Forest Service sets up planting stations in Gallinas canyon New Mexico
The Forest Service operates several planting stations across the United States including Gallinas canyon near Las Vegas New Mexico. The Gallinas site established March 29 1907 grows native and introduced conifers in nurseries and transplant beds. Seed collection, nursery care, pest control and dampening off are documented as the station works toward a 300000 seedling annual capacity while monitoring altitude and rainfall effects for a five year plan led by W D Hayes.
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Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
United States
New Mexico
Fort Bayard
Gallinas Canon
Las Vegas
Lytle Creek
San Bernardino
California
Monmouth
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Garden City
Kansas
Halsey
Nebraska
Gallinas
Gallinas Station
Lath House
Forest
W. D. Hayes
Pecos, Jemez and
Carson National
Hadley Address Praised by New Mexico Bar Association
Missouri Attorney General Herbert Hadley spoke to the New Mexico Bar Association in Santa Fe on laws of business and law of the land. The audience gave an extended ovation and a vote of thanks was passed to Hadley with support to print his address for distribution in Texas.
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Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
New Mexico Bar Association
Hall of Representatives
Santa Fe
A. B. Renehan
The
Bar Association
Association
Samuel H. Cowan
Texas Bar
Texas
Thomas B. Catron
Congress
New Mexico Rifle Team Placed Fourth in Camp Perry Meet
New Mexico finished fourth from the bottom among fifty teams at Camp Perry Ohio in the national rifle match. New Mexico defeated North Carolina Louisiana Mississippi and Utah. The New Mexico guard was the smallest in the nation. Infantry, Navy, Cavalry and Marine Corps placed first through fourth with Wisconsin and Massachusetts following. Ames of Las Cruces led the New Mexico team with Sierra of Santa Fe second Jenkins of Las Cruces third and Sharp in fourth. Curry Winters and Head served as substitutes.
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New Mexico
Camp Perry
Ohio
North Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Utah
United States
Infantry
Navy
Cavalry
Marine Corps
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Ames
Las Cruces
Sierra of
Roy New Mexico Growing Town Flourishes With New Homes
Roy New Mexico, a budding town of about 500 in Mora county, on the Dawson Branch of the El Paso and Southwestern, has expanded since January 1 1907. About 800 homesteaders and desert entries filed, with more coming. town now the county’s largest by size and population and spurred by modern business houses and ongoing construction. Large tracts of land offer investment chances despite tight money.
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Dawson
el Paso
Mora County
Roy Area Promising for New Farm Settlement under Homestead Laws
The text notes good level farmland around Roy suited for Homestead filings. It reports successful crops by new farmers including wheat oats corn sugar cane kaffir corn milo maize and vegetables. Water is reachable at 30 to 150 feet and well drillers have secured water. The town of Roy is expected to become county seat of a new county and the surrounding area is described as a thriving northeastern New Mexico community.
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Roy
Bhose
New Mexico
Mora County A Crown of Mountains and Rivers in New Mexico
Mora County spans 2542 square miles with a 1900 population of 10204 and an assessed value of 1 175 828. County seats Mora and towns include Wagonmound La Cueva Cleveland Guadalupita Chacon Ocate Roy Lucero Halls Peak Holman Weber Shoemaker Watrous Mills Ledoux. The county leads in agriculture and lumber values with diverse drainage basins from the Canadian River Mora River to the Pecos and Rio Grande systems. The landscape features high peaks over 19500 feet and rugged canyons shaping a broken topology.
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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
Bernalilo
Rhode Island
Delaware
Bernalillo
Rocky Mountains
Pecos River
Pecos
Santa Cruz
Rio Grande
Mora Drain's Role in Eastern Rocky Stream Flow
The Mora drain spans about 40 miles along the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains and plays a key part in determining regional stream flow.
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Rocky Mountains
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Cassimero Gonzalez
Roy, New Mexico
Adobe
Birateman Accommodations
A. P, Duncan, Prop
Bushkevits
Max M. Bushkevitz
A. Bushkevits
Leo
Treas
Great Western Commercial Co
Roy, Moraco, New Mexico
A. S. Bushkevitz
Pabl
John Flore
F. A. Roy
Royal Cafe Confectioner
Posto
Fiob
Roy Land and Live Stock Co
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