Forest boundary order reorganizes New Mexico forests
The president signed a plan to consolidate New Mexico national forests aiming for about 1,000,000 acres per supervisor. Affected forests include Alamo 1,164,900 acres under Arthur M. Neal Alamogordo. Datil 1,848,915 acres under John Kerr Magdalena. Gila and Big Burog merged as Gila 1,762,621 acres under W. H. Goddard Silver City. Lincoln 596,603 acres under J. H. Kinney Magdalena. Magdalena and San Mateo under John Kerr Magdalena. Manzano 687,110 acres under A. D. Reed Albuquerque. Pecos 430,860 acres under Ross McMillan Santa Fe. Carson with Taos and part of Jemez north of Chama under Ross McMillan Santa Fe 966,000 acres. Jemez south of Chama river 978,720 acres under Ross McMillan Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico National Forests
Alamo National Forest
Arthur M. Neal
Alamogordo
Sacramento
Guadalupe
Gila National Forest
Dat
Magdalena
San Mateo
John Kerr
Manzano
A. D. Reed
Albuquerque
Pecos
Ross McMillan
Santa Fe
Carson
Taos
Jemez
Chama
Chama River
Irrigation Delegates Named by Governor Curry
Governor Curry named delegates to the National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque. Appointees include M. A. Otero, L. B. Prince, J. W. Reynolds, T. B. Catron, W. H. Andrews, H. J. Hagerman, G. A. Richardson, H. L. Waldo, D. A. Larrazolo, Trinidad Romero, H. W. Kelly, A. B. Fall, Solomon Luna, B. J. Vijoen, Charles Springer, W. S. Walker, Oscar Snow, F. G. Tracy, E. P. Bujac, C. H. Elmendorf, D. J. McCanne, Malaquias Martinez, G. W. Pritchard, Antonio Joseph, and H. B. Fergusson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Curry
M. A. Otero
L. B. Prince
J. W. Reynolds
T. B. Catron
W. H. Andrews
Santa Fe
H. J. Hagerman
G. A. Richardson
Roswell
H. L. Waldo
D. A. Larrazolo
Trinidad Romero
H. W. Kelly
Las Vegas
A. B. Fall
Three Rivers
Solomon Luna
Las Lunas
B. J.viljoen
Chamberine
Charles Springer
Cimarron
Walker
Aztec
Oscar Snow
Las Cruces
F. G. Tracy
Carlsbad
E. P. Bujac
C. H. Elmendorf
Hlmendorf
D. J. McCanne
Tort Sumner
Malaquias Martinez
Taos
G. W. Pritchard
White
Santa Fe Captures Escaped Prisoner After Eleven Years
Captain Christman deputy warden brings Frank Sherlock of Williams Arizona to Santa Fe to serve the remaining two years of a four year term for horse stealing. Sherlock escaped eleven years ago on the warden's horse, lived under a non-committal status since, and has lost good time due to the escape. No pardon steps have been taken by Governor Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Christman
Territorial Penitentiary
Frank Sherlock
Williams
Arizona
Ranger Woods
Sherlock
Curry
Pecos Forest Enlargement Planned Hearing With Landowners
A. F. Potter chief of grazing service and Forest Supervisor Ross McMillan arrived from Washington to confer with Governor Curry on enlarging the Pecos forest reserve. They will travel with the governor to hear land and stock owners who oppose the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
A. F. Potter
Grazing Service
Forestry Bureau
Washington, D. C
Curry
Pecos
Ross McMillan
Masonic Life Association Granted NM License
Insurance Commissioner Chaves grants a New Mexico license to the Masonic Life Association of Buffalo New York. Dr William McLake of Silver City is named a delegate to the tuberculosis congress in Washington DC by Governor Curry. Thom as W Conway of Raton is appointed to the Territorial Board of Education to fill an unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
New Mexico
Masonic Life Association of
Buffalo
New York
William McLake
Silver City
Grant County
Curry
Washington, D.C
Thomas W. Conway
Raton
Colfax County
Territorial Board of Education
Resignations and growth mark New Mexico era shifts
Mesilla Park’s Luther Foster resigns amid regional expansion as Roswell reports nearly 750 homestead filings in June, 250 more than 1907. A new $17 000 power house at Las Vegas Insane Asylum is accepted. John Sella dies in Madrid coal mine No 4 after a rock slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Foster
Mesilla Park
Roswell Land Office
Middle West
New Mexico
New Mexico Insane Asylum
Las Vegas
John Sella
Madrid
Santa Fe
Bartell Bauer
San Miguel County
Growth prospers in Roy New Mexico town report
Roy New Mexico grows rapidly since its January 1 1907 opening as 800 homesteaders and desert entries file claims. Mora county precinct expands with modern businesses and ongoing construction despite money stringency. Many thousands of acres available for investment amid frontier development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
New Mexico
Dawson
EL Paso
Mora County
Mora County Profile Reveals Rich Agriculture and Rugged Terrain
Mora County spans 2542 square miles with a 1900 census population of 10 304 and 1175823 assessed value. The county seat is Mora with multiple post offices including Wagonmound and Ledoux. Agriculture leads, supported by vast range assets, mountainous terrain, and rivers feeding the Canadian and Pecos basins as the Mora and Santa Cruz waters rise from local uplands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
Wagonmound
la Cueva
Cleveland
Guadalupita
Chacon
Ocate
Roy
Lucero
Halls Peak
Holman
Weber
Shoemaker
Watrous
Mills
Ledoux
Mora County
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Taos
Bernabo
Rhode Island
Delaware
Bernalillo
Rocky Mountains
Pecos River
Pecos
Santa Cruz
Rio Grande
Mora Drain's Long Reach Shapes Rocky Mountain Flows
The Mora drain runs about 40 miles along the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains and plays an important part in determining regional stream flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
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Thomas P. Gable
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John Holse
Clarence Fondy
Fred Higgins
Thomas
Order of the Eastern Star
Meadow City
Cassimero Gonzalem
Roy, New Mexico
Adobe
Roy, N. Fl
Duncan
A. 8. Bushkevits
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Incor
Roy, Moraco, New Mexico
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United States
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Pete
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Roy Land and Live Stock Co
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