Constitution Makers New Mexicans Urge Choosing Men of Character
The Santa Fe New Mexican editorial argues New Mexico needs capable, experienced citizens on the Constitutional Convention. It notes several former state and territorial figures, including Henry L. Waldo and L. Bradford Prince, and lists other survivors from the 1890 convention who could contribute to framing a new constitution.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexican
New Mexico
Henry L. Waldo
Las Vegas
California
L. Bradford Prince
New York
Taos
Valencia
Rio Arriba
Socorro
Warren Bristol
R. Haberland
B. S. Rodey
J. A. Whitmore
L. R. S. Paulin
R. M. White
E. 8. Stover
Alejandro Sandoval
Marcos C. de Baca
Perfector Armijo
A. C. Voorhees
E. W. Fox
Martin Lohman
C. B. Eddy
T. W. Heman
Mateo Lujan
Trinidad
County Commissioners Set County Levies and Boundaries
The county board fixed levies for general funds school fund road fund and more. They created precincts No 33 and No 24 and authorized payments to attorneys and jurists. A 50 resident petition triggered precinct creation. Mathews received a 50 year telephone franchise and delinquent Bosque del Apache taxes were settled with bonds and fees distributed. Subscribe Tor The Chieftain.
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Court House
Dionicio Baca
Quirino Baca
Socorro County
Rio Grande
Eduardo Jaramillo
Alfredo Armijo
Abran Contreras
A. A. Sedillo
H. M. Dougherty
la Joya
T. J. Matthews
Socorro Telephone Co
Socorro Company
Dougherty and Sedillo
W. E. Kelly
José E. Torres
Teacher's Institute Opens in Socorro and Sierra Counties
The joint teachers institute for Socorro and Sierra counties began in the second ward school with President C M Light of the Silver City Normal School conducting the session. Jose Antonio Torres was elected chairman, Frank L Garcia vice president, and Martin Lopes secretary. Professor Hiram Hadley spoke on the institute's work while attendance reached thirty five. Local names and notes fill the roll including students and residents, with hopes for telephonic connection to the outside world.
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Socorro
Sierra Counties
José Antonio Torres
Socorro County
Torres
C. M. Light
Silver City Normal School
Doctor Light
Delia L
School of Mines elects Eaton and Smith to key chairs in geology and mining
The School of Mines Board of Trustees elected Harry N. Eaton of New York to the geology chair and R. V. Smith of the University of Utah to mining and metallurgy. W. S. Twining was reappointed head of the preparatory department. Eaton and Smith bring strong credentials and experience to the faculty. Mayor Bursum continues improvements in Socorro, funding water system, street work, and playa improvements with local business support. W. S. Fullerton reports favorable stock conditions in Socorro county amid good water and grass after heavy snows and expects a prosperous season. Albuquerque Citizen.
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Jade Contreras
Ceboyeta
Father Moog
BE. A. Contreras
Hilario Gonzalez
Mikes
Board of Trustees
School of Mines
C. T. Brown
Harry N. Eaton
New York
R. V. Smith
University of Utah
R. W. Twining
Eaton
Colgate University
Harvard University
Smith
Consolidated Gold Mines Company
Tuscarora
Nevada
Utah
Mayor Bursum
Socorro
Kittrell
Bursum
Bernard Street
Catholic Church
Fischer Avenue
Messrs. Jas. G. Fitch
Abran Abeytas
Mounted Police
Datil Mountains
Socorro County
Fullerton
Albuquerque
Chieftain Complimented By New Mexican For Earthquake Tough
The Santa Fe New Mexican praises Socorro Chieftain for steady reporting during a week of 50 to 60 seismic shocks in which editorials and news remained bright. Anton Mayer is lauded for keeping the paper running amid the tremors as readers praised the publication’s courage and steadiness. Also notes catarrh cure claims from Hall’s company and lists recent marriage licenses in the probate office, plus a mining output report for 1908 by Dr BF Jones.
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Socorro
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Gem City
Sunshine Territory
New Mexican
Socorro Chieftain
Anton Mayer
Hail
Hall
F. J. Caenry A
Toledo
BF. A. Jones
Treasury Department
United States
Albuquerque
Bursum Returns from Albuquerque Visit
Hon. H. O. Bursum arrived Wednesday morning after a two or three day trip to Albuquerque. He was said to be consulting with leading political figures of the territory, suggesting possible developments in politics.
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H. O. Bursum
Albuquerque
Mayor Bursum Denies Turmoil in Socorro Plans Hotel
Socorro mayor H C Bursum assures residents no new earthquake damage beyond light tremors and notes ongoing water tunnel work. preparations underway for a thirty room hotel on Bernard Street near the park as the town returns to normal. The article also carries a letter from Captain Geo H Pettis, now Rhode Island State Sealer, praising local coverage and joint statehood debates.
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H. C. Bursum
Socorro
Albuquerque
Bursuim
Bursum
Bernard Street
W. E. Martin
Geo. H. Pettis
Mr. Martin
Captain Pettis
Socorro County
Providence
Rhode Island
R. L
Wm. —. Martin
New Mexico
New Mexican Review
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Earthquake scare ends as tremor eases in Socorro
Earthquake fears subside with only light tremors remaining in Socorro. Officials report no serious damage while warning against sensational newspaper reports that caused unnecessary alarm across the territory. Fresh vegetables advertised at Winkler's.
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Socorro
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Florence L. Miller
Jessie Hoy
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Matias Bustos
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Robert Barnes
San Marcial
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