Commencement Festivities at New Mexico School of Mines
Socorro marked the eighth annual commencement with a grand ball day. Santa Fe Centrals beat the Mines 13 7, then the home team won 21 20. Judge Freeman spoke on American citizenship as diplomas and the C T Brown medal were awarded. The ball at Garcia opera house closed a successful year boosted by land-sale revenues and Assembly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
New Mexico School of Mines
Martin
Santa Fe Centrals
School of Mines
Santa Fe
Garcia Opera House
A. A. Freeman
Ant H. McMillan
Fifth Judicial District
Jos. McConnell
McConnell
Estelle Greenwald
Theta Jones
Judge Freeman
C. T. Brown
Fayette A. Jones
Elston Everett Jones
Boiseby
Charles H. Shamel
E. W. Eaton
Haynes A. How
Elston EB. Jones
F.C. Lincoln
Mesdames Griffith
Sleight
Sayler
Hilton
Jos. KE. Smith
Kittrell
Stansbury
R. Smith
Opera House
DiMauro
Albuquerque
34Th General Assembly
Numerous visitors and events fill Socorro scene
Many names and occasions appear in Socorro notes from May and June 1902 including visits by C. T. Brown Sam Locke J. F. Cook Solomon Luna and others. Social notes speak of theater ball games church repairs and a memorial day procession with remarks by Hon. A. A. Freeman. The town also notes tremor from a slight earthquake and upcoming Mt Carmel academy commencement.
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Socorro
Company H
Armory
California Street
Manzanares Avenue
Plaza
Fischer Avenue
Socorro Cemetery
Barbara Locke
Servey
Sam'l Locke
Park House
Church of the Epiphany
Jos, McConnell
Centrals and School of Mines Battle In Twin Games
Thursday reports show both games ending honors even with Centrals 15 to 7 in the morning and Mines winning 21 to 20 in the afternoon slugfest. Key performances by Thomas Parsons for Centrals and Chavez McDonald for the Miners, plus Rhodes Hale Wilson for Mines, shaped the doubleheader before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Centrals
School of Mines
Thomas
Parsons
Celso Chavez
Roy McDonald
Celso
McDonald
Miners
Charlie Rhodes
Hale
Wilson
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G. Biavaschis
the Arcade
Harvey House
New Mexico
Price Bros. & CO
Whitney Company
South First St
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sam Locke
Duke City
J. F. Cook
Katzenstein's
Solomon Luna
Windsor
G. L. Hood
Reserve
Yunker
C. L. Herrick
the Windsor
Kelly
A. H. Hilton and Wife of
San Antonio
Editor Howard
The
San Marcial Bee
Don Luciano Chavez
Polva
Dera
J. S. Mactavish
Magdalena
O. R. Smith
J. P. Kelly
J. W. Medley
W. T. Medley
van Horn
Texas
Lon Allen
J. M. Allen
Allen House
As Vegas
Church of San Miguel
Oscar Bedeman
Becker Blackwell Co
Co.t. Brown
F. C. Lincoln
Black Range
Henry Williams
Agnes Jaques
Stephens College
Columbia
Adolfo Torres
Palomas Springs
Chas. Tabacci
Clifton
Arizona
A. F. Katzenstein
F. A. Gardom
Three Brothers Mining and Milling Company
Water Catton
George Cook
Browns
John Hill
Mother Earth
Lamar
Colorado
Gustav Becker
Springerville
S. Alexander
Hillsboro
Ross McMillan
J. Leon Knapp
Jas. Berry
Thos. Brown
Franklin, Penn
Standand Oil Company
Cerrillos Smelting Company
Sam’l Locke
Mt. Carmel Academy
Sisters of Loretto
Cy A Suns
Treat
Centrals
School of M
United States
Howe
London
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