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in the Estancia Valley, in Torrance County, New Mexico. Many lines of business open, such
as are to be found in a new town. CEDARVALE is on the Santa Fe Central Railroad,
twenty-five miles from Willard, and twelve miles from Torrance. The founding of CEDAR
VALE opens the Famous Gallinas lands to entry. These are the richest lands of the Estan
cia Valley, bordered by the Gallinas. Pinos and Cameleon mountains and the Mesa Jumanes,
conditions insuring always a bountiful rainfall. ::.::::
The Land is Level and Free from
Sand, Gyp and Hlkali. Water is
Abundant. Wood is Plentiful.
If you want land, come while you have a great body to select from. If you want a place to
engage in business, you will find lots cheap and the opportunity here. The last homestead
ing proposition in the Estancia Valley. Locations made by theTownsite Co. and guaranteed.
RcflisWioii Boards
and U6 Law
The board of county commis
sioners at their meeting held in
Estancia on the 22 ult. , named
the following as the boards of re
gistration in various precinct of
the county:
Tajique, No. 1, Emilio Otero,
Martin Sanchez, Dionicio Sedillo.
Torreón, No. 2, Adolfo Galle
gos, Mariano Vijil, Isidoro Perea,
Manzano, No. 3, Teodoro Can
delaria, Eleno Candelaria, Gabino
Baca.
Ciénega, No. 4, Eutimeo Luna,
Antonio Torres, Jesús Flores.
Punta, No. 5, Pablo Chavez,
Jose de Jesus Romero, Juan T. y
Mirabal.
Willard, No. 6, Federico Cha
vez, E. P. Davies, Rumaldo Mir
abal. Estancia, No. 7, Antonio Sala
zar, Felix Gurule, W. D. Wasson.
Moriarty, No. 8, M. T. Mori
arty, Alfredo Schubert, T. Ro
mero, Jr.
