Fragmented Survey Notice Describes Stonewall Jackon Lode Claim
Readable fragments outline a public survey and claim descriptions for the Stonewall Jackson Lode near Stonewall North Lode in Socorra county. It lists parcel boundaries, random coordinates, lodes named Cor No 1 to 4, and potential conflicts with Miriam Lode and Karake No. 2. The document references township 28 and range 1W, and notes inclusion of Pelican Lode area totaling about 18.9 acres. The text shows survey bearings, corner references, and planned recording steps with state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Fiveste
Los Atioeney
Moelon
Good Hope
Karel
Kaireka
Kareka No
Magdalena
Miaime
Socorre Cowats
Moxley
Metrietts
Cat
Toile
Tieatta S
Stolewall Jackson
Stonewall North
Mala W
May
Gor
Nin
A. Eisele
Wiley Fe
Mage
Twartin Iy
Stonewall
Howe
Pauice
Recorder
Socorne
Stonewall North Lode
Ewreka Lawke
Marseyea Aquaria
Socorea
Keone
Lidia E
H. Mag
al Ely
Nia Bay
Tnyiuaing
Elaine Ary Karke Nod Lodo
Ils Survey
Falwart Motes
Miriam Lies
Clark
Talimant
Hanley Taint
Payre
Thole
Adatom
Amended Hope and Comstock Lode Survey Conflict Claim
The description covers adjoining and conflicting claims in the Hope and Comstock lode surveys with locations amended in Hook 4 and Hook 0, noting areas in conflict near Eureka and Pellorn, with multiple parties and offices involved. It lists amended locations, boundaries, and the declaration of conflicts with Eureka No. 2 and other adjacent lands, and cites dates and official offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Llawstone
Actos
Seeairyts
Cite
Iberots
Wilenice
Hbotheal
Damien Festtion
Cullia
ST Dee
Aies Gan Ny Capaldo
Etatlan
W. Shige
Wah
Piveder
Clalina
Rurein
Stodewall Norte
Acea Eureka
Dewinalay
Cor
Iselad
Ana Ja
Petro
Deitel
Las Cruces
New
Notice Concerning Stock and Political Travel
Dan Sullivan authorized to round up all stock bearing my brands Henry Deryrus Ton TH O Bursum was in Albuquerque on private and political business Probate Clerk HH Sweet at his ranch southeast of Socorro for the greater part of the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Celso Armijo
Dati
BE. H. Sweet
Sorcorro
Jess ¥. Aragon
Pinoville
J. Frank Romero
Elisio Gutierras
Datil
Jacobo Castilly
Kucens van Parrsan
Register
Dan Sullivan
Henry Deryrus
Ton. TH. O. Bursum
Albuquerque
Sweet
Socorro
Crowded Out Last Week in Socorro Area
A parade of locals and visitors were noted in Socorro and nearby communities. A. F. Katzenstein left for Kelly to stay two to three months. David Baca and wife traveled from Magdalena toward San Antonio. Mrs Abran Abeyta and children visited Magdalena. Prof F A Boose, newly named San Marcial principal, attended a local teachers institute. Knoblock and son sought spring relief at Palomas. A group outing to Water Canon for two to three weeks. Marvel M Smith visited family after cattle work near Roxedale. W R Morley returned from his Dati ranch to care for his wife’s illness in New York, her sight improving. Charles E Ross arrived to assist H O Bursum’s campaign as private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Morley
New York City
Socorro News Briefs Highlight Hotel Renovations and Local Politics
Jack McCutchen visits El Paso and praises Socorro’s progress while eyeing mining ventures in Mexico. Park House undergoes major expansion replacing adobe rooms with eight stone sleeping rooms and three baths. Hon. H O Bursum attends county convention expressing confidence in a Republican win. Mrs. Chas BE Smith endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills for family laxative use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Mary J. Martin
Jack
Socorro
Mexico
Jack McCutchen
Park House
Plazita
Chas. BE. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Painless Purifiers Sold At All Drug Stores
Brief ad note mentions painless purifiers sold at all druggists for 25 cents, implying a low cost health product available widely. No other details or entities beyond common drugstore network and price.
Reserve Chieftain reports week of social activity and travel
The column lists various residents and events including Fred Lant visiting town, C Brooks departing for Magdalena, Mrs. Van settling back, W T Lewis provisioning trips, Criswell from Niguerite for a dance, Kiehnes and Miss Ford visiting, the Las Cruces trip, Mrs. Jones returning from Alma hot springs, Hiram's improving health, and local ads for wallpaper, clothing, bread, and advertising opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Brooks
Magdalena
Mrs. van
W. T. Lewis
Wm. Criswell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. M. McCreary
Allen's Hotel
Annex
New Mexico
Alfego Baca
A. A. Sedillo
Arrorney
Law
James G. Fipch
Fice
Terry Block
Socorro, Ne
Mestee
W. A. Fleming
United States
E. Kelley
William SH. Herrick
U.S
E. M. Starr
H. Chambon
Ogu Ae
Socorro Soda Works
A. P. Katzenstein
Prop
Imperial Laundry
East Side
Plaza
United States Land Office
I. Cruces
Iereby
J. Mi
Fucutie
Alina
Matokints
Utewood Huw
Sennett
Frank Bierce
The
Interiar
Geo. E. Cook
Stonewall Jackson
Atinck
Sim
Gomt Hope
Lee Maso
Hook Ot
Keeunder
Secorre County
Arena
A. F. Katzenstein
Kelly
David Baca
San Antonio
Abran Abeyta
F. A. Boose
Nebraska
San Marcial
Frank Kooblock
John
Palomas Springs
Knoblock
C. T. Brown
Cony and
Tom
Annie
Bertha Hilton
King Savage
Water Canon
Marvel M. Smith
Cooney and Fulgham Ranch
Roxedale
Jos. K. Smith
Charles E. Ross
Santa Fe
H. O. Bursum
Ross
Eglish
Tie
DR. Downey
L. Harris
Cly Bacteriologist
Rio Grande Supply Co
Proprietors
Bank OF Magdalena
Gustav Becker
John Becker
Mactavish
Cashi
Flournoy
Solomon Luna
First National Bank
Joshua S. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
United States Depository
A. T
8. F. RY
Bank of Magdalena Magdalena, N. M
Neem
Verve
County of Socorro
Mae
Macravist
Oscar Redemann
Jons Tecker
Gustav Buchke
Bursum
Republican Territorial Committee
Hitchcock
National Committee
Che Chieftain
Fred Lant
J. R. Vigil
Simon's
Simon
E. L. Smart
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