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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
2
In advance terms offered for one year and six months at a price of 200, the notice mentions San Francisco’s catastrophe and social recovery. The Chieftain reiterates the truth as it asserts itself, while Socorke shows improvement.
The consensus suggests Vesuvius is aligned with a Populist or Bryan Democrat view while the Wasinsetox Post reports Senator Platt will not seek re election. Citizens are urged to hear the voters on the matter.
The item counts about 160 American duchesses marehionesses and coun tesses and roughly 12,000,000 American queens. It urges every Socorro citizen in favor of laying granitoid sidewalks to push the message to Mayor Bursam and the city council.
Critics say Socarno’s late administration did little for the city. Now Mayor Bursum backs a plan for living meat sidewalks on Manzanares avenue and calls for broad support.
The nation’s newspapers react with caution to President Roosevelt's progressive inheritance tax idea. Editors agree the issue centers on whether plutocrats or the government will hold control, and many foresee the proposal eventually being adopted in some form.
Socorro County leads New Mexico in size and growth with thriving stock, grass, and mining outputs. Abundant Rio Grande water supports crops while many immigrants are expected to boost population and wealth. Socorro county is all right.
The article notes that residents prefer practical business over endless wrangling on statehood. Even territorial leaders prone to hysterics have regained their calm and accept a prudent, moderate approach to the issue.
Commentators note lawmakers in conference fumble over single versus joint statehood and many Sunshine Territory residents grow weary of the ongoing spectacle. The public is increasingly reluctant to focus further on the issue amid the prolonged discussion.
Preparations by Max Krrensax and Mr. Kirchman aim to showcase Socorro to a trainload of Bohemian American citizens arriving from Chicago. Citizens are urged to welcome the visitors, invest time and effort to attract them as permanent residents, and highlight local resources and opportunities.
A fragmented 19th century notice outlines a pamphlet exposing ingredients of popular medicines. It mentions Dr. Pierce Buffalo New York and provides details on pills and tonics claimed to treat nervous and invalid women, urging free mailing of the pamphlet to readers.
Notices announce Imperial Council and Nobles of the Mystic Shrine events in Los Angeles and Taos with special excursion rates. Marriage licenses issued in Socorro county include Whiteside Creevey Chavez Peralta Mora Birner. Forfeiture notice warns heirs to contribute $33.35 to retain the Copper Cap Lode claim under U.S. law. Ellen Foley claims the property if unpaid.
Legal notice lists A Rockwell heirs and others as heirs or devisees of Edward C. Rockwell deceased. It states expenses of 1000 dollars were incurred for the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim from 1895 to 1904 and demands one third share or 33.43 per year, 333.35 total, within ninety days. Also short market items note wool, cattle and vegetables, with location near Magdalena New Mexico and Winkler's market reference.
Clemente Chavez announces that on February 1 he admitted his son Francisco Chavez into the business, and the firm will thereafter operate as Clemente Chavez & Son, a general mercantile in Palvadera.
Ebien Foley seeks to transfer one third of the Zeer 2905 mining claim in Magdalena Mining District Socorro County New Mexico to himself under 2324 RS U S. Ninety days remain to contest or protect title. all persons with claims through or under Robert G Clark are notified.
Notice to unknown heirs of Robert G. sone that expended labor totaling 1000.00 over 1895 to 1904 on the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Magdalena Mining District Socorro County New Mexico. If one third of yearly expenditures totaling 333.33 is not claimed within ninety days, title will pass to Ellen Foley under Section 2324 of Eurex Four Kelly 8. M. Care M J. Fotey.
Daily service notes a Magdalena branch with a route between Socorro and Albuquerque via Boomer. The timetable shows 7:45 am departures and references AF 1910.
Selling agents H M Allaire Miera Co of San Antonio publish prices and terms for Jack of all Trades engines in sizes for So corro San Marcial and San Antonio New Mexico.
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