Cochiti mining district eyes revival and new ore boom
The Socorro county mining scene reports Peralta and Bland operations poised to retimber shafts and reprocess ore, with shipments proving rich. Ore bodies at Lone Star, Albemarle and Crown Point touted, while Bland and Navaho companies plan large labor, potential pay dirt, and a return to prominence in the Cochiti district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochitl
Priseners
Peralta Gold Mining and Milling Company
United States
Albemaine
Landon
Great Cripple Creek
Crown Point
SLSTV
Bland Milling Company
Albemarle
Iron King
Washington
Lone Star
Bland
Oscar B. Smith
Los Angeles
Peralta
Police Court Disturbance and Petit Larceny Case
Oscar Belasques and Jose Mestas faced police court after a disorder at Gradi store on North Third. They and Palladino were involved in a scuffle. a watch later traced to Palladino. Both men received sixty days in county jail. Thomas Redman faced drunkenness charges. elderly leniency granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Belasques
Jose Mestas
Gradi
North Third Street
A. Paladino
Palladino
Grand
Gwirson
Thomas Redman
Highland Methodist members will build church
Dear Sir the Highland Methodist church confirms plans to proceed with building a new church and parsonage on the already purchased lots. The writer notes the previous report of abandoning the project was incorrect and urges correction in The Evening Citizen. Church members express urgency to fulfill the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Citizen
Sir
Citizen
Highland Methodist Church
Old Santa Fe musician dead in that city
Prof Francisco Peres, 66 years old and longtime leader of Santa Fe musicians, died Thursday night at his home after a chronic illness. A Chihuahua native, he enlisted as a trumpeter in 1862 with a Confederate unit, later returning to New Mexico in 1865. He led Perez's Santa Fe band and is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Mercedes Aragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Peres
New Mexico National Guard
Santa Fe
Perez
Chihuahua
Mexico
New Mexico
Mercedes Aragon
Socorro County Schools Report Shows Strong Finances
County Superintendent J A Torres lauds Socorro district results noting nine months terms across forty seven districts, a county fund balance near seven thousand dollars, a city fund of about eighteen hundred, and new school buildings at La Joya and Kelly with San Marcial district maintaining a four hundred dollar balance.
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J. A. Torres
Socorro County
Manta
Socorro
San Marcial
la Joya
Kelly
Convict Brooms Shipped From Missouri Prison Car
William Boyle, superintendent of the state prison broom factory in Jefferson, Missouri, is traveling through Albuquerque en route to California. He notes the prison is turning out brooms at about 12 per car load, with a shipment of convict brooms headed for Las Vegas, Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyle
Jefferson, Mo
Albuquerque
Mr. Boyle
California
Sharp visit to Whitney as hospital reports recover
Santry Sharp Construction head Mr. Sharp arrived from Kansas City to check on General Foreman C. W. Whitney who lies in a local hospital after leg injuries from an operation. Whitney, under drug effects, is recovering and praised for his courage. Sharp said Belen cutoff work to Texico to Belen would finish this month, with steam shovel and track laying remaining amid material delays by Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. Sharp
Santry-Sharp Construction Company
Kansas City
C. W. Whitney
Whitney
Sharp
Belen
Texico
Santa Fe Company
New Grocery Store Opens in Highlands at Raynolds Building
J W Anderson & Company inaugurates a new staple and fancy grocery store in the Raynolds building on fast Railroad avenue. The store features glass-encased perishables, a large refrigeration unit, Aureo Blend coffee, assorted canned goods, tobacco, fruit and candies, and free delivery. The founders’ long experience supports confident success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
J. W. Anderson & Company
Raynolds
Fast Railroad Avenue
Jcsars
Address on Responsibilities of Re e at First Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening at the First Methodist Episcopal church Dr. Rollins will deliver an address on The Responsibilities of Ree Har. An annual memorial service and municipal service will be held. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rollins
Ree “Har
Frank Dibem
Santa Fe Central Railway Company
Territorial Capital Tie
Betanca Valley
Tdvert
Lock Station
Central J
Stage to Jemez Springs by George H. Moore transport
James T. Johnston announces readiness to run trips to and from the celebrated Jemez Springs. For information, contact George H. Moore at No 113 West Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemez Springs
Jemez
George H. Moore
West Railroad Avenue
James T. Johnston
Monte Carlo Saloon Opens at 115 W Railroad Ave
The proprietor announces a new first class saloon named Monte Carlo at 115 West Railroad Avenue inviting public inspection. The establishment promises top quality service and a free lunch every Saturday night. Also advertises 50 acres of mesa property for sale by John M. Moore Realty Company. Sunday matinee at 3:00 p.m. sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Railroad Avenue
Lynda
Mesa Property
Mesa
John M. Moore Realty Company
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Cripple Creek
Peralta, Mining Company
Socorro County District Court
Percy Barbour
J. N. Boyles
Sr. Hickman
Dan
Solomon Luna
Fire Department
Cochiti
Fullerton
N. M
Parker
J. N. Broyles
Charles BE. Mallette
Sein Marcial
Mallette
Charles E. Meade
Meade
Epifano Mares
John F. Pulkerton
Ethel Land and Cattie Company
N. C. Neighbors
Carizom
Mr. Fullerton
H. O. Bursum
Ethel Land and Cattle Company
N. O. Neighbors
G. P. Smith
Neighbors
Judge Parker
Transac
Deming
Percy E. Barbour
Capalin Canyon
Barbour
Navaho Gold Mining Company
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Barbour
Nestor Armijo
Stevens & Bowyer
McIntosh Hardware Company
George Lavelle
R. R. Rogers
Mestirs
Las Cruces
P. Fr. McCannns
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board
Luna
Mr. Luna
Hagerman
North First Street
Highland Methodist
Francisco Perez
OLD First Artillery Band
Las Vegas
C. H. Sharp
W. C. Whitney
W. Anderson & CO
New Bay
Nolds Building
THE
White Elephant
Columbus Hotel
M. Sharp
P. Matteucci
Albuquerque Business College
R. O. Stoll
Geo. S. Ramsey
West Railroad Ave
Ion Park
Santa Fe Centrals
McDonald and Richardson
Browns
Pettus and Gallegos
Centrals
the Club
South Second Street
Jemez Hot Springs
City
W.L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Hot Springs
Albert
the Home Library
Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Leepeeee
A. Simi
S. Second Street
Phebe
Williams
the Williams Drug Co
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Cece
Cole
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