Abeyta Block Sold for Mason Lodge Use in Socorro
The Abeyta block on Manganares avenue north of the plaza was bought from Reverend Gentile by the local Masonic lodge. The purchase covers all lots and buildings to the alley, minus a 50 foot parcel owned by Henry Chambon, and enables renovation and a new lodge room on the second story corner. The deal is touted as a major boon for Socorro’s welfare and future repairs.
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Socorro
Abeyta
Masonic Lodge
Reverend Gentile
Manganares Avenue
Socorro Drug and Supply Company
Henry Chambon
Soc
Miss Katherine Fitch Becomes Journeying Guest
Miss Katherine Fitch of Oakland California left yesterday for El Paso to visit sister Mrs Paul J Terry and family. She will then travel to Cleveland Ohio to visit her mother and other relatives and will visit friends in Baltimore thereafter.
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Katherine Fitch
Oakland
California
Jas. G. Fitch
el Paso
Paul J. Terry
Cleaveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Trustees of New Mexico School of Mines Hold Annual Meeting
The New Mexico School of Mines board met in Socorro on Tuesday afternoon in the office of C. T. Brown. Election of faculty for 1907 8 included Noble as President and Chemistry Professor, Adams Geology, Smith Mining, Drake Languages. plans for mathematics and civil engineering chairs to be filled later. Preparatory department narrowed to ninth and tenth grades with space to be provided in a south campus building. $15,000 state funding anticipated for permanent improvements. Dormitory plans and expanded departmental equipment will boost attendance and efficiency. Also noted were travels of Hon. W. E. Martin, famed for parliamentary law expertise and pranks in the legislature, and local social news including visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cox and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico School of Mines
C.T. Brown
Anman &. Abeytia
A. TL. Hilton
San Antonio
W. A. Fleming Jones
Lax Crowes
Po J. Savage
Robert Peelle Noble
A. K. Adams
R. V. Smith
E. A. Drake
Anne W
Fitch
Robert I. Kirchman
School of Mines
Roosevelt Accepts Hagerman Resignation as New Mexico Governor
President Roosevelt accepts the resignation of Herbert J. Hagerman as Governor of New Mexico. The letter states the resignation takes effect when the president’s letter reaches Hagerman, expected Thursday or Friday, with James W. Raynolds acting as governor until George Curry arrives. The White House confirmed Curry as a personal appointment and closed the Hagerman removal as a settled matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
H. J. Voyterman
New Mexico
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert J. Hagerman
Tagerman
Santa Fe New Mexican
White House
Hagerman
Santa Fe
James W. Raynolds
George Curry
Neill B. Field
Albuquerque
Lew Willard
Curry
Field
Clancy
Clancy Party
H. J. Slayerman
Cowpuncher Samuel Davis Ends Life at Texas Ranch
Samuel Davis a Texas born cowpuncher, 25, killed himself at the AL ranch last Friday night with a pocket knife. He lingered after the act, moving about the room, before the body was found next morning. Despondency over squandered money from his Texas father and growing financial troubles are cited as the motive. Davis was reputed to be one of the best in Mexico.
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Samuel Davis
Texas
AL Ranch
Davis
Sue Wenn Pie
Fand
Mexi- CO
Shrines Train Wreck Near Maxwell City
A special train carrying Shriners bound for Los Angeles derailed near Maxwell City yesterday evening. Two cars overturned injuring many passengers who were treated at Santa Fe hospital in Las Vegas. Captain M Cooney spent the day at Polomas hot springs while crews cleared the track for ten to twelve hours.
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Socorro
Los Angeles
Maxwell City
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Raynolds Named Acting Governor of New Mexico
At 11 30 yesterday Herbert J Hagerman left as governor and Secretary J W Raynolds became acting governor until Governor Curry arrives from the Philippines in about two months Raynolds will juggle duties in both the secretary and executive offices each day and supervise the publication of laws and journals of the thirty seventh legislative assembly across a busy sixty day period.
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Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Washington
Hagerman
J. W. Raynolds
Curry
Philippines
Raynolds
Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly
Delegates Andrews Heading to New Mexico This Week
According to morning dispatches Delegate W. Andrews left Washington Friday for New Mexico arriving in Lamy Monday morning. His exact route to Santa Fe or Albuquerque remains undecided. He has done strong work for New Mexico lately and will welcome a rest at home. Mr. and Mrs. Eisenhart moved into the L. K. Terry cottage on Park Street this week.
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J. W. Cox
Socorro
Cox
Texico
Marion McCallan
Albuquerque
Temple Ballut Abyad
W. . Andrews
Washington
New Mexico
E. L. Eisenhart
L. K. Terry
Park Street
Boosting Cooney District Seeks Hotels and Rail Link
A district meeting launched plans for an improvement association to attract business and develop Cooney Mogollon area. Calls for a railway and better hotel accommodations as the Last Chance mine leads local mining growth. Mines like Confidence and Cooney show strong potential with cyanide mills and expanding development. Corres from Albuquerque Journal notes share price and personnel details, plus a sale of two work horses.
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Cooney
Mogotlon
Aca
Last Chance
Ernest Craig
Rss
Cleveland
Deadwood
Craig
Mogollon Gold and Copper Company
T. J. Curran
Enterprise Mining Company
Cooney Canyon
Freeman
The
Albuquerque Journal
Reid strikes at Hagerman over living gift and land deeds
The Albuquerque Citizen reports on Attorney General W C Reid's Roswell speech accusing Hagerman and the deposed governor of misusing land deed authority. It covers claims about land titling powers, the role of the land commissioner, and Governor Hagerman's knowledge of the law, with mention of funds being kept separate and Keen’s alleged refusal to distribute monies.
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W.C. Reid
Roswell
Attor
W. Reid
Reid
Hingerman
A. A. Keen
Mr. Keen
Keen
Hagerman
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Rio Grande Lodge Number Nine
A. PF. and
A. M
Hall
F. J. Curing & Co
Props
Toledo
Bank of Magdalena
Gustav Becker
Springerville
Arizona
John Becker
Belew
Pew Bank
C. T. Brown
H. M. Dougherty
T. B. Catron
Kelly
School OF Mines Trustees
W. E. Martin
Legislative Council
Martin
Mexico
Billy
Socorro County
Ww. Gardiner
H. J. Gardiner
W. P. Sanders
Gardiner
H. J. Hagerman
RE. A. Clemons
Southwout
Magdalena
Joss
Hiéan
Web, Ee
Capt
M. Cooney
Te Polomas Hot Springs
Andrews
Lamy
Improvement and Development Association
P. N. Yunker
W. C. Reid
Shoutders Flame
Pansylvania Development Company
T. J. Marranws
Mer Socorro Telephone Co
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