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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

14

Territorial Engineer Approves Several Water Right Applicants

Vernon L. Sullivan approves E Krause and W E Fletcher to divert Penasco river waters for a power plant in Section 2 Township 17 South Range 13 East costing 100000 with 2000 horsepower for electric lights and irrigation. Oliver M. Lee of Alamogordo gets rights to Kid Bluff Springs Grapevine canon and Sacramento river for domestic irrigation and stock use costing 20000. Lee also gets Sacramento river rights in Sections 30 19 South Range 11 East for power costing 35000 and 80000 for another Sacramento river project in Township 19 South Range 11 East.

Territorial Vernon L. Sullivan E. Krause W. E. Fletcher el Paso Texas Penasco River Pecos River Oliver M. Lee Alamogordo Otero County Kid Bluff Springs Grapevine Canon Alamorgordo Otero Sacramento River

Brave Engineer Stops Santa Fe Train Amid Boulder

A Las Vegas dispatch reports engineer Heydt at the throttle of westbound Santa Fe train No 7 near Glorieta when a large boulder blocked the track. He applied emergency brakes and halted the locomotive just before collision, saving lives. Heavy rains had loosened the obstruction, and traffic was held for two hours.

Las Vegas Heydt Santa Fe Apache Canon Glorieta

Statehood Prize Essay Offer for New Mexico

The National Irrigation Congress board in Albuquerque invites essay submissions on Statehood for New Mexico. A silver loving cup worth 100 dollars, donated by ex governor M A Otero, will be awarded. Essays must not exceed 1200 words and become property of the Statehood League of New Mexico. Submissions to Governor George Curry in Santa Fe by September 29, 1908.

Board of Control of the National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque M. A. Otero New Mexico Statehood League of New Mexico George Curry Territorial J. B. Clark Santa Fe W. B. Walton Silver City Governor Curry

Cloudburst Causes Major Damage in Albuquerque

An Albuquerque dispatch reports heavy rain flooding streets and cellars as waters up to five feet swamped property. A Santa Fe railroad washout seven miles south blocked traffic with more washouts seen nearby. The rain was the season’s heaviest.

Albuquerque Santa Fe Here

Appointments and Fatal Accidents Reported in West

Da B. Hale is named post master at Grady New Mexico. A Las Vegas cloudburst on the 45th inst. drowned Pedro Martine after sweeping him down a mountainside. Andrew Salazar Mora county New Mexico, a leading sheepman, died from a boiling vat accident after a sudden fit.

da B. Hale Grady Quay County Las Vegas Pedro Martine el Paso Andrew Salazar Mora County New Mexico

Territorial board expands Santa Fe school to include trades

The territorial deaf and dumb school in Santa Fe plans an industrial department teaching printing and shoemaking. Survey work on Fort Bayard reservation is accepted. Florencio Gallegos, 60, drowned near Lamy after heavy rains. Carlsbad Milling and Gin Company organized. A Pan-American Smelting plant to be built in Socorro with $60,000 investment. Albuquerque Eastern railway depot plans capped at $50,000. Professor James B. Clark lauds Las Vegas teachers’ institute and expects a strong school year. Ray club files incorporation at Santa Fe, based in Raton with $3,000 capital.

Territorial Deaf and Dumb School Santa Fe John W. March Fort Bayard Military Reservation W. H. Herrick Florencio Gallegos Lamy Carlsbad Milling and Gin Company Carlsbad Pan-American Smelting & Refining Company Socorro Southwest Kelly Magdalena Socorro County A. L. Richmond Albuquerque Eastern Railway East Board of Control Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque Hastern Railway Albuquerqe James B. Clark Territorial Las Vegas Teachers’ Institute San Miguel County Clark New Mexico Ray Club Raton Colfax County A. H. Officer J. van Houten Charles Springer Fred Whitmore Cimarron

Census of Berlin 1906 Key urban metrics

The 1906 Berlin census reports a land area of 24 percent of a square mile per berm and a June 30 population of 2,060,777. It lists 2.5 square miles of paved streets, 946 numbered and named streets, 101 public parks or places, and 79 bridges excluding railway structures.

Berm

Roy New Mexico a Growing Town in Mora County

The town of Roy New Mexico on the Dawson Branch of the El Paso and Southwestern system has grown rapidly since opening January 1 1907. About 800 homesteaders and desert entries filed since then with more coming as excursions continue. It is now the largest precinct in the county by size and population with modern business houses and many investment opportunities despite money stringency.

Dawson el Paso Mora County

Roy area may hold fertile homestead land under desert laws

The Roy region offers rich agricultural potential as homestead land under desert laws. Early farming shows crops like wheat oats corn sugar cane kaffir corn milo maize and vegetables succeed. Water is accessible at 30 to 150 feet with drillers reporting reliable results. Roy is poised to become county seat of a promising northeastern New Mexico community.

Roy New Mexico

Mora County Profile Highlights Agriculture and Topography

Mora County covers 2542 square miles with about 13 000 residents per 1900 census. It leads New Mexico in agricultural value and hosts diverse terrain from Rocky Mountain ridges over 13 500 feet to forested foothills and canyons. Drainage largely feeds Canadian River and Mora River systems with Pecos and Santa Cruz tributaries in the west.

Mora Wagonmound la Cueva Cleveland Guadalupita Chacon Ocute Roy Lucero Halls Peak Holman Weber Shoemaker Watrous Mills Ledoux Mora County New Mexico Santa Fe Taos Bernallo Rhode Island Delaware Bernalillo Rocky Mountains Pecos River Pecos Santa Cruz Rio Grande

Mora Drain Shape and Role on Eastern Rocky Slopes

The Mora drain runs about 40 miles along the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains and plays an important part in determining the flow of streams in the region.

Rocky Mountains

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Statehood Prize Census of Berlin Cassimero Gonzaleo Roy, New Mexico Pirateman Accommodations Roy, N A. P. Duncan, Prop Bushkevitz Max M Bushkevits Lee Treas Great Western Commercial Co Moraco A. S. Bushkevitz United States John Florench F. A. Roy Royal Cafe Confectioner Postoffic Roy Land and Live Stock Co
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