics and the pressure to protect or distort reputations. It contrasts the temptation to shield friends with the duty to avoid unfairly tarnishing others. The piece cites Holsworthy rewards, Old World quips, and brief ad-like notices, ending with a child's practical take on a newborn.
Public Notice for Final Proof in Small Holding Claim 1737
Notice is given that Rosalia I de Gonzales widow of Juan Gonzales has filed for final proof on Tracts 1 3 4 5 6 Secs 19 and 4 Tp 28 R 1E N M at Socorro NM on June 19 1905 before the clerk. Names aiding proof include Juno Silva Pedro P Ping Vicente de Encondida Julian Ally Junome Mawris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. Mex
Socorro Cees
Socorro
Pablo Sanches
West
M. Vegil
José S. Chaves
Jane Trinidad Santillanes
Victor Lopes
Lemitar
N. M
San Cruces
James Patterson
Patterson
Socorro County
Bocerro
J. F. Fullerton
Fullert
Lisa Clerk
Socorm
Rosalia ‘I. de Gonzales
Juan Gonsales
Silva
Poeblita
Bocorro P.O
Lauterio Ping
Encondida
Socorro P.O
Vicente It
Oear
Julian Ally
Temitaritey
Leemitar P.O
Junome Mawris
Register
Protate
Joana Maria B. de Carillo
Annetacio Carillo
San Antonio
N.M
Vicente Padilla
Meregildo Garcia
Felix Garcia
Socarla Montoya
Jean Matix
Regiater
Congress Debates Arlington Station Funding
A Virginia congressman pushes for a ten thousand dollar increase to the Arlington experiment station fund, while the committee chair warns against rising costs. A Virginian retorts that Rome was not built in a day and quips about Romulus and Remus. Nearby, a child speculates on a Dutch husband as romance tastes mix with local fruit ads for Winkler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
House of Representatives
Virginia
Arlington
Rome
Romulus
Remus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swisher
University of New York City
U. S
Pe C. G. Duncan
California Street
Je Kornitzer, M. D
A. M
L. —. Kittrell
Abouta Block
San Marcial
Harvey House
John BE. Griffith
Atrorney
Law
H M. Dougherty
Attorney AT Law
James G. Fitch
Terry Block
Socorro, New Mexico
W. A. Fleming Jones
United States Public Land Scrip
Elfego Baca
RB. Kelley
G. A. Collins
Crvi
Marvine
San Francisco St. Santa Fe
Carthage Coal Mining CO
M. L. Hilton
Givane Luera
National Life Insurance Co
C. Severns
E. E. Burlingame & CO
Lawrence St
Denver
Cale
Kee
Cyee
Keeley Qupes Sn
Wight
H. Chambon
Dr. King
London
Inquisitor
J.T. Barber
Irwinville
Mr. Softleigh
Spots
Moses
London Judy
Smith
Robinson
Holsworthy
Devonshire
England
Thomas Meyrick
Scott
Sydney Bulletin
Sydney
Billy
Question of
Elmer
Simer
Mama
Lipincott
Jawomm MA Orin
Jans Partakson
Elsie
Mary
Winkler’s
Irs
Chicago
New York
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Lincoln
Territory of New Mexico
Free Gold Mining Company
Free Gold Mining and Milling Company
Extey
George E. Sligh
Estey
Llanono Baca
Kansas City
G. Biavaschi