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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
2
The Roswell Record reflects on shifts in democratic sentiment regarding O A Larrazolo and the party's past nomination. It contrasts pre nomination predictions with recent views, citing ballot stuffing and intimidation as reasons for voter rebuke and questioning the paper's independence under pressure.
A former college friend praises Andrews for securing extensive New Mexico appropriations and a late hour exposition grant. He emphasizes Andrews tireless work, integrity, and desire to aid the territory’s growth, while downplaying political reward and stressing fair treatment of motives.
The Santa Fe New Mexican defends Delegate Andrews amid criticism from the Baton Range and Albuquerque critics. A letter from Twitchell argues Andrews’ influence secured thirty thousand for the Albuquerque exposition and praises his work for the people, while noting public recognition often comes after death.
Jupeet Parker and Judge Mann conducted court sessions in Socorro during the recent term to wide acclaim. The two jurists earned favorable comment from all interested parties and greatly benefited Socorro county with their service.
The remarks claim TAF and Sherman are nominated and will win, while Bryan and an unnamed rival will be nominated but not win. The assertion frames the outcome as known to each party’s sensible members.
If Judge Mann is as popular elsewhere in New Mexico as in Socorro, the territory will soon be his for the asking.
The remark questions the value of electing Mr. Larrazolo and contends he will not be elected to congress. The statement reflects skepticism about his chances and implied futility of support.
Bilkins recently moved from New York to Boston. The other morning he visited a butcher and asked for a porterhouse. The proprietor urbane ly replied that nothing is given away that morning, causing a humorous moment.
Men are dressed to avoid looking ridiculous. modern dress is merciful, not favoring the well built. It conceals flaws and alters figures of those without fine physiques. For a new suit, call Simon the tailor.
Captain John F Fullerton returned from Magdalena after a business trip. Cowboy artist Fred Winn visited the Winkler hotel on his way to El Paso. White Sox beat the Pick-Ups 17 to 4 in a Sunday fairgrounds baseball game. A W Chase of Worcester will be cashier at Socorro State Bank during E L Price’s absence for ear treatment in Kirksville. Assessor A B Baca’s girls caused a brief scare on a race horse. Socorro Electric plant work progresses, J J Leeson rebuilds part of the burned Masonic block, W D Crabtree advances Masonic block improvements, and a new fifteen thousand dollar dormitory is planned at the School of Mines. Socorro is going strong.
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a life saving remedy for coughs colds throat and lung complaints. The ad touts nearly forty years as a leading throat and lung remedy with pneumonia preventive value and guarantees at druggists 50 cents to 1.00 with a trial bottle offered free.
J. J. Hilton and W. P. Good completed a thirty mile walk from the Kelly camp on a very hot day. They described the exertion as more pleasurable than expected despite the heat.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe medical missteps and patient suffering from misdiagnosis. It mentions Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription marketed as a tonic for various conditions including nervous exhaustion, hysteria, and liver or kidney concerns, claiming universal restoration though not supported by modern evidence.
Public auction announced for the Greyhound Mining claim in the Magdalena Mining District Socorro County New Mexico. Special Master John B Guilevira will sell the property at the courthouse front door in Socorro to the highest cash bidder on a stated court date.
A historic notice records approval by Fred Dennett Commissioner of the General Land Office and Frank Plover deputy secretary of the interior for restoration to entry of lands within a national forest. The complex legal text notes agricultural use, settler rights, and dates around May and August for entry actions and related reserves procedures.
Land Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico, filed notice by W Eaton of Clyde for final proof on Homestead entry 4722 dated April 17, 19, for the NEY SEY and NY SW NWY SEN in section 4, township 36, range 4 W. Proof to be made before EB H at Secor July 13, 5. Witnesses listed from Ban Marcial include wan Sanchez Atapacho Chaves Juan Ibino Trujilio Hijimo Buca and others.
Notice of restoration to entry for lands described within the Gila National Forest and Vallecito region, with detailed township and section listings in New Mexico. Warning forbids settlement or occupation begun before August 18, 1908, and cites official approval by the General Land Office and Interior Department.
By court execution the Socorro County property of The Socorro Company is to be sold at public auction on July Lith 1908 at 10 am. The sale includes three wagons teams plows and a buggy along with mules and oxen. The judgment amount is 444.98 dollars plus interest and sale costs. Axiceto C. Ankytia is sheriff. Dougherty Griffith, attorneys for The Bargman Shirt and Overall Company.
Notice of public auction of the Socorro Company assets to satisfy a 1907 Colorado Bedding Co. judgment. A gray mule and black mule will be sold at public auction at the Socorro County courthouse, with the balance due plus costs. Also notice of land entry protest period for Fred Sakariason’s land claim in New Mexico.
Restoration to entry of lands in New Mexico details a 146 acre tract within Gila National Forest subject to settlement under homestead laws. The notice lists applicants, dates, and the legal framework for entry with a priority based on order of filing and offers a timeline ending June 3, 188. The lands are described by bounds and a rock monument near Las Cruces with references to official signatures and approvals.
Notice announces lands within the Glia National Forest New Mex will be opened for settlement under homestead laws. It lists applicants with prior rights, location details near Canyon and public corral and wagon road, and mentions dates for entry following approval by the Interior Department official.
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