Socorro Fourth of July Celebrates Iseboro Armijo Oration
Socorro marked Independence Day with a large crowd and orderly, enthusiastic events under the Spanish American Alliance. Highlights included a grand procession, Isidoro Armijo of Las Cruces delivering a Spanish oration, sporting events with cash prizes, grand fireworks, and a well attended ball at the opera house. Hon. W. E. Martin led organizing efforts and looked toward Socorro county's Second Annual Fair.
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Socorro
Opera House
Gerruditas Dreyfus
Henry Dreyfus
W. D. Newcomb
Santa Fe
Isidoro Armijo
Amos E. Green
Abran Abeyta
A. C. Torres
Aniceto C. Abeytia
Lloyd Mayer
Bardino Biavaschi
Socorro Telephone Company
California Street
Manzanares Avenue
Abeyta
Socorro Lodge of the Alliance
W. E. Martin
Las Cruces
Fair Grounds
Socorro White Sox
San Marcial Browns
Alexander Harrison
Ramon Olguin
J. M. McGraw
Lorenzo Rivera
Frank Trujillo
Jennie Baca
Olguin
Doll
Rebee Baca
Rosita Vigil
J. Olguin
Willard Hill
Oliver Harris
Romero
Gabriel Gonzales
D. Sullivan
Ineete Barreras
Martin's Short Maid
Sullivan
Fischer
J. J. Leeson
Mr. Martin
Socorro County
Legion
Teachers' Association Summer School and Local Events
County Superintendent D. A. Ortega leads a two week summer school for the Socorro County Teachers' Association directed by W. D. Sterling of Albuquerque. Enrollment includes Marcellino Josola Garcia Giron Chavez Sanchez Abeyta Zimmerly Vigil Alderete Chavez Winkler. Local Masonic lodge sells property near J. Leeson's line to E. A. Drake. A new business block is planned on the burned foundations. G. B. Cook's back injured in a post office corner mishap as A. L. Mitchell unties a team causing an overturn and smash up.
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D. A. Ortega
Socorro County Teachers’ Association
W. D. Sterling
Albuquerque
P. A. Marcellino
Ciriaco Josola
Gregorio Garcia
Florencio Giron
Solomon Chavez
Alejandro M. Sanchez
Amador
Masonic Lodge
J. J. Leeson
E. A. Drake
Notice of Public Land Claims in New Mexico
Public notice records two 1908 land filings. William Gardiner of Magdalena seeks final proof for a homestead entry No. 395 in Magdalena with witnesses Farr Allen Giner Sanders. Guada lupe Trujillo of Quemada seeks final five year proof for a homestead application No. 7358 with witnesses Baca Leiba G. Baca Tafolla.
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Department
Thinthrion
Lax Cruces
N. M
William Gardiner
Magdalena
Hies
Lamestead
WBEM
SWYSW
E. H. Sweet
Socorro
David Farr
J. M. Allen
Chas. G Diner
W. P. Sanders
Department OF the Interion
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
Guadalupe Trujillo
Quemada
N. M. P. Meridian
N. ML
Aare
Jesus Maria Baca
Sabino Leiba
Nazario G. Baca
Serapio Tafolla
Quemado
Socorro to Erect Hundred Ton Smelter at Once
Socorro to receive a one hundred ton daily smelter with a five ton converter. Pan American Federal Smelting and Refining Company to erect the plant on land donated by the city after locals subscribed over ten thousand dollars in stock. The project, part of a four smelter system, aims for completion in about ninety days.
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The
Pan-American Federal Smelting and Refining Company
Socorro
Pan- American Federal Smelting and Refining Company
J. A. Lowe
Bursum
C. T. Brown
J. W. Smith
Pan-American Company
Mr. Lowe
Magdalena
Arizona
W. T. Stewart
Eugene Weiss
Jesse B. Payne
W.F. Schneider
J.T. Stapleton
van Horn
Texas
Nogales
Lordsburg
New Mexico
el Paso
Good Game of Ball Kelly vs Socorro Ends With White Sox Rally
Sunday’s game between Kelly and Socorro drew steady crowds with swift umpiring by G. E. Cook. Kelly led early six to two, but Socorro White Sox blasted six runs in the fourth, finishing with Kelly adding only one more run.
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Kelly
Socorro
G. E. Cook
White Sox
White
Prisoners Sentenced Snap to Penitentiary in Local Jail Case
Sheriff Aniceto C. Abeytia and Deputy Henry Dreyfus took Ben Roberts and Procorro Elias to Santa Fe after sentencing. Roberts receives three years for flourishing a gun during a jail break incident, while Elias is sentenced to eighteen months for stabbing Carpio Galindro to death at Carthage.
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Aniceto C. Abeytia
Henry Dreyfus
Santa Fe
Ben Roberts
Procorro Elias
Roberts
Elias
Carpio Galindro
Carthage
Loss From Lightning At Socorro County Farm
Ciriaco Jojola attending a summer school in Socorro County reports a severe storm Monday evening. Lightning struck his valley farm barn about four miles away, destroying the barn and alfalfa and other stored property. Loss estimated at 300.
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Ciriaco Josola
Socorro County Teachers’ Association
Territorial Convention Set For August Nomination in Santa Fe
An Albuque rque dispatch reports the Republican territorial central committee met to set Monday August 17 as the date for the territorial convention in Santa Fe to nominate a delegate to the Sixty-first Congress. County representation mirrors the Silver City March 21 arrangement.
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Albuquerque
Republican Territorial Central Committee
H. O. Bursum
Santa Fe
Silver City
Baseball Game Tomorrow at the Fairgrounds
Tomorrow a baseball game is planned at the fairgrounds. The Carthage team will challenge the White Sox to show the game. Conrado A. Baca aims to strengthen the Socorro team within a week to command respect from the best.
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Fairgrounds
Carthage
White Sox
Conrado A. Baca
Socorro
Fair Association Meeting At Court House Tonight
All members of the Socorro County Fair association are called to meet at 8 o clock this evening in the sheriff s office at the courthouse. Attendance is open to everyone, whether or not they are members.
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Socorro County Fair Association
Aniceto C. Abeytia
Court House
Presbyterian Services This Sunday
Sunday school at the Presbyterian church starts at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. The 11 o clock sermon will cover the life of Samuel. An evening sermon at 8 o clock will discuss the book of Jude.
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Presbyterian Church
Samuel
Jude
Reserve Fourth of July Celebrations Report
A Reserve county news recap notes a dry spell, visits by Mr. Brooks the hide inspector, and trips by Steve Theron and Albert Hudson to Alma for the Fourth. Sunday school, a neighborhood picnic at Mr Hamby’s, a basket dinner, a dance with more ladies than gentlemen, and plentiful firecrackers mark the holiday. Out of town visitors include Mayberry and children, Kiehne family, Wm Criswell, Durfee Wells’ Tay lor, Tom Hayes, Brooks, and Henry Graham.
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Brooks
Steve Theron
Albert Hudson
Alma
Mr. Hamby
Banquet Attendees Praise Pan-American Company Prospects
Landlord L. F. Hoffman hosted a Thursday evening banquet for President J. W. Smith and Attorney J. A. Lowe of the Pan-American company. Attorney John E. Griffith acted as toastmaster and speeches highlighted bright prospects for Socorro. Attendees included Mayor H. O. Bursum and numerous local figures.
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L. F. Hoffman
Park House
J. W. Smith
J. A. Lowe
Pan-American Company
John E. Griffith
Socorro
H. O. Bursum
Joseph Price
Jose Epitacio Torres
Abran Abeyta
A. Mayer
W. H. Hill
F. H. Gregg
A.S. Potter
J. J. Leeson
M. Loewenstein
Jos. E. Smith
J.B. Crusan
A. Winkler
E. A. Drake
Sunday School Picnic at Gillett Farm Next Thursday
The Presbyterian Sunday school invites all to a morning picnic at the Gillett farm next Thursday. Children should assemble at the park at eight o'clock, bring lunch baskets, and ten cents to help defray the expense for Riga.
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Gillett Farm
Presbyterian Sunday School
Park
Riga
Fourth of July Festivities in Socorro and Carthage Celebrate Local Hospitality
A San Antonio and Carthage Fourth of July celebration featured sack and foot races, a 10 inning ball game with San Marcial winning 17 16 in the morning and Socorro 8 7 in the afternoon. Carthage won an exciting 8 8 contest to secure a 100 dollar purse. Notables included H O Bursum and J A Hilton. About 4,500 attended in San Antonio with no accidents reported.
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San Antonio
Carthage
Socorro
Albuquerque
San Marcial
New
Rio Grande Valley
Ross Weber
Weber and Fields
New York
P. A. Allaire
New Mexico Midland Railroad
Bryan and Kern Nominated in Denver for Presidency and VP
William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and John Worth Kern of Indiana were nominated yesterday in Denver as Democratic candidates for president and vice president of the United States.
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Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Denver
United States
City Improvement Association Meets Thursday Evening
The City Improvement association will hold a meeting Thursday at eight o'clock in the hose house. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
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The
City Improvement Association
Hose House
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Iseboro Armijo
Giaemo
the Teachers’ Association
G. BE. Cook
A. L. Mitchell
Kelly and
Territorial Convention
Fair Association Meeting
Presbyterian Services
Hoffman
the Park House
Hall
F. J. Conwry & Co
Toledo
San Antonio and
Cathage
Bryan and Kern
Association
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