Court Proceedings Document Multiple Dismissals and Fortunes
The Val Verde Land and Improvement company against J W Crawford et al for ejectment was dismissed for want of prosecution. An appeal case against T R Buell for assault and trespass was dismissed at the territory’s cost, as was Altaytacia Baca. Piedad Silva’s assault with words case dismissed at territory cost except district attorney’s fee of five dollars against the complaining witness David Baca. Be ment and Hussey’s foreclosure action against Graphic Carbonate Mining Company and Asa B Fitch was granted. George Parker was awarded a judgment against the corro in the amount of 14 59 plus interest. Territory vs Felipe Lopez was dismissed at defendant’s cost. Petit and grand juries were expanded and excused from further service for the term. The grand jury found a true bill against Robert Thornton for larceny. Jury urged that trivial mature cases be settled in justice courts. Committees reported sheriff’s office, jail, county clerk, treasurer, and collector offices in good condition with fund balances as of April 1. J Hy Wilson was found guilty of assault with intent to kill and fined 250 plus costs. Milio Va became a U S citizen. Jose Rivera declared intent. Jose Breto was discharged. grand jury reported no bill in murder case. Manuel Romero’s murder trial of Andres Chaven at Frisco began and continued. Advertisement notes for Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and local sales details. Acnap mentions land and houses for sale near the court house. Subscribe for The Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Verde Land and Improvement Company
George W. Bement
Preston Hussey
aKst
Graphic Carbonate Mining Company
Asa B. Fitch
George Parker
Ci Corro
Territory
Felipe Lopez
Ramon Gondales
Macedonio Armijo
Victorio Escajada
Sostino Gare Leandro Baca
al Strozzi
Nicolas Silva
Adolfo Pedilla
Henry Dreyfus
Lucario Peralta
Felix Pena
Jacove Molino
Salvador Gongales
Frank Sandovato
Jose Ma Lopez
Juan Jose Loney
Juan B. Romero
Leopoldo Contreras
Donecano Gabeldon
Juan A.trujillo
Alban Abert
Trokawror
Sheriff Report Shows New Mexico School Fund Rise
Sheriff F Blackmoros explains liquor and gambling license revenues netted 3100.00 in the year ending March 31, 1902, directing funds into the school fund. He compares 1897–1900 totals to the 1901–1902 period and notes a 3100.00 increase over prior years, with 4 percent commission retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Nelson
Military Post in Socorro Aids By Mayor Cooney Letter
May 22, 1902 letter from Major J Pauker Assistant Adjutant General to Mayor M Cooney of Socorro NM discusses Socorro as a site for a proposed military post and states it will receive consideration. Also mentions commencement exercises at Meall Ja Bark with tickets on sale June 1 2 3 for round trip and return by June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooney
Socorro
New Mexico
J. Pauker
Cavalry
Meall Ja Bark
School of Mines Notes Highlight Local Summer Plans
Miss Fitch plans a New Mexico summer. Merle Blinn will visit Kelly with her uncle Dr. J Blinn. Prof Lincoln and Mrs Lincoln depart for vacation with relatives. Miss Atkinson will study mathematics at the University of California. Mrs Bursum and Mrs Martin visited Socorro for commencement. Prof Jones to judge at Mesilla Park Agricultural College commencement. Maggie Gardiner returns from Magdalena for finals. John Blinn heads to Ohio for an engineering project on a Panhandle Railroad extension. Cordelia May Richmond born May 25. family in Patagonia sends regards. Charles Shamel of Taylorville earns surveying and assay diplomas after prior Illinois study. Capt Fitch visits for commencement with daughters Madeline and Blanche. Cooney mine reportedly sold to Weatherby for Mogollon Gold and Copper. copper value near half a million in two years. Miss Sadie Murphy to run Park House as lodging. Epiphany church to hold services tomorrow at 11 am and 8 pm. cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School OF Mines
F.C. Lincoln
Julia F. Atkinson
University of California
Mesdames
H. C. Bursum
W. E. Martin
Santa Fe
Maggie Gardiner
Magdalena
John Blinn
Ohio
Panhandle
Last Will and Testament of Julia T. Racine
Notice is given that a paper purporting to be the will of Julia T. Racine, late resident of Socorro County New Mexico, has been filed in the Probate Court. The judge fixed July 7, 1902 at 2:00 p.m. at the Socorro courthouse for proving the will. Witness Jose E K Torres, Judge. seal of the Probate Court. May 13, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Racine
Socorro County
New Mexico
Socorro
Jose EK. Torres
HB. G. Baca
Divorce Notice in Socorro County NM District Court
Rachel L. Johnson sues John B. Johnson for divorce custody of May and Leona Johnson, alimony, and fees in the Socorro District Court. John B. Johnson must appear by July 14, 1902 or default judgment will be entered. Plaintiff's attorney is James G. Fitch of Socorro, New Mexico.
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District Court
Socorro County
New Mexico
Rachel L. Johnson
John 8. Johnson
Bocorro
Territory of New Mexico
May
Leona Johnson
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Temple of Justice
Chamberlain
H. R. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
AEK
Jowell
W. M. Barrowdale
J. J. Leeson
Iraq
Blackington
Tc. F. Blackmoros
Territory of
C.F. Blackington
Jour Bi. Grirvirn
Dr. King
Judge McMian
Julian Ralph
Mail
Phil Welch
Tean
M. Cooney
F. A. Jones
The
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
A. B. Richmond
F. C. Lincoln
Cordelia May
Charles. H. Shamel
Taylorville, II
Mr. Shamel
University of Illinois
A. B. Fitch
Board of Trustees
Captain Fitch
Madeline
Blanche
Cooney Mine
W. J. Weatherby
Mogollon Gold and Copper Company
Sadie Murphy
Park House
Miss Murphy
Episcopal Services
Epiphany Church
Sulla T. Racine
Ultineas Voluntad
Testifica la Firma del
Hon
José E. Torres
Juex de la Corte de Pruebas
el Aello de la Dicha Corte Este Dia 28 de Mayo
A. D
Sello H. G. Baca
Escribano de la Corte de Pruebas
Tax Camrrars Office
Palage
Liles & Torres
Howe
London
Sanger’s
Slater
Wor J
Cial O
A. Jones
May & Yunker
C. T. Brown
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Texas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Birmingham
Memphis
Cilahoma
Passenger Traffic Department
Tom Chatrain
John
Job
First National Bank
Albuquerque
Joshua S. Reynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank Moitec, Caulier
K. Newhall
Captilor
United States Depository
O—Depository
A. & P. Railroads
Frisco
Jacksonville
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