Fourth of July Celebrated in Great Style at San Antonio
San Antonio celebrated the Fourth with music, concerts, boat rides, and civic spirit led by A. H. Hilton and other locals. Visitors from Carthage, Valverde, San Pedro, and Socorro joined the festivities. Doctor Bacon delivered the day’s address, the San Antonio Military Band performed, and revelers enjoyed the hall later that night. Also reported: an 18 year old boy was wounded by Probate Judge A. J. Fountain, who mistook him for a burglar. the boy’s condition is cautiously hopeful. Advertisements note Halts Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Pills. Subscribe for Tux Cximtrain.
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San Antonio
A. H. Hilton
E. Montoya
Max Montoya
J. L. Pino
Carthage
Valverde
San Pedro
Luis Lopez
Bosquecito
Socorro
Doctor Bacon
Bie
Jake
Judge Fountain
A. J. Fountain
Mesilla Park
Southwest
Demurrer of Michael Cooney in Socorro Board suit
Demurrer of Michael Cooney to the Board of Education of Socorro case challenges lack of party defendants and failure to state a valid cause of action. It argues acts charged were by a public official with no personal liability, seeks dismissal, and notes limited money involved. Also includes a local agricultural note and a goat notice from San Antonio, dated June 23, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cooney
Board of Education of
Socorro
California Seaside Excursions Ticket Sale Notice
Tickets go on sale every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with return validity through November 30 1903. Round trip to San Francisco costs 55 dollars and southern California points 35 dollars. Tnos Jaguns Santa Fe Agt.
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California
San Francisco
Southern
Tnos
Jaguns
Santa Fe Agt
I. A
Cal
Tos. Jaques
Market Report Highlights Peaches Plums and Grapes
Pratts notes a well supplied market with peaches and plums and early apples. Late fruits including grapes are doing well and a heavy crop may be expected.
Socorro Cemetery Association Financial Report Summary
The Socorro Cemetery Association treasurer John Greenwald presents receipts totaling $183 25 and disbursements for posts fence and related work, noting a remaining balance of 18 25. President J P Chase signs, praising ongoing enclosure, plotting, road work, and tree planting. appeals for public support to beautify and protect resting places. The piece also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and reports on the National Encampment plans and a new local band initiative involving Socorro youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro Cemetery Association
John Greenwald
J. B. O'Gara
Kornville Koonlets
J. P. Chase
Sam Locke
Price Bros. & Co
May & Yunker
L. Eb, Kittrell
P. J. Savage
John E. Griffith
L. Baldwin
J. F. Cook
John Fullerton
Babney
Chieftain Publishing Co
Liles & Torres
J. E. Smith
Ny Mayer
W. Homer Hill
Driscoll and Hamilton
M. P
Hunter
C. Sperling
Prouss
J.P. Cuase
J. J. Lawson
Secorito Cemetery Association
Obituary for Captain Henry A Greene of Co G 1st Infantry Cal Vols
Captain Henry A Greene commander of Co G 1st Infantry California Volunteers died June 23 1903 in Providence Rhode Island at age 76. He recruited Company G from Nevada county mining camps in July 1861 and was mustered August 10 1861 at Presidio Barracks San Francisco by Major Drum becoming color company. Sole survivor of those in New Mexico after discharge August 31 1864 he was praised as brave and courteous by Samant C Martin Brigiat Co G 1st Inf Cal Vols.
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Henry A, Greene
Co. G
1St
California Volunteers
Providence
Rhode Island
Greene
Nevada County
Presidio Barracks
San Francisco
California
Drum
New Mexico
Samant C
Martin
Brigiat Co. G
Cal
Normal Institute to Open Mid August
The Normal Institute will open about the 17th of August. A large attendance of teachers is anticipated. Hon. Francisco J. Chavez, Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction, may address the assembling teachers if his duties permit. Miss Irene Tiffany has accepted a position at the NoNaing store. Albuquerque Citizen.
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Normal
Paris
Francisco J. Chavez
Territorial
Irene Tiffany
Albuquerque
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Eagle
Madras
New Mexico and
Arizona
Home Comfort
Whitney Company
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Socorro Soda 2 Bottling Works
A. F. Katzenstein, Prop
First National Bank
Frank McKee
K. Newhall
United States
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Territory of New Mexico
County of
Board of Educa*tion
City of
Territory of
H. M. Dovenenry
Lane Bros
van Pelt
Jaramillo
Notler
E. Moxtoya
San Antonio, N. M
U. S
Chicago
the Foundation of Health
Nature
A. E. Howell
Socorro Band
Normal Institute