School of Mines elects Abeytia president after Baca death
At the regular board meeting in the city the School of Mines elected Aniceto C. Abeytia as president to fill the vacancy left by the late Juan Jose Baca. C. T. Brown was re elected secretary and treasurer. The board extended sympathy to Baca’s family and published memorial resolutions.
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School of Mines
C. T. Brown
A. H. Hilton
P. J. Savage
Aniceto C. Abeytia
Juan Jose Baca
Herbert J. Hagerman
Baca
Chieftain
el Defensor del Pueblo
City Council Extends Lands Option and Plans Street Projects
At a special city council meeting last night the option on city lands was extended six months with tweaks to protect bona fide settlers. Mayor Bursum announced street straightening plans including donations from attorney James Fitch and Councilman Abran Abesta to reshape Fischer and Bernard streets and to leave a park between properties. The program also includes Mt. Carmel and Abeyta avenues with land donations from Councilman José E. Torres. Rue N. Hines, a 22 year old New Mexico School of Mines student, is noted as possibly the youngest 32nd degree Mason in the United States.
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Max Kirchman
Bursum
Jas. G. Fitch
Terry Block
Fischer Avenue
Abran Abesta
Bernard Street
Terry
Mt. Carmel Avenue
José E. Torres
Abeyta Avenue
Rue N. Hines
New Mexico School of Mines
United States
Hines
C. T. Brown
Maximilian Frost
Supreme Council
News of the Week from New Mexico and Beyond
Condensed regional items report a northern New Mexico blizzard and road plans to Santa Fe Aztec ruins. Talks of rail from Frost Station to Hagan coal fields and a land lease bill move through Congress. International events include Athens Olympics successes and Paris labor strikes with violence feared. Fortunes, fires, quakes, and personal notes close with Winlder rooms advertised.
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Santa Fe
Frost Station
Hagan
Professor Robert P Noble Elected President of Mines
Robert Peelle Noble A M has been chosen president of the faculty at the New Mexico School of Mines. A DePauw graduate with an 1891 degree and 1894 master's, he studied at Johns Hopkins Chicago University and taught chemistry at Vincennes University and Armour Institute. He led the New Mexico School of Mines for two years before his election.
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School of Mines
Professor Noble
Depauw University
Johns Hopkins University
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Chicago University
Vincennes University
Armour Institute of Technology
New Mexico School of Mines
Noble
Fire destroys Southwestern Lead and Coal office at Cutter
Max B Fitch of Southwestern Lead and Coal says the Cutter office on the Santa Fe right of way burned Saturday morning. The building, used partly as a railroad station, burned in about twenty minutes. Loss is around 31500 with no insurance. Rebuilding planned with less inflammable material as a combined office and store.
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Max B. Fitch
Southwestern Lead and Coal Company
Caballo Mountains
Cutter
Fitch
Santa Fe
Southwestern Company
Accident Injures Solomon Baca in Pistol Discharge
Solomon Baca was injured Monday evening when his pistol discharged while he mishandled it. The ball struck below the knee shattering the large bone and doctors fear amputation may be required.
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Solomon Baca
Duncan
Sale of Brown Horse by New Mexico Cattle Board
By order of the Cattle Sanitary Board of New Mexico a brown horse three years old about 15.36 hands high with a scar on the right head and no brand will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder in Socorro New Mexico on May 14 1906 at 11 oclock a.m. T H Tucker Cattle Inspector District No 8.
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Cattle Sanitary Board of
New Mexico
Socorro
N. M
Portraiture opportunity with Beckham in town
Parties seeking fine portrait work may book Beckham who will stay for a while and offers samples comparable to big city studios. Hawley advertises kodaks and accessories for photography enthusiasts.
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Beckham
Local notes cite visits, real estate deals, and town updates
Mrs. George Johnson arrives from Mesa to stay for her infant's health. The Ranch Supply Company planned in Magdalena with Bartlett and Albuquerque investors. John Greenwald property sold to H O Bursum on Baca avenue. A fire alarm proved a bonfire by Atty John E Griffith. A W Edelen leaves Socorro for Elkton Colorado with mining job. Teams needed to haul coal and lumber from Carthage mines to San Antonio. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
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Albuquerque
Jos E. Smith
McCutchen Avenue
Park Street
Fueture
Socorro
H. O. Bursum
John Greenwald
Baca Avenue
John E. Griffith
A. W. Edelen
Elkton
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Elkton Mining and Milling Company
Edelen
School of Mines
Carthage
San Antonio
Percnlars
A. H. Hilton
Antonio
N. Mex
Bohemian Day Arranged for Socorro Visit of Bolonian Americans
An elaborate program in Socorro New Mexico announces a May 4 arrival of Max Kirchiman and Bolonian American guests from Chicago and the Northwest. Governor Hagerman’s attendance is hoped, with events May 4 to May 7 including tours, speeches, music, and a ball led by the governor.
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Socorro
Max Kirchiman
Chicago
Northwest
I T
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Prospec
Sosarte County
Kirchman
Socorro County
N. M
Land of Liberty
Hagerman
Great Sunshine Territory
American-Bohemian Association
Ramm
New Pilsen
Board of County Commissioners
Hose Company
H. Music
Socorro Brewery
Opera House
Commercial Club
Socorro Commercial Club
M. Cooney
John E. Griffith
District Court Docket Filed Against Ethel Havard and Nabours
The District Clerk’s office lists newly filed cases: W. E. Martin, trustee, versus Ethel Ranch & Cattle Company and James O. Nabours. Also Ethel Havard sues John Havard for divorce.
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W. E. Martin
H. O. Bursum
Ethel Ranch & Cattle Company
James O. Nabours
Ethel Havard
John Havard
Fresh line of staple groceries at A Bacas on Court Street
A Baca's on Court Street adds a new stock line featuring essentials such as flour sugar rice and canned goods aimed at steady neighborhood demand. The store emphasizes everyday low prices and convenient shopping for local families.
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A. Baca's
Court Street
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