Postoffice Entry Noted at Socorro Second Class Mail
A brief notice records that mail matter is entered at Socorro Postoffice as second class mail.
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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
2
A brief notice records that mail matter is entered at Socorro Postoffice as second class mail.
Official paper notes Socorro voters see a single mayor candidate for two years, while mentions Bernalillo fusionists who faced rejection by the Republican county organization and flirtations with Democrats, signaling a hard path for fussionists.
A careful perusal of last week's Chieftain city council proceedings argues the city's affairs are well run under the present Republican administration, suggesting bias in opposing views.
The Thaw case ends with Thaw in Matteawan and Mrs Thaw visibly irritated by rumors about her conduct. The piece notes her denial of scandal chatter as she faces a wary public and hints at political jab about Mr Bevan’s Jackson speech claiming the Democratic Party gains strength while Republicans decline. It closes by questioning Mr Bryan's quip on party vitality.
Moncy Respect cites E. V. Chavez as a gentleman and Democrat yet questions his claim that an honest count in New Mexico next fall will show five thousand more Democrats than Republicans. The remark raises doubt about Chavez's political sagacity.
Mayor Bresea reached an agreement with Santa Fe officials raising water rent by 180 dollars annually, adding to a long list of actions that demonstrate Mayor Bursum's vigilance in protecting city interests and revenue for the treasury.
The Albuquerque Journal blasts the late governor candidate Mr. Bursum, claiming the paper’s past hostile editorials have doomed his political future. It accuses the Journal of leading a blundering chorus, elevating it to a notorious position among critics.
Walter J Ballard lists reasons for supporting William Howard Taft including Taft’s staunch American character and his readiness to act on public questions for the public good rather than personal political gain. The piece frames Taft as principled and duty driven.
The text extols William Howard Taft as a self sacrificing, patriotic leader. It highlights his early public role beginning January 1881 as an assistant prosecuting attorney for Cincinnati and presents Taft as a man of duty, integrity, and devotion to God country party and neighbor.
Springtime urges people outdoors as children leave indoors. A cold spell raises pneumonia risk despite mild weather, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as safeguarding against colds turning serious. The ad notes it is available for children at druggists.
A Washington photographer recounted in youth practicing art in Cleveland when Mark Twain lectured there. After the lecture, he sent a note asking for a sitting and received a witty reply. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for coughs, colds, and croup and is favored by mothers and customers. W S Pelham of Kirksville endorses it as a long standing throat remedy used for twenty years. It is sold by all druggists.
Old Gotrox jokes about a will clause to deny heirs who contest it while Dr Cubebs suspects lawyers would prevent the contest. B F Crocker aged 84, longtime Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Town, suffers sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip and reports relief after using Chamberlain s Pain Balm in three bottles. advertised for sale by druggists in the Chieftain.
A Brooklyn child dies after a trolley rounds the corner striking a boy from across the street. Mary laments the loss as her parents mourn. The piece contrasts grief with the question of disease versus damage in the tragedy.
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter lauds Electric Bitters as a universal tonic, praising its prompt relief of stomach liver and kidney issues and calling it the best spring medicine from druggists. Also mentions Dr King's New Life Pills promising health and refunds if not satisfied.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce and Dr More remedies for women’s weaknesses and nervous disorders. It promotes Favorite Prescription as a cure for irregularities and pelvic distress, claiming authorities endorse its ingredients. Readers are urged to request a free booklet by mail.
Marriage licenses issued by Probate Clerk Fh. TH. Sweet list George A. Titsworth and Gussie Lane of Sparrows Point. Marley Hulsey and Jane Jepson of Alpine. Natividad Tafova and Carlota I of San Antonio. Chas. R. Davies and Julia Matin Anderson of Denver. Cole Rev. F. Starbird of East Raymond Maine speaks of Buckien's Arnica Salve. Members of irrigation congress committees include Elfego Baca, E. V. Chavez, W. E. Martin, C. T. Brown, and F. A. Jones coordinating with the School of Mines.
The mayor calls a city election in Socorro for mayor treasurer clerk and council seats across wards one to four plus boards of education. Officials and judges named by ward will oversee registration and voting as prescribed by law.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Territory of New Mexico Socorro County Joseph P Ro Biainciff and Mary V Rogers sued for dissolution of marriage and property adjudication. Defendant Mary V Rogers of 82 N San Pedro St San Jose California must appear by March 24 1908 or default judgment will be entered. Dougherty Griffiths attorneys Socorro NM William E Mantix clerk.
Notice is given that a document claiming to be the last will of Henry Chambon, deceased, has been filed in the Probate Court of Socorro County New Mexico. A hearing to probate the instrument is set for March 13, 1908 at 10 o'clock a m in Socorro. Signed February 4, 1908 by Probate Clerk E H Swen. attorneys Dougherty and Griffith of Socorro NM represent the case.
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