County Commissioners Meeting Minutes in Socorro 1902
County commissioners gathered at the courthouse in Socorro on June 2 1902 per adjournment. Attendees included John Greenwald president M Contreras H G Baca clerk and interpreter. Minutes from prior session were read and approved.
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Ex Enerpo de Comisionados de Condado
Fataban Presentes Los Comisionados
John Greenwald
M. Contreras
También H. G. Baca
Escriano ¢ Intérprete
Consejo del Procurador de
Henr
Sanches
Combsién
Esquipala
C.F. Blackington
Alguacil Mayor
el Cuerpo Entonces Terminal
el Dia
Presentes
Benjamin Sanches
Asesar de Condado
Fue
Ordenado de Presentar Los Retornos de
Asesamiento
M. Cooney
Corregidor de la CIA
Had de Secorte
Estando
la Ciudad
Retornes de
Asesamiento Fueron Levantades
Como
National Specialist In Medical Treatment
A discussion on the shift from local to national medical specialization. Dr. Pierce becomes a national specialist, selling medicines broadly to reach all in need, with his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription cited as cures. Authorities plan a public letter clearing and publishing missing notices, including a case involving two missing boys.
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Crs
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Nax Lion
Dr. Hierce
Dr. Pierce
El Paso Chief Faces Large List of Missing People
El Paso police chief White reports a growing list of over thirty missing men and women. He receives about twenty inquiry letters daily from relatives nationwide and struggles to answer all due to lack of funds and staff. He quietly investigates and has helped locate several individuals without publicizing cases.
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EL Paso
White
Times
Daily Mail
Teaver
Divorce Action Notifies Ellen Bailey to Appear by Aug 4 1902
In Socorro County New Mexico District Court Ellen Bailey is notified of an audit and divorce suit filed by George J. Bailey. If she fails to appear by August 4 1902 a default judgment may be entered. Attorney James G. Fitch of Socorro NM represents the plaintiff.
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Lygal Notice
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
County of
Socerna
George B. Bailey
Ellen Bailey
Bucorro
Territory of New Mexico
George J. Bailey
Ancient Rice and a Patient’s Cure by King’s Discovery
Rice, a staple crop native to India, feeds about a third of humanity and thrives in warm, moist soils across the globe. Mia A. M. Shields of Chambersburg Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing her six month illness from hay fever and asthma, praising it as the safest cure for throat and lung diseases. Trial bottles are free at all druggists with guaranteed bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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India
Mia
A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
Dr. King
California Seaside Excursions Tickets on Sale Weekdays
Tickets on sale each Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from May to September inclusive to San Francisco and return at 353, to Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Monica, and Redondo Beach at 335. Return limit November 30, 1902. Also to Denver, Colorado, June 24, one fare for the round trip. Return limit July 5. To Omaha, Neb., Oct. 13-14, one fare for the round trip.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Santa Monica
Redondo Beach
Denver
Colorado
Omaha
Neb
German Citizen Purchases Pain Balm Ad Offering
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a Dayton Volkszeitung reader, bought Chamberlains Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with back pain. After a few days her pain vanished and she could resume housework. Ad lists sale points in multiple cities and fares for rail passes, with travel dates around June to July and a stock of card envelopes noted.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Barrowdale
Magdalena
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Comisionados DE Condado
Las Miembros del
Odl
Precinto
Retornos Fueron Levantades
L. Lockhart
Cuerpo
Ella Winkler
Ignacio Santillanes
Demetrio Baca
Pedro Jose Chavez
Jone Gonzales
Jose Lopes
Luna
Jose B. Montoya
Casimiro Montoya
Monica Abeyta
Fred Scholle
Peitine
Felix Vel
Zorabvebel Chavez
Abel Chaves
Vivianita G. de Chaves
Jowera
Iiton
Nilson
RE. L. Montoya
Ovejas
Monto
Andres Vigil
Pracinto
Juan de Jesus Sedillo
Ecuerpo
Retornos de
Asesamiento Fueron Levantados
Precinto NO
C. Clark
Vitorio Escajada
Adolfo Torres
Bro
Pett
P- Precinto
Salomon Luna
Luis Huning
G. Cruickshank
J. N. Broyles
Smolitie
Jose S. Garcia
J. A. Harlow
Fred Harvey
A. Clark
Wearer
Reinto NO
Ascendon Apodiea
the Arcano Sais
Diego Silva
Domingo Baca
Juan Chaves Y Lucero
Sabino Sanchez
Simon Silva
Prucinto
David Giron
Leandro Barela
Martin Sategna
Julian Zarmne
Guinisinde Benavides
Les
Ganado
Thomas Silva
Padre Tafos Isabel Pail
Magdalena Gide Peralta
Manuel A. Pino Y Chavez
Atilane
Granada
David Chaves
Reunirse
Face
Porfirio Padilla
Jose Hentto Apoda
Manuel Sanchez
CINTO
Chas. McCarty
P- J W. Jones & Co
Dolores Ba
Lorenzo Sal
Henry Myers
S.A. Brown
J. W. Burl
Precinto Antonio Sanchez
Albino Gonzales
Eliseo Barreras
Joe Russell
August Kiehne
Jordan Rogers
el Cuerpo
de la
G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
Bucklen
Tay Cyreppar
Abran Abeyta
Ricardo Abeyta
Emilia S. Abeyta
A. D. Coon
Biavaschi
Guiane
E. M. Dailey
Dea P. Baton
Liles & Op ‘Orres
M. Loewenstein
J. W. Bobes
Luisa C. Irenger
Bertha Fischer
R. Morris
H Price
Price Bros
Esquipula Pino
Inquiiries
Mexico
the Palace
Liles & Torres
California
Colorado Springs
Peeblo
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tr Caterrain
School OF Mines
Cockers OF
Is. Civil Engineering
F. A. Jones
Sale Stable
May & Yankeer
O. T. Brown
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Birmingham
Memphis
Passenger Traffic Department
Saint Louis
Rer
First National Bank
Albuquerque
Joshua S. Reynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroads
Frisco Be
Jacksonville
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