Live Stock Market Report From The Chieftain
In St Louis area market notes show cattle receipts exceeding 36 000 weekly peak with weekly gains of 15 to 25 cents on killed cattle while stockers and feeders lag. Total today around 4000 head with killing grades up 10 to 20 cents. Prices cited include Riley Leonard cattle from Fowler Colorado at 4 35 and 4 50 per 100 pounds and Panhandle stockers 3 30 to 3 80. Mutton market strong with sheep and lambs up 25 to 40 cents. Arizona weather crosses noted with Texas and Nevada prices given for wethers and spring lambs. Buyers remain keen and commissions hold thin-grades orders.
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City
Riley Leonard
Fowler
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Panhandle
el Paso
Arizona
Texas
Nevada Wethers
Ce Commission
Professor Jones Among the Mines at Lordsburg
Prof F A Jones, an Albuquerque mining engineer, visited Lordsburg to inspect the Sutton claim, offered to T A Lister of North American Mining Co, a fissure vein with a four inch pay and water issues delaying descent. Lester plans to water the shaft, develop the claim this summer, and open an assay office with Craft Jones as the assayer.
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F. A. Jones
Albuquerque
Cl Sutton
T. A. Lister
North American Mining Company
Lordsburg Liberal
Lester
Craft
Jones’ Son
Lena Company
Lorena O'Gara
Lorena
Denver
Histon B
MA. Jones
State School of Mines
Rolla
Mix
Lordsburg
N. M
W. Eh. Martin
Martin
Local notes and social rounds from Socorro and surrounding towns
Socorro and Magdalena residents, visitors, and events fill this column. Notices include Fourth of July celebrations in Albuquerque and El Paso trips, theater of social life with dinners at the Martin home, visits by business and mining figures, baptisms and out of town travels, plus a update on government thermometer readings at the School of Mines and upcoming church services.
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J. 3S. Mactivish
PF. HW. Gregg
Magdalena
Judge Parker
Socorro
P. J. Savage
el Paso
A. W. Wells
Rio Grande official plans track improvements at Socorro area
Superintendent J P McNally of the Santa Me Rio Grande division visited the city Tuesday to arrange flood diversion work that will raise the track and install a fume and bridge near the old slaughter houses to allow free water passage to the Rio Grande. About a hundred workers will be hired for a month or six weeks. A temporary track is being laid below town as the project moves ahead. The School of Mines board met with President Juan Jose Baca and trustees J Brown P J Savage and A Ei Rouiller. routine business was noted with no public interest.
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Rio Grande Division
The
Santa Me
Socorro Mountain
Rio Grande
Board of Trustees
School of Mines
C. T. Brown
Juan José Baca
T. Brown
P. J. Savage
A. Ei. Rouiller
County Normal Institute to be Held at Socorro
Notice to all teachers in Socorro County public schools that a County Normal Institute will convene July 24 1905 at the first ward public school in Socorro. Two weeks of sessions with examinations to follow. Tuition of three dollars required due to limited funds. Attendance is compulsory by law and enforced. Copies of the approved course of study available for 25 cents. Admonition to teachers to attend with seriousness and effort for personal and pupil advancement. Dated June 20 1905 at Socorro.
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Socorro
Norcia
Iar
Acm
Territorial Board of Education
Dinet
Yrmal
Socorro County
New Mexico
Ad RR
Ro County
Public School Board Levy Approved at 5 Mills
City board of education held a brief meeting Monday evening and agreed to levy 5 mills for school purposes. Other business was postponed to an adjourned meeting. Also notes an International Epworth League Convention on July 3 with round trip fare and ticket sale dates.
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City Board of Education
Notice of Public Auction of Mining Claims in Socorro County
By order of the Third Judicial District Court of New Mexico, the sheriff of Socorro County will auction a group of mining claims including Lattice Croesus Elia Jessica Jeanette Copper Glance Amure and related properties located in Socorro County within the Mound Spring Mining District. The sale, on January 1, 1901, at 2 p.m., at the north door of the court house in Socorro, will cover all dips, veins, and appurtenances with proceeds applied to a judgment of 122.85, 100 dollars costs, and legal fees. Lianpre Baca, Sheriff.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Tyne
Ald
Charley G. Punk
Midway Consolidated Mining
Sim
Moon
Ant
Judy
A.D
Seorra
Boote
Tocati Corder
Ard
Becorrety
Croesus
Recorders
Seem Coun
Elia
Necorra
Neation
Soc
Laverre County
New Mew
Etober
Socornelly
New Mosti Hetcorti
Recorder
Secores County
Bacar Abe Ehriin
Payee Si
Recorder's
Socorro County
Socorrine
Mound Spring
Yale
Lianpre Baca
Rocorre County
Notice of Administratrix in New Mexico Estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 5th day of July 1908 appointed Administratrix of the estate of Henry R. Harris, deceased, by the Probate Court of Socorro County New Mexico. Her bond was approved July 5th by said Court. All persons are hereby notified to present any claims against said estate within the time required by law.
Judge rules against 4 percent claim on licenses in Bernalillo case
Judge Abbott decides county treasurer Frank A. il has no right to 4 percent of liquor and gaming licenses, returning about 3000 to the general county fund. The decision covers 1902 to 1904 and may be appealed to the supreme court. The sheriff and assessor had also claimed shares in other counties interest lies in final outcome.
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Abbott
Bernalillo County
Frank A. ‘Il
Albuquerque
General County Fund
Supreme Court
Exposition Tickets On Sale In Portland Depot
Tickets for the Portland exposition are priced at 50 dollars for single admission and 556 dollars for round trip. Inquiries should be made at the depot.
Irrigation Equipment Ad Seeks Buyers and Builders
Local notice invites readers needing irrigation plants windmills or pumps any scale to write in. The brief promises capable service and customer satisfaction, hinting at a wide range of equipment and solutions for farm or property water needs.
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TY Live Stock Market
Jones
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Fielder
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Thunderbolt
J.P. Bishop
William DeArmond
Mr. Butter
New Mexico School of Mines
Hormal Institute
Aff
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Spimenio Domingues
Carolina Lopex
Pularoso
Salomon Gonyales
Tava Armijo
San Marcial
Felipe Be Wna
Josefa Majares
Nh Palienta
Rumalde
Ramirey
Cireroria
Antonin
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Mogelion
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Pleasanton
Everett Muller
Clara Phillips
Eng
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Socorro Drug and Supply CO
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Portland
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Jack
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