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Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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Attorney General J. M. Hervey arrives in Albuquerque and heads to Texico to support citizens' legal efforts to prevent the Santa Fe railroad from removing tracks south of the border town after opening a new line from Cameo to Clovis. The case interests eastern New Mexico.
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Santa Fe's Proposal to Remove Track Out of Border Town Will Be Resisted by Citizens.
Attorney General J. M. Hervey, of New Mexico, arrived in Albuquerque last night and spent the night here. General Hervey will leave this morning for Texico, where he goes in connection with the legal proceedings by which the people of Texico hope to restrain the Santa Fe railroad from the proposed removal of its tracks south from the border town, the proposed removal following the opening of the new line from Cameo, on the Pecos valley line, to Clovis.
The case has aroused much interest in eastern New Mexico and will be watched with interest.
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Texico, Albuquerque, Eastern New Mexico
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Attorney General J. M. Hervey travels to Texico to aid citizens in legal proceedings to stop the Santa Fe railroad from removing tracks south of the town following the new line's opening from Cameo to Clovis.