Reward for catarrh cure offered by Hall's Catarrh Cure
The Socorro Chieftain notes a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Toledo firm WaLpine Keonan Marvin endorses F J Cheney & Co claiming honesty and solvency. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by all druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledoo
F. J. Cheney
WaLpine, Keonan & Marvin
Toledo
FP. G. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
County Commissioners Meet in Prolonged Session
The county board met last Wednesday in a recessed session with President Ed Jaramillo and Commissioners Armijo Pino and Leandro Baca, with Sheriff Baca and treasurer collector H. G. Baca presenting. They accepted the report covering funds collected through December 31, 1904, totaling 23,197.87, and noted arrears from 1895–1904 amounting to 136,114.80. Delinquent tax balances were 18,737.11 for 1903 and 46,074.94 for 1904. Apodaca was named jailer at 25 per month. many bonds and interest coupons were burned in the presence of witnesses. A payment arrangement was set up in monthly installments.
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el Cuerpo de Comisionados de Condado
la Suma de Los Fondos de Condado
Baca
Sucesor Oficial
Sefior Baca Muestra
Incumbencia del Oficio de
Many Local Notables Move About in Socorro and Albuquerque
Ross McMillan leaves on a Roswell business trip while Prof. O R Smith visits Albuquerque. Assessor Fullerton travels to Albuquerque on private business. Various sheriffs, attorneys, and merchants, including El Paso visitors, are cited along with mining activity and church sermons.
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Ross McMillan
Roswell
Winkler's
O. R. Smith
Albuquerque
A. D. Coon
T. Brown
Socorro
Graphic Group
Kelley
Juanita
Magdalena
Santa Fe New Mexican
Socorro County School Fund Apportionment Record 1904
J A Torres superintendent of Socorro County New Mexico certifies apportionment of county general school fund totaling 1352.10 with 1507 school age persons and 30 cent per scholar. Districts 1 through 50 list pupil counts and amounts apportioned with varied totals. Torres notes awaiting territorial fund and will apportion immediately upon receipt.
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J. A. Torres
Socorro County
County General
Territorial General School Fund
Torres
New Mexico
J. A. Torus
Sup't Recorks Co
N. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comisionados DE Condado
Cuerpo Nuevo Tiene
Prorrogada Y
Third Judicial District
Territory of New Mexico
David M. Bisbee
Winnie R. Bisbee
District Court
Winnie K. Bisbee
Kansas City
G. Biavaschi
Winkler’s
John F. Fullerton
Donaciano Torres
M. Cooney
San Mateos
Don Estevan Baca
Santa Fe
Fred Baldwin
Datil
Yunker
Nestor P. Eaton
D. F. Riddell
School of Mines
Richard Stackpole
T Leaveland of
New York
A. F. Katgenstein
Chas. Tabacchi
Kelly
Jack DeLong
McDougal
Denver
Dan'l H. McMillan
Supreme Court
José &. Tor
San Antonio
Presbyterian Church
Sandro Baca
Mexico
Nathan Hall
Water Cafton
Cafon
Jas. F. Berry
Arizona
Elfego Baca
el Paso
H. M. Dougherty
Mr. Dougherty
John F
W. S. Fullerton
Prairie Mountain
Leandro Baca
E. S. Stapleton
N. Barnes
San Marcial
Barnes
Clifton
Cipriano Uaca
Bernalillo County
Cat Mountain
T. S. Osgood
Socorro Gold Mining Co
T. W. Medley
Burley
Orange
Louiisiana
A. A. Sedillo
John McIntyre
The
McIntyre Mercantile Co
John
H. A. Sherwin
Cleveland
Ohio
Sherwin- Williams Paint Co
Graphic
Fitch & Brown
Windsor
A. Lawrence Heister
City
Rosedale
Mr. Heister
Bolling H. Crenshaw
Alabama
Mesdames Berry
Duncan
Gilberson
Paso
John A. Hunter
Aguas Calientes
Jh. M. Bray
Young Men's Christian Association of
Carl Jr. Homme
New Mexico School of Mines
Glendale
Oregon
Homme
Candelaria Mining Co
Texas
Gulf Creek Pper Co
Gulf Creek
New South Wales
Australia
Wm. E. Homme
Don Lorenzo Armijo
Rancho
Pupi
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
Associated Press
Times
America
KLY Globe-Democrat
Globe Printing CO
ST. Louis, MO
Frisco
Aleeakeki
Chicago
St. Louis
Lagalle Bt
Prom Union Station
Merchants’ Bridge
Bt Louis
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams
Socorro Drug and Supply CO
E. L. Smart
Om Sale Stable
Henry G. May
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