Tents for sale and local notices in Socorro listing people and events
Jon Yunker selling tents in three sizes. J W Hilton of Magdalena visiting Socorro. Bull Leghorn eggs 1.50 per setting. Mrs H F Bowman accepts day position in telephone central. Buildings burned last week likely to be rebuilt. County commissioners to meet next Monday in court house. Birth: a boy for BE M Kealer family. Clifford R Brentlinger from Mt Vernon Ohio visiting Socorro. R C Patterson from Polvadera arranging homestead entry. Join Kerr forest supervisor visiting Winkler hotel. Jos Mactavish joins Becker Mactavish Mercantile. trades in Magdalena. Farrell and Morgan School of Mines students survey Sabinas for D A Ortega. Walter Nelson returns from Torreon to Silver City starts business there. Conrado A Baca deputy county treasurer travels Santa Fe with son David. H A True from Pacific coast discusses mining in Socorro. American people ready to settle with Leeson. support American spirit. Jas F Berry and wife move from Sonora to Guadalajara for better job. Dr R F Pettit to be in Socorro April 8 for limited days at Mrs Dailey's. Adolph Goësling visits for homestead proof. moisture noted near territorial line. Jos Brown Graphic mine superintendent travels Cananea for mining business. W H Herrick to supervise boundary survey for New Mexico and Texas. six weeks. EK M Starr assists Herrick locally. surveying mining claims in Kelly district for German mining Co. Studebaker wagons advertised by Geo E Cook.
Boston Capitalists Visit Socorro Mining Properties
A Boston group led by Theodore K. Guth Jerome E. Lynch Frank D. Wilde and George H. Snyder met in Socorro with C T Brown and H A True to inspect the Magdalena Kelly district mining properties. They are stockholders in Mine Development the Germany and the Palomas Chief and expect the ventures to remain profitable. They attended the annual company meetings and returned by the noon Magdalena train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Theodore K. Guth
Jerome E. Lynch
Frank D. Wilde
George H. Snyder
Socorro
C. T. Brown
H. A. True
Magdalena-Kelly
Germany
Palomas
Magdalena
Sherief's Sale in Socorro County Texas New Mexico
Notice of Sheriffs sale under two district court executions against James O Nabours and Alice E Nabours. Auctions scheduled May 4 1908 at Oscura Ranch for cattle horses wagons and mortgage property totaling several thousand dollars with mortgage held by Socorro State Bank. Additional land parcels to be sold May 7 1908 at Socorro County Courthouse incl 40 acre Beeae tract and surrounding quarter sections. Sheriff N M Socorro April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Socorro County
George A. Alden
James C. Nabours
Alice E. Nabours
County of
Lincoln
James G. Fitch
James O. Nabors
James O. Nabours
Oscura Ranch
Nabours
Oscura
Socorro
Ben
J AX
James O. Naboure
G. Pray Smith
Recorder
Socorro County Court House
City of
ROE
N. W
N. i
Lacenee
Denoy
Aca
N. MM
N. M
Kelly mining camp reports high yield from ore separation
The Tri Bullion Smelting and Development Company reports strong results from its new ore separation plant at Kelley New Mexico. Zinc concentrates average 50 percent zinc while the lead product reaches 60 percent. The process also yields iron pyrite for sulphuric acid and chemical use, with zinc recovery about 93 percent of ore value and an estimated net gain of $20 per ton. Hon W E Martin will address the Lincoln Literary Society of Las Cruces on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Kelly
Tri-Bullion Smelting & Development Company
Kelley
Tri-Bullion
Qualifications of voters in boards of education in New Mexico
A notice from the New Mexico Department of Education outlines voter qualifications for city and town boards. Requirements include being a legal voter, territory voter, two years district residency, property taxation, full accounting of public funds, and non-membership on the council or board. Signed by J E Crank and published April 2 1908. John Greenwald Sr. travels from Santa Fe to Albuquerque with his Indiana-born sister Agatha Biddle, their first meeting in 45 years since Los Angeles trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey
Clark
Department of Education
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Boards of Education
Board of Trustees
J. E. Crank
Territorial Supt. Public Instruction
John Greenwald, Sr
Albuquerque
Agatha Biddle
South Bend
Indiana
Los Angeles
Mr. Greenwald
Mrs. Biddle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jon Yunker’s
J. W. Hilton
Egus
John Ruff
H. F. Bowman
Telephone Central Office
Court House
BE. M. Kealer
Clifford R. Brentlinger
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
W. H. Herrick
R. C. Patterson
Polvadora
Join Kerr
Magdalena and
San Mateo National Forests
Winkler Hotel
Jos. Mactavish
Becker-Mactavish
Soverro
GV. Farrell
E.G. Morgan
School of Mines
Sabinas
Samme Township
D. A. Ortega
Walter Nelson
Torreon
Mexico
Silver City
Mr. Nelson
Conrado A. Baca
Pacific Coast
Mr. Tree
Leeson
Jas. F. Berry
Sonora
Guadalajara
Republic
Berry
R. Fred Pettit
of and
Adolph Goesling
Goesling
Jos. Brown
Graphic
Cananea
Brown
Texas
Herrick
EK. M. Starr
Kelly District
Germany Mining Company
Studebaker Wagons
Geo. E
Loewenstein Bros
Whitney Company
Alaska
White Mountain Ice Cream
Hercules Powder Mine
North First Street
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sherief
Socorro State Bank
The
Socorro, N. M
Mobley
Morning Glory
Busy-Bee
Rio Grande Supply Co
Tri-Bullion Company
W. E. Martin
Lincoln Literary Society
Las Cruces
Mr. Martin
Attorney General of
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