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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
2
The text references Troan Indians likely to follow game laws in the mining district of Magdalen and Kelly in New Mexico Carr. It mentions Carr WoC, Rei as attorney general of New Mexico, and Captain Reid expected to vindicate Governor Hagerman's choice of a legal adviser.
A reader notes the king in Hamlet might be likened to a meat packer when he declares his offence is rank and smells to heaven. The line invokes primal eldest curse and a brother's murder as the source of guilt.
A sharp warning from President Roosevelt targets meat packers over reported revolting practices. The speaker argues that if such abuses prevail the punishment should extend beyond mere execution, deeming it a mercy only if criminals hang.
It is estimated that Kansas will raise a wheat crop this year amounting to eighty million bushels. The state is set to gain notoriety, as wheat production is seen as more profitable than cultivating cranks or other concerns.
Hon W H Wotwaxn, the new district attorney, has created a good impression at this term of the Socorro county court. Mr Wolford can be relied upon to discharge the duties of his office with zeal and good judgment.
W. E. Martin maintains a sterling reputation as the most efficient district clerk in New Mexico. The neatness and dispatch with which he disposes of official business praised by all concerned.
The city of Socorro has seen business conditions emerge from a six year low with a steadily accelerating upturn. Observers note the improving mood and growing optimism as the economy gains momentum in the region.
The Las Vegas Optic has appeared in a new dress and considerably enlarged. The paper has been greatly improved in recent years and is a credit to the thriving town and to the Territory at large, reflecting the prosperity it evidently enjoys.
Frank W. Hox Parken convened the regular June term of district court for Socorro county with a strong fund and ample time. Judge Parker is noted for using both resources to good advantage, hinting at a long and productive term ahead.
In his grand jury charge Judge Parker stated he was informed the Sunday closing law was being observed by saloon keepers in Socorro County. The Chieftain believes Parker's information, as the county appears to keep the lid screwed down tight on Sundays.
A formal state commission report states the San Francisco quake arose from relief of crustal tension, prompting reflections that sufferers may endure losses with fortitude and recall the catastrophe with composure.
The mayor shows resolve to fix the water problem and to complete cement sidewalks on Manzanares avenue. Public sentiment supports these moves as city conditions improve and approval turns into demand for action.
The governor expresses strong hope for New Mexico statehood, citing favorable popular sentiment. Voters in the territory likely favor statehood under reasonable terms, while Arizona’s stance suggests rough sailing for the joint proposition unless public sentiment has shifted recently.
Senator Foraker opposes the amended joint statehood bill amid likely floor clashes in the House and Senate after the conference report. The Territories party shows indifference turning to disgust as Congress veers between vacillating and trifling actions, with New Mexico voters growing wary.
An article extols traditional womanhood duties and links domestic health to wife success. It argues modern women lack vigor for maternal roles, urging use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to cure womanly diseases and restore health for motherhood and household duties. It includes testimonial quotes and publisher claims.
Readers are urged to weigh the prospect of statehood as the Territory grows its rich natural resources. When Congress considers statehood, locals may cast votes reflecting their own views with scant deference to Washington’s thinkers.
Story recalls how Sir Henry Irving refused gifts from admirers, citing his pacifist stance during the Russo Japanese war and a Russian wolf hound present declined due to a Japanese valet and peace principles. Also notes Cham berlain's Salve advertised for sores, burns, and eczema at 25 cents, and Albuquerque Hatters offering cleaning and dyeing services by F. P. Sickles, agent.
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues that true justice is unattainable and that what we call justice is a crude tool used to protect society, asserting that divine justice alone could truly measure guilt and assign punishment.
Willis T. Morgan a retired Commissary Sergeant U.S. Army from Rural Route 1 Concord New Hampshire says He spent two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and used Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption to stay in health He adds it is the best medicine in New Hampshire for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases Guaranteed at Socorro Drug Supply Co Price 50c and 1 Trial bottle free.
A fragmentary reading mentions Her Intention and a light exchange about a match between Flutterby and Miss Daring with stated intentions. The text then cites the Chicago Tribune and advertises Studebaker wagons with a call to apply to Geo E Cook.
To the unknown heirs of Robert G Clark and all claimants through him. I have spent 100.00 for labor and improvements in 1905 on the Cap Lode mining claim in the Socorro County New Mexico ewe Mining District to hold the claim. If you do not contribute one third of the expenditure within ninety days, your title will vest in Ellen Poley under 2324 Revised Statutes. Kelly NM. Care M J Foley ELurx Foury.
Unknown heirs and others are notified of labor expenditures totaling 1000.00 dollars over ten years 1895 through 1904 on the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim located in Magdalena Mining District Socorro County New Mexico. If within ninety days after publication a share of one third per year totaling 333.33 for all years is not claimed, Ellen Foley will own the claim under Section 2524 of Bullen’s text.
Ellen Foley warns that unless heirs and claimants listed contribute one third of $33.34 to labor on the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Socorro New Mexico, their title may vest in Foley under Section 2324 RS United States law. The claim is recorded in Book 14 at page 140 in Magdalena Mining District.
Notice to Samuel Norton Rockwell and heirs or devisees of Edward C. Rockwell of Socorro New Mexico that the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Magdalena District is subject to forfeiture for nonpayment of expenditures for the years 1895 to 1904 totaling $1,000. If the heirs fail to contribute one-third per year or $333.33 for all years within ninety days of publication, their title and interest may be affected as stated in the notice.
Probate Court of Socorro County New Mexico appoints Henry G May administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Thomas Cooke Silliman deceased he has qualified all persons having a claim against the estate must present them within the time required by law Attorneys Doughert Griffith Socorro New Mexico representing the administrator
Passenger timetable snippet shows times for freight and local services between Albuquerque and San Marcial. Magdalena Branch operates daily except Sunday with 7:45 am departures from Socorro reaching 12:10 pm, plus various freight slots and connections at 1:59 pm and 2:15 pm.
Selling agents advertise Jack of all Trades engines in all sizes for So cor ro, San Marcial, and San Antonio New Mexico. Prices and terms available on application.
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