The 2007 Meeting

I’ve had requests to write the short version of meeting notes. The board was pleased with the turn out this year. However we do wish everyone could attend all the time, but that’s a bit optimistic.

After we went though the secretary’s and treasure’s reports The Santa Fe Agency was introduced and they had a little introduction of their sales strategy and answered questions from the floor. I hope all that attended where convinced that we made the right choice in agents.

Harry Montoya was introduced and he explained that the county was still interested in buying land from the grant. He also answered a few questions from the floor.

A committee group was re-established for the County Community Center.

The election was concluded and the new board members are.

President Guy Eden
Secretary Ray Roybal
Treasure James Roybal
Member Carlos Ortiz
Member Margie Trujillo

Agenda

Annual Jacona Land Grant Association Meeting
April 29, 2007
1:00 PM
(Doors will open at 11:00 AM)
Pojoaque Campus
Pojoaque, New Mexico
Frank B. Lopez
All-Purpose Room (Gym)
(84-285) on 502 (Los Alamos HWY)

11.00 AM - 1:00 PM Getting Acquainted & Registration
Sign up and questions answered

1:00 PM Call Meeting to order Roll call
Wil Roybal
Establish Quorum

1:20 PM Opening Statement
Wil Roybal

1:30 PM Review & Approve Agenda
Wil Roybal

1:45 PM Minutes and Approval of Minutes
Ray Roybal

2:00 PM Treasures Report
Jim Roybal

2:15 PM Matters From the Board
Wil Roybal
Update mailing information

Bi Annual election at end of meeting reminder
Introduction of the Santa Fe Agency (Tom Keesing or Carmela M. Nino)

2:30 PM Old Business (Parcel 6 & 5)
Wil Roybal

2:45PM

Proposed (Senior Citizen-Community Center) Wil Roybal

3:30 PM Matters for the members... Wil Roybal

3:45 PM voting for new Board of Trusties

4:00 PM Adjournment

Owners of the Jacona Grant under the 1928 Decree of the District Court

1. Nellie Burcke
2. Epifianoio Bustos
3. Jose de la Cruz Ortiz
4. Adolfo Gallegos
5. Bictorino Gallegos
6. Estanislado Gallegos
7. Henry Gallegos
8. Marcos Gallegos
9. Pablo Gallegos
10. Perfecto Gallegos
11. Abelino Garcia*
12. Bisente Garcia
13. Calletano Garcia
14. Maclovio Garcia
15. Marcos Garcia
16. Teodoro Garcia
17. Ramon Garcilla y Sena
18. Esquipula Giron*
19. Guadalupe Giron
20. Antonio S. Gomez
21. Elfego Gomez
22. Pedro R. Gomez
23. Benigno Gonzales
24. Fleuterio Gonzales
25. Emma de Gonzales
26. Federico Gonzales
27. Guillermo Gonzales
28. Lugarda Gonzales
29. Nicolas Gonzales y Duran
30. Agapito Lopez
31. Emiliano Lopez*
32. Prudencio Lucero*
33. Felix Lujan
34. Genara R. de Lujan
35. Jose A. Lujan
36. Salome Lujan
37. Seledon Lujan
38. Tobias Lujan
39. Fermin Lujan
40. Roman Martinez
41. Sotero Martinez
42. Esquipula Montoya
43. Teodocio Montoya
44. Antonio Ortiz y Rivera
45. Donaciano Ortiz
46. Rafeal Ortiz y Benavides
47. Rosario Ortiz
48. Severo Ortiz
49. Teofilo Ortiz
50. Alfredo Quintana
51. Escolastico Quintana
52. Jose Inez Quintana
53. Ramon Rodarte Romero
54. Aban Romero
55. Antonio Romero y Trujillo*
56. Antonio Eulalio Romero
57. Bisente Romero y Duran
58. Candido Romero
59. Ciprano Romero*
60. Emilia Romero
61. Fidel Romero
62. Jose de Jesus Romero
63. Jose Maria Romero
64. Matias Romero
65. Sisilio Romero
66. Antonio Roybal
67. Cresenciano Roybal
68. Eduardo Roybal
69. Emiliano Roybal
70. Enrique Roybal
71. Esquipula Roybal
72. Eutimio Roybal*
73. Feliberto Roybal
74. Felipe Roybal y Quintana
75. Jose A. Roybal
76. Jose Inez Roybal
77. Juan Roybal y Romero
78. Manuel Roybal y Lujan
79. Melisendro Roybal*
80. Meregildo Roybal
81. Patricio Roybal
82. Pedro Roybal y Roybal*
83. Porfirio Roybal*
84. Procopio Roybal
85. Rafeal Roybal
86. Ramon N. Roybal*
87. Remedios Roybal
88. Tomas Roybal
89. Alberto Salazar
90. Encarnacion Salazar y Trujillo
91. Pablo Sena*
92. Baleria de Trujillo
93. Celestino Trujillo*
94. Delfina Trujillo
95. Efrocinio Trujillo
96. Enrigug Trujillo
97. Evaristo F. Trujillo*
98. Ramon S. Trujillo*
99. Salomon Trujillo
100. Teodoreo Trujillo

Some of these names may be misspelled but this is the way they where spelled on the information I received. It appears two names are not on the list but unless there is a lost page I wouldn’t know their name. This information comes from (Owners of the Jacona Grant Under the 1928 Decree of the District Court) exhibit “H” page 39. (*) indicates that the original share is still an undivided share. We still have some more full shares but I can’t be sure that just connecting one name to another is enough for an audit. If you recognize any name that your sure is an undivided share let me know and I will make that adjustment to the list.

water rights for Native Americans, others uncertain

Click this link to Santa Fe New Mexican to read about the latest. I place these links for those members that don't normally read the SFNM or would like to be reminded to read these stories.

If you run across any stories that you may feel may be of interest to Jacona Grant members please send me the link and I can insert the link in my regular post.

We are close to listing the properties north of the Jacona campus, stay tuned for more information.

Please don't hesitate to use the links on the Nada Ranch Traders web site. This site is the only source of income this site receives for maintenance.

Southland Corp.

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(Santa Fe New Mexican story)

More information on Atrisco Grant sale.

Jacona Land Grant: The land, the heirs and the future

It's done to read this story, go to this link. (Jacona Land Grant: The land, the heirs and the future ) I was pleased the way the story came out. We talked about so much, we could have created a novel. This was a fair compromise. So buy the paper or go to the link.

The Picture is east of The Rocky Mountain Bar or east of Jacona Grant.

Santa Fe New Mexican Story Sunday

I think the Santa Fe New Mexican will print our story Sunday July 2, 2006. If you don’t have access to the paper you may have friend that will buy one for you. Or you can check this link. (Santa Fe New Mexican) I’m not sure what they will write about and may not be on the Sunday paper. But they said they where going to try to get it out on Sunday.

State can't prosecute Indians on private lands within pueblos, court says

Link to Santa Fe New Mexican

This is a story I thought many of you out of state shareholders may want to read. The Jacona Grant is not within Indian Territory. This is what makes the Grant so appealing to new homes and buisness.

This picture is part of Jacona Plaza one of the oldest homes in US. I refer to this Plaza as Don Ignacio Plaza.