Legislative pointers. Territorial law makers week in review
A wrap of enacted and proposed measures in the New Mexico Territorial Legislature. Bills passed include the game and fish warden, salary adjustments for county officers, mayoral term extensions, Leonard Wood county creation, and a traveling auditor. Other actions cover educational boards, Sunday closing law debates, county petition provisions, and allocation for St Louis exhibition. Governor Otero vetoed a damages suit act. he signed bills creating Sandoval county, district attorney districts, and armory boards for Las Vegas and Albuquerque.
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Game and Fish Warden
St. Louis
Fall
Committee On
House
Punta de Agua
Valencia County
New Mexico
Sandoval
Legislative Assembly
Liewellyn
Albuquerque Am
Las Vegas
Leonard Wood County
Guadalupe County
Quay
Roosevelt
Torrance County
Albuquerque
Resolutions of Respect for Morris Loewenstein's Wife
In Socorro New Mexico on March 11 1903 Rio Grande Lodge No 3 K of P read and adopted resolutions of condolence for the death of Morris Loewenstein's wife. The lodge expressed sympathy and noted Jehovah's will and published the resolutions in the Chieftain with copies to the brother and lodge minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
C. Merk
A. F. Karzenstein
J. J. Lexson
Albuquerque Seeks Self Government Amid County Power Struggle
Bernalillo County faces continuing trouble as Albuquerque fights for self rule after two board vacancies were created by Sandoval County residents. A Albuquerque delegation travels to the legislature to push for tax payer control and an end to political bosses.
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Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Duke City
Legislative Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Sandoval
News of the Week Condensed Dispatches Summary
Senate to vote on canal treaty and Cuban reciprocity favored. Geyer named receiver at Roswell. Santa Fe Central trains promised by June. Oil train blast at Olean kills twenty. Flood fears rise on the Mississippi. Nebraska rains wash out bridges. Penn Railroad capital grows to 400 million. Corbett shot in the hip in a domestic case. Statehood vote stance: joint statehood or nothing. Laid out: quarantine on cattle from Texas and Mexico. St Louis seeks both party conventions for World’s Fair. Northern New Mexico snow improves Rio Grande water. Las Vegas pushes mountain road plan to Santa Fe. Locomotive Firemen barred from strike on Wabash. Telles sentenced to hang April 3 for jailor murder. Russia grants religious freedom and local self rule.
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David L. Geyer
Roswell Land
Torrence
Corbett
Davis
Andrews
Washington
Nebraska
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Burlington
Mississippi
St. Louis
New Orleans
United States Senate
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Santa
Brotherhood of Locomoitive Firemen
Wabash
City Council Meeting Urged For Tax Payers Interest
The city council plans a Monday evening meeting to discuss warrants issued in exchange for city lands and licenses amid alleged legal issues. Citizens should attend to learn facts and hold officials accountable. The article also notes concern from Socorro sheep growers about proper sheep dip preparation and quarantine risks if not addressed.
Flood Precautions Amid Severe Mountain Snow Melt
Weather notes warn of heavy mountain snowfall in the northern territory. Snow will melt rapidly as the season ends, causing a potential surge of water along the river. Citizens near low-lying river bottoms are urged to prepare, secure valuables, and monitor flood advisories for rising water levels.
No Presbyterian Services Tomorrow in Local Church
Owing to another case of scarlet fever in his family, Rev Ta lor will not conduct services for two Sundays at least. Mr Tay lor tried to secure Rev W Huggett of Magdelena for services tomorrow but it was bribe for that gentie may be
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Talor
Taylor
Rev. W. Huggett
Magdelena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Extra Supers
Brussels
Price Bros & CO
New Mexico and
Arizona
Home Comfort
Whitney Company
South First St
Crown Mill Company
Crown Mill Company of
Socorro
Kansas
First National Bank
Joshua 8. Reynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
C.K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. T
Gaerain
Montoya
Socorro County
County
Otero
Leonard Wood
Bers
Land Selection Board
United States
Sierra
Santa Fe County
Hughes
W. H. Andrews
Territorial Council
Sierra Counties
Banks
Jaramillo
Council
Cmos Crean
U. S
Chicago
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Texas
Mexico
José Telles
McFie
Telles
Epitacio Gallegos
Russia
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