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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

14

New Mexico Bar Association Hosts Santa Fe Reception

The New Mexico Bar Association concludes its first day with a grand social reception at The Willows on East Palace Avenue hosted by Attorney A. B. Renehan for visiting lawyers their wives and friends. Attendees include A. B. McMillen Governor George Curry and Paul A. F. Walter among others. The Wil lows features floral decor electric lights and lanterns lining indoors and on the lawn.

New Mexico Bar Association Santa Fe New Mexican Bar Association A. B. Renehan the Willows East Palace Avenue Renehan

Teachers Resolutions Adopted by Roosevelt County Institute

The Roosevelt county teachers institute adopted resolutions calling for a minimum wage scale for teachers, promoting professional courtesy, supporting equal school contracts, opposing sale of public school lands, and opposing congressional sales of valuable school sections. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to Delegate W. H. Andrews and Superintendent James E. Clark.

Roosevelt County Teachers’ Institute New Mexico W. H. Andrews James E. Clark Territory of

Murder and Robbery Suspects Held in Hatch Killing

Francisco Gutierrez a one armed Mexican and two companions Morando and Garcia are jailed at Las Cruces charged with the murder of Gonzales an Old Mexico Mexican at Hatch New Mexico on the Silver City branch of the Santa Fe. Gutierrez confessed the trio killed Gonzales for 30 dollars divided among them. A body found three weeks ago at the railroad tracks showed he was run down by a train.

Albuquerque Inst Francisco Gutierrez Morando Garcia Las Cruces Gonzales Hatch New Mexico Silver City Santa Fe Gutierrez Sierra County

Santa Fe to Exhibit at National Irrigation Congress

Santa Fe county will feature a creditable exhibit at the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque this fall. Hon. L. Bradford Prince chairs the committee in charge, and Ex-Governor Prince is credited for the exhibit due to his tact and experience.

Santa Fe County Albuquerque L. Bradford Prince Prince

Governor's Exhibition Sets Fine Valley Fruits and Exhibits

The Santa Fe New Mexican notes abundant fruit in local valleys and ample cereals. It highlights extensive mineral, historical, archæological, and ethnological displays and praises the governor's seasoned leadership in exhibition matters.

Santa Fe New Mexican

New Map of New Mexico Shown for Irrigation Congress

Territorial Engineer Vernon L Sullivan presents a comprehensive map of New Mexico for the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque. It details irrigated lands, active reservoirs and ditches, irrigable areas, high rainfall zones for dry farming, stream systems, and railroads.

Vernon L. Sullivan New Mexico National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque

New Mexico Medical Society Elects Officers and Honoraries

The New Mexico Medical Society closed its Albuquerque session naming officers for the year: President G. K. Angle Silver City. first vice president J. W. Elder Albuquerque. second vice president F. T. B. Best East Las Vegas. third vice president R. I. Bradley Roswell. secretary editor S. G. McLandress Albuquerque. treasurer C. G. Duncan Socorro. Honorary members elected include James Vance El Paso J B Cutter Los Angeles J P B Kaster Topeka Andrew Wade Morton San Francisco.

New Mexico Medical Society Albuquerque G. K. Angle Silver City J. W. Elder F. T. B. Best East Las Vegas R. I. Bradley Roswell S. G. McLandress C. G. Duncan

New Mexico News Highlights Arouse Curiosity

The Ramey artesian well near Artesia flows thirty inches of water. Alamogordo’s Alamo Cottage Sanitarium books patients as its admin building nears completion. Spitzer & Co. sells a $40,000 New Mexico four percent bond at $39,625 for state armories in Santa Fe Silver City Roswell and Las Vegas. Alfalfa hay losses from rains raise freight costs and force burning of surplus hay. Gas well near Lakewood hints at a large gas and oil field with samples sent to Los Angeles showing marsh gas.

Artesia Alamo Cottage AlamogorJo Pennsylvania New Mexico Spitzer & Co Toledo Ohio National Guard Santa Fe Silver City Roswell Las Vegas Ameria Suh Lakewood Oriental Los Angeles Frederick Salathe

Roy New Mexico Boom Town Tops Mora County

Roy New Mexico prospers since its January 1 1907 opening drawing 800 homesteaders and desert entries. The town along the Dawson Branch of the El Paso and Southwestern system grows with new modern businesses and expanding agricultural activity despite money stringency.

Dawson el Paso Mora County

Roy area touted for homestead desert land farming viability

The piece praises Roy area agricultural potential under Homestead laws. It notes varied crops including wheat oats corn sugar cane kattir corn milo and vegetables thrive on local soil. Water is reachable at 30 to 150 feet and well drills succeed. The town is predicted to become county seat of a new county, with Roy's vicinity seen as a prosperous northeastern New Mexico community.

Roy New Mexico

Mora County Profile Highlights 1900 Population and Geography

Mora County covers 2542 square miles with a 1900 census population of 10 304 and an assessed value of 1 175 823. County seats Mora and towns Wagonmound La Cueva Cleveland Guadalupita Chacon Ocate Roy Lucero and Watrous dot the region. The county ranks high in agriculture and spans mountain ranges with peaks above 15 600 feet and valleys fed by the Pecos and Mora rivers.

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

Mora Drain Shapes Rocky Mountain Stream Flow

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

Rocky Mountains

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