Killing at Monticello Strikes Desperado Ortiz
Monticello New Mexico March 18 1903 a shooting near Casada Alamosa ends in Ortiz death after a chase and gunfight with pursuing natives. Abran Giron the man killed was a recent Frisco arrival leaving four children. Ortiz born Javales near Sabinal had worked as a mail coach robber and herder.
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Monticello
N. M
Roman Ortiz
Mexico
José Chavez
Casada Alamosa
Abran Giron
Rio Grande
Frisco
Ortiz
Stark
Javales
Sabinal
Fischer's New Market Advertises Ten Cent Steaks
From this date loin and porter house steak available at ten cents per pound with other meats in proportion. Live chickens dry packed oysters and fresh vegetables always on hand. FP Fischer proprietor R Patterson was a Windsor guest Monday.
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Fischer's
FP. Fischer
R. ©. Patterson
James Berry
Kansas
Sherwood B. Ives
New York
City
Windsor
Legislative Pointers On New Mexico Bills And Awards
A compilation notes bills defeated and passed in the 35th legislative session. Key actions include a Gallup hospital bill defeat, burials in churches, county institutes regulation, and a $30,000 World's Fair appropriation. It mentions a bond requirement for school superintendents, educational board prospects, and awards of a cut glass water set to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B. Martin.
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St. Patrick's
Cattle Sanitary Board
Assembly
St. Louis
35Th Legislative Assembly
Andrews
W. EB. Martin
Chas. R. Keyes
Santa Fe
School of Mines
Legislative Assembly
H. M. Dougherty
New Mexican
New Mexico
Local notes from Socorro and surrounding towns
A roundup of visitors, legal notices, business ads, and personal updates includes David Farr of Albuquerque at the Windsor, José B. Torres visiting Santa Fe, and mining and school matters. Also reported are a mining claim expenditure notice, a probate hearing for Alfred E. Howell, and notices about local officials and civic events.
Dickie and Crawford Sue Ross W for Damages in Socorro
In the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of New Mexico the plaintiffs Dickie and Crawford sue Ross W for one hundred thirty nine dollars and ninety eight cents plus costs for goods furnished. A writ of attachment lies against an undivided one fourth interest in the Deadwood Mining Claim in Cooney Mining District Socorro county. If the defendant does not appear by May 19 13 judgment by default will be entered and the attached property sold.
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Hintey City
Socorro
Jan
Sherwin
Albert Robinn
F. M. Burk
W. Smith
A. H. Amsden
Flovenee Group of Mines
Vin
Florence
Kate
Lone Jack
Silvernite
Summit
Los Angeles
United States
Sait
Sid Socorro County
Deadwood
Cooney
Socorro County
New Mexico
Recorder's Office
Wade
Joux EB. Guareris
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E, Howell
Gallup
A. A. Sedillo
Turner
Messrs
Fall, Hawkins
Speirs
Irrigation Commission
Council
Noy
August E. Rouiller
Paraje
Jos. E. Smith
Otero County
Howard
Ortega
Legi Tute
Committee On Education
Las Vegas
Winkler’s
David Farr
Albuquerque
John B. Griffith
José B. Torres
Bureau of Immigration
W. H. Byerts
Eagle
James Baldwin
Dan’l H. McMillan
Chas. R. Shuttleworth
Buffalo
N. Y
Leandro Baca
Estevan Baca
M. Wertman
Estey City
Mr. Wertman
Adam Farr
Magdalena
Desed
J. W. Bridgeman
Ross McMillan
A. Clemens
el Pasoo and
Deming
Clemens
A. B. Fitch
Denver
C. T. Brown
Graphic
Mr. Brown
Joplin
Juan José Baca
August E. Bouiller
C. Cortinas
Mr. Cortinas
C. G. Duncan
Ohio
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
A. E. Howell
Stars and Stripes
Dewitt's
M. A. Sayler
Porfettore
Alfred E. Howell
Phebe I. Howell
County of
Territory of
County of Socorro
Wen
A. Pixo
C. Mira
Beri
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Spearra
Thomas Dickie
H. B. Crawford
Dickie & Crawford
Plaintiffs
Ross W, ‘Thomas
G. E. Cook
School of
Minea
Charles R. Keyes
BE. Cor
Plaza
California
Arizona
T. Jaques
F. Fischer
Southeast Cor, Plaza
A. S. Potter, Prop
May & Yunker
T, Brown