Stockmen's Meeting Honors Governor Hagerman at San Marcial
The Cattle and Horse Protective Association of Central New Mexico held its annual meeting at San Marcial with Governor Herbert J. Hagerman as guest. Officers were elected including executive chairman J. W. Medley and secretary W. H. H. Spackman. Treasurer William Gamliner and Hon. W. C. McDonald were named. The treasury stood at 400 dollars. A card of thanks from the association praised San Marcial for its hospitality and noted the governor’s well received address.
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Cattle and Horse Protective Association of
Central New Mexico
San Marcial
T. W. Medley
W. ©. McDonald
McDonald
Chav. V. Mallatt
Www C Barnes
Cattle San Board
Association
Sery
W. P. Sanders
Treasury
J. W. Medley
W. H H. Spackmaan
William Gamliner
W. C. McDonald
Captain Trelford of Kansas Haw Boon Chosen as Warden
Captain Arthur Trelford, long time superintendent of construction at Fort Leavenworth, is named superintendent of the New Mexico territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe. Governor Hagerman appointed him, citing his prison experience and dedication, and contrasting with candidates who have other pursuits.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Arthur Trelford
United States Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
New Mexico Territorial Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Herbert J. Hagerman
Bure Sum
Trelford
Fourth Cavalry
Idaho State Prison
United States Prison
Prelferd
Hagerman
New Mexico
Prichard to resign as attorney general on June first
The New Mexico governor plans to replace Attorney General George W. Prichard with Captain W. Reid of Roswell, noting a preference for a lawyer with closer ties to Governor Hlagerman. Prichard will stay in Santa Fe to handle legal and mining matters before departing.
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Santa Fe New Mexican Sus
George W. Prichard
Herbert J. Thaungerman
W. Reid
Roswell
Hlagerman
Reid
Prichard
Santa Fe
News Of The Week In New Mexico And National Roundup
The Chieftain condenses regional and national items. Tales cover the Belen cut off completion, a Las Vegas death by apoplexy, potential independent mayoral bid in Santa Fe, Sunday law indictments in Grant County, Silver City fires, Santa Fe assessor appointments, and railway talks to Roswell. National notes include wool market strength, snow obstructions, mail irregularities, Colorado snow slides, packers hearings, battleship Oregon, Milwaukee politics, Mutual Life probe, and a fatal railroad foreman case. Social note details a St Patrick Day card party hosted by Mrs Brown and Mrs Hilton with 40 guests, green decor, and prizes.
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Thomas B. Catron
Santa Fe
Grant County
Silver City
Atlen
Alamogordo
W. G. Higginbotham
Fannin County
Texas
Board of County Commissioners
Santa Fe County
Glenville
A. Collins
Hagerman
Collins
Edward Andrews
JL. Tallmadge
Chicago
New Mexico
Santa Fe Central Railway
Roswell
National
Boston
Ohio
San Juan County
Colorado
St. Louis
Denver & Rio Grande
Packers
T. Brown
J. H. Hilton
Anna
Bertha Hilton
Nellie Zimmer
Tom Fame
St. Patrick
W. EB. Martin
McCutchen Indicted for Criminal Libel in Territorial Court
Territorial Grand Jury returns indictment against J. W. McCutchen editor of the Industrial Advertiser of Albuquerque accusing him of criminal libel aimed at James Wallace Raynolds territorial secretary over an article alleging maladministration in pardoning criminals. Indictment notes intent to scandalize for political and pecuniary benefit.
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Territorial Grand Jury
District Court
First Judicial District
J. W. McCutchen
Industral Advertiser
Albuquerque
McCutchen
Industrial Advertiser
James Wallace Raynolds
Territorial
Raynolds
Criinals
Death of G Hult, Early Socorro Resident
G Hult an elder resident of Socorro died at his home Tuesday evening after an illness of several weeks. Born May 5 1823 in Sweden he graduated Upsala University in 1844 and came to the United States in 1855. He lived in Texas San Diego and Silver City before settling in Socorro in 1879. He married Sarah A Toler in Dallas in 1872 and leaves eleven children, three living. Funeral was at the family home and burial in Socorro cemetery. Will become residents of Socorro after April first H W Bursum resigns as territorial penitentiary superintendent and moves with his family to Socorro, planning a brick two story residence. Citizens welcome his arrival and improvements.
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BK. G. Hult
Socorro
Mr. Halt
Wermland
Sweden
Upsala University
United States
Mr. Hult
Mercantile Busines
Texas
San Diego
California
Silver City
Idaho
Hult
Dallas
Sarah A. Toler
Sotorro
HW. O. Bursum
Territorial
Ocorro
Bursum
Long Distance Telephone Line To Connect Socorro and Albuquerque
Captain T. J. Matthews reports the long distance line stretched between Socorro and Albuquerque except three miles at Rio Salado. Delays due to new poles, but readiness hoped by April 1 to open the line linking Socorro with Utah, Montana, Idaho, Colorado, western Kansas, Nebraska, and intermediate points.
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T. J. Matthews
Socorro
Albuquerque
Rio Salado
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Fornoff Named Captain of Territorial Mounted Police
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports Governor Hagerman has appointed Deputy U S Marshal Frederick Fornoff as Captain of the territorial mounted police, replacing Captain John F. Pullerton. Elfego Baca, Socorro district attorney, and Prof. Rayo Reyes, who has ties to the Concho band, were in town. Reyes plans to form a band in Socorro and recently bought a $400 piano for his studio from Learned & Lindemann. The Hult family thanks friends for support during their affliction.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Herbert J. Hagerman
United States
Frederick Fornoff
Territorial Mounted Police
John F. Pullerton
Elfego Baca
Socorro
Rayo R. Reyes
Prof
Reyes
el Paso
Concho
Concho Orchestra
Prof. Reyes
Sousa
Learned & Lindemann
Albuquerque
Resignation of New Mexico Penitentiary Superintendent
Bursum resigns after seven years as superintendent with resignation effective April 2 1906. The letter to Governor Hagerman cites satisfaction with his tenure and outlines successor procedures. Also included is a local notice advertising Hall's Catarrh Cure and related products.
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Herbert J. Hagert
J. O. Bursum
Territorial Mnitentiary
Bursum
Santa Fe
N. M
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Hall
F. J. Chengy & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walpine, Kenan & Maxvi
Imperial Council Meeting in Los Angeles 1906
The Imperial Council of the Mobles of the Mystic Shrine convenes in Los Angeles California from May 7 to May 11 1906. Tickets go on sale April 26 through May 6 at a single round trip fare. Pindabaker and wagons are noted with reference to geographic names Geo BE Cook.
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Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
California
Tuos
Jaguas
Santa Pe
Pindabaker
Ts Ae
Geo, BE. Cook
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