Notice of Suit in Socorro NM Mortgage Foreclosure
John E. Griffith sues in Third Judicial District Socorro Territory of New Mexico to foreclose a mortgage on property in Socorro. Defendants include Rhoda and Charles Blackingtons heirs and The First National Bank of Albuquerque. Judgment by default sought if defendants fail to answer by June 22, 1908. Attorney H. M. Dougherty, Socorro NM. Clerk William E. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
Territory of New Mexico
County of
Socorro
John E. Griffith
William D. Newcomb
Rhoda M. Blackington
Charles F. Blackington
Rufus R. Black
Ington
Frank H
Ernest D. Macton
Leland R. Blackton
William M Blacke
Josephine Black
Bertrand L
Etta L. Miller
First National Bank
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Michael Cooney
Plainsacit
Joh i. Griffith
Marcy
Dougherty
City of
McCutchen Avenue
Plato
McCutchen
Office of the Seder
Docorre County
Tiffany
Vincent
H. M. Dougherty
First National Bank of
First Bank
Wiliam E. Martin
Wa. D. Newcoma
Strange wrestling accident kills Hudgens at Magdalena
In Magdalena a week ago Orb Hudgens and Edwards wrestled in a saloon. Edwards threw Hudgens and a severe neck break occurred. Hudgens died Sunday morning. he left a wife and child and had lived in Socorro years ago. Flavian Maes dies at 108 in southern city home. one of New Mexico’s oldest men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
Orb Hudgens
Edwards
Hudgens
Socorro
Flavian Maes
New Mexico
Electric light plant aims to light Socorro July Fourth
Doctor Woods drives rapid installation of Socorro Electric Company plant beside the Santa Fe tracks near Fraley's bins. A sixty foot well yields good water, construction by Zim Gibbons advances with adobe building and concrete foundation. Cinders laid to raise the site, foundation piles rising above flood line, two expert wiremen wiring buildings along Manzanares avenue and plaza. Work proceeds to turn on the light as a key feature of the Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Woods
Socorro
Socorro Electric Company
Santa Fire
Fraley
Zim Gibbons
Gibbons
Manzanares Avenue
Runaway Boulder Crashes Toward Mogollon Mine Camp
A large boulder loosened from a Mogollon mountain side crashed through a miners cabin in the night, smashing a bed and narrowly missing two sleepers. The incident, reported by the Silver City Independent, underscores a near disaster in the remote mining camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Independent
Moogollon
Mogollon
Tom Dickey
Name Changes Proposed for New Mexico Forest Areas
Acting forester Overton Price informs Delegate Andrews of planned boundary and name changes in New Mexico forests. The Gila Reserve north of the area would become Augustine or Gila North Reserve, with rest including the Big Burros to be named the Gila. The note implies a formal reorganization of local forest designations. Magdalena youth baseball activity rumored to energize the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Overton Price
Andrews
Mr. Price
Gila Reserve
Augustine
Gila North
Gila
Silver City
Shooting at Carthage sparks preliminary murder hearings
Deputy Sheriff Henry Dreyfus arrested Severino Vegher Australian Guerino Pend ova and Selesta Zulian for the murder of Carpio Galindro after a week in county jail awaiting trial before Judge Green. Reports say a saloon quarrel preceded the shooting with Galindro dying from a wound. The three defendants faced a preliminary hearing today.
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Henry Dreyfus
Carthage
Severino Vegher
Guerino Pendova
Selesta Zulian
Carpio Galindro
Dreyfus
Vegher
Galindro
Verzher
Iindro
Green
Mornime
Lightning Kills Socorro Shepherd in Oscura Mountains
Jesus Armijo, about twenty one, of Socorro was struck by lightning while herding sheep for Hon H O Bursum in the Oscura mountains. His brother with him was shocked. Armijo died at home Sunday morning. Funeral services were held at San Miguel church Monday. Prof. Geo S Ramsey of Albuquerque, Morning Journal rep, visited Socorro and bets on William Jennings Bryan for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Armijo
Hon. H. O. Bursum
Oscura Mountains
Socorro
Church of San Miguel
Geo. S. Ramsey
Albuquerque
The
Morning Journal
Ramsey
Seot Notes From Reserve Amid Garden Plots And Movement
Chieftain correspondent reports busy garden planting and recent travel. Jim Ward returned from camp. Joe Collins and Jim Snider came back from Magdalena. Ed Hudson plans to move to Utah with family. townsfolk wish him well. Henry Graham found saddle stolen. Fred Baldwin from Datil visits and reconnects with locals. Prof Jones and crew camped, eyeing railroad surveyors and town site, cattle and sheep shipments discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ward
Joe Collins
Jim Snider
Magdalena
Mr. Wilson
Tularosa
Hudson
Utah
Henry Graham
Fred Baldwin
Datil
Prof. Jones
Outfit
Luna county electrifies underflow rich plan for irrigation
Luna county farmers near Deming adopt electric pumping to utilize river underflow in the Mimbres valley. About twenty five plants to be installed within ten miles, expanding cultivated land to six to eight thousand acres, doubling last year’s output. Lieutenant R W Lewis reports recovering the blue horse stolen from his corral near Water Canon. Hon W E Martin of Dona Ana district court returns to Las Cruces after aiding in district court business. Nicely furnished house offered by J P Chase near the plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Sullivan
Territorial
Socorro
Lake Stevens
Ilinois Brewing Company
Manzanares Avenue
Santa Fe Company
Socorro County
Rio Grande
Sullivan
Albuquerque
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
John Barradaile
Bernalillo
Isleta
Luna County
Deming
Mimbres River
R. W. Lewis
Territorial Mounted Police
Magdalena
Water Canon
Lewis
W. E. Martin
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
Martin
Local notices and business updates from Socorro and surrounding towns
Buff Leghorn eggs offered at 1.50 setting with inquiries to John Ruff. F Fischer advertises cow ponies and work horses for sale and notes improvements on his residence in western city. Don Severo A. Baca recovering from rheumatism. Col Geo. W. Prichard in Socorro on professional business from San Marcial. Conrado A. Baca moves stock to El Defensor del Pueblo room and vows living prices. Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs. W. D. Newcomb’s Tuesday at 3. Jailer Abeyta repairs county jail glass after fire. Minnie Williams arrives from El Paso en route to Oklahoma City to live with sister. Sheriff Abeytia replaces broken glass in A. C. Abeytia & Garcia store. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mactavish visit Socorro en route to Albuquerque. Ball game at fair grounds ends with unprintable scores. Edward L. Price, State Bank cashier, optimistic about finances and advertises banking business. J J Leeson buys Masonic lodge copery on Manzanares and plans repairs after fire. Advertising urged in Chieftain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrado A. Baca
el Defensor del Pueblo
Silvestre Abeyta
Minnie Williams
el Paso
Socorro
Edna Hammel
Miss Williams
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Howard Sweet
San Marcial
Sweet
San Marcial Standard
J. S. Mactavish
Magdalena
Albuquerque
Edward L. Price
State Bank of Socorro
Price
J.J. Leeson
Copery
L. Smart
Manzanares Avenue
Leeson
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Mogollon Mountains
Hall
F. J. Curnny & Co
Toledo
Jas. F. Berry
A. W. Edelen
City
Bonangra
Mexico
Territorial Irrigation
L.wd
Jesus
B.C
Killa Carpio Galindro
Gem City
G. BE. Cook
Southwest
Bonde
Mimbros River
J. P. Chase
John Ruff
F. Fischer
Mr. Fischer
Don Severo A. Baca
Geo. W. Prichard
Colonel Prichard
K. N. Hobart
School of Mines
D. C. Hobart
Aniceto C. Abeytia
A.C. Abeytia & Garcia
Masonic
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