Homestead Law Provisions and Wildlife Restrictions in Territorial Rules
The document outlines eligibility for homestead entries for citizens and certain non-citizens, residence timelines, and payment options including patent upon five years or upon commuting after fourteen months. It notes service credit for veterans, widow rights, and succession of land to widow or heirs, with requirements to maintain improvements. It also covers leaves of absence, prohibits songbird and insectivorous bird harm, and details open fishing seasons with size and weight limits, penalties for illegal activity, and enforcement notes by territorial wardens.
Open Season Deer and Game Laws in New Mexico 1907
The territory’s game laws allow deer with horns only to be hunted from October 15 to November 30 with a limit of one deer and a $100 fine plus 60 days in jail. Other species such as elk mountain sheep beaver and several birds are protected year round with fines up to $500 and 9 days imprisonment. Turtle Cove and several bird seasons have specific dates and penalties as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
New Mexico
Legislative Assembly
Turtle Cove
Foreclosure Notice for McGrath Mortgage in Colfax Mora Counties
In the Fourth Judicial District Colfax County New Mexico Jose D McGrath deceased mortgaged property to Floersheim Mercantile Company for 3400? 0 payable in six months The court ordered sale to satisfy 1076 04 plus accrued interest and costs The sale will occur 10 AM September 1905 in Springer Town on listed properties including McGrath Ranch and Halfway House with multiple parcels and blocks in Springer and Mora counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floersheim Mercantile Company
Alfredo McGrath
Thomas McGrath
Adell McGrath de Bushkevitz
Alexander
Bushkevitz
Luisa McGrath de Regensberg
Benjamine Berg
Trinidad McGrath
Carlos McGrath
Rufina McGrath
Cecelix McGrath
Trinidad de Bel Romero de McGrath
Pedro McGrath
Felicita McG
Doloritas McGarth
Jose D. McGrath
Alove
Ex Jerk
Colfax County
Mora Coat
W.r.holseer
R. Holly
United States Post Office
Third Street
Springer
New Mexico
Colfax and Mora
Territory
McGrath
Guadalupe
Mora County
N. M
Mora
County
Mars
I Springer
Ib VI
New Merion
Contest Notice in U S Land Office Santa Fe 1908
Damacio Tatoya of Roy NM filed a contest against Homestead entry 750 by Jack W Perry for Sec 22 T22N R24E alleging abandonment and noncompliance with settlement and cultivation. Hearings set for October 1908. publication ordered due to failed personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Damacio Tatoya
Roy N. M
Jack W. Perry
United States
A. Bushkevitsz
U. S
Roy
Manuel R
Public Land Notice for Refusina Archuleta Roy NM
Notice from the United States Land Office Clayton New Mexico dated August 21 1908 states that Refusina Archuleta of Roy New Mexico is the subject of a public publication notice with further administrative actions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Clayton, N. M
Refusina Archuleta
Roy, N. M
Notice of final five year proof for land claim in New Mexico
On July 13, 1908, the claimant filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a land claim for SE1-4 NE 1-4 NE 1-4 SE 1-4 section 8 and W 1-2 SW1-4 section 9, township 19 N range 27 E N M P meridian. W. H. Willcox will preside at Roy New Mexico on October 2, 1908. Witnesses: Irenio Martinez Antonio J. Mascaren as Jose Garcia Juan de Dios Lopez, all of Roy New Mexico. Edward W. Fox Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. P. Meridian
W. H. Willcox
Roy
N. M
Irenio Martinez
Antonio J. Mascarenas
Jose Garcia
Juan de Dios Lopez
Edward W. Fox
Vance Files Final Proof on Roy Homestead Claim
William A. Vance of Roy New Mexico filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his homestead entry number 8764 for lots 6 7 10 and 11 in section 6 township 20 north range 27 east N M P Meridian. The proof is set for October 2 1908 in Roy New Mexico before W H Willcox U S Court. Witnesses named are Henry Stone John Tasharski Pablo P Branch and Juan Jose Rodriguez all residents of Roy New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Clayton
William A. Vance
Roy, N. M
N.M. P. Meridian
W. H. Willcox
U.S
Royy N.M
Henry Stone
John Tasharski
Pablo P. Branch
Juan Jose Rodriguez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leyes de Caza Y Pesca
del Terrfroriq de
Neuvo Mexico
Enonendadas Por la Asaibla Legislative
Marzo
Esnacion de Caza
Pena
Antilope
del Orient
Palomas Silvestre
Gallina Silvestre
Perdices
Gallinas
Eda
Ano Pena
Bajares Cantores Y Insectivores
Pepa
Boca Grande Y
Pequena
Pena & Multe
Cualquiera de
Los Animales
Este Territorio
Malta
Dinamita Drogas
Cualquiera de Las Aguas Publicas
Colfax
Fourth Judicial District
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