Track Automobile Makes Successful Trip Between Cimarron and Ute Park
The new track automobile bought by the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific railway arrived from Chicago and made a 50 minute outward run and 32 minute return between Cimarron and Ute Park. It carried eight people, weighed 1850 pounds, and seats twelve. The 12 horsepower, two cylinder car is canopyed and well cushioned and was accepted on the trial. Thompson of Fairbanks Morse accompanied it to Cimarron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Ute Park
Swastika
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway Company
Towa
Chicago
L. C. Thompson
Fairbanks, Morse Company
J. W. Records
Frederick Whitney
Cimarron Townsite Company
Ira Duckworth
Oxford Hotel
Vermejo
Thompson
Denver
Raton Week Social Notes Include Illnesses and Visits
Maxwell City W F Martin joined by W F Martin in Raton. Corneal Jonas ill for a week. Mr and Mrs A P Whiteley and daughter Ivy guest of Will Bell family in Raton. Arthur Shoup went to Pueblo returning with his brother Martin. Katie Crapp of Taylor visited Miss Margaret Kranna. Mrs T B Simmons traveled to Trinidad for her father W T Burns illness. Mrs Wiebo Smith and children back in Raton after visit. Comneal Lodower to Grand Rapids Mich for summer if health allows. Mrs Rease Stubblefield improving after ten days illness. Jonae Molin to Mapping ranch upper Pools for a week. Mrs Charlie Watrous and sister Maude Chipman visiting aunt Mrs A S Rogers. Mrs Edgar Rice and Miss Ethel Littrell back from Raton. LC Peck returns from New York with wife and children visiting D N Jackson family. F E Finley ill but preached on No 10 with wife and Thady Whittworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneal Jonas
A. P. Whiteley
Mise Ivy
Raton
Will Bell
Arthur Shoup
Pueblo
Martin
Katie Crapp
Taylor
Margaret Kranna
Witter
T. B. Simmons
Trinidad
W. T. Burns
Wiebo Smith
Rease Stubblefield
Jonae Molin
Charlie Watrous
Maude Chipman
Watrous
Thady Whittworth
Oklahoma
Walter McCloud
F. E. Finley
Las Vegas
Emilio Valdez
Candido Olona
Eugenia
Josephine Roy
Reeves
Madaline Kelly
Rosod Reeves
Springer
Mora Monda
Willie Scherer
Cimarron
Andy
Nellie Taylor
Slice
Nortal University Preparatory
Neodeski
Kansas
Heath
New Mexico
la Voz Publica
Willard Lead Cut Yields Milling Gold Ore Find
Report from the Willard property notes a big lead cut during the past week. Workers cross cut the lead and are still in ore, between four and five feet from the strike. The ore mirrors the milling-type gold previously found in the stringer. Red River Prospector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Red River
Private Car Mitchell Excites Much Interest
The private car Mitchell of the railway department of the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton Pa has drawn attention while on a side track. It is used as a special instruction car for car inspectors and air brake men along the Santa Fe line, with illustrated lectures nightly at 8 o’clock. Fred Kohlenberg of Pueblo, formerly with the Rio Grande service, leads the instruction aboard the three-department car which carries a crew of five and will remain in town until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Railway Department
International Correspondence Schools of
Scranton
Schol
Santa Fe
Oldlock
Fred Kohlenberg
Pueblo
Rio Grande
Ratan
Iron Mask on Copper Mountain Promises Major Gold Vein
The Tron Mask on Copper Mountain Pioneer side owned by B Hareh draws attention as assay reports 165 ounces of gold and 4 ounces of silver valued at 3326 dollars. H J Moreland the U S government assessor in Kansas City conducted the assay. Prospector Mr Hatch believes the ore is limestone quartz and asserts the deposit may hold millions of tons with tunnel 300 plus feet long and mine width 300 to 400 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Mountain
Pioneer Side
B. ¥. Hareh
Hatch
H. J. Moreland
United States
Kansas City
Missouri
California
Red River
Captain Curry's Voyage to the United States
Captain George Curry sails from Manila aboard the Logan on June 15 and is due in San Francisco around July 13. He will proceed to Washington for a day or two, report to the president at Oyster Bay, then travel to Santa Fe, reaching the local area about July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curry
Manila
P. 1
Logan
San Fran
Curry
San Francisco
Washington
Oyster
Bay
Santa Fe
Official Program of Sports For the Fourth of July
The document lists pricing figures including $75.00 and $85.00 with various charges such as $2.00 $15.00 $25.00 and $100.00, indicating a program or event catalog with multiple price tiers.
Real Estate Transfers in Maxwell South and Raton Areas
Real estate transfers recorded by the county clerk list deeds June 20 Hugo Seaberg to George J Pace for blocks 15 16 17 Maxwell South Raton 150 dollars and June 20 to William D Kershner for blocks 14 19 20 21 Maxwell South 300 dollars. Other transfers include June 18 Seaberg to Charles E Dall for blocks 4 5 6 Maxwell South 300 dollars and June 21 Ella C Jackson to Oliver J Simmons for blocks 7 8 Covey addition 100 dollars. Also June 21 C F Covey to AB Kohlhausen tract north of Covey addition 30 dollars. June 17 J A Wiseman to Gus Johnson block 18 Park addition 60 dollars. March 25 Brunner Stanton tract North Side addition 2000 dollars and June 20 Seaberg to Rose Joerne block 40 Maxwell South 600 dollars. June 20 1900 Montoya to Santana Archuletta de Griego jot 38 block 4 Maxwell East addition 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Seaberg
George J. Pace
Maxwell South
Raton
William D. Kershner
Charles E. Dall
Ella C. Jackson
Oliver J. Simmons
Gus Johnson
Park
Charles Brunner
B. J. Stanton
Northside
Rose Joerne
Charles Montoya
Santana Archuletta de Griego
Maxwell East
Local Notes From Blossburg And Nearby Mines
Mrs B M Brunelli of Blossburg spent Friday in Raton. George Phipps mine superintendent there tendered his resignation for July 1. Tom and William Wilson Lon Whitsell and Ora Delong enjoy a several weeks fishing vacation on the Castilla. Mr and Mrs Al Davies returned from their honeymoon and stay with Joseph Patterson of Gardiner. Casper Naile accepted weigh boss at the mines there view William Wilson resigned. William Crutchley appointed mine foreman at this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Brunelli
Blossburg
Raton
George Phipps
Tom and
William Wilson
Lon Whitsell
Ora Delong
Castilla
al Davies
Joseph Patterson
Gardiner
Casper Naile
Former Springer Boy Rising to Second Lieutenant
Ben Springer Stockman, second oldest son of S. Flotsheim, recently graduated with high honors from Macon Missouri State Military Institute. Governor Folk of Missouri commissioned him as second lieutenant of a St. Louis company in the Missouri National Guard, signaling his expected rise in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Flotsheim
Ben
Macon
Missouri
State Military Institute
Folk
St. Louis
Missouri National Guard
Springer Stockman
Ex Sheriff Silviano Lucero of Taos County Dies
From Taos County comes word of the death of Hon. Silviano Lucero late sheriff of that county on the 13th of this month. He was forty years old and leaves a wife and five children four girls and one boy. The notice is sourced to Springer Stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Silviano Lucero
Lucero
Este
Springer Stockman
New M E Church Contemplated by Cimarron Pastor
Rev Samuel Linge of Cimarron M E church circulates a subscription paper to fund a new church at Collinson Ave and Eleventh St. The plan calls for a wood building of about 28340 square feet with a 14228 square foot addition to serve as a parish hall and meeting space. Subscriptions in three installments are set for July August and September with nearly $500 already pledged and work to start once funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Samuel Linge
Cimarron M. E
Collinson Avenue
Eleventh Street
Linge
Taure
New Depot Planned for Cimarron by RR Company
The St Louis Rocky Mountain and Pacific railway company will begin construction of a new two story frame depot with a stone basement. The building measures 24 by 55 feet with a 16 by 75 foot platform and includes waiting rooms ticket office baggage room and offices on both floors. The project is expected to provide Cimarron with much needed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway Company
Cimarron 4
Springer Stockman notes and town chatter
Sunday and Monday item notes cover firecrackers shearing season travel to Las Vegas Mora and Mora visits, health updates, school plans, church building talk and local moves. Names include Emilio Valdez Candido Olona Nellie Taylor Bob Stepp Gillespie families Scherer and Kerley with regional travel to Santa Rosa Capitan Roy Alf Corona and Corral Mexico.
Death of Pioneer William T. Burns in Trinidad
Word arrived that William T. Burns 74 a Las Animas county pioneer died at his Trinidad home after long illness Eight children survivie among them Mrs William Whiteman Mrs S M Chase and Homer Burns who reside in Cimarron Also former Las Animas County sheriff Burns was noted for his honesty and vigor in office He had lived in Southern Colorado since 1862 and amassed cattle holdings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Burns
Las Animas County
Colorado
Trinidad
Cimarron
Stanley Chase
Buros
Cimarrop
William Whiteman
S. M. Chase
Homer Burns
Burns
Improvements Light a Citywide Renewal
A series of changes spread through the city as Mexican families begin building front houses to replace adobe structures. Residents plant trees and tidy front yards, preparing lawns and setting an example to motivate slower neighbors.
Cimarron Clubhouse Adds Upgraded Wash House and Quarters
Nearly completed additions to the Cimarron Club house include a wash house and servant quarters. The expansion aims to make the club house one of the best appointed hotels in the territory and attract travelers by offering improved accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron Club
Theritory
Cimarron
Local notes highlight marriages and visits in Folsom
Misa Ollie Rope and Mr King wed Thursday evening at the bride’s parents home with Rev Grimmel officiating. The couple will live in Folsom where the groom will be foreman on the Colorado and Southern Railroad. Numerous town guests and summer visitors appear, plus a Monday rail yard collision with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Tabor
Mr. Davis
Mike Lucile White
Trinidad
Samuel Pauley
Kenton
Murray
Freday
M. M. White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maxwell City
W. F. Martin
Raton Mon
Comeal Lodower
Grand Rapids, Mich
Pioneer
IL A.M
Lifond Street
sHrAn
East Side
Colfax
Roton Va
Purse
Springer Boy Rising
Taos County
Bob Stepp
Corona
Santa Rosa
George Gillespie
St. Michael's College
David ML Gillespie
Anton Scherer
A. J. Scherer
Scherer
Capitan
Anton
el Faso
Leo Appel
Julius Appel
Roy
Leo
Victora
Abreu
Fort Scott
Anita Valdez
W. B. Bunker
Stockmor Hille
Joseph T. Kerley
Corral
Mexico
Sonora
Joe
Folsom
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