Proceedings At Court Territorial Cases Dismissed For Want Of Funds
A New Mexico territorial docket reports multiple dispositions last week due to lack of funds. Judgments favored plaintiffs in several cases including the Socorro National Bank suit against Leopoldo Contreras and multiple ejectment and assumpsit actions. Divorces and notes remain on record with one special master appointed to sell if payments lapse.
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Socorro National Bank
Leopoldo Contreras
Socorro County
Territory
Francisco Bargas
Same
W. C. Heacock
Browne & Manzanares Co
Benicio F
Bee Publishing Company
H. Bonem
Thomas B. Catron
H. J. Abernathy
Fire at the Graphic Mine near Madalena damages plant
Fire at about 6 p m Wednesday June 2 swept part of the Graphic mine dump near Madalena. It damaged the boiler room engine house and timbering but spared pre chutes bins and trestles, allowing expected resumption of shipments after a brief delay. A later note mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and associated endorsements from Toledo.
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Graphic
Madalena
Sheep Thief Ralph Baird Seized in Socorro County Jail
Ralph Baird an alleged leader of a sheep theft ring is jailed in Socorro County after Sheriff Baca brought him from Silver City. Judge Green set a $5,000 bond for future freedom, which has not been posted, while Baird awaits grand jury action and faces charges for stealing 150 sheep from José Ignacio Aragon last fall.
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Ralph
Jose Tenaelo Aragon
Ralph Baird
Ieader
Socorro County
Bob Lewis
Baird
José Inacio Aragon
Baca
Silver City
Green
Bob
San Antonio and Carthage Railway Company Formed
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports the San Antonio and Carthage Railway Company articles of incorporation filed with the territorial secretary. The line from San Antonio to Carthage in Socorro County is authorized for 50 years with $140,000 capital, 1,400 shares at $100 each. Incorporators include Daniel H. McMillan, IL O. Bursum, Simon Nusbauny, J. Ho Vaughn, Kaward L. Bartlett, and directors Morton K. McMillan and Ross McMillen. McMillan named treasurer.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
San Antonio
Daniel H. McMillan
Socorro
O. Bursum
Simon Nusbauny
J. Ho Vaughn
Kaward L. Bartlett
Santa Fe
Morton K. McMillan
Ross McMillen
Daniel McMillan
Trustees in Session Faculty Chosen for Next Year
The New Mexico School of Mines board met in this city on Tuesday with Hon. Juan José Baca presiding. A portion of the faculty was chosen for the ensuing year including Charles Rollin Keyes, William C. Emery, O. R. Smith, C. Edward Magnusson, Rh. A. Drake, J. F. Atkinson, R. H. Berry, Dell Riddell, M. P. Hunter, and others. The session covered routine business and selections.
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New Mexico School of Mines
Juan José Baca
C. T. Brown
F. G. Bartlett
A. H. Hilton
A. E. Rouiller
Charles Rollin Keyes
William C. Emery
O. R. Smith
C. B
C. Edward Magnusson
Rh. A. Drake
J. F. Atkinson
B. L
R. H. Berry
Dell
Riddell
B. S
M. P. Hunter
Miner Pedro Sais Killed by Rock Fall at Kelly Mine
In Magdalena district Socorro reports a fatal mine accident at Kelly Mine. Pedro Sais of San Acasio died after being crushed by falling rock in No 4 level. he survived only a half hour. He leaves a wife.
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Pedro Sais
San Acasio
Socorra
Kelly
Magdalena
Sais
Rates to St Looks and Return Season Tickets 1904
Summary of railway rates. Season tickets to St Louis set at 860.50 valid until December 15, 1904. Sixty day tickets priced at 850.40 and fifteen day tickets at 39.80. Tickets allow travel from date of sale up to fifteen days from departure. Agent Tos Jagu Santa Be Agt.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Siuif
Wyoming
Texas
Ucset
St. Louie
Jagu
Fourth Annual New Mexico Sunday School Convention Date Set
The New Mexico Sunday School Association will hold its fourth annual convention in Albuquerque on June 21 22 and 23 1904. Speakers include John R McFie Santa Fe F P Dunlavy Santa Fe A C Geyer Las Vegas R A A Wilson Pueblo Colo Walter Hill Arizona Association and Mary Foster Bryner Peoria IL. The program is to be published soon.
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New Mexico Oranization
Albuquerque
New Mexico Sunday School Association
John R. McFie
Santa Fe
FP. E. Dunlavy
Dunlavy Mercantile Company
A.C. Geyer
Las Vegas
R. A. A. Wilson
Pueblo
Colo
Walter Hill
Arizona Association
Mary Foster Bryner
Peoria
Bryner
Jerusalem
International Sunday School Association
Prisoners arrive at territorial penitentiary
Three United States prisoners from Socorro were brought to the territorial pen Saturday. Newland Lamar 28 pleaded guilty to raising low denomination bills to higher values and received six years. John P Ray 34 was convicted of the same offense and got nine years. John O Payne 26 pleaded guilty to embezzling six letters from the mails and received one to 26 years. United States Deputy Marshals Wiley and Berry oversaw the transfer.
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United States
Newland Lamar
John P. 3
John O. Payne
Socorro
Pope
Territorial Penitentiary
Wiley
Berry
Lamar
John P. Ray
Ray
Edward A Mann Appointed Sixth Associate Justice
Edward A Mann of Las Cruces is named by President Roosevelt to be the sixth associate justice of the territorial supreme court. He had the endorsement of the territorial Republican organization and strong external backing, with favorable evidence of character and fitness cited as reasons for the appointment.
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Edward A. Mann
Las Cruces
Roosevelt
Territorial Supreme Court
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers in Rio Grande Lodge
At a regular meeting of Rio Grande Lodge No. 3 Knights of Pythias officers for the ensuing term were elected. F. Fischer became chancellor commander, Jos Greenwald vice-chancellor, R. W. Lewis prelate, A. Mayer master of work, Saml C. Meek keeper of record and seal, H. W. Boutwell master of finance, M. Loewenstein master of exchequer, Jos Wolf master at arms, Julius Campredon inner guard, J J Leeson outer guard.
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Rio Grande Lodge No. 3
Knights of Pythias
F. Fischer
Jos, Greenwald
R. JW. Lewis
A. Mayer
Sam'l C. Meek
H. W. Boutwell
M. Loewenstein
Jos. Wolf
Julius Campredon
J. J. Leeson
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted to Readers
An advertisement asks readers to test Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and urges those cured to recommend it. The copy claims Kodol digests food and cures indigestion and stomach troubles while boosting strength by aiding digestion and blood nutrition. It emphasizes pleasant taste.
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Socorro Drug and Supply Co
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