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The Socorro Chieftain

Location

Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1905

Page

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Pain Balm touted for rheumatism relief in brisk sales

The article praises Cham berlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism claiming quick relief from a single application and cites numerous testimonials of lasting cures. It notes the balm is sold by druggists at low cost and highlights new river commissioners meeting at the county court house electing Alejo Gurule as president Eduardo V Baca as secretary and atin Lucero as treasurer with Sabinal La Mesa and other members. The group has started funds for river protection and plans a dyke project several miles upriver.

Chamberlain Alejo Gurule San Acacia Eduardo V. Baca Socorro Atin Lucero San Antonio Juan Trujillo Sabinal Donaciano Gabaldon la Mesa

Words of appreciation for the Bureau of Immigration leaders

The Red River Prospector commends the Bureau of Immigration and its president Jud Pendleton and secretary Col. Max Frost. Pendleton served six years with meritorious service. Frost's work is widely known and his Land of Sunshine aided territorial development. An April 20 dispatch from Glenwood Springs notes heavy snow melting, not hindering hunting.

Red River Bureau of Immigration Jud, Pendleton Max Frost Judge Pendleton Bureau Col. Frost Glenwood Springs

Fraternity Sanitarium Prize Likely to Go to Las Vegas

Las Vegas appears poised to win the Fraternity Sanitarium prize after the Montezuma hotel gift from the Santa Fe railroad company. The committee weighs Deming Alamogordo and Las Vegas while visiting options and offers, with Las Vegas anticipated to draw many visitors and patients to a high class hotel setup.

Dan'l TL. McMillan Fraternit By Las Vegas Santa Fe Railroad Company Alamogordo McMilliant Santa Ke Monteguma Bidson Deming United States Las Veg Socorro Carlsbad Roswell el Paso Las Cruces St. Louis

Governor Otero Howe on Joint Statehood Sentiment in Arizona

The interview excerpts show Governor Otero reporting strong Arizona opposition to joint statehood with New Mexico. He states prominent citizens he spoke with prefer separate statehood and predicts Congress will recognize each territory’s rights by 1910. The article also notes a New Mexico weather bulletin and a city council session approving a water franchise and ordering fence removals.

Otero California Arizona We New Me Los Angeles New Mexico Congress of the United States Elfego Buea W TH. Byerts J. M. Chavez

Martin relief law under fire in Santa Fe court

In Santa Fe, Judge John R. McPhee hears Thomas B. Catron v. William G. Sargent and J. H. Vaughn over the Martin flood sufferers law a 350000 appropriation by territorial bonds to aid thirteen counties. Catron claims the act ultra vires and contrary to congressional and territorial organic law. Proceedings cite legal authorities as decision looms. The page notes site selection debates for a fraternity mausoleum favoring Socorro over other NM cities. Fresh fruits in season at Winkler's.

First Judicial District Court Santa Fe John R. McPie Thomas B. Catron William G. Sargent J. H. Vaughn New Mexico Territory RB. C. Abbott A. J. Abbott Catron

Presbyterian Church Notes and Local Notices

Evening services moved to 8 oclock. Sale and supper announced for Mayard. Ladies Aid Society meets Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs Gordon's home. Easter services include recitations, solos, and a children’s address by the Pastor. Catarrh cure ad inserted. Job openings for bright women advertised. Travel tickets May 3-6. A young Sercey-Holetatt cow for sale.

Mayard Ladies’ Aid Society Gordon Jock Chas. H. Gordon Jos. KE. Smith Marcelle Sayler Rene Smith

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Whitney Company Southwest First St Albuquerque, N. M THE Sherwin-Williams Paints Sherwin-Williams Socorro Drug and Supply CO First National Bank Albuquerque Joshua S. Reynolds M. W. Flournoy Prank McKee C.K. Newhall United States Depository CO Fraternity Sanitarium Montezuma Hotel Ford Avsy'n Denver Colo Tos. Jaguns Santa Fe Agt Otero Howe N. M Linney Martin Thos. B. Catron M'Pie San Ium Winkler’s Ler Presbyterian Church Notes Hall I, J. Cumney & Co Props Toledo Canada Stella Gatlin Windsor Hotel Jaquirs
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