Traylor Engineering Company Certificate Filed in New Mexico
The Terri tory of New Mexico Office of the Secretary certifies that Traylor Engineering Company, No 5277, filed for record at 10 a m December 28 1907. It details capital stock of 600 000 dollars, issued 5000 shares, and business powers including manufacturing building materials mining land ownership patent rights and contracting. Notary Anton Marek attested, with agent James G Fitch in Socorro.ENDORSED.
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Territory of New Mexico
Nathan Jaffa
Traylor Engineering Company
Territory
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Nathan Jarra
New York
United States
Terry Block
City of
Socorro
County of
James G. Fitch
S: Traylor Engineering Company
Samuel W. Traylor
State of
Anton Marek
Notary Public
Socorro County
Cor. Reed Vol
Traylor — Engineering Company
Nathan Jarva
Reward offer and catarrh cure ad blob
An advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Toledo druggists Wa Alpin g and Marvin, a price of 75c per bottle, and a note on internal use. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a report of antelope seen near the Santa Fe track in New Mexico.
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Hall
F. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Waalping, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo, CO
Curry
Pecos Valley
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Willard
Vaughn
New Mexico
Bill in Congress Suspends 1907 Mining Claim Labor
A proposed act in the United States Congress seeks to suspend the 1870s requirement of yearly labor worth at least one hundred dollars on mining claims located after May 10 1870 until patent is issued. The holder must file notice by December 31 1907 signaling intent to hold and work the claim, with the act effective upon passage.
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Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Fullerton Mistaken for Bryan in Albuquerque
Cattleman John F. Fullerton of Socorro county, visiting Albuquerque, was approached on West Central Avenue by a traveling man who mistook him for William J. Bryan and pressed him for political views. Fullerton corrected the error and the man quietly departed.
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John F. Fullerton
Socorro County
Albuquerque
William J. Bryan
Fullerton Wig
West Central Avenue
New Mexico
Bryan
St. Louis
Mr. Fullerton
Magdalena Couple Weds in Albuquerque Christmas Day
C Medley and Miss May Field of Magdalena were married in Albuquerque on Christmas Day by Rev J C Rollins, Methodist pastor. The bride travelled from southern California that morning. Both families are well known in the county and receive many good wishes.
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Albuquerque
C. Medley
Miss May Field
Magdalena
J. C. Rolins
Methodist Church
California
New Surveyor General Appointed in New Mexico
John W. March of Estancia was named surveyor general of New Mexico after recommendations from Governor Curry and national party leaders including Delegate Andrews, Chairman Bursum, and Solomon Luna.
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John W. March
Estancia
New Mexico
Curry
Andrews
Bursum
Republican Central Committee
Solomon Luna
Slaughter of Deer Alleges Indian Poaching Near Z Bar B
Edward Farr of the Z Bar B ranch sixty miles west of Magdalena claims Indians have killed at least 500 deer around his ranch in recent months. He says government action is needed to stop the slaughter or locals may retaliate next season, describing bands in canyons and hunting camps targeting deer for skins and saddles.
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Edward Farr
Z Bar
Magdalena
Albuqueque
Feuding Hillsboro Hit by Series of Robberies
Hillsboro reports a surge of petty robberies in town and nearby areas. Over the past week thieves stole beef from the Johnsons, bottles from a saloon, cash from homes, and a sack of flour, sparking citizen indignation and talk of strong measures.
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Hillsboro
C. P. Johnson
Johnson House
White House
Happy Flat
The Hose Company's Ball at Socorro Opera House
The Socorro Hose Company No 1 held its annual masquerade ball on Christmas evening. The crowd filled the opera house and revelry continued into the small hours. Anton Mayer contributed $51 50 to the treasury and December pensions were granted to John Greenwald Henry W Boutwell and W A Cozine of Socorro. Studebaker wagons advertised by Geo E Cook.
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Socorro Hose Company No
Anton Mayer
Treasury
Met
New Mexico
W. H. Andrews
John Greenwald
Henry W. Boutwell
W. A. Cozine
Socorro
Prospectors gold finds and county marriage notices in Sierra County
A Sierra County Advocate report highlights W C Brooks displaying gold specimens and copper ore with six claims in Black Range near Palomas. His family traveled south after talks of $700 in a single day. The issue also lists numerous marriage licenses across San Marcial Mogollon and Socorro areas and notes Santa Fe president Ripley’s cautious financial view.
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W.C. Brooks
Sierra County
Brooks
Black Range
North
Palomas
E. H. Sweet
Roger W. Letts
el Paso
Texas
Laura E. Scott
San Marcial
Thomas B. Dillon
Susan F. Kerr
Mogollon
Teofilo Cordova
Crueila Apodaca
Socorro
Fred Hanna
Gertie Mossman
J. K.P. May
Jenny Schneider
Blue
Arizona
Manuel Silva
Adelfina Valenzuela
Luberto Chavez
Ursula Marques
Magdalena
Jesus Ma. Montoya
Tomasa Mireles
Los Ranchos de la Joya
Ramon Chavez Y B
Adelaida Chavez Y Aragon
San Acasio
Thomas Benton Satashite
Minnie Emer Wilty
Socorro County
Mrs Joseph Eaton Dies in El Paso Death
Mrs Joseph Eaton of Socorro died suddenly in El Paso while chatting with fourteen relatives. Cause was rheumatism of the heart. Funeral held in El Paso Episcopal church with Order of the Eastern Star services. Col ER Eaton attended and noted the lavish floral tributes. The bereaved family retains strong sympathy from Socorro friends.
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Socorro
Joseph Eaton
el Paso
Governor Curry Names Railston to Cattle Sanitary Board
Governor Curry announced Cole Railston of this county as a member of New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board. Railston succeeds Capt. B. E. Austin, who resigns to become secretary. Railston is a longtime cattleman and old friend of the governor, sharing pioneer days.
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Curry
Cole Railston
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Mr. Railston
BE. G. Austin
Gold mining in Gold Gulch eyed by Fay Jones group
The Silver City Independent reports Fayette A. Jones C. E. and M. E. and associates plan to open and work Gold Gulch placer deposits, a Thompson's canyon tributary, citing long known paying gold and water deficit as reasons. Judge Daniel H Las Cruces arrives for a few days in the city and will stay with his son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMillan.
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Silver City
Fayette A. Jones
C. E
M. E
Gold Gulch
Thompson's Canyon
Daniel H Las Cruces
Ross McMillan
Santa Fe New Mexican
McMillan
Death of Miss Lyda Hendrix in Warrensburg Missouri
Miss Stella Ramsey received notice of the death of Miss Lyda Hendrix last week at her Warrensburg home. Hendrix had come to Socorro three years ago seeking health, stayed several months, and won a wide circle of friends who mourn her passing. Also, W D Newcomb of Newcomb Collins & Company suffered a puncture wound from a splinter driven through his foot while walking the store floor. Dr Duncan treated and he recovered. An assortment of fancy stationery is available at the Chieftain office.
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Stella Ramsey
Lyda Hendrix
Warrensburg
Missouri
Hendrix
Socorro
W. D. Newcomb
Newcomb, Collins & Company
Mr. Newcomb
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W. H. Byerts
Los Angeles
Fullerton
Miss May Field United
Sage Edward Farr
Chur H Goers
the Hose Company
Studebaker Wagons
Geo. E
Miner
Hillaboro
Ripley
Peter
Phil
Cattle Sanitary Board
Captain Austin
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