For Rent and Real Estate Ads in Socorro Inquiry
Illiterate listing of rental rates and properties near Socorro New Mexico. Items include furnished and unfurnished adobe and brick houses, 4 to 7 rooms, with city water, porches, gardens, stables, and various land parcels up to 160 acres. Also offered are stock, farm tools, and a general merchandise business interest awaiting sale or trade.
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Denver
Socorre
Socorro County Court House
Emerson
Ben Davis
Tvo
New Mexico
Schodl of Mines
Board of Regents
the College
Beat Mining College
Rocky Mountain
Call Ogre
Socorro County mining and riches spotlight bulletin
The New Mexico Bureau of Immigration issues bulletin eleven highlighting Socorro County’s agriculture in the Rio Grande valley, irrigation needs, vast livestock, and rich mining districts including Magdalena Kelly Water Canyon and Mogollon. It notes coal prospects near Carthage, mining schools, climate benefits, and Socorro city resources and growth potential.
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New Mexico
Imm
Max Frost
Socorra
Col. Brest
Trin Carey
TAIN
Socorro County
Rio Grande
Socorro
San Marcial
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Socarra
Ttme
Water Coton
Magdalena
Cat Mountain
Rosedale
Blick Range
Cooney
Mogollon
Kelly
Oucutra
Ban Andmas
Probi
Gallina
Santa Rita
Hausanbury
Abbey
la Joya
Magdalenn
Gratam
Estoy City
Prent
Black Range
Oscira
San Andreas Mountains
Socotro County
Asa
Aus
Ameiter
Carthage
Jena
Water Cafton
Black Lane
T City
Socorro Mountain
Magdalhra
Tba
City Finances Report for Fiscal Year Ending Jan 1 1902
The mayor and finance committee present a city finance report for the fiscal year ending January 1 1902. It notes collections from April 1 to January 2 1902 totaling 8306 20 and 20028 from taxes for 1900 and 190k. Warrants of 1900 paid amount 3278 25 percent of 58 accounts salaries paid. An interest fund of 1897 shows collections and payments to T B Catron and G Tolman.
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Mayor
Gunhhal Fond
T. B. Catron
G. Tolman
Supreme court affirms lower court save in Socorro case
The Supreme Court affirmed the lower court's ruling in W. H. Miller v The City of Socorro, keeping a judgment that saves about 3500 to the city including interest. The case traced the funding of warrants into 1897 city bonds, council actions, and a statute of limitation issue raised by council members. Other items note candies at Katzenstein's, local visits, mine work, weddings, a runaway horse injuring Postmaster Baca, and brewing patent litigation involving Stockheim and the Loew firms in El Paso and New York.
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Supreme Court
W. H. Miller
City of
Socorro
John H. McCutchen
James M. Hill
District Court
J. H. McCutchen
J. M. Hill
Nathan Price
Katzenstein
el Paso
Church of San Miguel
Estevan Baca
Stockheim
Fred Uhlmann
New York
German American Filter Co
Clarence E. Sexton
Chas. H. Loew Cleveland
Loew Filter Co
Wm. Raimond Baird
New York City
Wm. G. Hammel
Gus. A. Hammel
Hammel
Sexton
Collections Improve for November and December 1901 Tax Totals
Collector Abran Abeyta reports this year’s collections stronger with November and December totaling $25,000 for 1901 about 75 percent of assessed taxes. Potential rise of five to seven thousand dollars if large payers like the railroad settle their balances. County commissioners met in regular session approving quarter bills ending January 1 but none paid due to funds. Proceedings to be published next week in The Tux Cxmprarn.
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Socorro County
American Valley
Abran Abeyta
Board of County Commissioners
Bill to create a new judicial district in New Mexico
Introduced by Delegate Radey and introduced by Delegate Rodey in Congress, the measure seeks to establish a new judicial district in New Mexico and to appoint an additional justice to the territorys supreme court.
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Radey
Congress
New Mexico
Supreme Court of
Territory
Look Out for Hoboes Near Socorro
Citizens of Socorro worry over a dozen hoboes along the railroad near the city. A Denver vigilance purge and rising petty theft in northern towns suggest Denver outcasts may be moving southward. Residents urged to stay alert and ready to help gently move them along.
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Socorro
Denver
Tragedy and prison sentence shift through town
M W Philips of West Union Iowa learns of a triple tragedy in his hometown Socorro New Mexico. Ex county clerk and rival killer shot his sweetheart and rival then killed himself. Sullivan survived. Also Anna Freeman loses appeal and will serve ten years for arson and larceny in Santa Fe court.
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M. W. Philips
West Union
Towa
Socorero
Hee Philips
Wehker
Rose Faith
Emmet Sullivan
Sullivan
Anna Freeman
Blackington
Subscriber notices prompt on Try CrrgyrAin bills
A large portion of subscribers have promptly paid their Try CrrgyrAin bills while some have not acknowledged receipt. The editor urges immediate attention to the matter, noting that business is business even in a newspaper office.
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CrrgyrAin
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Bocorro County
Gocorre
Cherryville
Alamosa
Gila River
TOA
Verve
A. Baca
Senna
Gallerom
T. Collins
Aran Abeyta
Crevrevnen
Heber
G. Fiteh
Parson
M. HY
B. S
W. G. Hasan
Katzenstein’s
Katsenstein
S. Col
BE. A. Levy
Paso
J. B. Squires
Price Bros. & Co
U. S. Hammel
Son
C. T. Brown
Torrence
Jas. G. Fitch
Santa Fe
J. S. Fullerton
Paul J. Terry
Old Mexico
D. H. Harroun
Don Luciano Chavez
Polvadera
School of Mines
Socorro Lodge No. 9
A. F
A. M
Carl F. Dunnegan
Cipriano Baca
Deming
J. P. Chase
John E. Griffith
Cooney & Morrow
the Kat and Kittens Mining and Milling Co
Attachment
A. D. Coon
Mr. Coon
F. A. Jones
American Metrological Society
Griffith
Rodey
Freeman
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