Notice of public sale of Greyhound Mining claim in Socorro NM
Special Master Joux EB. Guierrit announces under court order the public auction of the Greyhound Mining claim in the Magdalena Mining District Socorro County New Mexico. Sale at the courthouse front door in Socorro at ten o'clock a.m. on a July 6 date, cash to highest bidder. Parcel includes 20.66 acres with most of it touching the Graphic lode and a defined boundary line. The notice cites complex survey bearings and adjustments and the need to deduct 5.84 acres to be separated.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
County of
Socorro
James G. Fitch
Cerita B. Manderfield
Lowi
Court House
Territory of New Mexico
Greyhound
Magdalena
Greyhound Lode
U. 8
Joux EB. Guierrit
Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest
Notice is given that lands within the Gila National Forest totaling about 4H acres are subject to settlement and entry under homestead laws. The lands listed include portions of sections in townships and ranges in New Mexico. Applications by individuals such as Gertrude Rey Hulda, Joen Karl, Harvey K. Gallia, and Fred Dennett are noted with six other named parcels for possible entry, with a August 3 deadline and prior rights to qualified settlers.
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National Forest
Gila National Forest
X. Sf
U Matee
United State
Cracen
New Mexico
Bota
May
Gertride Rey Hulda
Lana
Joen Karl
Liana
Mexico
Hela
Harvey K. Gailia
Rese
New Measey
Awd
Children’s Day Exercises at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church held Children’s Day exercises featuring school songs, responsive readings, and recitations by Sunday school children. The program included vocal solos, joint recitations, choir selections, and a well received overall performance. An ice cream social in the park hosted by the Ladies’ Aid raised 51 dollars, with lantern decorations and appetizing refreshments.
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Presbyterian Church
Clara Bursum
Robert Noble
Sadie Avery
Beulah Bowman
Louise Terry
Frank Baer
Stanley May
Ladies’ Aid Society
N A Field Registered at Park House Yesterday
N A Field of Puertecito was registered at the Park House yesterday.
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N. A
Park House
Former Judge McMillan Dead in Denver
Telegram from Denver announced the death of Hon. Daniel H. McMillan former judge of this district. District court adjourned as a mark of respect and a resolutions committee praised his mind, heart and esteem in New Mexico. Born 1848 New York City he studied at Cornell, practiced in Buffalo before moving west. He served as associate justice of the New Mexico supreme court and judge of the fifth district, retiring in 1902. He died in Denver on the 4th after a brave illness. Episcopal services will be led by Rev. Dr. Cook at Albuquerque next Monday at eight.
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Frank W. Parker
Denver
Dan'l H. McMillan
Vut
H. M. Dougherty
McMillan
New Mexico
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Third Judicial District Court
Daniel H. McMillan
Supreme Court of
New York City
Cornell University
Buffalo
New York
Trisee
New York State Normal
Buffalo Library
New York State Republican Committee
New York State Bar Association
State Asylum
McKinley
Supreme Court
Territory of
Fifth
Socorro
Baseball Tomorrow at the Fair Grounds
A baseball game is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the fair grounds between San Marcial and Socorro. A good game is promised, so turnout is encouraged for what should be an exciting contest.
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Fair Grounds
San Marcial
Socorro
Students Batchelder and Bear Return From Mountain Trip
Jas H Batchelder Jr and G C Bear of the School of Mines rode over the mountains to Rosedale, returning Tuesday evening with appetites unimpaired after a several days journey and pleasant excursion.
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Jas. H. Batchelder, Jr
G. C. Bear
School of Mines
Rosedale
District Court in Session in Socorro County
The June term opened in Socorro with Hon. Frank W. Parker and a junta of officials present. The grand jury met, reporting sixteen true bills and nine no bills after sixty five witnesses, while civil docket cases include divorces, dismissals, and several judgments against defendants under mining and gambling law prosecutions. The city board of education reconvened to re elect teachers for the next school year, confirming last year’s staff: Principal R. W. Twining, Sisters of Loretto Delia Harris and Helen Gildersleeve, and Martin Lopez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro County
Frank W. Parker
Supreme Court of the
Territory of New Mexico
Third Judicial District Court
H. A. Wolford
Aniceto C. Abeytia
W. E. Martin
Minnie McGlinchey
Jose Gonzales
Elias E. Baca
Eli. S. Stapleton
Leandro Baca
Foreman
Juan Birner
Abelino Gutierrez
Pedro Savedra
Sesario Carrillo
Seferino Bustos
Moises Sanchez
Simon Barela
Ramon Castillo
Secundino Abeyta
Procopio Armijo
Jose Apodaca
Clemente Armijo
Isaias Chavez
Faustin Gonzales
R. C. Ross
EB. V. Baca
Adelino Gonzales
Emilio N. Baca
Manuel Salazar
Felix Pine
Board of Education
Dougherty & Griffith
R. W. Twining
Loretto
Delia Harris
Helen Gildersleeve
Martin Lopez
Doctor and Mrs Duncan to Attend AMA Meeting in Chicago
Doctor and Mrs C G Duncan left last Saturday for Chicago where the doctor planned to attend the annual meeting of the American Medical Association. On the return trip Mrs Duncan will visit Eastern Star chapters in the northern territory in her role as Worthy Grand Matron. Advertise in The Chieftain.
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C. G. Duncan
Chicago
American Medical Association
Democratic Delegates Chosen At Roswell Convention
The Roswell Democratic convention elected county delegates to the territorial convention. Temporary chair H W Russell presided. permanent chair F L M Dougherty spoke on assuming duties. J Diefenbach secretary and A C Torres served as interpreter. Delegates to the Denver national convention were P De Young J Diefenback Benj Sanchez H M Dougherty W A Russell HM A Brachvogel B A Pino Silvestre Esquibel Meliton Torres and Jas G Pitch.
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Roswell
Jas. G. Fitch
County Central Committee
H. W. Russell
Magdalena
FL. M. Dougherty
Dougherty
J. Diefenbach
A. C. Torres
el Defensor del Pueblo
Committee On
Mr. Bryan
Larrazolo
Congress
A. A. Jones
Deleites
Denver
P. de Young
J. Diefenback
Benj. Sanchez
H. M. Dougherty
W. A. Russell
HM. A. Brachvogel
B. A. Pino
Silvestre Esquibel
Mel
Iton Torres
Jas. G. Pitch
Go East for Cash to Build Colorado Columbus Railroad
A report from El Paso notes President A O Bailey and General Attorney George Estes have traveled to New York to finalize financing for the Colorado Columbus and Mexican railroad. Correspondence with eastern capitalists has progressed, with work expected to begin soon as ties were purchased weeks ago. A contract for 150 miles of roadbed will be let after their return, with 3000 men anticipated to work on the line in the coming weeks.
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Socorro County
el Paso
A. O. Bailey
George Estes
New York
Bailey
Eastern
Columbus
New Mexico
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial notice 1886
Frank J Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notices claim internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, testimonials sent free, pills for constipation sold by druggists at 75 cents.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Coenny
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cunsny & Co
Fire breaks out at Becker Mactavish mill in Magdalena
A large portion of the Becker Mactavish lumber stock burned in a fire that started around eight o'clock Tuesday evening at Magdalena. The cause is not yet known, with possibilities including careless matches or a passing locomotive.
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Becker-Mactavish Company
Magdalena
Francisco Luna y Garcia Obituary in Sierra County
Francisco Luna y Garcia died at his Monticello home after a brief illness. A well known Sierra county resident, he served twice as Sierra county superintendent of public schools. He was about 35, survived by a wife and two children, and belonged to the Spanish American Lodge No. 18. Lodge members traveled to Monticello for his funeral, mourned across Sierra county.
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Francisco Luna Y Garcia
Socorro County
Monticello
Sierra County Advocate
Sierra County
Lodge No. 18
Garcia
Sierra Counter
Faculty of School of Mines summer plans outlined
Faculty members will spend breaks in diverse locations. Eckhard returns to Cedar Falls Iowa while Smiths visit Utah and Richer heads to southern California. Adams plans Socorro area work and Waldron moves to Colorado before joining the University of Arizona. Noble travels to Indianapolis with a Chicago stop before returning to Socorro. Jones sees rail line progress. Falghum carries cattle to Kansas City. Luna ships wool from Magdalena.
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School of Mines
Follo
GF. Eckhard
Cedar Falls
Iowa
R. V. Smith
Utah
Professor Smith
W. L. Richer
Californaa
Los Angeles
San Diego
A. K. Adams
Socorro
RE. W. Waldron
Colorado
University of Arizona
R. P. Noble
Robert
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mrs. Noble
Professor Noble
Chicago
Chavez visits Socorro on quiet farming day
Clemente Chavez of Clemente Chavez & Son, Polvadera, was in Socorro on business Thursday but had none to attend at court. He noted farming activity is light in the valley as farmers begin the first cutting of alfalfa.
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Clemente Chavez
Clemente Chavez & Son
Polvadera
Socorro
Chavez
Memorial Day Exercises in Socorro Draw Lively Attendance
Memorial Day exercises in Socorro last Saturday drew praise as the most successful in recent years. A long procession formed on the plaza including private carriages public conveyances veterans the hose company the choir and flower girls. At the cemeteries music prayers and flowered graves followed. Rev M Matthieson led an earnest prayer then Attorney John E Griffith delivered an excellent address. Judge W E Martin spoke with admiration and effort. The program closed with patriotic choir selections.
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Socorro
Hose Company
M. Matthieson
John E. Griffith
Martin
Seventeenth Wedding Anniversary Dinner in Socorro
HON W E MARTIN and wife hosted a Wed evening anniversary dinner in Socorro with pink decor and seven courses. Guests included Mesdames Brown Bursum Dougherty Fitch Griffith and Parker and Messrs Dougherty Fitch Griffith Drake. Mrs McCreary and infant son arrived en route to Magdalena. F G Bartlett reported wool shipments, Kelly mine set to blast, and Graphic layoffs.
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W. E. Martin
Socorro
W. H. Bartlett
Santa Fe
C. T. Brown
H. O. Bursum
H. M. Dougherty
Jas. G. Fitch
John E. Griffith
Frank W. Parker
Messrs
John . Griffith
J. A. Drake
F.G. Bartlett
Magdalena
Kelly
The
Graphic
Leeson Works On Manzanares Ave Building After Fire
J. J. Leeson is repairing his recently purchased building on Manzanares avenue to ready it for occupancy. The work aims to erase the visible signs of the recent fire and restore usable space.
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J. J. Leeson
Manzanares Avenue
San Antonio Visitor Reports Sheep Flock Rise and Dry Ranges
M Apodaca of San Antonio said during his visit yesterday that his flocks near San Antonio and Water Canon have increased by ninety percent this spring and that the ranges are now a little dry.
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M. Apodaca
San Antonio
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Ladies’ Aid
Doctor Cook
Albuquerque
Episcopal Church
Grand Jury
Jessie Watson
William D. Watson
Ismael Aragon
Rcardo Lobato
Criminat
George Spurgeon
Nolle
Bob Phillips
R. B. Brown
Noile
Olosio Jaramillo
Territory
Juan Maria Gomez
W. A. Brumbach
Robert Moulton
Colorado, Columbus, and Mexican Railroad
W. J. Jones
Alma
J.O. Falghum
Solomon Luna
Mr. Luna
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