Newcomb Collins Co Peddles Fine Clothing in Socorro
Socorro residents urged to visit Newcomb Collins & Co for reliable clothing at reasonable prices. Sergeant Robert W. Lewis returned from a western chase after outlaws in Socorro county and Arizona. Ladies of the Episcopal guild enjoyed a pleasant gathering hosted by Mrs. W Homer Hill while celebrating Dorothy Hills sixth birthday. Mr and Mrs A H Hilton of San Antonio visited the city, guests of Hon H O Bursum. The Ladies High Five club hosted its season finale at Mrs John W Terry’s home. Mrs Jas F Berry plans a summer in Mexico, visiting Mexico City and Bonanza. A Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting set for June 11 and a probate clerk vault upgrade were noted. H A True departs for Somerville MA, joined by Mrs and Miss True. The High Five club event featured 32 participants with prizes for top players.
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Socorro County
Ftain
Newcomb, Collins & Co
Royal Tailors
Jicago
Rob't W. Lewis
Mounted Police
Arizona
Arizona. Sergeant Lewis
Episcopal Guild
W. Homer Hill
Miss Dorothy Hill
A. H. Hilton
San Antonio
H. O. Bursum
John W. Terrry
Fischer Avenue
Mesdames H. O. Bursum
John Greenwald
Jas
Mr. Fitch
News of the Week Update From New Mexico and Abroad
Francisco Baca jailed in Sierra county for complicity in Pedro Madrid’s murder. J J Hagerman resigns as water commissioner to Acting Governor Raynolds. Delegate Andrews heads to Washington to lobby for New Mexico interests. Japan seeks an alliance with the United States. Sicily volcanoes Mount Aetna and Stamboli grow active. China denounces Japan over treaty posturing. President Diaz of Mexico suggests a diplomatic solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Baca
Pedro Madrid
Sierra County
Territorial
J.J. Hagerman
J. W. Raynolds
Territory
W. H. Andrews
Albuquerque
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Japan
United States
Aetna
Stamboli
Sicily
China
Diaz
Mexico
Timber sale notices and timber sale details in New Mexico
The notice announces bids for timber from the National Forest in New Mexico, specifying eligible species such as douglas fir and juniper, bid requirements, pricing per timber unit, and a $2000 deposit. It lists officials Geo. S. King and K. McClure as contacts, with Forest Supervisor in Silver City and Acting Forester in Washington, D. C.
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Wasi
Forest Henchington
J. C
Bachman
Gilt National Forest
New Mexico
Geo. &. King
Fiveal
Great Service
Washington, D.C
K. McClure
Forest Supervivor
Silver City
R Cawrin
Presbyterian Church of Magdalena Incorporation in 1907
Articles of Incorporation filed May 13 1907 in Socorro County New Mexico establish The Presbyterian Church of Magdalena. The church to operate under doctrines of the United States Presbyterian Church with Christian missions and property rights within New Mexico for fifty-year duration. J S Mactavish F H Gregg J R Foss B Totman Oscar Redemann named initial directors. Office listed as Bank of Magdalena Magdalena with J R Foss as agent. Public official certificates by J Mactavish F H Gregg J R Foss C B Totman and O Redemann.
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Terrritory
New Mexico
I. J. W. Raynolds
Territory of
Presbyterian Church OF
Magdalena
Territory
Santa Fe
Bank of Magdalena
Socorro County
J. R. Foss
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
S. V
J. $. Mactavish
F. H. Gregg
Co. B. Totman
Oscar Redemann
Pacemercy
A. D
Mactaviah
R. Foss
B. Totman
Yacar Redemani
Socorro
J. Mactayish
C. B. Totman
Ar Redemann
Powrinio Sancuirz
N. M
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Joseph Price
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Mr. Price
Jamestown
Jas. F. Berry
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. W. Twining
W. D. Newcomb
California Street
Court House
H. A. True
Somerville
Massachus
the News OF
Frd Boecheler & Co
Whitney Company
Acgme Steel
Studebaker
Studebaker Wagons
Geo
Cook
Geo. E. Cook
J. W. Raynouis
H. P. Pir
Territory of New Mexico
County of Socorro
THE
Presbyterian Church OF Magdalena New Mex
A. Us
J W Ravywonps
MATL
Socorro State Bank
C. T. Brown
Edward L., Price
James G. Fitch
M. Loewenstein
Loewenstein Bros
PRICE BROS. @ CO
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