County Commissioners Close Last Session and Set Election Proclamations
The retiring Socorro County board wrapped up its final session at the courthouse, approving some bills and abating taxes for several entities. They issued an election proclamation for January 4 1905 naming judges for seven precincts and listing officers to be elected Justice of the Peace and Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Carthage Coal Co
A. T
Hilton Mercantile Co
A. H. Hilton
Rob't T. Collins
Manuela
W. A. Cogine
P. HH. Holliman
Manuel Escajeda
Perfecto Martinez
Lagrange Chaves
J. M. Allen
Jose B E. Garcia
Territory
New Mexico
Socorro County
Rgular
Socorro
Territory of
Justice of the Peace
Meliton Torres
J. E. Smith
Francisco Jaramillo
Hilario Gonzales
Meliton Gonzales
Maximinio Baca
Victor Giron
Miguel Padilla
Juan Rouiller
Simon Chavez
Telesfor Gonzalen
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary
Special to the Chieftain from Kansas City Missouri shows cattle receipts around twenty one thousand with killing cattle dominating. Prices closed lower in Chicago and weaker locally though cows steadied and stockers rose modestly. Sheep and lambs remained in short supply with packers competing to fill orders and a cautious week ending at strongest point of the season. Local precinct listings accompany the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Cal
Chicago
J. A. Rickart
L. S
New Mexico Game Laws Open Season and Restrictions
Summary of territorial statutes on hunting and fishing in New Mexico, detailing open seasons for deer elk antelope turkey grouse quail and pheasants, plus fishing rules for mountain trout and bass, size and weight limits, possession and transport restrictions, and penalties for dodging the law. The notice also advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Territory of
J. D. Erskine
Allenville, Mich
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Limitations of Gila Reserve and Local Grazing Rules
The Interior Department sets grazing limits for the Gila Forest Reserve for 1905 allowing 125 000 sheep and goats and 55 000 cattle and horses. No single person may graze more than 10 000 sheep or goats or 7 000 cattle and horses. Locals gain first grazing rights, benefiting sheep and cattlemen. Also notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for liver and constipation relief and a Santa Fe snowfall of five to six inches. A. B. D. Coon offers pure apple brandy by bottle, gallon, or barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Gila Forest Reserve
de Witt
Bob Moore
LaFayette
Ind
DeWitt
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Santa Fe
Socorro
Magdalena Mountains
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price Bros. '& CO
Whitney Company
Albuquerque, N. M
Woods
P.N. Yunker
First National Bank
Albuquerque
Yoshua
Frank McKee
C.K. Newhall
United States Depository
Socorre
Morris Coats
W. S. Ashby
F. Spurgeon
Frank Nafiex
L R. Babcock
Adolfo Torres
Porfirio Sanches
H. Bonem
Frank Johnson
Leanire Garcia
Jacobo Chaves
José Montoya
Abran Gonzales
Blas Lee
Apolonio Valles
G. E. Baca
Macedonion Armijo
Clemente Chavez
Ascario Sais
Andres Romero
Manuel Romero
Esperidion Armijo
W. A. Cosine
J. P. Keily
Hilario Trujillo
Fred Baldwin
King Powder CO. GH
Winkjer’s
Gila
Secretary of Interior
Bante Fe
O Grande Lodge No
K. OF P
Castle Hall
Rio Grande Lodge No. 3
Anton Mayer
Joe Greenwald
Rob't W. Lewis
Joe Watt
M. Loewenstein
H.W. Boutwell
Julius Campredon
Jas. A. Smiley
J. Leeson
Winkler
Rathbone
Prof
Bolling H. Crenshaw
School of Mines
Crenshaw
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Cornell University
Alabama Polytechnic
Prof. Crenshaw
Magnusson
Socorra
Socorro Deng and Supply Co
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