Hagerman Fired as New Mexico Governor by Roosevelt
Herbert J. Hagerman removed after charges cited failed defense. President Roosevelt appoints Captain George Curry of Samar province to govern New Mexico. Secretary Raynolds acts as governor until Curry arrives. Curry’s biography notes Rough Riders service, Manila chief of police tenure, and strong ties to Roosevelt. Socorro locals hail the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Curry
Roosevelt
George Curry
New Mexico
Roosevelt Thurst AY
Herbert J. Hagerman
Friends
Republican Territorial Organization
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania Development Company
Legislative Council
Associated Press
Samar
Philippines
Washington
Garfield
Rough Riders
Tularosa
Sec'y Raynolds
Santa Fe New Mexican
Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
Santa Fe
Banta Fe
White House
Vernor George Curry
Chief Curry
Bayou Sara
Louisiana
Darling & Company
Board of Regents
the Military Institute
Roswell
Eleventh Cavalry
Ambos Camarines
Manila
Socorro
Fifth District
Hamilton
H. O. Bursum
Republican Central Committee
Local Society Notes and Visits in Socorro
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs J W Terry. Mrs Geo Bacon of San Antonio visited her sister Mrs W F James. Miss Ivy Sperling summoned to Clayton for sister’s illness. Sheriff Abeytia returned from El Paso on private business. C T Brown to Santa Fe on private business. W D Crabtree and Claud Killen returned from Albuquerque. Mrs Fannie Jones conducting a public school term at Water Canon. Miss Elizabeth Nordlander of Denver arrived, now in charge of the Postal Telegraph Co office. Dressmaking advertised. Ortega spent Monday in El Paso for eye treatment. Lee Mitchell family leaving Socorro for Albuquerque. Improvement association to serve sandwiches and coffee at the 26th dance. bring small change. J C Falghum visiting. cattle business at Capt M Cooney’s ranch. Rev W R Dye to conduct Epiphany Church services April 28. Socorro young ladies climbed Socorro Mountain. Mr H Gregg of Magdalena and W F Gordon of Coffeyville in town on mining business. Col W C Wetherill left after several days in Socorro on mining business. Irvin Moore of Mogollon visiting sister Mrs H Bursum before California move. Miss Cruella Vigil won third prize at the flower ball. note omitted in notice. Ben Sanchez visited and then headed to Aragon for mercantile work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Crabtree
Claud Killen
Socorro
Albuquerque
Fannie Jones
Water Canon
Elizabeth Nordlander
Denver
Postal Telegraph Company
Convict Romero Recaptured Near St Johns Arizona
After two months on the run Gal Romero was tracked by New Mexico mounted police sergeant R W Lewis from the claypit east of Ja Fe through Valencia county into Arizona. He was seized at daybreak Sunday at a hacienda four miles from St Johns and offered no resistance. Romero had worked as a sheep herder near Puertecito and even sold his horse in Salt Lake before crossing the border. He was unarmed when captured and said he had left his gun with his wife Casuas to surrender later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal Romero
Claypit
Ja Fe
R. W. Lewis
New Mexico Mounted Police
Santa Fe New Mexican
Romero
St. Johns
Arizona
Lewis
Valencia County
Ince
New Mexico
Punta de Agua
Manzano Mountains
Palvadera
Socorro County
Puertecito
Francisco Pena
Salt Lake
Casuas
Guadalupe County
Elf
Socorro to Link Long Distance Telephone Network
A Albuquerque conference of telephone managers led to Socorro becoming a hub for long distance lines connecting southern New Mexico to towns in Arizona, with routes via Silver City Deming and San Marcial and from El Paso through Pecos valley Carrizozo Carthage and San Antonio. Captain Matthews spearheaded the effort making Socorro a central node for the two systems. extensions will start once preliminaries are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Socorro
New Mexico
Arizona
Califo
Silver City
Deming
Sa5
Marcial
el Paso
Pecos Valley
Carrizozo
Carthage
San Antonio
Matthews
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer in Toledo Firm Oath
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn in Toledo, Lecas County, pledges to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Document dated December 6, 1886, before AW. Greason. The remedy is described as taking internally and acting on the blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torgpo
Lecas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cuanny
Also Mentioned on This Page
LOS Comisionados
Todas
Condicion Financiers de Condado
Estabano Presentés
David Farr
Comisionado Pedro 8
Contreras
Escribano EB
el Reporte
E. E. Stapleton Como
Comisionado Especial de
J. W. Richardson de
Rosedale Peticiendante el Cuerp
Fianzas de Condestabies
Fueron
James Carmody del Precinto
J. F. Russell
Gregorio Garcia
Andres Trujillo
Quincy
Donaciano Rael
Serilo Silva
Jesse Harry
Fianzas de Supervisores de Camino Fueron
E. J. Baca del Preciato
Juan Ronquillo
Malvin Sc
Matias M
Torres
Magdalena
Ignacio Santillanes del
al Procurador de Distrito Walford
Supervisores de
Procopio Chavez del
Juego
Pedro
Stapleton
T. J. Matthews
Renta
Teléfono
J. A. Torres
Utensilios Tata
Abeytia
Intérpreay de
S. M. Abeytia de Varcelero
A.C. Abeytia Ferechox
Jos McQuillen
la Casa de Corte Y Carcel
D. H. Baca
la Casa de Cortes
FA Baca & Torres
Newcomb, Collins
Cory
Ciudad de Socorro
Agua
C. F. Rechtertos
Jos Williams
Frank J. Oliver
Diputado Especial
Terésa Loner
Meredies de Jueg de
G. Duncan
Ser- Awee
Vigil
Cajas
Nan Jose Non Yi
Io Baca
Geo. Curry
H. J. Hagerman
Fifth Judicial District
John Bowman
Mrs. Bowman
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. W. Terry
Geo. Bacon
W.F. James
A. F. Katzenate
Kelly
Ivy Sperling
Clayton
Mrs
Udo
Hammel
D. A. Ortega
Aniceto C. Abeytia
C. T. Brown
R. C. Jackson
Nathan Hall
Ortega
Pass City
Lee Mitchell
Ladies of the Improvement Association
J. C. Falghum
Mr. Falghum
Capt. M. Cooney
Big Rosa
W. R. Dye
Socorro Mountain
H. Gregg
W. F. Gordon
Coffeyville
Kansas
Gordon
Col. W. C. Wetherill
Empire Zinc Company
Colorado
North
Irvin Moore
Mogollon
Ben' Sanchex
Aragon
Lewis Mear
Bt. Johns
Arigona
Bocorro
New Mexco
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