Masons Elect Officers in Socorro Lodge No 9
At a regular convocation of Socorro Lodge No 9 A F and A M officers for the ensuing year were elected Ke A Drake Worshipful Master J L Terry Senior Warden Rue N Hines Junior Warden C G Duncan Secretary James G Fitch Treasurer Geo E Cook Tyler C R Smith and Fred Baldwin advanced to Fellow Craft Other members from the county attended along with visitors from abroad E A Clemens of Magdalena linked to Samuel Clemens visited Santa Fe for the first time since 1882 and noted marked improvements before departing for New York Winkler's furnished rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro Lodge No. 9
A. F
A. M
KE. A. Drake
J. L. Terry
Rue N. Hines
C. G. Duncan
Jas. G. Fitch
Geo
E. Cook
Tyler
C. R. Smith
Fred Baldwin
E. A. Clemens
Magdalena
Socorro County
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Santa Fe
New York
New Mexican
DANGER AT SALTON SINK REPORTED BY ENGINEERS
Governor Pardee received warnings from J B Lippincott and E C Grusky that conditions are very serious as the Salton River breaches its channel. Water floods the Imperial valley via widened canals and Volcano lakes, risking further disaster without reinforced banks. J K P May testified in a damage suit in Cooney where John Stout won $2000. May cited flood damages in Mogollon district.
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J.B. Lippincott
E. C. Grusky
Pardee
California
Imperial Canal
Salton Sink
Volcano Lakes
Imperial Valley
J. K. P. May
John Stout
Cooney
Mogollon Gold and Copper Mining Co
Dyer Mitchell
District Court Prepares Graham Not Guilty Verdict
The present term of court closes next week as Judge Parker and staff press business. The Graham murder case ends in a not guilty verdict after defense claims self defense and mother abuse. A list of civil docket actions follows with verdicts, continuances, and fines in various Territory cases including larceny, murder, and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Parker
Graham
Fred Graham
Frisco
Chas, Bruton
Jack Bruton
Locke Cornett
Weatherby
Burkdoll
Territory
Salaiso
Torres
Rosita Abeyta
Leandro Baca
Wilson
Wolf
Weistrand
Mogollon Gold
Cpera
Tout
Same
Olday
Romero
Baldwin
Brown
Elmendorf
Baca
Madrid
Nolle
Alderete
Hilliard
Chavez
Socorro
Gallegos
Mireles Y
Ramires
Albin
Parker Reappointed Associate Justice for Third Term
Hon Franklin W Parker is reappointed by President Roosevelt to a third term on the New Mexico territorial supreme court. Born 1860 in Sturgis Michigan he studied at the University of Michigan Law School and moved to New Mexico in 1881 He is praised for impartiality thorough legal ability and fairness with strong support across the bar bench and public.
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Frank W. Parker
Roosevelt
Third District
Judge Parker
Santa Fe
Territorial Supreme Court
Sturwis
Michigan
Supreme Court
Sturgis
Law School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Parker
New Mexico
Mesilla
Dona’ Ana
Tte
Kingston
Sierra County
Hillsboro
Territorial
United States Supreme Courts
McKinley
United States’ Senate
Supreme Court of
Max Kirchman to Chicago for Bohemian colony project
Max Kirchman and H L Pitte left Thursday for Chicago with plans to return by January 1 to reside in Socorro and start active operations on his Bohemian colony. A detailed enterprise statement will follow on return, with expected broad benefits to Socorro and the county. Marriage licenses issued by Obate Clerk B A Pino include Juan Jose Pachero and Delia Cordova, 24 and 15, Sabinal. Chavez and Chavez, 26 and 17, Sabinal. William Hen Spackman and Elsie F Zimmer, 41 and 21, San 0. Polecarpio V Bustamnte and Delfina Padilla, 31 and 16, Kelly. Fresh fruits in season at Winkers.
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Max Kirchman
H. L. Pitte
Chicago
Mr. Kirchman
Socorro
Obate
B. A. Pino
Juan Jose Pachero
Delia Cordova
Sabinal
Elégio Chavez
Nabolena Chavez
William Hen Spackman
Elsie F. Zimmer
San
Polecarpio
Knights of Pythias Meeting in Rio Grande Lodge
At a recent Rio Grande Lodge No. 3 K P X officers were elected for six months Jos Wolf C C Julius Campredon V C J A Smiley P A Mayer M of W Samuel C Meek K of R and 8 Loewenstein M of E H Boutwell M of F J J Leeson M af A August Winkler J G F Fischer O G The lodge is in flourishing condition and the improvements on the lodge make it a credit to the lodge and the city.
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Rio Grande Lodge
Jos. Wolf
C. C
Julius Campredon
V. C
J. A. Smiley
A. Mayer
Samuel C. Meek
M. Loewenstein
H. Boutwell
J. J. Leeson
Attorney J S Fielder Gains Notice in Southwest Practice
Attorney J S Fielder of Deming returned home yesterday after handling several important cases in Judge Parker's court. He is building a strong professional practice in both New Mexico and Arizona.
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J. S. Fielder
Deming
Parker
Fielder
New Mexico
Arizona
Murder at San Marcial ends in jail for killer
Yardmaster F. H. Mudge of San Marcial was beaten to death Thursday night by a tramp whose rock fracture killed him. The assailant, named John Godeey, feigned insanity before being examined by Dr. Blackington who declared him sane. No motive given, suspected heavy drinking.
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F. H. Mudge
San Marcial
Socorro
John Godeey
Opposed To Joint Statehood Dominates New Mexico Dispatch
A Washington dispatch reports H O Bursum and H B Holt with Solomon Luna in Santa Fe arguing that about 75 percent of New Mexico voters oppose joint statehood with Arizona. They insist New Mexico should gain admission on its own merits, with territorial boundaries unchanged. Captain J F Fullerton notes territory crime is low while W E Dudley updates on local police at Alamogordo. Socorro records first winter cold snap with light snowfall then clear skies through midweek.
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Washington
H. O. Bursum
Santa Fe
Territorial Prison of
New Mexico
H. B. Holt
Las Cruces
N. M
Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
Prichard
Arizona
Bursum
B. S. Rodey
Congress
Dakotas
Texas
J. F. Fullerton
Mounted Police
Miguel A. Otero
Captain Fullerton
W. E. Dudley
Alamogordo
Santa Fe New Mexican
Socorro
Strenuous Game Of Football Pits Mines Against Agricultural College
The School of Mines and Agricultural College met at Mesilla Park last Saturday with the farmers winning 39 to 0. Coach Kirchman lost his team early and Murray followed him, leaving Mines weak with no substitutes. Despite the loss, players praised the farmers for a clean game and hospitality, and miners conceded the superior team and credit to the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
Kirchman
Murray
Hubbard
School of Mines notes and academic moves
The School closes Thursday after noon December 21 for holiday vacation and resumes Wednesday January 3, 1906. Professor Brindsmade spent part of last week in Magdalena mountains. The New Mexico Educational Association meets December 26 to 28 in Albuquerque. E. P. Smith becomes superintendent of Tezontlan Copper Mining near Mexico City. David J. Cloyde, former student, now chief chemist at Wardman Assay in Aguas Calientes, Mexico, visited the school. Mrs. Mary Maybery and four children depart for Socorro county to join relatives. Mrs. Maybery may buy property near the city. Mrs. R. Patterson, mother of Mrs. Maybery, joins the party.
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Brindsmade
Magdalena Mountains
New Mexico Educational Association
New Mexico
Albuquerque
E. P. Smith
Tezantlan
Wardman Assay
Aguas Calientes
Mexico
Bone
Socorro
Mary Maybery
Socorro County
Maybery
Bem
R. Patterson
Carlabad
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Albuquerque, N. M
First National Bank
Joshua 8. Raynolds
ML. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
United States
THE
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams
Socorro Drug and Supply CO
Winkler’s
Colorado River
the District Court
Pred Graham
Bohemian Colony
Knights OF Pythias Meeting
Mudge
Messrs. Prichard and Burnum
Gov. Otero
School OF Mines Notes
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