County Commissioners Adjourn To July After Limited Tax Settlements
The board of county commissioners met June 7 as a board of equalization. Few tax settlements were made with abatements for Armijo and Sanchez, and small payments recorded for several taxpayers. Adjournment was set for the July regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Macedonia
Armijo
Francisco
Victoriano Sanchez
San Chavez Y Lucero
Jacinto Gallegos
A. D. de Jaramillo
Jos. E. Smith
Sebelleta
Walker
H. Graham
Juan Duran
Tl. W. Bowtwell
J. R. Vigil Vanvyers
W. FE. Martin
Commencement Interrupted by Rain at Mt Carmel
The Mt Carmel convent commencement program was partially rendered due to rain. Elegant refreshments were served and Sisters of Loretto thank supporters, including the San Miguel band, ladies, and the public for hospitality despite the weather. Special to the Chieftain: Kansas City reports cattle prices with mixed markets and local sales. New Mexico’s GOP delegation to Chicago is listed with members, and Paul Wilson, a Socorro clerk, is arrested in El Paso for stealing a stick pin from the mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel Convent
Sisters of
Loretto
San Miguel
Kansas City
Texas
Idaho
Omaha
New Mexico
Chicago
M. A. Otero
W. G. Sargent
W. E B. Dame
W. H. H. Llewellyn
David J. Leahy
H. O. Bursum
Paul Wilson
Socorro
el Paso
Joseph Price
California Street
Assie
Simon Bitterman
Lohengrin
Marcellino
Jacob H. Kaplan
Albuquerque
Harry Bloomstein
Aline Stern
Lena Price
Simon Stern
Essie
Our
Hou
W. E. Martin
Fifth Judicial District
Martin
Pope
Roswell
Territorial Supreme Court
Socorro County
Albuquerque Journal
Miners Derailed By Deportation Near New Mexico Line
Thirty six union miners from Cripple Creek were unloaded from a special train near the New Mexico line and driven by guards across the border. They were warned not to return to Colorado but walked back to Antonito where local citizens provided breakfast after troops departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
New Mexico Line
Antonito
Colorado
Miner Juan Carrillo Struck by Lightning in Carthage
Word reached Socorro yesterday that during a severe electrical and rain storm at Carthage on Thursday Juan Carrillo a miner was struck and instantly killed by lightning. P N Yunker advertises fine pasture with grass and water for fifty head of stock at $1.00 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
Carthage
Juan Carrillo
P. N. Yunker
School Board Names Staff for Next Year
The board of education met Saturday and elected staff for the coming year. Principal T RK McAunaly. Mic D McAunaly for intermediate. Mrs M A Sayler for primary. Two Sisters of Loretto to teach intermediate and primary. Salaries: 380 for principal, 40 for intermediate, 45 for primary. 25 allotted for school census. City school fund now 1403.41, expected to increase by July apportionment, poll tax, and 400 still due on licenses. Prospects point to a profitable public school session next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
T. RK. McAunaly
Mic.d. McAunaly
Mrh
M. A. Sayler
Sisters of Loretto
General School Fund
To Chicago and Return Tickets on Sale
Tickets on sale daily to Chicago and return at 48 dollars for the round trip with return limit October 31. Stopover in St. Louis for ten days on payment of 1 dollar. Tuas Jaguas, Santa Fe Agt. J. A. Beal, Albuquerque Citizen agent, visited the city Wednesday on a southern and western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Jaguas
Santa Fe Agt
J. A. Beal
Albuquerque
Two Rail Companies Form To Build San Antonio to Carthage
Two firms file with the territorial secretary to build a railroad from San Antonio to Carthage in the county. The San Antonio and Eastern Railway Company lists Elmendorf Fitch Allen and others with 240000 capital, Fitch as attorney. The New Mexico Midland Railway Company lists Chappell Hills White and others with 500000 capital, Dougherty as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
San Antonio
Carthage
San Antonio & Eastern Railway Company
Charles H. Elmendorf
James G. Fitch
Socorro County
Sidney P. Allen
James E. Wilson
Wynne W. Allen
Kansas City
New Mexico Midland Railway Company
Delos A. Chappell
Richard C. Hills
Frederick W. Whiteside
Denver
Harry M. Dougherty
Sacorro
J. Taylor Moore
Hastings
Colorado
H. M. Dougherty
Great Steamer Fire Kills Hundreds At East River
Dispatch reports the General Slocum fire off Mell Gate in the East River. Over 1,000 aboard a Sunday school excursion, mainly women and children, with at least 500 burned and hundreds jumping overboard. A horrific maritime disaster reported Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
General Slocum
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Price Bros. 4 Co
Woods
P.N. Yunker
New Mexico and
Arizona
Home Comfort Steel Ranges
Whitney Company
South First St
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Juanun & Reynolds
M.W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
K. Newhall
Assistent
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroads
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
B. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Peans J
A. W. Notary
PF. J. Cumty & Co
MT. Carmel
Pine
Stromwe
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Roosevelt
Bitterman-Price
The
Sovorte County
EB. C. de Witt & Co
DeWitt
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