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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
2
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A 1908 editorial notes Mayor Bursum faces a tough two year term ahead. It condemns abandoning San Marcial’s electric light plant as regressive. It praises the Tax Republican city convention for nominating solid candidates and voters for electing them.
The report notes Delegate Andrews receives broad compliments for directing political efforts amid rival crowding, while continuing to perform strong and effective service for the state of New Mexico.
In a nostalgic line the piece notes Albuquerque leading due to a complex mix of democrats saloon men and the Philippines rather than fear of a Hubbell element. The reference suggests political intrigue and local power dynamics shaping the city’s position.
It is practically assured that a commodious and comfortable dormitory will be built on the School of Mines campus next summer. Nothing is more needed just now to insure the School's prosperity.
The Santa Fe New Mexican is described as a tried and true friend of Socorro county, always speaking a good word and boosting the county whenever opportunity offers.
The city has improved more in the last two years than in the previous twelve, with a Republican administration in power. The statement invites readers to draw their own conclusions about the change and its causes.
Socorro county's board of county commissioners met in regular quarterly session at the start of the week. They paid all bills at one hundred cents on the dollar and conducted routine business with neatness and dispatch.
The article notes the rapid rise of Republican votes in Socorro County and predicts Democratic totals will soon be negligible. It also remarks that some Democrats believe not all their votes are currently counted.
Socorro county probate clerk TL Swker launches a government survey plan to map the Socorro and Magdalena range plain for homesteading. If the land can be cultivated, local prosperity would rise, aiding settlers and the county’s development.
Report notes developed artesian water flow near Suwanee and a scramble for adjacent lands. Surface conditions suggest higher likelihood of flow around Socorro than the Rio Puerco valley, with several parties awaiting a probable outcome.
The text notes thousands of acres of public land near Socorro could become fertile with artesian water, heralding a major improvement in affairs there within the coming year.
A Dover widow touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the cure for years of rheumatic pain. She reports rapid relief and ongoing use helped by friends who also endorse the liniment sold by druggists. In September Century, John Gilmer Speed discusses racing and horse breeding arguing racing blends business sport and gambling with breed improvement.
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a 1900 pneumonia scare with a fearful cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for rapid relief after two and a half bottles, claiming it cured coughs and lung disease. The product sold by druggists with a guarantee, 50 cents to 1.00, trial bottle free.
In a brief exchange, De Hitt and De Witt spar over aiming a gun. De Witt jokes about hitting a barn bore despite a claim of poor aim, ending the skit with a wry remark.
Nine years ago a Mill Cork Oklahoma Territory resident recalls near death before using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with restoring strength and health, stating his life was saved when a druggist recommended the tonic and it returned him to full well being. Also note a light exchange about a Boston girl and oats for sale at Geo. E. Cook's livery stable.
A canvasser tries to sell a cyclopedia to a colonel whose sons are praised by name. The colonel refuses, noting his boys ride mules instead of needing a book. A London Mansion House fete anecdote follows with Queen Alexandra and a playful kiss from a flower girl Molly.
A reader testimonial from Rootville Pennsylvania claims Cham berlains Salve cured years of eczema and skin itching after starting use in December 1905. The writer notes nightly washing ceased and itching stopped. Sold by all druggists.
A brief dialogue features a coy widow and a scanty haired bachelor debating whether early marriages are advisable. The widow and bachelor exchange pointed lines about youth and folly, with the bachelor claiming only early marriages have excuses for youthful follies.
O. B. Woolever of LeRaysville New York recounts a twenty year health relief from Bucklen's Arnica Salve, claiming it cured a bleeding pile. The advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as healing worst sores boils burns wounds and cuts, price 25 cents at druggists.
William reads aloud a plan to spend millions in Holland to reclaim land from the sea. Jane expresses astonishment as the discussion shifts to Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to cure liver and bowel stagnation and related headaches for 25c at all druggists.
A scientist uses powerful glasses to glimpse a jet 300 000 miles high leaping from the sun. He anticipates more lenses revealing a green lizard with eyes as large as automobiles leaping on his bed.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for liver trouble and digestive weakness. It argues a weary liver signals overworked organs and urges stomach-focused treatment to restore activity, claiming the extract of native medicinal roots cleanses the system and strengthens the body.
A comic ad scene shows a man seeking work including wood chopping and garden care. His partner groans at matrimonial notices. Pat, hired to lay brick, discovers only eleven bricks remain. he asks the boss to throw down two more bricks to finish the load.
Adolph Goesling of Goesling Brothers at Cienega reported in town after a Albuquerque trip. He planned five or six days to return to Cienega with loaded wagons from Magdalena stating his route home.
S Hilliard seeks to change his Chieftain address from Alma to Lurfa. The request notes the need for update in official records and correspondence listings.
The notices announce timber sale in Forest areas near Magdalena and Arewood Forest and restoration of withdrawn lands in Manzano National Forest New Mexico. Bids start May 11 with a minimum cord price. deposits payable to B. Cramer. Also notice restoration of lands withdrawn November 15 191? for Manzano NF with sale eligibility beginning June 1.
Charles W Eaton of Clyde New Mexico filed intention to make final commutation proof for Homestead Survey 4721 in NEYS Sec 8 and less for Sec 9 Township 8 South Range 4 West before H Sweet Socorro New Mexico on May 23 1908. Witnesses: Atwnacio Chaves Juan Trujillo Hijimo Baca all of gin Marcial NM.
Help wanted notices seek pupil nurses for St Joseph Training School for Nurses in Albuquerque New Mexico. Includes contact by Sister Superior and general inquiry to F Fischer for details. Also lists cow ponies and work horses for sale with apply to address in New Mexico.
In Socorro County a suit by Jessie Watson seeks divorce custody and relief from William D. Watson of Portland Oregon. Defendant must answer by May 19 1908 or default judgment will be entered. Attorneys Dougherty Griffith Socorro NM. Clerk Wilam Marrin deputy Wa. D. Newcomn.
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