Mt. Carmel Commencement at Garcia Opera House
Thursday evening marked the close of a successful Mt. Carmel convent year with commencement at the Garcia opera house. San Miguel band provided music while students presented La Tapatia Snooks La Golonirina and The Owl Parrot Duck and Crow. The convent has done valuable work for the local young women and hopes for many more years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Garcia Opera House
San Miguel Band
Mt. Carmel Convent
Socorro
Docketed New Cases in New Mexico Territory
New cases docketed by the district clerk include Territory of New Mexico ex rel George Parker versus The Mayor and City Council of Socorro in a mandamus action Abran Abeyta versus Carlota Lucero de Lopez and Jose A. Lopez to sell real estate George E. Bailey versus Ellen Bailey divorce Charles F. Blackington versus The Board of County Commissioners of Socorro County and Socorro County mandamus.
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Territory of
New Mexico
George Parker
City of
Socorro
Mandamus
Abran Abeyta
Carlota Lucero de Lopez
Jose A. Lopez
George E. Bailey
Ellen Bailey
Charles F. Blackington
Board of County Commissioners
Socorro County
Double Tracking the Santa Fe Progress Near Raton
Work on the second track of the Santa Fe railroad from Raton to the tunnel advances swiftly with workmen’s tents set along the line. The project is a major improvement requiring time to finish due to numerous heavy cuts and fills to be contended with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Sheriff Blackington versus Socorro County fees case headline
The long dispute over Sheriff Blackington's fees and expenses totaling nearly eight thousand dollars for 1900 unfolds. The sequence covers judgments, vacating orders, appeals to the territorial supreme court, a second trial reducing the award, and a mandamus to issue bonds, with further district court action anticipated. Also noted: a July fourth Garcia opera house benefit by a 22-star troupe for Socorro cemetery, and a forthcoming military camp near the city with related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackington
Socorro County
Currierary
Crumpacker
Leland
McMillan
Bateman
Springer
District Court
Our City
Garcia Opera House
L. B. O'Gara
Socorro Cemetery Association
A. EK. Howell
Court Proceedings in Socorro County Dominate Docket
Sylvestre Su y Sanches's murder trial ended in a hung jury and a new bond set at 4000 dollars. The Board of County Commissioners and Socorro County faced judgments totaling 1516.96 with 6 percent interest from 1900. The county also faced 7769.03 against it in a separate suit. Several individuals faced charges for stealing sheep and inaday law violations, with sentences suspended or cases dismissed at the territory's cost. Tinie Berry appointed to take testimony in Floriana Trujillo de Lopez v Lopez. The lower court judgment in U.S. Grant v Broyles was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvestre Su Y Sanches
Eduardo V. Bacava
Board of County Commissioners
Socorro County
Tocoe
Charles F. Jackington
Jim Davis
Wm. D. Armstrong
Frank Armstrong
Jose Montoya
Jose A. Montoya
Jose Baca
J. M. Allen
John Hilton
Thomas Armstrong
Harry Armstrong
Eliseo Barreras
Patrick 5. Higgins
Tinie Berry
Floriana Trujillo de Lopez
Juan Lopez
U.S. Grant
Hon W 8 George Dead and Compromise mine case noted
News arrived that Hon. W S George was buried at his Cooney home on Monday June 9. He had health troubles and was known for integrity and social charm. The obituary covers his New Mexico legislature service in 1891, land contest work, and long presence in Socorro. It also notes the Compromise mine case in White Oak District, with attachments and legal counsel from Albuquerque El Paso and White Oaks, plus a subscription note for The Currram.
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George
Cooney
Tur Cuterrain
Jas. G. Fitch
Illiam S. George
Baltimore
St. Louis
Socorro County
Peacock Mining Co
New Mexico
U. S
Socorro
Susie E. George
Lincoln County
Comromise
White Oak
Colorado
el Paso
B. H. Dye
W. B. Childers
KE. L. Medler
Albuquerque
H. B. Fergusson
R. EB
Land of
White Oaks
Elfego Buca
Windsor
L. R. Babcock
Kelly
C. Williams
Williams
Henry Graham
Graphic Mine
Black Range
J. B. Squires
Philadelphia
Squires
D. J. Cloyd
School of Mines
C. T. Brown
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Mr. Brown
W.C. Phalen
New Mexico School of Mines
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Socorro Busy Whirl of News and People in Town
A Socorro column lists house rentals and inquiries by C. T. Brown and J. L. Wells, visits by Victor Sais and Mrs. Seferino Abeyta, new shipments at Price Bros. & Co., a marriage rumor between Lon Allen and Miss E. Potter, and notes on local business, entertainers, and social visits including Prof. Chas. Mills and Capt. A. B. Fitch.
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Charley Cooney
Price Bros. & Co
Chas
F. Adelmann
Seferino Abeyta
Sabinal
Ziegler Bros
Avery Smith
Pierre Hines
Socorro Colony
Chas, Mills
Mesilla Park
Howe's Great London Shows Impress Socorro Crowd
Howe's Great London Shows drew a large audience in Socorro with the Florence family acrobatics praised as top notch. The bicycle whirl was a new feature earning strong applause and overall high quality for the entertainment. Regular Friday drill is postponed to Saturday for Co H with a band concert planned during drill.
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Socorro
Florence
Howe
London
Co. H
T. J. Marrianws
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Biavaschi
Harvey Howse
Whitney Company
South First St
Santa Fe
S. County
Koonville
Keonlots
Company H Encompment
Matthews
Temple of Justice
Corre County
J. L. Wells
Cerrillos
Friends
Palace Saloon
L. E. Kittrell
Albuquerque Yesteray
Katzenstein's
Victor Sais
Casa Colorada
California
Eagle
Price Bros
H. Bonem
H. Bonem & Co
San Marcial
Lon Allen
Magdalena
E. Potter
Deming
May & Yunker
A. B. Fitch
Dick Abeyta
Edwin Swisher
Frank Dodds
Monticello
Lillie
Adolfo Torres
Palomas Hot Springs
Mr. Torres
Palomas Springs
Windsor Hotel
Owensborough
M. V. Monarch
A. D. Coon
Miss Gladys
Messrs
Greenwald
Guiller
Griffith
Dougherty
Kittrell
Hammel
Collins
Drake
J. W. Hilton
McMillan and Square
Allen
Hilton
Tax Criminaim Office
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