Kansas City Live Stock Market Report 1904
The run last week shows cattle demand steady with range cattle prices holding. Panhandle steers 3.00 to 3.50, Colorado 3.00 to 3.75, heavy mountain 130 to 150 pounds 4.00 to 4.10. Cows 2.25 to 2.75, heavy Colorado cows 2.40 to 3.00. Stockers and feeders remain strong at 3.75, calves 3.25, retters 2.75. Mutton markets steady as runs stay heavy. lambs 4.90, 5.65 last week, 4.25 to 4.50 for grass-fed yearlings. Demand remains solid. speculators active. packers buying steady cattle. Public notices include ads for a second-hand Oliver typewriter and travel prices to Chicago via St Louis.
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Kansas
Colorado
Rifle Country
Utah
Rick Art
L. S
Notice of Administratrix in Socorro County 1904
Notice announces Allent K. Herrick as Administratrix of Clarence Herrick in Socorro County New Mexico appointed November 4 1904 and approved November 11 1904. Creditors are notified to present claims within the statutory period as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarencely
Herrick
Socorro County
New Mexico
Anid Court
Lay
Allent K. Hrarick
OF HOME INTEREST. LOCAL NOTES AND VISITORS
Furnished rooms at Winkler's and dental work by Dr. Sayler by appointment. Prof N Cleaveland of Datil registered at Windsor. A D Coon and daughter Gladys spent Saturday in Albuquerque. L R Babcock and young son visited Kelly yesterday. Mayor and Mrs A C Abeytia arrived from a world’s fair visit. Frank Knoblock came from Magdalena as a grand jury witness. Chas Bruton and family hosted by Mrs Henry Graham. Dr J C Blinn of Kelly among Socorro arrivals. Attorney W H Winter of El Paso in Socorro on business. Dan McMillan visited Santa Fe on professional business. fifteen years since a vacation. Seth Howell returned from Missouri. niece Dorothy Bowman accompanies him to grandmother Mrs Phoebe Howell’s on California street. New Mexico School of Mines at Socorro won a gold medal at the World’s Fair for best zinc lead ore exhibit from near Magdalena. This honors the School and highlights New Mexico mining resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler's
Sayler
N. Cleaveland
Datil
Windsor
A. D.coon
Gladys
Albuquerque
L. R. Babcock
Kelly
A. C. Abeytia
Frank Knoblock
Magdalena
Chas. Bruton
Henry Graham
J. C. Blinn
Kelly Wa
Socorro
W. H. Winter
Paso
Dan’l H. McMillan
Santa Fe
Seth Howell
Missouri
Dorothy Bowman
Phoebe Howell
California Street
New Mexico
New Mexico School of Mines
School of Mines
Assessment Figures and Local Activities in Socorro
Journal notes traveling auditor Chas V Safford and local officials in Socorro report property assessments for 1904 totaling 41 735 520 a decline of 97 046 26 from last year. The itemized base includes cattle grazing lands and sheep, with county exemptions at 133 200. Social items cover bazaars at K P hall, stolen and returned horses, visitors Edith Reid from Toledo and A A Freeman of Carlsbad, Salvation Army efforts, and families arriving for winter with plans in Clifton Me and Aguas Calientes Mexico.
Pleasant Social Afternoon In So Coro Features High Five
Mrs W E Martin hosted a Monday afternoon social in So Corro with guests including Santa Fe, Miss Arvada Newcomb of Huntington Ind, and many locals. The high five game dominated the event with Mrs Charles F Blackington winning the first prize and Mrs J L Terry taking the consolation. Refreshments followed and each table bore embroidery by the hostess, enhancing her famed home ornamentation.
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Socorro
W. E. Martin
Sum
Santa Fe
Armeda Newcomb
Huntington
Indiana
Chas. F. Blackington
J. L. Terry
Mrs. Martin
Mesdames
Dan'l H. McMillan
Jas. G. Fitch
M. Cooney
R. P. Noble
C. H. Gordon
H. M. Dougherty
John Greenwald
C. T. Brown
C. F. Blackington
A. Mayer
F. G. Bartlett
R. Smith
Jos. E. Smith
H. Chatmbon
Max. B. Fitch
E. M. Kealer
J. F. Berry
G. Duncan
Margaret Bruton
R. C. Collins
W. Homer Hill
Wm. Driscoll
John Bowman
J. H. Hilton
A. Kiehne
Emily Newcomb
Huntington, Indiana
Misses Raby
Effie Berry
Estelle Kielhne
Madge Terry
Lydia Hendrix
Warrensburg
Notice of Suit in Third Judicial District NM
Notice to defendants Norman C Raff Trustee William Garland James M Hall John Flood and Robert J Bishop that a suit has begun to quiet title in lands described by legal metes and bounds in Socorro Territory New Mexico. Plaintiffs seek an order vesting title in plaintiff subject to relinquishment to United States and to enjoin defendants from any claim. Default judgment set if appearance not filed by December 19 1904. Attorney H M Dougherty So Corro NM.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Socorro, L
Black
United States
Nec
Bate
Ss. Rey
N.W
New Mex
Mer
Plaintif’sttorney
H. M. Dougherty
Socorro
A Quist Happy Wedding
A quiet wedding took place last Sunday November 27 at the Eaton home. Raymond Bacon Rivenburg of Santa Fe and Teresa Ethel Gildersleeve were married by Rev. Fenwick B. Fraser. Only the bride’s city family attended. the couple left for Albuquerque by morning train amid well wishes.
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Wl E. W. Eaton
Raymond Bacon Rivenburg
Santa Fe
Teresa Ethel Gildersleeve
Fenwick B. Fraser
Presbyter Church
Albuquerque
De Witts Little Early Risers Pill Ad Review
An ad praises De Witt's Little Early Risers as pleasant mild pills suitable for children and the elderly while also appealing to strong users as effective. Sold by Soore Drug and Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Sooorre Drag and Supply
Mary Badell Lod Gill to Wed in Prospect Ohio
Invitations announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Badell Lod to Mr Harry C Gill at the home in Prospect Ohio on Thursday December 8. Miss Lodwig is a cousin of Attorney John Iffith and recently stayed as a guest in his home. Friends in Socorro extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Badell
Harry C. Gill
Prospect
Ohio
Lodwig
John Iffith
Socorro
Notice of Divorce Suit in New Mexico District Court
The plaintiff files for divorce from Charles Russell and seeks further relief in the District Court. Defendant is required to appear on or before January 1, 1905, or judgment by default will be entered. Attorney for plaintiff is John K.E. Geit Ath. Clerk: M. J. Taney Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell
District Court
Charles Risell
John KE. Geit- Ath
Sojexico
Corro
New Willis &, Matrix
Smart Set at Rat Pits in Aix-les-Bains
At Aix-les-Bains France the smart set attends a Sunday rat and dog fight in a wired ring. Wealthy spectators, including women in the grand stand, cheer as rats are released and killed by dogs while bystanders kick feeble rats toward the combatant. Englishman H Barnett protests and is escorted out by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix-les-Bains
France
H. Barnett
Senator Clark Overtakes His Train In Albuquerque
Senator William H. Clark of Montana, a mine and railroad owner, narrowly missed his private car attached train in Albuquerque. He instantly hired a special engine and ordered the engineer to turn her loose, swiftly overtaking the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clark
Montana
Albuquerque
Clark
When Woman Is Growing Old Quote From Pendleton Guide
A Pendleton Oregon Guide aphorism notes that aging women may lose interest in physical feet size and focus on the soul as old age creeps in. The remark reflects cultural views on aging and femininity from the periodical.
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Pendleton
Ore
Dissolution of Connely and Babcock Partnership
By mutual consent we dissolve the partnership. Anyone having claims against Connely and Babcock must present them to L. R. Babcock at the end of J. P. Worrell, Kelly, New Mexico. Dated at Kelly, New Mexico, October 14, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connely & Babcock
L. R. Babcock
J. P. Worrell
Kelly
New Mexico
Brand New Year's Masquerade Ball at Garcia Opera House
Socorro Hose Co No 1 plans a silent auction masquerade ball at the Garcia opera house in Socorro around January first. Gentlemen pay 1.00, spectators 0.25, ladies free. Masks require committee check in. Dancing after 10:30 with fine music. Supper at Windsor for 0.50. Free bus between hall and hotel. Proceeds aid a worthy cause and support future similar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro Hose Co
Garcia Opera House
Socorro
Windsor
Mutually Hypnotised at Wickler’s Fresh Produce
The Indianapolis Press notes a humorous scene on The Chieftain page as fresh vegetables at Wickler’s draw reader chatter. A witty exchange questions who led whom to the altar in a playful caption or caption-like item.
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Indianapolis
Wickler’s
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el Paso
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H. O. Bursum
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Matthews
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Toledo
Thomas Reid
A. A. Freeman
Carlsbad
Judge Freeman
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Anna Brinker
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Pretatt Ora
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Dicts Corte
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Marrino
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Henry G. May
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