Thompson Proprietor Friday April 29 1910 Officials and officers
The Sierra County Advocate lists county officers and officials for the first and third district areas. Names include P M Rojor J M Webster Projillo as Chairman Andrew Kelley Probate Clerk Will M Robins and others such as ML Kahler Sheriff and W Kendall Probate Judge Jas P Parker Fransvis'o Montoy in a county committee roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kelley
Will M. Robins
ML. Kahler
Periuten
W. . Kendall
Jas. P. Parker Fransvis‘o
Montoy
Local notes on town improvements and events
Streets are being cleaned and a new sidewalk laid in front of the old Alert building. A spring dance is planned at Hirsch Hall on April 30 with good music and invitations extended. Residents note cattle shipments, mining activity, and market moves in El Paso and Kingston, plus a missing 11 year old boy and a bank expansion in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hiler
el Paso
Ray
Alert
Jim McVeigh
Jilly Williams
J. C. Plemmons
Callie Curtis
Arrey
Dad" Lewis
Caballos
Las Palomas
Hirtscher Bros
Judge Smith
Royal Tailors
el Paso Bank and Trust Co
el Paso Herald
el Paso Bank and Trust Company
Sheldon Company
Sheldon
Texas and Pacific
Trost & Trost
Turner & Davis
San Antonio Street
Mesars
R. M. Turner
A. F. Kerr
Lee
Official audit probes missing funds after official removal
The third judicial district official was removed last September and both United States and territorial auditors have conducted a thorough examination of his books since. The exact deficit has not been released, but is alleged to reach thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Martin
Third Judicial District
Las Cruces
William E. Martin
United States District Court
Third District
Socorro
Federal Grand Jury
Martin
United States Marsh 1
Harry Bloom
Artin
United States Court
Territory
United States
Roswell
N. M
S. B. Rose
Pecos
Billy the
Kid
Pat Garrett
Odd Fellows Anniversary Highlighted by World Reach
Albuquerque Journal reports W L Kuykendall cites the Odd Fellows founding in Baltimore in 1819 and notes 1.5 million male and 450 000 female members with 125 million dollars paid in benefits since 1830. He mentions 6 million annual outlays for operations and 3 500 orphans housed in state homes with more planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
W. L. Kuykendall
Alvarado Hotel
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
The
Odd Fellows
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
Australia
Norway
Albuquerque Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sierra County
Advocate
Thompson
P.M. Rojor
J. M. Webster
Projillo
Buescrippion
District Court
Sierra Count Bank
H. Bernard
J. W. Reid
Kingston
Clyde Bloodgood
Pitchfork Outfit
Chas. Meyers
G. W. Copp
Dentit
Dr. Given
Texas
Hillsboro
Buchert
Smith
Hirsch Hall
Sierra County Bank
Gus Salen
Hilsboro
Amarillo
Tafoya
Robert Reay
Jeremiah Mahoney
Chas. F. Ross
Hermosa
el Cliff Company
Charlie
Doran
Lower Camp
J. 8. Levern
Albuquerque
Philadelphia
Jay Helton
G. J. Helton
Seco
Jay
H. A. Wolford
Will Barbee
Ryo Grande
San Francisco
Veralls
Post Office Drug Store
del Rio
Emmett Newman
Robert M. Gatlin
Kelly Ranch
Atlin
Delio
Edwards County
Chamberlain
Nature
Santa Fe
Trujillo
Post Office
Alamogordo
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
New York
N.Y
Taras Iver
Central Block
Pueblo
Col
T.C. Long
New Mexico
General Merchandise
Keller, Miller & Co
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Wrste
Testimon Salts Wnoton Arms CO
Ilion
He Vegis Rowtway
Agen
Lake Valley
Stage & Express
Los Angeles
KRATW
Great Southwest
Herald
General New
News
South West
E. Teaford
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