Synopsis of the U S Government Land Law
Qualifications for homestead entry extend to all citizens and heads of families over 21 not owning more than 160 acres. Residency and cultivation rules vary by option. commuting at $1.25 per acre after 14 months, or five years of continuous residence with proof for patent. Veteran and widow provisions extend residence time and ownership transfer, with required improvements. Leave of absence may be granted for up to one year, to be made up later. Open seasons for trout and bass detail limits, penalties for poaching and transporting game, and territorial trespass rules. Warden signatures: W. Be Grirren and F. A. Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Solier
W. BE. Grirren
F. A. Roy
County Proceedings July 9 1908 Mora County
Mora County board met in regular session adopting tax reductions for Esquaval Willcox and Esqupula Trujillo, approving Solano petition creating precinct 24, appointing Basi Garcia Justice of the Peace and Richard Carson Constable, reviewing road petitions for precincts 12 and 10, and approving assorted accounts. The board adjourned to 9 a.m. July 10, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan de Mata Mates
Damacio Tafoya
Geo. Santistevan
Juan Navaris
E. H. Biernbaum
Juan B. Martinez
W. H. Willcox
Roy. N
Esquepula Trujillo
Solano
Mora County
Township 19
San Miguel
Mora
Union and Mora
Rim
Red River Canyon
Basi- Garcia
Richard Carson
Wagon Mound
Colmar
Chacon
Marcilo Montoya
M. A. Sanchez
Ndse
Max Lucero
Juan B Martinez
R. T. Maes
Commission of
Jose Vivian Fresquez
Ricardo Martinez
U. Strong
Roberto Romero
Brown Files Land Entry in New Mexico Notice
Notice from the United States Land Office Clayton New Mexico dated June 13 1908 states Benjamin F Brown of Gould Union County NM has filed to enter Lot 2 Section 22 Township 18 N Range 28 E New Mexico Meridian. Any adverse claim or protest citing mineral character must be filed by August 2 1908 with Edward W Fox Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Clayton
New Mexico
Benjamin F. Brown
Gould
County of Union
United States
Township
Range
Meridian
Edward W. Fox
Register
Mora County Normal Institute to Convene August 17 1908
Mora County Normal Institute will convene August 17 1908 at Wagon Mound Mora County New Mexico. All teachers wishing to teach in Mora county must attend from opening to close of the two week session. Prof John H Vaughan will conduct the institute with exams on the last two days. RicaRdo Martinez Supt Public Schools Mora Co NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora County Normal Institute
Wagon Mound
Mora Co
N. M
Mora County
John H. Vaughan
Ricardo Martinez
Supt. Public Schools
N.M
Warning To Live Stock Owners
Warning to herd cattle and pen up hogs as the law bans loose livestock. Property owners urged to clean up premises to prevent diseases. Rubbish and waste paper to be placed in waste boxes or barrels and burned.
For Rent Ranch with Grass and Water Rights
To let ranch with good permanent grass and water, range control for 200 cattle, suitable for a dry year. Includes pasturage for cattle horses and mules. For particulars contact L P Upton Solano N M or call Upton Ranch La Cinta Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P
Upton
Solano
N. M
Upton Ranch
la Cinta Canyon
Stolen Bay Mare From Mora County Pasture
A bay mare about 4 or 5 years old was stolen on June 24 1908 from Francisco S Ortega's pasture in La Gallina Precinct 12 Mora County. Mark on right side 5 x. Information leading to recovery is sought and Rasenda Vialpando, Oeate, Ne MM, offers appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco S. Ortega
la Gallina
Precinct No
Mora County
Rasenda Vialpando
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Territory of
37Th Legislative Assembly
Turtle Cove
del Territorio de
Neuvo Mexico
Asambla
Marzo
Esnacion
Pena
Codorniz Blanco
del Orient
Julio
Gallina Silvestre
Perficos
Gallinas
Perea
Especies de
Boca Grande Y Pequena
de Cada
Mercado Cualquiera de Los Animales
Este Territorio
de Multa
Felonia
County Proceedings
Alvino Martinez
Alvino Sartinez
U. P. Upton
la Upton Ranch
la Ginta
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