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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
2
In the Trepal lican party in New Mexico the condition improves gradually. Democrats are expected to gain influence soon. March weather affects neighboring areas. reports say Gem City fares better than neighbors.
The article states Socoxkco county is the banner county of New Mexico for mineral products and, from present indications, it is reasonable to expect she will retain that proud position for many years to come.
William F. Brogan chosen as managing editor of the Albuquerque Citizen. His year plus work on the Santa Fe New Mexican staff indicates he will excel in this new influential role.
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes that 123 bills became laws in the recent Assembly session. Most are in the right direction and beneficial. about six are questionable but not severely harmful, mainly affecting treasury funds, a common outcome in representative bodies.
The Cattle and Horse Protective Association has accomplished much for its members and Socorro County. Its united efforts show what can be achieved when individuals join for mutual benefit and prosperity spreads beyond the membership to nearby stockmen and neighbors.
The thirty seventh legislative assembly boosts the Mines with a $1000 annual appropriation increase and a $15000 gift for a students dormitory. The dormitory will reduce costs and attract more students, a longheld need that could shape the school’s bright future.
Governor Hagerman proclaims Friday March 29 1907 Arbor Day across the territory urging school teachers and pupils to plant trees and shrubs on public and private grounds. He asks county superintendents to spread the notice and promote cultural initiatives, stressing the importance of education and public benefits.
Sleeplessness stems from stomach troubles that disturb nerves and sleep. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets stimulate digestion to restore health and aid sleep. Also notes a folk paste recipe using alum and oil of cloves in flour paste as a nonfries remedy.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a definitive remedy for female weakness and related symptoms. It asserts long medical endorsement, proprietary glycerite extracts, and guarantees purity, urging readers not to substitute unknowns and to choose Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills.
In Bremen a sergeant major in an infantry regiment received a slight disciplinary punishment for mortally wounding a man in a fight. He appealed unsuccessfully, ordered blank cartridges loaded then ball rounds, taught firing positions, and calmly ordered fire before dying from four heart shots. Also noted are brief items about Bucken’s Arnica Salve and a Zambei express passenger humor at Kimberley.
Special Master announces sale under a 1907 New Mexico foreclosure decree against Charles I. Blackington and Rhoda M. Black for 4653 dollars plus interest and costs. The sale of the described lands in Socorro County will occur April 17, 1907, at the county courthouse, to satisfy the judgment, with Dougherty and Griffith as attorneys for the plaintiffs.
Ole M. Sakaraison of Magdalena NM seeks final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 3578 filed Oct 15 1901 for the NW SE and SWY of Section 14 Township 5S Range 5W. Proof to be made before Probate Clerk Socorro NM May 4 1907 with witnesses J R Phillips Abel Alderete David Evens and Partes Register as listed.
Notices indicate Juan Montoy Castillo and Martiniano Chavez y Castillo of Magdalena New Mexico plan final five year proofs for Homestead Entries 6744 and 6745, December 28, 1901. Proofs to be made May 8 in Socorro before Probate Clerk E H Sweet. witnesses listed: Celso Lopez Jose Chavez y Baca Jose M Jaramillo and Martiniano Chavez y Baca.
Native of Forfeiture. Oats, oats, oats for sale at Geo. E. Cook's livery stable. 'two Goop milch cows wanted, BE. 1, Risenhart. Phone 24.
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