Magdalena mining district developments in 1907 exceed prior years
In Socorro county the Magdalena mining district saw major development in 1907. The Graphic and partners expanded workings on seventh to ninth levels with a 400 foot ore shoot. ore is mainly zinc sulphide and zinc lead sulphide, some ore rich in metallic zinc. The Tri-Bullion plant added 250 ton capacity. Mine Development shipped oxidized lead ore from Tip Top and Key mines until December price dips paused shipments. Gold, new to the district, appears in the Germany and Mine Development groups, with notable gold content in carbonate ore from Stonewall and misletoe area, and a large ventilation-linked tunnel network advancing to the limestone horizon.
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Magdalena
Socorro County
Graphic
Misletoe
Capital
Germany
Graphic Company
Waldo
Tri-Bullion Company
Kelly
Tip Top
Key
Stonewall
Stonewall, A Property of the Mine Development Company
William Martin
South Juanita
William F. Gordon
Misletee
Hill Brothers
Capital Group
Alhambra
Gas Wells in Arkansas Spark Little Rock Fort Smith Line Talk
F H Gregg of Magdalena, wintering in Little Rock, discusses Little Rock Fort Smith Gas & Oil Co. which reports two wells yielding 5,000,000 cubic feet daily. President B S Gregg says the firm is not selling stock and plans a Fort Smith to Little Rock pipeline after 40 to 50 wells, costing around half a million dollars, with gas already drier than Coffeyville fields and lines paying off in eighteen months.
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F. H. Gregg
Magdalena
Little Rock
Arkansas
Little Rock-Fort Smith
Coffeyville
Fort Smith
Coffeyville District
Kansas City
Martin reports district clerk fees collected in district
Hon W E Martin district clerk for the fifth judicial district of New Mexico reports over eight hundred dollars in fees collected and remitted to the territorial treasurer for the quarter. County totals include Grant 117.90, Dona Ana 108.85, Sierra 87.36, Luna 78.44, Socorro 418.04.
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W. E. Martin
Fifth Judicial District of
New Mexico
Socorro
Grant
Cosia Ana
Sierra
Luna
Grant County
Sierra County
Lana County
Socorro County
Hanging at Deming Monday
Martin Amador who killed his sweetheart at a mining camp near Deming will be hanged in the jail yard at Deming next Monday. Governor Curry has declined to extend executive clemency.
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Martin Amador
Deming
Curry
War on wolves and coyotes urged by Oregon Wool Growers
The Wool Growers Association of Oregon at The Dalles calls abandoning bounty payments for predatory animals and using private hunters instead. J N Burgess estimates Oregon sheep losses at 250000 dollars last year with total stock losses near 500000 dollars. Forest Service shows trained hunters can remove wolves and other pests. state associations may expand efforts to curb depredations. Mrs Mary A Gilberson dies at daughter’s home in Socorro. born 1830 in Westchester PA. survived by husband, three children, eight grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Funeral at California Street residence and Epiphany Church. burial in Socorro Cemetery.
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Wool Growers’ Association of
Oregon
Dalles
National Association
J. N. Burgess
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Mary A. Gilberson
C. G. Duncan
Gilberson
Westchester
Mary A. Lord
Avondale
Chas. M. Gilberson
Mary Hunter Duncan
S. Lord Gilberson
St. James Episcopal Church
Philadelphi
Socorro
California Street
Epiphany Church
Doctor Cook
Albuquerque
County Commissioners Pay Bill in Full for First Time in Ten Years
The county board paid all last quarter bills in full at a regular quarterly session, a break from a decade of partial or unpaid bills. Probate Clerk E. H. Sweet confirmed the full settlement, marking a notable record for the Republican board and a point of interest for creditors and taxpayers alike.
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Board of County Commissioners
E. H. Sweet
Bids Sought for Wall Relocation Near Court House
Bids are invited for shifting a section of the stone wall near the court house park to align with the new Baca avenue extension. Specifications available from Probate Clerk E H Sweet. Bids to be discussed at a special county board meeting on January 21, 1908. L R Babcock of Kelly reports progress at the Rosedale mine plant and upcoming operations. Mrs T J D Arcy to Socorro for teaching job. her husband now at Winslow, Arizona with Santa Fe Pacific. Oats for sale at Geo E Cooks livery stable.
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Court House Park
Baca Avenue
E. H. Sweet
Board of County Commissioners
L. R. Babcock
Kelly
Rosedale
T. J. D'Arcy
Socorro
McIntosh
Winslow
Arizona
Santa Fe Pacific Railway
Santa Fe New Mexican
Antonio Gonzales
San Antonio
Borfita Chavez
San Antonito
Juan Torres Y Ballejos
el Yeso
Dominica Sanchez
Las Nutrias
Hipolito Silva
la Joya
Adela Chavez
San Juan
Camilo Baca
Contadero
Harry L. Smith
Phoebe Castle
Antonio Garcia
Magdalena
Veneranda Sharkly
Federico Giron
Puertecito
Maria Chavez
Tres Hermanos
Cisto C. Torres
Rosaura Salas
Onion contest sparks 3100 prize for NM youths
Albuquerque Morning begins an onion display contest with a 3100 prize for the best onions grown by New Mexico children under 18. A San Antonio school writes requesting details while pupils vow to learn planting pruning and grafting to win.
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Albuquerque Morning
New Mexico
P. A. Marcellino
San Antonio
N. M
Herxacmo A. Monoya
Anoxis Vict
Jon Garvin
Costixero M
Mra
Mauricio Chaviz
Laxprxo Romero
Freanx Ramrinz
Convicts Recaptured After Santa Fe Pen Fight and Escapes
Two short term prisoners Andres Magias and Alberto Pino escaped near Santa Fe while laboring at clay banks. Captured single handed by R. C. Garrett after bloodhound pursuit, they were returned to the penitentiary. Pino, from Socorro, is serving one year for unlawfully carrying a deadly weapon. Also notes recent marriage licenses and local stockman J W Cox plans to move 300 head to Albuquerque.
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Alberto Pino
Socorro County
Santa Fe New Mexican
Santa Fe
Andres Magias
BE. V. Garcia
Jesus Padilla
John W. Green
Penitentiary
Pners
R. C. Garrett
Mr. Garret
Tesuque
Garrett
Magius
Grant County
Pino
Carthage Mine Disaster Death Toll Rises to Ten
Six miners were injured in the Carthage coal mine disaster of December 31 with two more dying this week, bringing the death total to ten. The coroner's jury returned a verdict attributing deaths to a coal dust explosion at the Bernal mine of the Carthage Fuel Co, caused by unknown factors.
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Carthage
Cartuaca
N. M
Gio Andrioli
Angelo Cogorno
Mike Lakicz
Juan Renteria
C. L. Wilcox
Joe Canyer
Lorenzo Goretto
Z. T. Masterson
County of Socorro
Bernal
Carthage Fuel Company
Joan James
Justice of the
Waurie C. Botts
Stone Mayes
Tinos. McCartyny
E. A. Arrams
O. G. Javenus
James Anderson
Teachers Wanted in New Mexico Schools Press Dispatch
Santa Fe reports rapid public school growth in New Mexico with demand for twenty or more competent teachers in district schools. Positions pay from 40 to 80 dollars monthly for three to five months, with districts expanding as building continues. Applicants should write to Superintendent Clark at once.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Clark
Department of Education
Doctor Provines to Visit Socorro for ENT Eye Exams
Doctor W Eugene Provines former assistant chair in Louisville will be in Socorro January 13 to 20 to treat diseases of the eye ear and throat and conduct eye testing for glasses. Office with Dr Ferguson consultation free.
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W. Eugene Provines
Hospital College of Medicine
Louisville
Kentucky
Socorro
Ferguson
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Elaristo Aguilara
San Marcial Standard
Geo. W. King
San Marcial
J. W. Cox
Datil
Lee Baldwin
Connor
Hall
F. J. Conway & Co
Toledo