Rail,Depots, and Strikes Make Busy West
Track laid on the Santa Fe Central to 27 miles west of Torrance. In St Louis the jury remains privy to recent Missouri legislation. King Edward greeted warmly in Paris last week. Santa Fe starts building a new depot at Raton. Rio Grande rises at El Paso. El Paso & Northeastern strike at Alamogordo with about 250 out. Mexico to borrow 25 million, Transvaal 175 million. Greater Denver now a reality with five suburbs added. Rock Island reportedly controlling Frisco. President enjoyed a chuck wagon breakfast at Hugo Colorado. Monitor Arkansas at the exposition dedication in St Louis began downstream. President to leave Los Angeles, likely visit Garfield widow in Pasadena. US Army board adopts a new service rifle with a 24 inch barrel. Russia occupies Chinese territory. US England and Japan to oppose Russia. Alpheus Hewpe to be tried Monday for jailor Gallegos murder. Telles hanged Apr 3. Dr Adolf Lorenz demonstrates bloodless surgery in New Orleans. Large turnout of crippled children observed.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers 100 dollars for any case it cannot cure and invites readers to request testimonials. The notice also includes a note about water rent payments and a claim of high quality job work at The Chieftain office with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cumway &Co
Toledo
A. E. Howell
Frederick Winn Artist Honed in New Mexico Ranch Life
Frederick Winn, a promising young American artist born in Shanghai, has gained notice for vivid ranch life scenes from Magdalena New Mexico. His work impressed President Roosevelt in Albuquerque, who praised him and offered support. Winn studied at Rutgers and Princeton before returning west to sketch bronco life, even modeling with cowhands. A city council meeting adjourned for lack of quorum, with orders about insulators, delinquent taxes, and road work to the School of Mines. An advertisement promotes Kodol for indigestion and fancy stationery at The Chieftain office.
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Frederick Winn
Magdalena
Winn
Roosevelt
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Jeane
Shanghai
China
Rutgers College
Princeton
Remington
E. A. Clemens
Cooney
Abeyta
Cortinas
Winkler
School of Mines
Grand and Petit Juries Named for May Term
Jury commissioners announced the May term grand jury selections by county: Lincoln Jonas Taleferro Dominick Delcurto W C McDonald Wm Lane. Socorro A F Katzenstein Morris Loewenstein Richard Stackpole Joaquin Chavez Pedro Gallegos Justo Ramirez Chavez Ralph E Bates M H Elford A E Macy G M Danner. Eddy Henry Baldwin J W Basfield J F Cooper J C Gage. Roosevelt Jas P Stone Jas Beasley John D Kerr H J Farnham. Petit jurors listed include Socorro Fr as Gonzales Zim Gibbons Jose Leongos Crespin Torres Melquadez Luna Juan Silva Lincoln Charles Mayer J J Jaffa F G Peters J S Roberts Charles F Uebrick Chavez S P Butler J C Cady Sr M R Lewis N C Burrus L R Cass Eddy N B Brogdon J C Keith T A Exell A N Pratt Roosevelt W C Silvey J J Pinson J E Brown Aron Ragsdale. The Las Vegas Optic notes a shift to Republican policy and independent Republicanism, praising citizen merit and denouncing political bosses. De Witt’s Hazel Salve advertised as a scarless healer for piles. Stationery available at The Chieftain office.
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United States Grand Jury
M. A. Sayler
Catarina Cortinas
August Winkler
Court House
U. S
Grand Jury
Lincoln County
Jonas Taleferro
Dominick Delcurto
W. C. McDonald
Wm. Lane
Socorro County
A. F. Katzenstein
Morris Loewenstein
Richard Stackpole
Joaquin Chavez
Pedro Gallegos
Justo Ramirez
Chavez County
Ralph E. Bates
M. H. Elford
A. E. Macy
G. M. Danner
Eddy County
Henry Baldwin
J. W. Basfield
J. F. Cooper
J. C. Gage
Roosevelt County
Jas. P. Stone
Jas. Beasley
John D. Kerr
H. J. Farnham
United States
Petit Sary
Fras Gonzales
Zim Gibbons
José Leongos
Crespin Torres
Melquiadez Luna
Juan Silva
Charles Mayer
J. J. Jaffa
F. G. Peters
J. S. Roberts
Charles F. Uebrick
S. P. Butler
J. C. Cady, Sr
M. R. Lewis
N. C
Market activity in the New Mexico horse trade and regional sales
A May 6 1803 dispatch from Magdalena details vigorous northern demand for southwestern horses with carloads of brood mares saddle stock and mixed consignments sold to buyers from Kansas Colorado and beyond. Buyers note stock quality and advocate larger stallions for future herds while shipments continue from Socorro and Magdalena. The report also notes a mandamus petition against New Mexico treasurer Vaughn to redirect 25000 from sinking fund to support Mesilla Park College operations. The Mt Carmel convent school picnic and local printing services are briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro County
Agdalena
N. M
Borror Chinerain
New Mexico
Canoner & Holloway
Nebraska
Magdalena
AL Ranch
Juan José Baca
Socorro
Blake & Goodan
Hazleton
Kansas
Boleslo A. Pino
Grimes & Dunnegan
Colorado
Vaughn
Board of Regents
The
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts At
Mesilla Park
J. H. Vaughn
Story of New Mexico
Judicial District Court
Territorial
35Th Legislative Assembly
Jens McFie
Rio Barriba
Santa Fe New Mexican
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W.l.douglas
Tc Moo
W. L. Douglas
Ee Union
Eee
Price Bros. & CO
Arizona
Home Comfort Steel Ranges
Whitney Company
South First St
California
Santa Fe
Pullmam
Olitor Bawet
Peowbyerlang
Maxter
Hewevik
Thos, Jaques
A. T.&s. Fe Ry
Socorro New
Mexico
Santa Te
First National Bank
Fortune. Reynolds
W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroads
Stationery
Santa Fe Central
Torrance
St Louis
Missouri
King Edward
Paris
Raton
Rio Grande
el Paso
el Paso & Northeastern
Alamogordo
Transvaal
Denver
Lmits
Rock Island Company
Frisco Company
Hugo
Monitor
Arkansas
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pasadena
President Garfield
United States Army Board
Krag
Russia
England
Japan
Alpheus Hewpe
McFie
Epitacio Gallegos
José Telles
Adolf Lorenz
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
R. T. Contins
Ceater
Las Vegas
Optic
de Witt
A. E. Jowell
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel Convent
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