DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve praised and local notices
The ad touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a scar free cure for cuts burns boils and piles with a testimonial from Miss H M Middleton of Thebes Alabama. Socorro Drug and Supply Co sells the genuine product. Local notes report W H Sanders and Ed Jaramillo visiting Socorro, and Judge Parker hearing a county license fee case involving Benjamin Sanchez. James G Fitch represents the plaintiff and A X Sedillo the defendant. Little Early Risers constipation remedy is recommended as a mild liver tonic.
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DeWitt
H. M. Middleton
Thebes
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Benjamin Sanches
Socorro County
Board of County Commissioners
Sanchez
Frank W. Parker
Third Judicial District
James G. Fitch
Socorro
A. x Sedillo
Legislative Assembly Notes From New Mexico’s Thirty Fifth Session
The weeklong session featured bills on bilingual education in public schools and district attorney districts. Council actions included memorials for Col Chavez and libel law debates, plus river commissioner elections and bribery penalties. House measures covered funding for a court house in Luna county and five year teaching certificates. Additional items touched poll tax collection and rail passenger fares. Fresh fruits advertised by Winkler’s conclude the page.
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R.L. de Baca
Howard
Col. J. Francisco Chavez
Catron
Valencia
Cofia Ana
Socorro
Sue Greenleaf
New Mexico
Socorro Sanatorium Site Visit By National Committee
A Sanitation committee arrives in Socorro to view climate and advantages for a proposed sanitarium. Members from St. Louis Topeka Chicago and Edwardsville tour hot springs and mesa overlooks, meet local hosts, and attend a 8 PM smoker at Knights of Pytheas hall. Local effort emphasizes Socorro’s natural benefits and hospitality. Also contains an unrelated medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and products.
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Correx
Albuquerque
W. HL. Mayfield
St. Louis
L. A. Warren
Topeka
H. Wl. Buraucott
Chicago
W. R. Edison
W. F. Moody
Aug. Schlafly
Geo. W. Meyer
Knights of Pytheas Hall
Socorro
New Tunnel for Raton Mountain and Road Upgrades
The Santa Fe Railway plans major northern New Mexico improvements including a lower, longer tunnel under Raton mountain to replace the old one. Shoemaker canyon will be rebuilt with six and a half miles of new track as floods last fall caused damage. Three hundred fifty workers are set to start, with numbers rising.
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Santa Fe Railway Company
New Mexico
Raton
Denver Republican
Raton Mountain
Shoemaker Canyon
Against dividing Socorro County cattle and horse protection
A Socorro public meeting, presided by Don Juan José Baca, heard strong opposition to dividing Socorro County to grant the western portion to Grant County. The audience urged sending resolutions to Hon. H. O. Bursum and local legislators. A cold wave hit the nation, with record lows from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf, disrupting traffic. The Cattle and Horse Protective Association of New Mexico named Socorro for its next general meeting on March 2, with W. Medley as chair and a planned gathering at the Commercial Club rooms. A church notice announced preaching on The Syrian Leper, His Care and Conversion, and The Story of the Little Maid, followed by a congregational business meeting on February 26 to set salaries, appropriations, and elect leaders.
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H. O. Bursum
Socorro County
Grant County
Aniceto
Abeytia
Juan José Baca
Thos
Messrs
Juan Jose Baca
Aniceto C. Abeytia
Jove E. Torres
Wim
Il Gardiner
John EB. Griffith
My. Bursum
Socorre
Cattle and Horse Protective Association of Dental New
Socorro
Statehood bill sent to conference committee
The House sent the statehood bill to a conference committee in Washington. If it reaches a vote after the panel, it will be in a greatly altered form that may disappoint its strongest supporters. The bill might pass with Senate amendments if Speaker Cannon allowed a vote. Mesdames C T Brown and J H Hilton traveled to Albuquerque to hear Melba sing.
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House
Washington
Senate
Cannon
Mesdames
C.T. Brown
J. H. Hilton
Albuquerque
Melba
Regents named to School of Mines board in Texas
The territorial council on Wednesday confirmed Governor Otero's appointment of School of Mines regents. A. T. Hilton of San Antonio fills Fitch's unexpired term to Sept 2, 1905. C. T. Brown serves five years from Sept 2, 1903. P. J. Savage serves five years from Sept 2, 1904, replacing Bartlett's vacancy.
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Territorial Council
Otero
School of Mines
A. T. Hilton
San Antonio
A. B. Fitch
C. T. Brown
P. J. Savage
F. G. Bartlett
Stockman Henry Williams Sees Saturated Rangeland Near Socorro
Henry Williams from Datil ranch arrived in Socorro last Saturday. He reports the entire western county ground is saturated by recent rains and snows and predicts an exceedingly poor season for stockmen. He also spent time duck hunting along the river north of town.
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Henry Williams
Socorro County
Datil
Inauguration Tickets On Sale For Roosevelt Event
Tickets offered for Roosevelt inauguration at $57.70 round trip with return by March 10. Sale dates Feb 28 and March 1 2. Optional extension to March 1 upon payment of $1.00.
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Roosevelt
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Whitney Company
Albuquerque, N. M
P.N. Yunker
First National Bank
Joshua 8. Reynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
C.K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. T
N. Ant A. & P. Railroads
W. H. Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Cuba
Jos. W. Hilton
Magdalena
New Orleans
Ed, Jaramillo
The
Windsor Hotel
Legislative Assembly
Thirty-Fifth Legislative Assembly
Bourty
School of Lines
Wight
Dakes
Martinez
Read
Martin
Sving Assessors
L. A. Soper
Little Rock
Winkler's
Sanitarium Committee
Hall
J. Cuenry & Co
Toledo
A. L. Spofford
Tmaster
Chester
Socorro and Supply Co
EB L. Smart
Price Baking Pow
der CO. Go
Socorro CO. Cattle & Horse
Storm
Virginia
Florida
Uni
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City
Burlington
Presbyterian Church
Congress
Regents
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