Daily Chieftain from Socorro New Mexico January 11 1686
The issue notes subscription terms and delivery details for the Daily Chieftain in Socorro. Community items discuss Albuquerque mayoral notes, Senator Stewart's coin certificate bill, changes in the warden position, Neil B. Fick's bar association address, and NM court expenses versus territory revenues. It calls for a spring mineral exposition with mining camps urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil B. Fick
Bar Association
New Mexico
Nox
Socorro
More Railroads Coming to Northern New Mexico
The Santa Fe Railroad plans significant groundwork in Northern New Mexico to preempt rivals. It competes with Missouri Pacific and Chicago Rock Island in California and New Mexico while Rock Island projects Colorado Springs to El Paso, aiming to control key territory before Santa Fe expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lees Joaquin
California
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Irrigation Promise Overshadows Rainfall for Farmers
The piece argues irrigation increases yield with less labor, noting sunshine and water as essential in agriculture. It warns both excess and shortage of water harm crops and highlights rainfall dependent regions lack control over watering, risking failed harvests.
Irrigation Brings Bountiful Crops and Reliable Yields
The article extols irrigation for farmers, claiming it prevents failures and doubles or quadruples yields. It asserts irrigation ensures crops never exhaust soil and can boost production on a single field each season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helpleus
Fis Shemer
Socorro Aims as Southwest Mining and Trade Hub
Socorro grows from 1,200 in 1880 to about 4,000 after 1882 incorporation. The city sits on the Rio Grande Valley near the railroad, with rich mineral districts nearby and a three-stack smelter under Thomas A. Hall. It hosts water works, schools, lodges, and burgeoning industries in mining, milling, and manufacturing.
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Sovorro
America
Ric ‘Grande
Socorro
Theocorro Mountain
Dimits
Magdaleans
Gaines
Mogollons
Ladrones
Limitars
Black Range
Mae Went
KU AM Ae Ond
Adnures
Ouras
Nogals
Jivarrillas
Manbax
Ulaoul
Gustav Billing
United States
Sucorro
Magdalena
Kelly
Irons
Graphic Mining and Amelting Company
Thomas A. Hall
Thent
Magdalenus
Extensiv
Sovurrs
Aue
Wda
Pesey
Igus Tastoniaa
Rio Grande
Somo
Prospect Peak
Pipoa
Isla
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Socorro County
Magdalena Mountains
Cooney
Altai
San Mareini
Jerthage
Socurre
San Antonio
Lincoln County
Raenta
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Che Daily Chieftain
WM. Tell Deraun
Socorro, N. M
Daly
Avroneet Cortes
Childers
Albuquerque
Suiffen
Stewart
Congress
Burnet
Gray
Warten
Gptat Sanitarium of
Ation
Thurche
Methodist Episcopal South
Presbyterian
Sperling Bros
N. M
Illinois Brewing Company and Ice Factory
Grand Central
Henry Lockhart
Elis
Smelter
Fonta
Comer Plaza
F. M. Jennings
D. Weiller &O
N. P Gents
la Tull
Oarriack
Omnibus Ue
Racina
Palace Restaurant
YH Cliry
Manzanares Avenue
Mt. Carmel
Socorro, New Mexico
Foe
Eawek Orice
Tranion
Tovd Oo
Feld Veh
Akoon
Bit City Lodge NO
Manaanures Avenue
Riley
Slough
L. Henson
J. H. Mitts
Caballero DE San Miguel
Socorro College
Jose Baca
Peers
A. EF
A. Socone Lodge
D. Basil
Bocorro
N. Blackwell
Wile
G. T. Sovorre
G. T. Sovorre Ivotee
P. Rio Grande A
Catholic Church
San Miguel
F. Lusixa
Methodist Episcopal Church
JA. Lowe
Presbyterian - Preschiog
Hay
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Mand
Sollath
M. Preyer
Beata
House of God
Gryatel
Auarick
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