New Mexico School of Mines Sees Record Growth
The Santa Fe New Mexican highlights the New Mexico School of Mines in flourishing condition under President Charles R. Keyes. Attendance up 50 percent over any prior year, with demand outstripping equipment and plans for more than double next year. The institution attracts students from across the territory, other states, and abroad, and negotiations promise its ores and training will advance the mining industry nationally.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexico School of Mines
Charles R. Keyes
School of Mines
New Mexico
Bdgger
Big Rio
Legislative Proposals and Local Bills
Legislative pointer notes propose removing juror age limits and place changes for electing officials. The College of Agriculture seeks 25000 for new buildings. Socorro district attorney bill introduced. Council Bill 20 repeals coal oil inspection law. House considers land commission teams for territory lands. County resolution on Fall’s county duties causes debate. referred to rules committee.
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Howard
Socorro
Council
United States Land Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Socorro County
Fall
Andrews
Committee On
Shortage Stands as Abeyta Bonds Still Unpaid
Socorro County faces a $15 000 shortage from Abran Abeyta with no payment into the county treasury. The Chieftain notes an arrangement with bondsmen Victor Sais and Henry Chambon to cover the deficit, but funds have not arrived. Taxpayers may face a special levy to support county bonds if the money remains unavailable.
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Abeyta
Victor Sais
Henry Chambon
Socorro
Socorro County Finances Report by County Treasurer
County Treasurer Hermene G. Baca releases a January 16 to January 31 cash and trial balance summary. The report lists cash on hand and various fee and expenditure items with limited legible figures.
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Hermene G. Baca
Billiard Club Forming in Socorro
Chas. Lincoln of the School of Mines leads a new billiard club effort in Socorro with strong prospects for success. Jos. I. Smith donates a table and Park House room. Membership is five dollars. several names have been subscribed and more citizens are invited to join.
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Chas. Lincoln
School of Mines
Jos. I. Smith
Park House
Socorro
David Farry
Albuquerque
Windsor
Essie
Lena Price
Lee Baldwin
Engle
Jos. E. Smith
Alfred Jaques
Mesilla Park
Socorro Happenings Mixed Visits Snow and Rail News
Hon Sol Luna and Hon A Schey visited Socorro while Joe Hilton and many locals were listed as ill or traveling. Snow fell lightly in Magdalena, and the town moved toward expanding its telephone system with Captain Matthews aiming for early March operation.
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Sol Luna
Socorro
Joe Hilton
Matthews
Franklin Farerel
Mr. Farrell
Socorro County
Fred Thomas
Magdalena
Mr. Thomas
Gay Young
Sarah Aet
San Antonio
Pert
Jas. G. Fitch
Essie
Lena Price
Effie Eta Agnes Jaques
Mai
Madge Terrynolis
Knappes Barer Greenwal Carter
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U.S. A
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N. M
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South First St
Crown Mill Company
Crown Mill Company of
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Southweod
Rev
Joseph McConnell
Jos. McConnell
McConnell
Epiphany Church
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Douglas
Nogales
J. B. Taylor
Chriesman
Tex
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People's Market
College of Agriculture
Abran Abeyta
Socorro County Finances
Schoo Heemene G. Baca
Troan
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Billiard Club
Rhee
U. S. Gov't Chemists
Price Baking PO
Fitch and
Dougherty
Las Cruces
Agnes Jaques
California Street
C. T. Brown
Chas. R. Keyes
Santa Fe
E. A. Clemens
Cattle and Horse Protective Association
WDER
Chicago
A. A. Freeman
Carlsbad
Russell Howell
Water Cation
D. W. Ewing
City
Onticello
Denver
Chas. Sperling
Manzanares Avenue
A. C. Abeytia
Justiniano
San Marcial
Cruickshank
Helen Terry
el Paso
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Mexico
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Las Ve
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Chas. H. Jackson
Evanston, IL
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