Territorial Courts Convene in Socorro County Judge Pope in Session
Judge W H Pope presides as United States and territorial courts sit in Socorro County. Proceedings list appointments, cases including adultery, damages, and lands disputes, with several continuances and dismissals. Public notices include a temporary injunction and a tax delinquency judgment. Curbing coughs is promoted by One Minute Cough Cure with a testimonial from Mrs. Fenner.
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W. H. Pope
United States
Socorro County
Pope
United Baths Court
Supreme Court of the
Territory of New Mexico
Fifth Judicial District Court
W. E. Martin
Wiliam B. Childers
U. S
Same
the Last Chance Mining Co. Et al
Alfredo Gonzales
Pensecs
Curry
Walter Cook
Frank Bartlett
Meres Rios de Valenzuela
Roman Valenzuela
Territory
Seferino Abeyta
Robert Hannigan
Robert Holliman
Socorro County Bank
C. T. Brown
August H. Hilton
Robert Duffy Et
G. K. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
New Candidates and Political Rumors in Albuquerque
Reports from Albuquerque note Judge A B Fall and Mayor H H Llewellyn as potential candidates for territorial offices. Fall, formerly on the territorial Supreme Court, is linked to a sixth district judgeship while Llewellyn may be pressed for the governorship. Other candidates mentioned include A A Freeman and FE A Mann. A separate column mentions a major shift in views by politicians and a proposed Roosevelt administration alignment. A Cooney mine strike in Socorro County is reported with ore values potentially rivaling a historic find.
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Albuquerque
A.B. Fall
H. H. Llewellyn
Rough Rider
Third Judicial District
Judge Fall
Sixth Judicial District
Major Llewellyn
Territory
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Roosevelt
A. A. Freeman
Carlsbad
FE. A. Mann
Las Crocess
Llewellyn
Denver
Cooney
Socorro County
Capt. Cooney
Adams diggings hunt menaced by legends in New Mexico
The Albuquerque Citizen reports Governor Otero and Secretary Raynolds traveled south to seek the famous Adams diggings said to lie in Sierra county. The piece notes past dangers from Vic torio and Geronimo era conflicts, weighing whether the prospecting trip will yield treasure and public cheer upon their return.
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Albuquerque
M. A. Otero
J. W. Raynolds
Adams
Uchillo Negros
Sierra County
Victoria
Geronimo
Victorio
Otero
Raynolds
Improved cattle market boosts Kansas City prices May 1904
The Kansas City cattle market strengthened from last Thursday with light Southwestern killing steers selling at 4.15 to 4.60 per cwt and Colorado fed steers around 4.60. Kansas fed cattle brought 4.75, with Colorado steer 1344 at 4.85. Stockers and feeders show good demand though buyers seek lower ranges. Mutton receipts lag, with clipped lambs at 5.75, wethers 5.25, ewes 5.00, wool lambs 6.65, Texas grass sheep 4.50 to 4.85, and a Texas goat lot at 3.85.
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Kansas City
Colorado Fed
Kansas Fed
Colorado
Texas
London
Fitch Family Heads to California After Mine Sale
Capt A B Fitch and his children Elizabeth Blanche Herford and James travel from Magdalena to Oakland after selling the Graphic mine once operated between Magdalena and Kelly. The sale to Sherwin Williams of Cleveland reportedly yielded a profitable return for promoters.
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A.B. Fitch
Elizabeth
Blanche
Herford
James
Magdalena
Oakland
Caliifornia
Pitch
Madeline
Captain Fitch
Graphic
Kelly
C. T. Brown
Sherwin-Williams Company
Cleveland
Ohio
California
New Mexico
Weekly Crop Bulletin Santa Fe May 17 1904
The period opened cool and dry with wind then turned to scattered showers and higher temperatures. Rain relieved drought in parts near Roswell and the Continental Divide but was inadequate elsewhere, leaving water supplies largely unchanged. New grass is starting, lambing neared completion with variable losses, cattle declines eased on southern ranges, and ditch-irrigated crops advanced while overall acreage remained light. Wheat corn and alfalfa progress, with fruit yields expected to be irregular.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Roswell
Continental Divide
White and
Sacramento Mountains
R. M. Hardinge
A Cure For Piles From Atlanta Man
G. L. Carter of Atlanta Georgia reports a bad case of piles cured by a box of De Witt's Witch Hagel Salve. He praises instant relief and recommends it, noting its healing for eczema skin diseases and wounds. Sold by Sogorro Drug and Supply Co.
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G. ¥. Carter
Atlanta
de Witt
Sogorro Drug and Supply Co
Episcopal Services Tomorrow at 11 and 3
Rev Darling will conduct morning and evening services in the Episcopal church tomorrow. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Darling
Episcopal Church
Poll Tax Notice Requires Immediate Payment for 1904
Deputy treasurer and collector C. A. Baca orders all residents to pay the 1904 poll tax immediately, stating taxes are due now and must be settled at once.
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C. A. Baca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price Bros. Co
Woods
P.N. Yunker
New Mexico and
Arizona
Home Comfort
Whitney Company
South First St
First National Bank
Youhua
Reynolds
MW. Flournoy
Frank McKee
C.K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroads
Chas. E. White
Sarah L. Burr
John P. Ray
Thomas Cowden
Wesley Stewart
Territorial Court
W.E. Martin
A. A. Sedillo
Leandro Baca
W. E. Baker
Ciriaco Jadjola
BE. L. Foster
Oak Grove and Sierra Cattle Co
Geo
KEW
Mexico
A. TR. Fall
W. H.W. Llewellyn
Hall
Cinex Toledo
Olney
Great Britain
Russia
Hill
German
Senate
Gray
Bryan
Philippines
Panama Canal
Louisville Post
Hich Stathe
Gurney Camp
Wickler's
Haynolds
Kansas
Socore
Drug and Supply Co
Socofre Drug and Supply Co
Ae Be
Piteh
Secorre
Ourland
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