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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
3
A collage of social musings and humor notes includes a critique of women’s beauty rituals and fashion pressure, a French travel anecdote about swearing, a card-tearing party trick, a remark on colonial lineages, and a quip about marrying money.
A雑 collection of anecdotes and notices including a missionary tale from India about a girl studying for Cambridge local exams while carrying heavy loads. a brief quip about a military man in an automobile station. a New Mexico business notice announcing a partner, and probate court actions in Socorro county. Also advertising for The Globe-Democrat and The Chieftain.
Notice calls for bids to remove old roofing and install new standing seam tin on the Socorro County Court House and brick additions. Specifications detail deck and mansard roofs, valley and gutters, painting, downspouts, and retinning. bids due before March 1906 with bond and performance conditions.
Ida J Cruickshank administratrix of Charles G Cruickshanks estate filed final account in Socorro County Probate Court New Mexico on January 2 1906. Court set March 5 for actions to discharge bonds and approve distribution. Administratrix seeks discharge and approval of fees and administration charges.
Primary notice lists Maria Ines Sanches de Baca Lemitar and others filing for homestead proof in Socorro New Mexico with March 4 1906 date. Following is attachment suit by James Nabours against The Ethel Ranch and Cattle Company for $9500 with default judgment risk if no appearance by February 12 1906. Attorney James C Fitch listed, Socorro New Mexico.
In Socorro New Mexico on February 4 1906 before the Probate Clerk a notice announces that José Montoya of Socorro County New Mexico and other named settlers including Manuel Sanches and N A Pied of Burley New Mexico must prove residence and cultivation on the 54 NWY W NEM Sec 10 T2N R7W land as part of the land claim.
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