Taos County Miner Skeptical Over Local Resources
A letter from Taos New Mexico responds to Prof. F A Jones on the geology survey questions. The writer claims Taos county has no mines and labels local residents as a low grade and refractory class. The piece also notes a $300 cash prize for fruit and vegetable exhibitors at the Territorial Fair in Albuquerque and a rental notice for furnished rooms.
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Albuquerque
F. A. Jones
Geological Survey
Henvees de Lobo
N. M
Taos County
Territorial Fair Association
Burro of Jerome Drinks Beer Draws Local Laughs
A Jerome burro known for his fondness of beer is described as a jovial character who visits St. Ehno for drink and causes locals to chase him in lively scenes. The Albuquerque Citizen notes the routine antics draw crowds of boys and amusement. Also mentioned is a Socorro county teachers examination set for August 5 at the first ward school in Socorro city, withcertificates required from hopeful teachers. Young cow ponies for sale are advertised by F. Fischer.
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Jerome
Arizona
St. Ehno
Albuquerque
Socorro County
City of
Socorro
Jose Antonio ,Torres
Board of Examiners
F. Bartlett
Magdalena
Bartlett
Normal Institute in Socorro County Largest in Territory
The Normal Institute in Socorro County opened in Socorro with 13 students, rising to 21. Superintendent José Antonio Torres was elected chair, with J J Prajillo as clerk and A Drake as conductor. Hon Amado Chavez visited and praised attendance and work.
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Normal Institute
Socorro County
José Antonio Torres
J.j.prajillo
A. Drake
Delia L. Harris
Marillita Lopez
Ciriaco Jojola
J. J. Trujillo
Martin
E. M. Chavez
Gregorio Abeyta
José A. Baca
Avelino Lopez
M. B. Torres
Maximo Baca
Amado Chavez
Territorial
Socorro
Chavez
Aniceto C. Abeytia
A. A. Sedillo
Anastacio C. Torres
J.J. Trujillo
Delia
Harris
Maximinio P. Baca
Ciriaco Josola
Avelino Lopes
EB. M. Chavez
Martin Lopez
Julian F. Luna
Gregorio Garcia
José M. Lopez
Maximo B. Baca
Julian J. Trujillo
Matias B. Torres
José Antonio Baca
Sosteno Aragon
David Flores
Romualdo Gonzales
Adela Bourguet
Roberto Gonzales
Carlota Sayles
Martin relief bill ruled unconstitutional by judge
Judge John R. McFie of the first judicial district declared the Martin flood sufferers relief act of 1905 void. The measure appropriated 50000 for thirteen of New Mexico's counties and four cities including Socorro to build dykes and supply seed grain. The ruling cites the Springer Act and notes the act is local and for a private purpose, with funds issued to meet the appropriation's debt.
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John R. McFie
New Mexico
Socorro County
First Judicial District
W.E. Martin
Thirty-Sixth Legislative Assembly
Socorro
Albuquerque
San Marcial
Hillsboro
McFie
Congress
T. B. Catron
Santa Fe
Large Addition to Gila Reserve Expands 1 Million Acres
Supervisor McClure reports from Washington that about 1 000 000 acres east and south of the Gila reserve are added, bringing total area to roughly 3 250 000 acres. Fort Bayard Pinos Altos Bear creek Black Range Kingston and surrounding country are included. Ranger force will increase from twelve to twenty five to guard the expanded tract.
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McClure
Gila Forest Reserve
Washington
Gila Reserve
Albuquerque
United States
Fort Bayard
Pinos Altos
Bear Creek
Black Range
Kingston
Fires Destroy Santa Fe Granary on Fort Marcy Site
Early Tuesday morning the old government granary on Fort Marcy in Santa Fe burned down totally. The large frame structure served as a warehouse and held six car loads of hotel furniture, owned by Otto Retsch with an estimated loss of 8000 dollars, partly insured. Authorities suspect incendiary origin as the site sat on a vacant lot away from other buildings. This marks the third major Santa Fe fire in recent months. Crossman Brothers dissolves partnership, Charles M Crossman to continue business and assume all old firm debts. Fresh fruits in season at Winkler's.
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Fort Marcy
Santa Fe
Capital City
Otto Retsch
Albuquerque
Telephone link to Socorro expected by January
Captain T J Matthews returns from Caballo mountains where he supervised erecting a branch line between Socorro and the Southwestern Lead and Zinc plant fifteen miles away. He plans to begin the Water Canyon branch Monday and hopes the Socorro to Magdalena line is active in 15 days enabling a hello to Denver by January 1. Surveyors finish Socorro Las Vegas long distance route. completion in 1906 will connect Denver and El Paso.
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T. J. Matthews
Socorro
Denver
Las Vegas
el Paso
Santa Fe Warns Boys Against Trespassing Trains
Santa Fe officials urge arrests of boys trespassing on railroad yards after dangerous incidents in Socorro. Officials note trainmen cannot prevent accidents and stress safety during school vacation.
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Santa Fe
Socorro
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Whitney Company
Southwest
First St
Albuquerque, N. M
First National Bank
Joshua 8. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
A. T
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams Family
Socorro Drug and Supply CO
Hie County
J. M. Robinson
Grant Avenue
F. Fischer
the Normal Institute
Frank W. Parker
Silver City
Upper
Gila
Thomas Lyons
Parker
Chas, M. Crossman
George A. Crossman
Crossman Brothers
Chas. M. Crossman
Chas. M, Crossman Granoe
A. Crossman
Winkler's
Otero
Reynolds
Winkler’s
Comisionados DE Condado
el Cuerpo de Comisionados de Condado
el Jueves
Julio
Estaban Presentes Los Comisionados
Eduardo Jaramillo
Alfredo Armijo
Abran Contreras
B. A. Pino
Leandro Baca
Alguacil Mayor
el Cuerpo de Comisionados de Condade
Gardiner
Montoya
A.E. Rouiller
Akatael Mendoza
W. H. Sanders & Son
Juanita Vigil de Luna
Matias Contreras
Juan José Baca
Vicente Chaves Y Torres
Victor Suis
Aes Margaret Bruton
Vivianita G. Chavez
Abel Chavez
José Maria Rome
Francisco V. Chavez
José Ignacio Aragon
Manuel S. Pino
Gumesindo Benavidez
J.P. Worrell
Juan 8. Chavez
Jacobo B.chavez
Francisco Landovazo
Juan Sanchez Y Vigil
José Chavez Y Bace
Melquiades Aragon
Amado Aragon
Solomon Luna
Diego Armijo
P. A. Romero
Teofilo Jaramillo
Donaciano Apodaca
F. Kiehne
H. T. Maybery
Luciano Chavez
Red River Cattle Co
John E. Griffith
Victor Lopez
R. E. Montgome
Mary Fitch
J. H. Hilton
Frank Abeytia
A.C. Abeytia
A.C. Abey
Juan José Romero
José C. Montoya
Francisco Castillo Chico
Francisco Castillo Chico Sheep Co. S 3,000 00 Juan Garcia Frank Hubbell
Price Bros. & Co
Francisco Armijo
Hood Bros
Elfego Baca
Bursum
Selena del Arhoron
Acheca
José EB. Terminando Junior
Fianzas de Carniceros
Fueron Vease
Pagina
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