All Aboard for St Joe and Happiness
Chicago July 14 The steamer to St Joseph Mich crowded with couples seeking marriage all June with 600 ceremonies in St Joseph and 93 in the week ending Sunday Arrived couples go to visit County Clerk Samuel B Miner and his home opposite the courthouse where a horseshoe hangs for luck Two justices and a minister are commonly on hand as visitors seek a blessed union
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Chicago
St. Joe
happIness
St. Joseph
Mich
New Hames
Cookco
Benedict
Ilinois
ST Joe
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Samuel B. Miner
Miner's House
Court House
J. R. Collier
Mexican landowner killed by bull at fiesta near San Luis Potosi
Jorge De La Cabrera a wealthy Mexican land owner, died after deliberately standing before an infuriated bull at a fiesta near San Luis Potosi. He remained conscious briefly before dying, refusing to explain his act as friends and relatives watched. Earlier vaquero warned the bull showed a deadly spirit. Cabrera claimed he could tame it and urged witnesses to observe the taming. Bernalillo County Refunding Bonds notice announces sealed bids by July 24 1905 for 70400 dollars of bonds at up to 5 percent interest, callable after 20 years and payable in 30 years.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Jorge de la
Cabrera
Bernalillo County
Board of County Commissioners
New Mexico
James A, Summers
Albuquerque
N. M
Mineral Surveys Ordered by the Surveyor General
The Surveyor General M O Llewellyn orders mineral surveys for several claims. O R Smith will survey the Crestone group in Socorro county. George C Brown will survey the Floor lode in Grant county. R Brown will survey the Sampson group and Sampson mill site in Grant county.
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M. O. Llewellyn
C.T. Brown
Crestone Group
Crestone
Golden Sunrise No
Golden Sunrise
Silver Mountain
Socorro County
United States
O. R. Smith
Socorro
Burro Mountain Copper Company
Sampson Mill
Burro Mountain
Grant County
R. Brown
Delegates Named by Governor Otero for Three Conventions
Governor Otero designates New Mexico delegates for the thirteenth national Irrigation Congress in Portland from August 21 to 24 1906. Delegates include Richardson Hagerman Twitchell Springer Pierce Gavin and others from Roswell Las Vegas Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Also named are delegates to the sixteenth annual Strons Mississippi Commercial Congress in Portland August 16 to 19 and to the national reciprocity Congress in Chicago August 15 and 16 with a broad list of representative appointees from across the territory.
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Otero
New Mexico
National Irrigation Congress
Portland
Ore
G. A. Richardson
H. J. Hagerman
Roswell
R. E. Twitchell
Frank Springer
F. H. Pierce
Las Vegas
Co. J. Gavin
Raton
Luther Foster
Las Cruces
W. G. Tight
Albuquerque
D. H. Kedzle
Lordsburg
A. N. Pratt
F. G. Tracey
J. C. Pullen
Carlsbad
A. B. Renehan
Santa Fe
W. H. Newcomb
W. B. Walton
Silver City
Strons-Mississippi_ commercial congress
E. J. Vert
C. J. Gavin
W. G. Wrigley
C. M. Bayne
H. J. Hangerman
J. J. Corbett
Deming
Joe Prewett
Aztec
D. H. Kedzie
AON
W. H. Greer
Charles Schleter
Clayton
T. D. Burns
Tierra Amarilla
Charles T.ballard
Deming Tragedy Local Gambler Killed by Car Wheel
Frank Phillips discovered the body of Joe Stewart beside the track after seeing a hat and coat. Coroner and jury ruled death by his own action as cars had been switched and the man lay across the rail. Stewart, from Tucson, was described as a gambler poorly dressed with dice in his pocket and suffering from consumption.
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Deming
Frank Phillips
Santa Fe Yard Force
Phillips
Fordinu
Yardmaster Williams
J. A. Mahoney
Pierce
John Allison
Ray Pulse
M. H. Thompson
T. B. Airtrong
Joe Stewart
Tucson
Aziz
H. If
Williams
Benjamin Geogie
Burials Held After Removal to Mahoney’s Parlors
The remains were removed to Mahoney's undertaking parlors and buried Saturday by the city, with services conducted for the deceased.
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Mahoney's Undertaking
Comanche Company to Drain Shafts in Pinos Altos
The Comanche Mining and Milling company in Grant county has placed a large steam pump at a lower shaft in the Pinos Altos mountains to drain surrounding shafts. When drained, they plan extensive work, finish a narrow gauge railroad soon, then employ many miners across their properties in the camp.
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Comanche Mining and Milling Company
Grant County
Pinos Altos Mountains
Comanche Company
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Surveyor
Joseph Stewart
Deming Yards
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Charles C. Carlton
Garden City
Texas
Carlton
DeWit
DeWitt
Pearce & Bixby
Paria
W.T. McGee
Vanleer
Tenn
King
Las Bailedores
Felows
Dr. Wheelon
Carl Bishop
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Mesilla Park
First National Bank
United Stat
A. T. & S. F. Railway System
Bond
THE
GEO. T. Stagg Co, Oisrtllers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni A
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
A. W. Hayden
West
Copper Avenue
Colo
South
First Street
R. Puccetti
L. Giacomelli
Dr. King
Olds
M. Dragoie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Chamberlain
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Diamond Ice Colo
Bell
A. Borders
Quickel & Bothey P
Ourieto
ST. Elmo
Sample and Clubrooms
Joseph Barnett
West Railroad Avenue
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