Certificate Extends Mogollon Mercantile Co. Existence
In Santa Fe on June 15 1906 a certificate of extension of corporate existence for Mogollon Mercantile Co. was filed. The board of directors on May 1 1906 resolved to extend the company for ten years from June 16 1906 and stockholders on May 22 1906 unanimously approved the extension. C E Johnson and I Holzman signed as directors and officers. notary Anvan N. Warren certified the document.
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Territory OF
New Mexico
J. W. Raygolds
Mexico
Mogollon Mercantile Coo
Santa Fe
J. W. Rayworps
Mogollon Mercantile CO
Berreemesenp
Aaid
Mogollone
Iro County
C. E. Johnson
I. Holzman
Wirenas
Mogolion Mercantile Co
Burr
Fedi
Une
C. E. Mogelson
Low Mercantile Co
Territory
Corpee
Mogollon
Socorro
Auld’ Corporation
C.E. Johnson
C. E. Jonsson
1. Horzman
Sean
Ore. Johnson
Holaman
C. £. Johnson
Mogotlon Mercantile Co
Pooh
Johnson
Grant
Anvan N. Warrr
Aman Notary Public
E. Johnson
J. Holsman
Poe
Ernest Craig
Craig
Holzman
C.K. Johnson
J. Hortmas
Cor
Roosevelt letter urges Arizona statehood entry
President Roosevelt signs a letter dated June 27 1906 urging Arizona to join the Union as a state now rather than remain a territory. He cites self government and cites Oklahoma Indian Territory and New Mexico as models while praising four territories with potential two-state entry. He notes his affection for those people and relates his Cuba era service.
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Tucson
Arizona
Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Mark A. Rogers
Arizona Statehood Association
Territory
New Mexico
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Heodore Roosevelt
Session of Probate Court in Socorro County
Judge Henry Dreyfus presided at a probate session beginning July 2 with clerk interpreter B. A. Pino deputy Saml C. Meek and Sheriff Leandro Baca in attendance. The court approved prior minutes and discharged Nestor Gonzales as administrator of Moripe Baca de Gonzalo. Donaciano Padilla was named guardian for Valentino Cardenas with a $100 bond.
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Henry Dreyfus
Socorro County
B. A. Pino
Sam'l C. Meek
Leandro Baca
Nestor Gonzales
Mloripe Baca de Gonzalo
Donaciano Padilla
Valentino Cardenas
Frank Lauderbaugh
John Court
Mary E. Harris
Henry R. Harris
Francisco M. de Baca
Solem
Juan Jose Baca
Henry G. May
Thomas Cooke Silliman
H.M. Dougherty
P. J. Savage
J. F. Cook
Fred Baldwin
Mary A. Baldwin
Levi Baldwin
Mayor Bursum praised for water system gains in Socorro
The Chieftain reprints a Santa Fe New Mexican editorial lauding Mayor H O Bursum for major water works in Socorro. It details a new tunnel access increasing flow from a mountain spring, raised reservoir walls, valve work for city mains, and fire protection as well as the mayor’s private funding and impact on residents. Dr L T Smith reports on an earthquake in San Marcial. local social notes mention Frank Knoblock’s Magdalena trip. and notices list sewing machine repairs and local stationeries.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexican
H. O. Bursum
Socorro
Bursum
Bursua
Socorro Heads Colorado Telephone Extension Forward
Socorro remains the Colorado Telephone Company headquarters as Captain Matthews pushes a southward extension toward San Marcial with plans for a next week link. The upgrade promises broad service reach from Albuquerque to Colorado and beyond, elevating Socorro's status in the regional network. The piece also notes a medical claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money-back guarantee and national ads. The Magdalena ball twirlers beat the Cut-off tossers 16 to 10 on the Fourth, creating a tie scenario with Magdalena and Belen, while local fans watched a special Santa Fe train.
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Socorro
Colorado Ephone Company
Albuquerque
Matthews
San Marcial
Kelly
la Java
Isleta
Colorado
Colorado Telephone Company
Magdalena
Belen
Santa Fe
Ihcasion
Sovorro
Socorro Endures Severe Early Monday Earthquake
Socorro awoke to the severest quake in years at 3:15 am Monday, sending residents to the open air. The shock rattled interiors and loosened plaster but caused no damage. Experts attribute it to strata slipping in the Magdalena mountains with aftershocks felt Monday night. Bosom of mother earth has since remained quiet. Oats for sale at C. E. Cook's livery stable.
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Socorro
Magdalena Mountains
Mother Earth
Fourth of July Card Party Hosted by Mrs J Lee Terry
An afternoon gathering at Mrs J Lee Terry's Park Street home features a Fourth of July party with flag score cards and dainty refreshments High five is the main game. Prizes go to Mrs Henry Chambon first and Mrs J G Fitch consolation. Guests include many local ladies and gentlemen.
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J. Lee Terry
Park Street
Henry Chambon
J. G. Fitch
Terry
Lena Reid
Lena
Mia
Mes
John Greenwald
Nancy Smith
P. J. Savage
W. G. Hammel
Martin
Bursi Mey Smith
G. EK. Cook
Leo Loewenstein
C.F. Blackington
Max B. Fitch
Thos. Jaques
A. Mayer
Wm. Driscoll
M. Cooney
W. H. Hill
H. Chambon
Joseph Pr
J. Bowman
F. G. Bartle
G. Birch
J. 1B
Griffin Sadie Murphy
Leon Griftich
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Sesson
Hee
A. D
Alvan N. Warre
Grant County
Compa
John A, Hunter
Aguascalientes
C. G. Duncan
Hunter
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ottawa
Ohio
Susan de Ford
Samuel de Ford
Jas. G. Fitch
R. P. Noble
Professor Noble
John F. Fullerton
Ethel Ranch and Cattle Company
J. O. Nabours
H. Elmendorf
Socorro Company
Singer
Geo. Sickles
The
J. A. Torres
City of Socorro
J. A. Texans
MR. Bursum
L. T. Smith
Frank Knoblock
Knoblock
Patrick McLaughlin
Fischer Avenue
Winklers
of Colorado Telephone Co
Hall
F. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
Tola
Eureka
C. E. Cook
W. L. Terry
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