Socorro State Bank Proposed by Local Leaders
Socorro county begins forming a new bank with capital of 30000 dollars, largely subscribed by county residents. Joseph Price will be principal stockholder and serve as president, with outsiders barred from involvement. The move draws broad backing from leading businesspeople and signals a new era for Socorro. Mrs. M Cooney hosts a pink and green themed reception at her McCutchen Avenue home for about forty friends, with a large guest list and courteous remarks by the hostess.
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Socorro County
Socorro
Manzanares Avenue
California Street
Socorro State Bank
Joseph Price
Price
New Mexico
M. Cooney
McCutchen Avenue
Mesdames
C. F. Blackington
R. P. Noble
Agnes Jaques
Lena Price
Pearl Kealer
Elizabeth Robinson
Dan'l H. McMillan
J. G. Fitch
W. E. Martin
Ross McMillan
F. G. Bartlett
A. Mayer
H. Hilton
John Bowman
H. Chambon
A. D. Coon
C. G. Duncan
I. M. Dougherty
A. L. Mitchell
John Greenwald
W. H. Hill
Mary Kutaner
D. R. Smith
R. W. Twining
Hall
Leo Loewenstein
Charles Shuttleworth
T. M. Brown
J. J. Terry
J. W. Terry
J. A. Smiley
E. M. Kealer
J. M. Robinson
Nancy Smith
Thos. Jaques
J. E. Griffith
C.T. Brown
P. J. Savage
Misses M. Ee. Bartlett
Es Jaques
Stella Ramsey
Mia Bartlett
Cattle and Horse Protective Association to Convene in San Marcial
The Regular Annual Convention of the Cattle and Horse Protective Association of Central New Mexico will be held in San Marcial on Thursday March 22. Stockmen from Kansas and Colorado are expected to attend to discuss prices and trade opportunities for the season. Executive Committee invites all stockmen to join the event known as Association Day and meet with fellow livestock interests and San Marcial hosts for a day of fellowship and business. For details contact the Secretary in Magdalena, Mexico.
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New Mexico
Kansas
Ofhea
San Marcial
Werner
Herbert J. Hagerman
Tay
Magdalena
Mex
A. A. Torres
Socorro County
Territory of
New Mexio
Special Session Considers Roof Repair Bids
At a special Board of County Commissioners meeting in this city on March 6, members Ed Jaramillo and Abran Contreras considered bids for repairing the courthouse and jail roofs. W Lane’s bid of 1915.00 was accepted with a 3830.00 bond for faithful performance. For sale 2 800 wethers mostly three year olds and wool twelve months old, near Magdalena New Mexico. reference Becker Blackwell Co. El Paso Texas.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Ed. Jaramillo
Abran Contreras
Kearler & Gibbons
W. G.laane
W. Lane
Magdalena
New Mexico
Becker-Blackwell Co
J. H. Nations
Paso
Texas
News of the Week Condensed from Press Dispatches
Territorial items report 740 homestead entries in Union County from Jan 1 to Mar 10 and new track work by the St Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific between Preston and Cimarron. Notable items include a confession of infant burial in Eddy, political appointments in Santa Fe, cattle rustling near Raton, and local council fray in Albuquerque. Also included are international and national notes on war, court rulings, and Arbor Day proclamations.
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Union County
Roswell Land Office
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway
Preston
Cimarron
Colfax
Mary Aiken
Eddy
Hagerman
W. C. Reid
Penitentiary praises of Superintendent Bursum by Pierce
The Las Vegas Optic reports Santa Fe New Mexican sources praising Holme O. Bursum as a top prison official. Pierce notes record earnings, reduced costs, and about $100,000 in improvements funded by convict labor.
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FH. Pierce
Las Vegas
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Holme O. Bursum
Pierre
Territorial Penitentiary
Bursum
United States
Holmes
Mr. Bursum
Pierce
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Winkler’s
Cattle Association Meeting
W. P Sanders
News OF
Voreign
Eugene Richter
Courriere
France
Honi de Castellane
Algeciras
Alfonso
Spain
Edna of Battenberg
Anc
Italy
Milan
Royal
St. Petersburg
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Tallmadges
Santa Fe Central
Pecos Valley
Durango
Colorado
Charlotte
N. C
Presbyterian Church
National Conference of the United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Dunne
Arbor Day
J. W. Raynolds
Presbyterian Church Notes
Board of Trastees
Carthage Mines
San Antonio
A. H. Hilton
N. Mex
Wink Jers
Santa FE
NEW Mexican
Mr. Burcum
The
New Mexicans
Mr. Pierce
Bur- Sum
Burnum
S. Cuminy & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
Watoe, Kinnan & Manvin
Ride
Max Kincaman
See
American-Bohemian Association
Clemente Chaves
Clemente Chavez
Polvadera
Francisco Chavez
Clemente Chavez & Son
Cattle & Horse Protective Association
Wale
Studebaker
Geo
Cook
Albuquerque
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