Magdalena Mines Hit Big Tunnels and Rich Ore Finds
C. T. Brown and H. A. True of Socorro, officers of the Mines Development Co., report 5000 feet of tunnel at the Key group near Graphic and Kelly mines. They plan to ship ore next week and connect the Key tunnel with the Tip Top within five months, noting rich copper zinc gold and silver formations in Magdalena district. Brown and True stay in Albuquerque for Shriners events before returning to Socorro.
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McR
Shriners
Albuquerque
C. T. Brown
H. A. True
Socorro
Mines Development Company
Kelly
Graphic and
Kelly Mines
Brown
Tip Top
Tibe
Magdalena
Magdalena District
Mr. Brown
Magdalena Mountains
Mr. True
Los Angeles
Gem City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
A local advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and constitutional remedy. It claims the medicine reaches the seat of catarrh internally and cites physicians’ prescriptions, tonics, and blood purifiers. Testimonials are offered and Toledo, Ohio makers are named. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cirgany & Co
Props
Toledo
Reserve Grocer Ad Highlights Neighboring Socorro County
People of the western part of Socorro county should not fail to read the Reserve Grocer companys ad in this issue of The Chieftain and act accordingly.
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Socorro County
Reserve Grocer Company
Prichard Reappointed as New Mexico Attorney General
Governor J Raynolds issued an executive order declaring the attorney general position vacant after the removal of W C Reid and appointing Colonel George W Prichard of this city to the post Prichard took the oath and assumed duties immediately, reentering the office after prior service under earlier administrations
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George W. Prichard
New Mexico
J. Raynolds
Prichard
Getters
Otoro
Hagerman
Santa Fe New Mexican
J. W. Raynolds
W. C. Reid
Territory
New Mexico Medical Society debates territorial health board legality
At its Las Cruces meeting the New Mexico Medical Society raised a legal issue over Governor Hagerman’s appointment to the territorial board of health, claiming illegal selection. The group expects Governor Reynolds to appoint new members. Officers elected include Dr. R McBride president and Dr. G S McLandress secretary with Dr. C G Duncan treasurer. A legislative committee was named: Drs G W Harrison H M Smith and C G Duncan.
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New Mexico Medical Society
Las Cruces
Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly
Territorial Board of Health
Hagerman
Raynolds
Society
R McBride
Las Crueces
G. S. McLandress
Albuquerque
C. G. Duncan
Socorro
G. W. Harrison
H. M. Smith
Las Vegas
Cost Them the Trimmings Hotel Brawl Ends In Fines
A dispute at the Winkler hotel between Aamon Olguin and Jesus Ortega led to a lively morning fight with minor injuries. Both were charged and fined five dollars plus costs by Judge Green, who admonished them to improve guest reception in Socorro.
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Ramon Olguin
Jesus Ortega
Judge Green
Winkler Hotel
Aamon Olguin
Olguin
Ortega
Lumber Haul Offered From Hughes Mill to Kelly New Mexico
Wanted teams to haul lumber from Hughes saw mill to Kelly New Mexico. Apply to W H Hughes or Becker Blackwell company Magdalena NM.
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Hughes’ Saw Mill
Kelly
N. M
W. H. Hughes
Becker-Blackwell Company
Magdalena
News of the week in New Mexico and surrounding turmoil
The Chieftain summarizes events from across the region including visits by William Hearst and Governor Curry, political arrivals in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, a fatal shooting in Silver City, and celebration funding for Carlsbad projects. It also covers international conflicts, labor strikes, Haywood trials, and local legal notices amid community rumors and a public feud involving Manuel Sarifiana.
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Treritorial
William R. Hearst
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Old Timers’ Society of
Roswell
George Curry
W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Washington
Santa Fe
Edward Gray
Silver City
Carlsbad
Honda
Pecos
Government Reclamation Service
Montana
North Coast Limited
Helen Rodey
B.S. Rodey
Raymond Stamm
California
Motor Line to Mogollon Contacted with $60 000 Capital
A new company with capital stock of fifty thousand dollars plans to build an automobile road between Silver City and Mogollon. The firm will construct a bridge over the Gila river and absorb the current stage line, carrying passengers mail and express matter. Operation aimed before winter to shorten travel time and ease the journey.
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Silver City
MoGollon
Gila River
Death of Miss Ursula Sais Tuberculosis Claims Local Teen
Miss Ursula Sais seven teen daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Sais of 705 Eighth street died after a yearlong battle with tuberculosis. Her funeral is set for Monday at 3 PM at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial in Santa Barbara cemetery.
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Ursula Sais
Victor Sais
Eighth Street
Albuquerque Journal
Sais
Casa Colorado
Church of the
Arthur Cavanaugh Dead Prominent Socorro Traveler
Arthur Cavanaugh a well known commercial traveler and amateur comedian of Socorro New Mexico died Wednesday afternoon after a surgical operation in Albuquerque for appendicitis followed by peritonitis He was ill for several days and his death shocked the community
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Arthur Cavanaugh
New Mexico
Cavanaugh
Socorro
Albuquerquerque
Curry Sails for Home to Assume New New Mexico Governor Role
Washington dispatches report Capt. George Curry now governor of Samar in the Philippines will sail from Manila on May 3 and reach Santa Fe in July to take charge as New Mexico governor succeeding H. Hagerman. A reception and inauguration are anticipated in Santa Fe. Frank W. Parker announces juror drawings for the June term on May 25 in the courthouse, with officials presiding.
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Haywood
Wyoming
San Francisco
New York
Boss Cox
Cincinnati
Taft
Foraker
United States Senate
Ohio
William D. Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Washington
George Curry
Samar
Philippine Islands
New Mexico
H. J. Hagerman
Manila
Jane 3
Arive
Santa Fe
Curry
Frank W. Parker
Edmund G. Ross Dies Ex Senator Journalist and Impeachment Figure
Edmund G. Ross former Kansas senator and New Mexico governor died at his Albuquerque home on a Wednesday. The journalist fought for the Union, helped end Andrew Johnson impeachment, and led Kansas press efforts through a career spanning Lawrence Topeka and Coffeyville with multiple publications. He was born December 7 1826 in Ashland Ohio and survived by his family.
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Edmund G. Ross
Kansas
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Andrew Johnson
Senator Ross
Radmund G. Ross
Ashland
Huron County
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Fannie Lathrop
New York
Ross
Milwaukee Free Socrat
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lawrence, Kansas
Tribune
Topeka Tribune
Free State
Wyandotte
Territory of
Kansas State Record
Topeka
Eleventh
Kansas Infantry
Kansas-Missouri
Kansas Tribune
Lawrence
Crawford
Senate
James Lane
Coffeyville
Kas
United States
Pomeroy
New
Siena
al Lees
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Queen Victoria
Spain
British India
Russia
Japan
Far East
Turkish Arabia
San Diego
Shanghai
National
P.N. Yunker
Manuel Sarifiana
el Defensor
Sarifana
Sarifiana
Biavaschi
Grand Jury
Messrs
M. Cooney
John Greenwald
Torres Bros
M. Loewenstein
Doctor Blackington
P. N. Yunker
Amos Eb Green
Soncorro
la Opinion Publica
Public Opinion
Rascal
Mr. Sarifana
Pano A. Gaxcunes
Gila
Mani
Hwe
Winkler’s
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