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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

Page

3

New Mexico Fire Damps Insurance Losses Rise

Reports from Lordburg, New Mexico, say a severe Saturday fire badly damaged Roberts and Lehy’s general mercantile building, potentially wiping out stock. Eight insurers each carry 2700, with total losses about half. Insurance men warn higher rates or uninsurable risk if NM losses stay above average amid rapid growth and winds.

Denver Republican Denver Insurance Lordburg New Mexico General Mercantile Roberts and Lehy Nation Scottish Union Philadelphia North American American Central Northern Springfield

San Miguel Convicts Sentenced at Las Vegas District Court

Santa Fe grew by thirteen prisoners arriving at the territorial penitentiary on the 19th. Leandro Romero Estevan Dominguez and David Encinias were each given ninety nine year murders. Prudencio Martinez Felipe Garcia Pilar Padilla and Rumaldo Varela faced sentences for crimes including attack on a girl three years five men. Other felons received terms for larceny theft or assault with specific one to two year ranges.

Santa Fe Territorial Penitentiary Las Vegas Leandro Romero Estevan Dominguez David Encinias Prudencio Martinez Felipe Garcia Pilar Padilla Rumaldo Varela Josiah Wilson Frederick Porest Charles W. Fox Adolfo Crespin David Brama Mateo Padilla

Injured Man May Recover After Teacup Sized Brain Injury

Willis Goodwin of Willard survived a premature dynamite blast while a well was being dug at Bus Woodward ranch. A fragment shattered his skull and tore away bone, leaving brain tissue exposed the surgeons say he will likely recover. Two men in the well at the time escaped injury.

Willis Goodwin Willard Goodwin Bus Woodward

Forestry Trip Highlights Grand New Mexico Scenery

S. T. Dana of Washington D C and I B Terry of Santa Fe in the Forestry service returned from an overland trip to the Gallinas Planting station and the upper Pecos. They rode from Harvey's upper ranch to Arnold ranch and Indian Creek Trail in two days, praising the scenery as beyond description and the most beautiful to be found.

S. T. Dana Washington, D. C I. B. Terry Santa Fe Forestry Service Gallinas Pecos Harvey Arnold Ranch Indian Creek

Arizona Scientist Visits Pike's Peak Reserve in Colorado

Mr Dana, based in Flagstaff Arizona, travels to Colorado Springs to inspect Pike's Peak National Reserve while this summer he studies yellow pine reproduction before returning to Arizona.

Southwest Mr. Dana Flagstaff Arizona Colorado Springs Colorado Pike's Peak National Reserve

New Mexico to send delegate to Paris road meeting

Hon Numa Raymond of Las Cruces proposed as New Mexico representative to the first International Good Roads Association meeting in Paris on October 11. Acting Governor Nathan Jaffa appointed Raymond as delegate and issued credentials, making New Mexico among the early states to be represented at the world wide convention.

New Mexico Paris France Numa Raymond Las Cruces Europe George Curry Switzerland Nathan Jaffa Mr Raymond

Twelve-year-old Blair found housing after theft case

A Santa Fe church pastor's employee, Alexander Blair, twelve, stole eighty dollars for bicycles and toys. Relatives offered to take him in, and Floyd township residents funded a survey to reduce land boundary disputes, with Tallant overseeing Roosevelt county townships. The Rio Grande irrigation suit was moved to federal court, officials reported from Portales, and New Mexico’s National Guard prepares a July departure for San Antonio with 160 soldiers across four companies.

Colorado Alexander Blair A Basset Guadalupe Santa Fe Thomas Blair Durango Floyd Township Roosevelt County W. F. Tallant Tallant John R. McFie First Judicial District Rio Mimbres Irrigation Company Commissioner of Public Lands Robert P. Ervien Territorial United States Portales New Mexico T. B. Catron Catron Chicago Tarkington New Mexico National Guard Albuquerque Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe San Antonio Texas Las Cruces Silver City

Witness Repeats Exhaustion Request For Time On Stand

A weary witness pleads for a recess saying he has spoken the entire truth for two straight hours and is completely worn out. He insists he has never told the truth so long in his life.

Problem in Division Foreman Riddles Ayes and Yees

A terse exchange shows confusion in division work as Laborera states three ayes and the foreman orders the half ayes to rise. The dialect hints at a dispute over counting or agreement among workers, reflecting labor tension in a historical setting.

Roy New Mexico prospers as growing hub in Mora county

Roy New Mexico a fast growing town of about 500 in Mora county sits on the Dawson Branch of the El Paso and Southwestern system since January 1 1907 attracting 800 homesteaders and desert entries. The town shows modern business growth despite money stringency with many investment opportunities and thousands of acres of level agricultural land open for Homestead and desert land filings. Water is available at depths of 30 to 150 feet and well drillers report success, as Roy aims to become the county seat and the north eastern New Mexico's most prosperous community.

Dawson EL Paso Mora County Roy New Mexico

Mora County Profile Highlights Agriculture and Terrain

Mora County spans 2542 square miles with a population around 10 thousand. It leads New Mexico in agricultural wealth while sustaining major timbered ranges and Pecos River Forest Reserve land. The topography is rugged with the Rocky Mountain main ridge, peaks above 18,500 feet, and multiple river systems including the Mora and Pecos.

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 Bernalfilo Rhode Island Delaware Bernallilo Rocky Mountains Pecos River Pecos Santa Cruz Rio Grande

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San Miguel Forestry Foreman Laborera Indge Gould Moquero Moquero Land & Locating Co Cassimero Gonzaley Roy, New Mexico Roy, N A, P Duncan, Prop J. M. Wilburn AS. Bushkevits Pres Max M. Bushkevitz Vice Pres A. Bushkevitz Leo and Treas Great Western Roy, Moraco, New Mexico L. H. McConnell C. E. Farrington Ters Clayton A. S. Bushkevitz John Florence Ae New Meale A. Roy New Moxilco Ius
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