Old Abe Mine Resumes at White Oaks in New Mexico
The Old Abe mine at White Oaks resumes operations as news from the West highlights avalanches near Telluride and harsh weather across Pennsylvania and New Mexico. The dispatch notes Roosevelt's Charleston visit, Tillman’s warning, and regional issues from floods to tariffs and dam debates.
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Abe
White Oaks
Telluride
Colorado
Roosevelt
Charleston Exposition
Tillman
New Mexico
McKinley Memorial Fund
Military Company Organized in Socorro Elects Officers
A military company for Socorro was formed in the courthouse Monday evening with 44 members enrolled. Officers elected include Captain T. J. Matthews first lieutenant Seferino Abeyta second lieutenant W. Swisher and first sergeant O. R. Smith. The Adjutant General will visit next week to finalize equipment and uniforms.
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Socorro
M. Cooney
T. J. Matthews
Julian Trujillo
O. R. Smith
Jesus Gallegos
San Miguel
Seferino Abeyta
W. . Swisher
Henry Chavez
Adjutant General
Matthews
Miner Andy Wickham Injured in Mexico Mine Fall
Word reached Socorro that Andy Wickham, employed in a Mexican mine, was injured when a scaffold collapsed 30 feet while three miners stood ready to exit. One man gravely injured, another with two broken arm bones, and Wickham with a leg fracture between knee and ankle. He was reported doing well.
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Andy Wickham
Mexico
Andy
Socorro
Americans and Mexicans Clash In Wide Baseball Losses
The lovers of the national game witnessed a rare treat as local teams met on the diamond in new uniforms. The Americans led early but the Mexicans rallied, tying the score and winning 14 to 10. Tomorrow's game promises another tough contest.
City Council Cuts Salaries and Sets Levy
The city council met on Monday evening and reduced salaries for city officers including Clerk from 18.50 monthly to 50 yearly, City Attorney from 300 yearly to 50.4 year, Road Supervisor from 150 yearly to 50 yearly, and Treasurer from 75 yearly to 50 yearly. A 700 levy was ordered to pay interest on the city water acts of 1897. A general election for city officers was set for the second Tuesday in pe. Pro rata sharing of all a eee collected in Ste a ene pro rate on clai art the city was agreed.
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City Water
Ste
Socorro Gossip Notes Add to Local Happenings
Remain David Farr travels from Albuquerque. Picnickers visit Strawberry Peak. Katzenstein promotes Easter goods and health foods. Various locals, visitors, and officials appear in Socorro with events from drills to dances and court notices. The Golden Bell case and May & Yunker livery firm open.
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David Farr
Albuquerque
Strawberry Peak
A. F. Katzenstein
San Antonio
Katzenstein
J. R. Hilton
Magdalena
Socorro
P. A. Marcellino
The Malt Industry Principles Endorsement
Mr. C. T. Brown of Socorro New Mexico shares weighty views on the International Miners Association. In accepting a director role he asserts the association’s principles are vital to the mining industry of the southwest and that the region’s future hinges on mineral development.
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C. T. Brown
Socorro
New Mexico
International Miners’ Association
Southwest
el Paso
Palace Saloon Opens With Large Opening Crowd
The Palace Saloon opened to the public Saturday night with a large crowd. Proprietors Liles and Torres greeted guests warmly. San Miguel band provided music and the furnishings were praised as superior, drawing visitors including city ladies who received a cordial welcome.
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Liles &Torres
San Miguel Band
New Mexico
Military Company Thanks Sheriff and Assistants at Court House Meeting
In Socorro on March 6 T J Matthews writes to thank Sheriff Blackington and his assistants for courtesies shown at a meeting at the courthouse Monday night on behalf of the military company and its officers.
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Socorro
Eorrox Caterrain
Tut Caterrain
Livery and Trans i Business Change in Socorro
C T Brown thanks patrons of Socorro New Mexico March 3 1902 for 13 years of patronage as he sells his entire interest in the livery and transmission business to Messrs May and Yunker and requests continued patronage for his successors.
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A. Cortesy
Crown
Bisbee
Arizona
Socorro
Jos. McConnell
Ladies’ Guild
C. G. Duncan
California Street
Sam'l Locke
Locke
A. Schey
San Marcial
Schey
Elfego Baca
May & Yunker
C. T. Brown
May & Yonker
San Antonio
C.T. Brown
Dana
Messrs
Henry May
Yunker
Brown
N. M
Rathbone Sisters Plan Progressive High Five Event
The Rathbone Sisters will host a progressive high five in the Knights of Pythias hall upstairs on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Four prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Admission is 25 cents. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias Rio Grande Lodge to Meet Wednesday
All members of Rio Grande Lodge No. 3 Knights of Pythias are requested to attend the regular meeting on Wednesday night with work planned in the rank of Esquire.
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Rio Grande Lodge No. 3
Knights of Pythias
Esquire
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co Statement 1901
Summary of the 1901 financials for Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co of Springfield Massachusetts showing total assets 5 159 623 47 total liabilities 3 340 480 06 net surplus 18194484 Subjoined for tax data not fully legible includes ending figures and captioned notes.
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Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co
Springfield
Mass
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Rodey
House of Representatives
American Cattle Growers’ Convention
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Alamogordo
George Musgrove
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
International Dam
United States
Lacey
Espajola
Pajarito National Cliff Dwellers Park
Jones Buffalo Reserve
MacArthur
United States Supreme Court
Elephant Butte Dam
H. R. Brown, Jr
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New Palace
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L. E. Kittrell
A. C. Thomas
Windsor
Victor Sais
Valencia County
Will Dodds
Frank Dodds
Monticello
Dan'l H. McMillan
Ben McClure
Jas. G. Fitch
Prof
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Black Range
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K. of P. Hall
H. G. Baca
Wm. Driscoll
Lorena O'Gara
Joseph Price
Mr. Price
Col. E. A. Levy
Juarez
Frank A. Hubbell
Albuqurque
Golden Bell Mining Company
Donaldson Walker
Benj. Sanchez
Meliton Gonzales
Grand Central Building
Mr. Brown
Williams
Blackington
A. J. Borden
Alcazar Copper Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
la Grippe
Mr. Borden
Socorro County
Fac Mayo
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Order of the Eastern Star
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