New Mexico Towns Face Liquor License Cuts Hurting Schools
The Hillsboro Advocate notes a new law banning liquor sales in villages under 100 population halts new licenses in small localities. Educational funds, largely dependent on license revenue, face severe losses affecting Sierra County districts Chloride Fairview Engle Shandon Andrews Bonito and others. County officials warn next session must restore school resources while floods and water-right mapping proceed.
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Hillsboro
Sierra County
Chloride
Fairview
Engle
Shandon
Andrews
Bonito
New Mexico
Fever Epidemic Strikes Socorro and Local News
The Graphic mine adds twenty five workers this week as a fever epidemic in the Kelly camp continues with fatalities. Sisters of Loretto from Mt. Carmel convent will teach in Socorro public schools. R G Putman of Fairview, new mounted police member, plans to settle in Socorro. J J Leeson returns from Magdalena reporting the St Vincent mine flooded by recent cloudburst with extensive dirt and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
Kelly Camp
Sisters of
Magdalena
Mr. Leeson
St. Vincent
Estangia Visit and Local Weather Report
Mrs J B Larragette and Flora travel to Santa Fe then Velarde to visit her mother. W A Skinner the US Sheep Inspector spent days here handling shipment of fourteen cars to Snyder Rendiger at Fort Morgan Colo. Mrs Spencer ill at Eastview home of son B B Spencer her age 83. A recent valley rain was splendid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Larragette
Flora
Santa Fe
Velarde
W. A. Skinner
United States
Snyder & Rendiger
Fort Morgan
Colo
Spencer
B. B. Spencer
Eastview
Postum Cures Coffee Ailments Says Wisconsin Manager
The Wisconsin creamery manager testifies coffee harmed his health and work. He quit, tried Postum Food Coffee, initially resisted, but after wife followed the box directions he improved. Digestion steadied, heart palpitations lessened, mental sharpness returned, enabling better office performance. Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich. advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Poland
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Public Schools of Socorro County 1905 Census and Finances
The Socorro county school census for year ending July 1 1905 recorded 4640 children with 2043 enrolled, 1195 average daily attendance. City enrollment reached 296 with 156 average. Total revenue was 8260.14 sourced from appropriations poll tax levies liquor and gambling licenses. year end balances stood at 3468.23 county and 1096.46 for Socorro city.
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Socorro County
City of
Socorro
Deming Notes on Local Residents and Church Assignments
Mrs J A Pease is recovering from illness and Barbara Balchel plans to return home after a stop in St Louis. Rev F H Richardson and family arrived from Huron to lead Baptist church work. Mr Armstrong shifts to Silver City church duties. Dr and Mrs Moir welcomed home from Chicago after two months away. Dr Moir continues advanced eye and hospital training in Chicago.
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J. A. Pease
Barbara Balchel Ia
St. Louis
F HL Richardson
Deming
Huron
Richardson
Baptist
Thiteltw
Armstrong
Silver City
Moir
Chicago
Notable Visitors Roam Santa Fe Sights and Arrivals
Albuquerque guests Mrs George Bowen and daughter arrive to stay at the sanitarium with Miss Ida Astler planning Santa Fe residence. Edward Tafoya of Jerome Ariz to relocate his family after a two week visit. Twenty four Indian boys to return from sugar beet work near Rocky Ford with earnings about 1200 to 1500 dollars. A Boston Albuquerque party picnics at Yellow Pine Lumber mill in Tesuque canyon followed by a pleasant day with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Albuquerque
Ida Astler
Charles W. Astler
G. H. Astler
Cincinnati
Wister
United States Indian Training School
Rocky Ford
Santa Fe
Colorado
Boston
Mans
Beatrice [Lield
Ruth Meld
Massie
Staab
C. D. Jeffries
Yellow Pine Lumber Company
Tesuque Canyon
Root family contact urged by Omaha sovereignty head
Charles Tamme, Wood ien of the World clerk in Las Vegas, seeks names and addresses of Root individuals for a family record at J. Root’s request. J. H. Kennedy died at the Ladies' Home aged about 60, having worked for the Santa Fe railway and leaving a separated family.
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The
Optie
Charles Tamme
Wood Ien
J. Root
Omaha
Neb
Root
Elihu
J. H. Kennedy
Santa Fe Railway Company
Marto
All Cases Against Tallmadge Dropped
A Denver Republican dispatch from Portales New Mexico dated July 20 reports all criminal cases against H H Tallmadge dismissed by the United States. Cases 4 and 6 for perjury and cases 6 and 7 for subornation were dropped as not required by law. The ruling cites nonmaterial sworn facts and practice rules in land-office prosecutions. A mass meeting welcomed the acquittal with town businesses closed and civic honors planned.
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Denver Republican
Portales
H. H. Tallmadge
Cas
Author Nation
United States
Land Office
Arrivals at the Hollenbeck Hotel in Los Angeles
late guests listed with initials and places include J M Stee El Paso WF Nichols Phoenix Vv D Lousley Albuquerque J M Farney Phoenis ie FB Williams Prescott Arts L J Saeger Tucson ER A Spaulding Phoenix Albert Steinfeld Tucson B A Troorea Bisbee John Kuck 1 Paso H M Geo Tombstone Mrs Sturges Albuquerque F M Chandler Chloride Annie K Rogers Tucson F W Rogers Tucson S W Purcell Tucson Eugene Fox Tucson plus a medical ad for Dean's Kidney Pills and a legal notice on the will of B H Thomas in Bernalillo County Probate Court.
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Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
J. JM
Stee
EL Paso
Nichols and Wife
Phoenix
D. Lousley
Albuquerque
N. M
B.A. Troorea
Bisbee
Arle
John Kuck
Paso
Texas
H. M. Geo
Tombstone
Avis
B. H. Thomas
William M. Thomas
Mary H. Thomas
Bertha M. Abel
Ellon
Margaret Thomas
County of
Bernalillo
Territory of
New Mexico
Relief Law Blocked by Territorial Court Ruling
On February 4 1905 the thirty sixth assembly passed the Martin Relief law to fund floods relief with a 50000 bond. Judge Mele enjoined the treasurer and auditor from implementing the act, ruling the law void as Springer Act violation and noting local and private purpose taxation and one year limit.
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Thirty Sixth Legislative Assembly
Thomas B. Catron
Santa Fe
First Judicial District Court
Territorial
John R. Mele
District Court
McFie
Classified Ads Snapshot From Historic Paper
A dense list of classified liners selling space and various notices. Entries include WANTED postings for domestic help and trades, FOR RENT listings for rooms and flats, FOR SALE items such as a restaurant, household goods, and furnishings, LOST items including a chiffon fan and a fox terrier, and RAILROAD TICKETS offering cut rates via Paulsen's Association office. Includes addresses like 215 South Third street and 712 West Copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Tailor Opens Shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue
Merchant tailor O Bambini announces a new shop above 209 West Railroad Avenue offering made to measure suits cleaning pressing and repairs with guaranteed fit. Ladies garments cleaned walking skirts tailored and 15 years of local experience offered. Hon Solomon Luna attends sheep sanitary board meeting. Fred Nichols and Charles White return from a California trip. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup praised for teething. A B McGaffey departs for Glorieta Pecos country fishing trip.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
Gifford visits El Paso from Denver meeting
A. W. Gifford of Paso, Texas, secretary of the International Miner association, spent yesterday in El Paso on his way home from Denver where he attended an executive board meeting of the association.
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A. W. Gifford
Paso
Texas
International Minre’ Association
el Paso
Denver
Association
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Cripple Schools
Advocate
W. Zollara
Sierra County Bank
California
Thomas Murphy
Portland
Kingston
Charles West
A. J. Hager
Webster
the Schools OF
Las Vegas
Tallmadge
BR. Sturges
J. A. Skinner
West Gold Avenue
Dean
Alvarado Pharmacy
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Copp
Roy Wolfe
Kansas City
Wolfe
J. A. Summers
Martin Relief Law
South Third Street
A. Hudson
Matthews’ Jersay Dairy
South Flist Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
New York
B. Kirk
South Edith Street
H. EB. Rutherford
Iron Avenue
John Street
East End
BE. K. Norris
W. Hi. McMillion
Gold Avenue
South Arno
Economist
Rothenberg & Schloss’ Cigar Store
Paulsen’s Association Railroad Ticket Office
Southwestern
Red
South Second Street
Wade
OCK CO
Hobbs
Mr. Dobbs
Belles OF Corneville
Ir. Hobbs
O. A. Mateon's
West Rail
Noad Avenue
Walters
Steam Sausage Factory
Emil Kleinwort Masonic
N. Third ST
B. A. Sleyster Insurance
Cromwell Block
Joe Richards
Railroad Ave
F.G. Pratt & CO
Casino
Jas. Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery
Best Earth
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
First Street
Parti
C. P. Schutt
Rankin & Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Keyes-Lamkin CO Cement Contractors
Santitaetear
Broadway
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
City
Sheep Sanitary Board
Fred B. Nichols
Charles
White
San Diego
San Francisco
Maloy's
Montezuma Trust
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank OF Commerce OF
B Strickler
V.P
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Asaf
Wm, McIntosh Solomon Luna
George Arnot
J.C. Baldridge
A.M. Blackwell
C. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway
First National
Joshua S. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
H. F. Raynoldds
U. & Depository
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
National Bank
N. Marron
J. B. Herndon
D. A. McPherson
Roy McDonald
I. H. Cox
Southwest
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
Gross Kelly & CO
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
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