Tax List Continues With Delinquent Properties and Totals
The list records numerous properties in Socorro county with owner names such as Earl John Hudson J H Lancey Edgar Lanckhy Reynolds W H James John Caslte Ismael Ortega Bustamante Luis Henderson Felix Churchill J White and others. It shows land values improvements horses cattle and other personal property with taxes penalties and total amounts for each entry. The notice closes with a legal proclamation of sale and district court updates including grand jury plans and local notices of deaths and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
John
Lasmmy
Lama
Hudson
J. H. Valine
Lancey
David
Grasingland
Lanckhy
Edgar
Reynolds
W. H
Luna
Chavez Y Romero
Juan
J. Garule
R. Chavez
Vega
Garule
Julian
R. J. Chavez
S. Ulibarri
W. Griego
Garcias
Cruz
A. de
BE. Garcia
M. Sanchez
Radciffe
James
Harry
Bosque Land
San Anne
Bosque del
Cashte
N. J. Jojo J. Carrillo
Ortega
Ismael
Bustamante
Luis
N. Lucero
J. Martines
Hightower
Clemente
Ninpha
Black
Warren
Fulgham
J. D
Olosfer
Henderson
Felix
Churchill
J. White
Magdalena
Pat. Ada Thompson
Wim
J. Richardson
Joseph B. EB
Pat. W. W. Cox
H. Tarreboult
Pat
D. P. Duer
Pat. G. N. Stone
H. J. Sandburn
Pat. F. Knoblock
Pat. F. McTragh- In
Pat. J. F. Becker
Pat. K. Foley
Pat. W. Cook
Pat. Moses H
Lot
Block
Stapleton Add
Socorro
J. D. Herbert
Magda- Jena
D. Herbert
Socorro County
District Court
Coury
Cattle Men Eye Mexico for Cheaper Ranching
A Washington dispatch reports Western cattle barons, facing western ranch subdivision, turning to Mexico to raise cattle at lower costs and with greater efficiency. A reward is offered for the return of a silver bowl engraved B.A, missing after an association dance at the opera house or nearby, with Mrs. H. O. Bursum providing the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Mexico
Opera House
H. O. Bursum
School of Mines Athletics And Construction Update
The School of Mines reports the football season is over and students focus on hard work. Prof. and Mrs. Eckhart return from Texas. the engineering department resumes direction under Eckhart. Dormitory furniture is being installed with final interior work near completion. The campus plans spring baseball and next fall football, aiming to strengthen teams for broader competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Geo. F. Eckhard
FEI Paso
Eckhard
Statehood Hope Builds in New Mexico Delegation
Hon and Mrs Solomon Luna depart Albuquerque as Governor Curry reports favorable statehood prospects after telegraph from Washington. Luna plans to join the governor in Washington to stay through the holidays. In 1908 four Sabbaths remain with church services listed and a Lord’s Supper administration on December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
Washington
Luna
Curry
O. K
Statehood
Hot Springs
Virginia
Taft
Tariff Ashe
Chicago
New Mexico
Solomon
Jesus
Santa Fe Officials Hear Albuquerque Freight Rate Grievances
Several Santa Fe officials have traveled to Albuquerque to listen to complaints from citizens and wool growers about freight rate discrimination. The officials show willingness to make concessions to address the concerns raised in Albuquerque and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Socorro Suppers. Mining Boom and Local News Color
Seventeen years folded past news from Socorro county recaps local bar admission for Fitch and Chavex, snow on Magdalena mountains, business sales to R M Fryer, wagon-train misadventure, Florida praise, K of P lodge growth, local punishment talk, rain makers in Socorro, ore shipments to Rio Grande smelter, James Collins ill, amateur theater fundraiser, World’s Fair ore exhibit for Socorro, Magdalena ore shipments, Grand Tower shipments, San Marcial cattle plans, Jornada de Muerto fruit colonies, Last Chance mine 20-stamp mill running, Maud S mill firing on bullion ships, multiple workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Mountains
Cortesy & Co
R. M. Fryer
W. W. Jones
San Marcial
Socorro
J. P. Chase
Florida
America
Rio Grande Lodge
K. of P
J. F. Cook
F. Fischer
Jonas Nelson
Rio Grande
James W. Collins
Albuquerque
Bob
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Magdalena
Graphic
J. H. McGee
Grand Tower
Wilson Waddingham
Jornada de Muerto
Mr. Waddingham
Cooney
Maud S
John T. Mitchell
M. Cooney
Gard of Thanks From Socorro Improvement Leader
Mrs H O Bursum president of the Socorro City Improvement association thanks citizens for their generous support of the association dance held last week. Despite bad weather attendance was small but those present enjoyed the event and ticket receipts were satisfactory. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Bursum
Socorro
Glanders Epidemic Spurs New Mexico Board Action
New Mexico cattle sanitary board met in Albuquerque to plan aggressive steps against a glanders outbreak in Roosevelt County that has spread to neighboring areas. Officials expect a Roosevelt County quarantine and potential further measures as inspectors confirm the horse-only epidemic and urge owner cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Journal
Roosevelt County
BE. R. Manning
Maxwell City
Austin
C. L. Balelard
Roswell
W. C. McDonald
Carrizoxo
J. D. Cristopher
Carlsbad
Victor Culberson
Silver City
Cole Railston
Socorro County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Imes
Amarillo
Texas
Portales
Quay County
Quay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montoya
Marcos
C. Sickles
George
Frank
the District Court
Sovorro
Grand Jury
Gregorio Gallegos
Juan Gallegos
Gavino Jojola
Ton Boland
John Lewis
Pedro Gallegos
Jesus Gurale
H. 5. Delgar
Jose Segovia
Jose M. Ulibarri
Claudio Baca
Adam Brixer
Thomas McDonald
Wd. Manning
A. Mitchell
Ed. M. Kealer
Nepomuceno Gallegos
Vicente Maes
Juan A
Hall
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walpine, Kinnan & Manvin
J. A. Foden
Kansas City
Becker- Mactavish Company
the School OF Mines
U. K
Sol Luna
Religious Services
the Chieftain
Chieftain
Jas. G. Fitch
BE. V. Chavex
Territory Bar Association of New Mexico
Cattle Sanitary Board
Tuseday
Stepa
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