For Rent and Lands in New Mexico Listings Adverts
A long rental and land sale notice describes modern brick and adobe houses for rent in 3 to 8 room configurations, furnished options, and extensive ranch and acreage plots. It lists properties near Socorro and Denver, with water rights, fruit trees, stables, gardens, and multiple price points from 10 to 7500 dollars, plus exchanges and stock in trade. There are references to farms, a general merchandise business, and mining interests in northern New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Socorro
Post
Socorro County Court House
San Mateo
Emerson
Acequia
Ben Davis
New Mexico
Stockmen form Central New Mexico association at Magdalena
The Cattle and Horse Protective Association of Central New Mexico held its first annual meeting at Magdalena on Friday the 14th. Attendance was large, business was transacted, and enthusiasm ran high. Members listed include Frank Y. Smith, Frank M. Dodds, Cha Gatlin, James W. Medley, and others. thirteen were represented by proxy. New members admitted include Abran Abeyta Victorio Escojeda Jas Patterson H Williams and H E Adams. The executive committee for 1902 features Medley Gatlin Clemens Smith Rouiller Kiehne and Gardiner. The group aims to curb rustlers improve stock and attract buyers, noting rustlers already seeking safer fields. Wolves and stock-laden reports, a bear hunter Nat Straw, and social events at the Allen House mark a lively closing of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle and Horse Protective Association of
Central New Mexico
Magdalena
Jordan Rogers
San Marcial
N. A. Field
Rob't H. Wylie
Burley
C. F. Blackington
G. Biavaschi
Biavaschi
Gianera
Abran Abeyta
Socorro
A. Kiehne
Frisco
John W. Cox
Datil
Jas
Patterson
H.T. Maybery
Antonio Tappero
Kelly
Victorio Escojeda
H. Williams
H. E. Adams
Jas. W. Medley
Cha Gatlin
E. A. Clemens
Frank F. Smith
A. KE. Rouiller
Wm. Gardiner
James Patterson
San Augustine
Wolver" Wittenberg
Gallinas
Jorden Rogers
California
Nat Straw
Wm. H. Sanders
Allen House
Sam'l Locke
Seventh
Tte Blackington
News of the Week highlights snow and strikes in the west
Miss Stone is released. Boer envoys head to the United States on a political errand. The Pope marks 25 years of pontificate. Western Oklahoma buried under two to four feet of snow. General Funston recovered from appendicitis. New England hit by a terrible blizzard. Trans Caucasia rocked by an earthquake killing 2000. A gold copper ore strike near Jicarilla valued at 260000. Santa Fe reduces Albuquerque shop force by 200. Morgan Llewellyn may become surveyor general of New Mexico on March 1. Senate weighs permanent census bureau. Davidson store in Pinos Altos burned, loss 9000. Territory statehood plan moves in House committee.
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Trans-Caucasia
Jicarilla
Lincoln County
Morgan O. Llewellyn
New Mexico
United States Senate
I. G. Davidson
Pinos Altos
Grant County
House Committee On Territories
Robert Crockett
David Crockett
Stanberry Native Robert Kutzner Dies at 50 in 1902
Robert 8. Kutzner died at his Stanberry Missouri home on Thursday January 30 1902. He was 50 years 7 months and 10 days old. He married Miss Nannie A Fullerton in St Louis in 1883. Mrs Kutzner will live with her parents Mr and Mrs J 8 Fullerton in Socorro. He spent several months in this city about seven years ago and was held in high esteem by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Brown
San Francisco
California Yonder Company
C.T. Brown
C. F. Adams
West Union
Iowa
Socorro
W.W. Philips
Adams
A. B. Richmond
Mexico
Mr. Richmond
School of Mines
C. T. Brown
International Miners’ Association
New Mexico
Mr. Brown
Robert Simington Kutzner
Stanberry
Nannie A. Fullerton
St. Louis
Woman Fatally Struck by Train at Semitar
Maria Vallegos, about fifty, was killed Wednesday morning at Semitar while attempting to board a moving train. She was struck by the locomotive in rapid motion, thrown a distance, and her head bruised on a hard surface, causing almost instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Vallegos
Pasturing Sheep on Forest Reserves and Local Events
Secretary of the Interior budget permits 250000 sheep on the Gila forest reserve this season with 50000 owned by settlers. Also notes a Rathbone Sisters progressive high five event next Monday with prizes and refreshments, and Federation of Women clubs convention dates and travel tickets. Plus Taos Santa Fe agency offers ladies fancy stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Gila
Rathbone
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The
HORS
Ae of
Aan
H. S. van Slyck
Livestock Department
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
I &c
Iifelt
Padilla
Chavez
Socorro County
K. of P. Hall
Allen's
Charlie
Joe Hilton
Joe
News OF the
Miss Stone
United States
Oklahoma
General Funston
New England
Albuquerque
Georgia
Gallup
J. W. Raynolds
Territorial
H. B. Fergusson
Coneas
Ashington
Congress
House
Senate
Byerts
L. Herrick
Windsor
Col
BE. A. Levy
Paso
Jim Willerton
Ernest Harrison
Silver
Frank A. Hubbell
Charles B. Adams
Otero
John F. Fullerton
H. M. Dougherty
Oscar Redeman
Yunker
Lou Terry
Solomon Luna
J.N. Broyles
Star Grocery Co
Harry Patterson
Max B. Fitch
A. Buckley
Chas. Gause
Gause
T. Reynolds
New York City
Ross McMillan
L. E. Kittrell
Adam Emig
el Paso
Mr. Emig
A. F. Katzenstein
Chas, Tabacci
Clifton
Arizona
J. B. Squires
S. T. Reynolds
San Andreas
Sacramento Mountains
Circuit Court
Seaman Field
Dan'l A. Bechtel
Mogollon
Price Bros. & Co
Iles & Torres
Dlgsa
J. P. Chase
San Antonio Baseball Nine
San Antonio
Thomas Dorsey
Bank of Socorro
Windsor Hotel
Gem City
Joseph Price
Territorial School of Mines
Jones
J. R. McFie
Dan'l H. McMillan
Simon Sanders & Co
Chas B. Bruton
H. W. Medley
L. W. Medley
T. W. Medley
Houston
Texas
Massey Business College
W. E. Martin
Mr. Martin
Penitentiary
Charlie Bruton
Frank Dodds
Stock Association
Miss Lilly
Mt. Carmel Convent
Maybelle Kerr
F. A. Jones
Missouri
Miss Kerr
Professor Jones
Pearl Helfrich
Iver R. Smith
Waco
Bowlingreen
Ohio
Miss Helfrich
Co. T. Brown
Frank
E Sale
P. J. Savage
Caballo Mountains
Abby Mining Company
Robert
Kutzner
Convention of Federation of Women’s, ‘Clube
Los Angeles
Taos Japans
Santa Fe Agt
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