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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
2
A brief postal notice indicating the item was entered at the Socorro Post Office as second class mail matter for distribution.
A sentence from a historical report notes the Democratic Party in New Mexico signaling a preference for an extended territorial campaign to meet their needs.
For ten days in Judge Parker's absence Jupex Mans conducted the court. The public reaction in Socorro county has been highly favorable with only approving comments heard.
Attorney Jas G Fitch has been made chairman of the Democratic territorial central committee. If he must lose it is too bad that he should not lose in a better cause.
The text questions the speed with which rival candidates yielded to Mr. Larrazolo and suggests the same agility would have occurred if the choice faced a literal barrier. It frames the remark as a comment on democratic harmony and the potential obstacles in selection.
The text credits Mr. Andrews with two elected terms as New Mexico delegate to Congress and lauds his service. It argues his reelection would be assured if the Republican territorial convention nominating him for another term.
Citizens of Socorro county recall a past uproar over alleged Republican frauds at the territorial election two years ago. They remember sheep herders brought into Magdalena precinct to vote Republican, the demand for an official investigation, and Democratic calls to please local democracy while courting a seat for Mr. Larrazolo. Never will Socorro voters forget the solemn inquiry and its handling.
The probe requested by Democrats and run by representatives of both parties concluded that two sheep herders from a neighboring county voted at Magdalena in 1906 and both cast ballots for Octaviano Larrazolo, a key New Mexico Democrat.
The Sux, Albuquerque based daily, questions alleged harmony from the Roswell convention. Sun notes Albuquerque was swept by Democracy last spring, yet only one delegate from the city retained a vote. Whispers say harmony was theoretical as Roswell factions urged Albuquerqueans to sit down.
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life and calls it a reliable remedy for throat and lung complaints. The near forty year old cough medicine is promoted as a preventive of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs. Available at druggists 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
During last night's seance a sister asked the spirit of her departed husband many questions. The responses were uncertain, with observers noting she carried on as though he were still living and did not allow a reply.
A New York man endorses Electric Bitters for dyspepsia liver issues and general weakness. The tonic, sold by druggists with a guarantee, promotes digestion purifies blood and renews vigor for men and women.
Local brief notes report Miss Anne W. Fitch returning from a short visit in Water Canon. Other items include appearances by Dr H G Bacon in the Territory v de Peralta case, Dr G Duncan attending the AMA in Chicago, and Jas G Fitch attending a Roswell convention. Also mentioned are mine lease activity, a fire alarm over a hay stack, and testimonials for Bucklen’s Amica Salve and Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Willie the office boy, anxious to ask for time off, stammers to his boss on the ball game day. The employer urges him to hurry and state his request, pressing for a quick answer.
A man living a fraudulent religious life in northern England dies after claiming many believed him upright. Around him a swindled acquaintance taunts that in ten minutes they will be near the blaze. An advertisement for Simon the tailor offers suits cleaned, pressed, and repaired at the Baca building, lower Manzanares avenue.
Mrs. Mary H. Duncan Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star New Mexico registered at the Claire hotel last evening. She came from Las Vegas where she visited the local chapter and travels next to Albuquerque and Socorro, completing her tour. She is wife of Dr. C G Duncan a prominent central New Mexico physician. Mrs. Duncan was joined by Mrs. J B Reed of Las Vegas past matron of Meadow City chapter.
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce as a cure for weak stomach, lip and epopsta, torpid liver, and throat afflictions. It claims pure glycerine and heated extraction of medicinal roots enhance efficacy, urging readers to mail for endorsements and urging perseverance for a fair trial.
Special Master’s sale in Third Judicial District Territory of New Mexico. Under an order dated June 24, 1% the court will auction the Greyhound Mining claim at 10:00 a.m. on July 6. The sale, at the courthouse front door in Socorro County, seeks the highest cash bid for the mine claim in the Mining District. Descriptions reference Graphic lode and Greyhound lode with detailed survey bearings and distances, totaling about 20.60 acres with portions to be separated, under Special Master Jon Ke Graiverrn.
Restoration to entry of lands in a national forest involves a 430 acre tract with various named parties and officials mentioned. The document records claims by settlers, a formal hearing, and potential entry actions as directed by authorities, with dates and names of individuals reflecting legal proceedings and agency oversight.
Notice for publication from Land Office at Las Cruces New Mexico dated April 6 1908 states Charles Tryde No M filed homestead proof April 27 1900 for a land tract in section 4 township 85 range 4 W. July 13 8 is set for proof before 14. wet. at Socorro NM. Witnesses listed include Juan Sanches Atanacio Chavez Juan Midno Tenjito Hijimo Baca of San Marcial NM UGhan VAN Partin Regiat.
Public lands described in many townships and ranges near Las Cruces New Mexico formerly withdrawn for the San Augustine National Forest will be restored to the public domain on August 14, 1908. Settlement and entry restrictions begin September 17, 1908 with occupation barred prior to August 18, 1908. Commissioner Fao Dexxart and First Assistant Secretary Frank Piten sign.
Juan Montoya of Socorro New Mexico files intention to make final proof for NW SE and other parcels in Section 17 Township 53 Range 2 E. before K E Sweet Probate Clerk Socorro on July 2 1908. Witnesses: Juan Silva David Baca Luis Silba Emilio Sanchez all of Carthage New Mexico. Oats for sale at Geo EB Cook's livery stable.
By order of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of New Mexico the Socorro County sheriff will sell at public auction the property of The Socorro Company. On May 13, 1908 at 10:00 AM at the north door of the Socorro County Court House the personal property including three wagons a roan team driving team bay and sorrel one buggy one male team gray and brown three plows will be sold to satisfy judgment No 5253 with interest and costs. Attorneys for plaintiff Dougherty Griffith Mexico.
Notice is hereby given by virtue of a pecund alias execution issued from the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of New Mexico for Socorro County on June 6 1908. It references a balance due under judgment entered April 6 in case No. 317 Colorado Bedding Company versus The Susur Company and others. The sale seeks to satisfy the judgment with costs and interest, naming Abe Foe and other parties, with Dougherty & Grit as attorneys for the plaintiff. Sheriff of Socorro County.
Notice announced by United States land office at Las Cruces New Mexico that Fred Sakarhisou of Macdivena New Mexico filed to enter land under sections 25067 revised statutes. Lands described SW quarter of Section 4 Town 3S Range 5W NM Meridian. Parties claiming adverse rights or objecting to mineral character or other disposal must file affidavits of protest by July 15, 1908. Eucuxn Van Party Register.
Notice announces restoration of entry rights for lands in the Wait Crices area of New Mexico under the Homestead Act. It lists parcels unsurveyed and described by metes and bounds, with occupants holding preemption or preference rights that must be exercised before August 15. The document names applicants, survey notes, and notes on the general land office process.
Restoration of entry rights described for 13K02 acres in the Gila National Forest New Mexico. Notices list lands with public entry under homestead laws and set terms for qualified settlers with preference rights based on previous applications and occupancy. Includes place, range and meridian references, survey details, and dates.
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