County Commissioners approve bonds and consider road petition
At a regular meeting of Socorro County Commissioners in the courthouse on October 1 presiding were Chairman Eduardo Jaramillo and members Armijo Contreras. A petition about a Water Canon precinct road forced by Nathan Hall was not considered. The treasurer and sheriff quarterly report was approved, Sotero Perea was appointed constable of precinct 11, and several JP reports and bonds were approved. Resignations and appointments filled vacancies, bills were paid, and an election proclamation plus canvassers were named. Hermas Blanchard replaced Abran Albores as road overseer for precinct 18 after a quit claim issue.
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of County Commissioners
Court House
Eduardo Jaramillo
Alfredo Armijo Abran Contreras
B. A. Pino
Leandro Baca
Water Canon
Nathan Hall
Sotero Perea
Kelly
Rafael Valenzuela
Jose Garcia Y Ortega
James O. Nabours
Jacinto Gallegos
Paces Merence Co
Leandro Bac
Henry Dreyfus
Abran Contreras
Alfredo Armijo
Eduardo Jaramillo Same
H. A. Wolford
Dionicio B. Baca
Salar
Socorro County Publishing Co
Jose
Torres
Socorro Telephone Co
E. K. Hilton
S. Stapleton
J. P. Court
Socorro Mercantile Co
Jose A. Torres
Joseph Menilien
Emiliano Apoda
City of Socorro
Manuel Gallegos Y Garcia
W. J. Byerts
Tumberte
Socorro County
Publishe
Ing Co
A. B. Baca
Mlinois Brewing Co
J.C. Tucker
A. J. Davis
E. G. Hills
Andrea Ballattiaio Gabalon
Sie Hae
Leatidto Baca
Tomas A. Baca
Misais Baca
Damacio Baca
Manuel A. Vigil
Abran Albores
Hermas Blanchard
Real Estate Buys Rise in Socorro Area
In Socorro and nearby areas real estate activity is picking up though prices stay low. Terry and Abeyta bought a 60 acre Escondida tract for 500, sowing half to alfalfa next season, plus 16 Esquipula Pine lots and a 60 acre Herrick farm for 3000, and a 15 acre Otto Tusechka property for 450.安
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Socorro
Terry & Abeyta
Escondida
John Reddin
Esquipula
Herr
Socarro
News Notes From Fairview And Surrounding Storms
Fairview New Mexico reports snow cover and a bustling pre school opening. Elections bring J C Plemmons to a fourth treasurer term with Tafoya Parker new sheriff and superintendent. Disinger and Bajorquez become commissioners. Weather and regional cold extend to Socorro El Paso Pecos and beyond.
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Farview
N. M
J.C. Plemmons
Max Kahner
Assesor
J.M. Webster
Santa Fe
Robert Martin
Canvass Election Returns By Secretary Raynolds
Secretary Raynolds will perform the official canvass of the November 6 election before Governor Hageman. The last formal act to close the result, with the time not yet set, is expected Saturday morning. Democrats and Republicans will have representatives present during the count at Winkler's.
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Raynolds
Hageman
Albuquerque Journal
Overnor
Severe Thursday Quake in Socorro Causes Minor Damage
A Thursday morning quake near Socorro at about 5 20 a m caused chimney collapses at the court house and cracks in the Masonic building adobe walls. Several items fell in Capt M Cooney’s residence and Chinaware was broken in two homes. No serious damage reported. tremors felt across a wide area including Alburquerque Santa Fe Las Vegas Pecos El Paso and Magdelena.
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Socorro
Court House
Capt. M. Cooney
McCutchen Avenue
Jas. G. Fitch
J. J. 1 Gon
Frank Abeytia
al- Raneerne
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Pecos Valley
el Paso
Magdisena and
Kelly
Largest tax suit filed against Numa Raymond in Dona Ana County
Dona Ana County sues Numa Raymond of Geneva Switzerland, formerly Las Cruces, for 157 643.86 in back taxes and evaded taxes on bonds and mortgages from 1884 to 1903. The defendant was served while visiting Albuquerque and left for Las Cruces. If upheld, the county debt of Dona Ana would be liquidated.
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Numa Raymond
Geneva
Switzerland
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Dona Ana County
Raymond
Offee
Dona Ana
Santa Fe New Mexican
Courtesy Offered for Masonic Fraternity in Socorro
A 1906 communication from Rio Grande Lodge No 3 K of P to Socorro Lodge No 9 A F and A invites the use of Castle Hall free of charge until Socorro can secure a meeting place. The note, dated November 23, 1906 from Socorro New Mexico, is signed by the Lodge Unanimously. Also advertised are Studebaker wagons via Geo F Cook.
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Rio Grande Lodge No. 8
K. of P
Socorro Lodge
Castle Hall
Rio Grande Lodge No
Socorro
N. M
Rio Grande Lodge No. 3
Rio Grande
Socorro County mine expansion links to Taylor Eng Co
The Trix Bullion Smelting and Development Company in Magdalena district ends a contract with Taylor Engineering of New York for hoisting compression pumping and electrical machinery for Kelly mines. The installation supports 500 tons ore daily from 1000 feet depth with 18x36 inch cylinders and 150 HP boilers, powering drills and pumps. plans include 300 ton zinc oxide and 350 ton concentrating plants and two furnaces for silver lead and copper ores near Carthage coal fields on the Santa Fe line. The reduction works will also handle custom ore.
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Trix Bullion Smelting and Development
Magdalena
Taylor Engineering Company
New York
Kelly
Ingersoll Rand
Carthage
Santa I
Wintry Las Vegas Weather Headlines Early Snow
The Optic reports November in Las Vegas feels like New England with sleighs and bob sleds in streets. Snow began Saturday afternoon and lasted overnight, leaving 6 to 8 inches on the ground and burying streetcar tracks. Temperatures dropped to ten degrees above zero, with more snow promised. The Santa Fe New Mexican notes several degrees below zero at exits.
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Socorro
el Paso
Pecos Valley
Las Vegas
Las As
New England
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Lambs Led to Slaughter Boosts Socorro Wool Trade
Socorro county leads in lamb and wool with Solomon Luna and Frank A Hubbell shipping 50 000 lambs from Magdalena to eastern markets this season. H O Bursum also ships several thousand lambs from ranges southeast of Socorro via the Rock Island road. Together with many smaller growers total shipments may approach 100 000. Eastern prices at 83 50 per head underline substantial county revenue. Lee Baldwin seeks to move his Chieftain address from Pueblo to Arlington Colorado.
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Socorro County
Solomon Luna
Frank A. Hubbell
Magdalena
H. O. Bursuim
Socorro
Rock Island
Miners versus Farmers in gala Socorro football game
The School of Mines and Agricultural College played on the Mines campus with a large crowd witnessing a lively football contest. Although the Mines team showed pluck, the visitors prevailed 22 to 2, with both sides receiving warm receptions despite the weight and experience gap.
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Agricultural College
Socorro
School of Mines
Hilton
L. B
Robbins
L. Utter
L. G. Beaudry
Miller
R. G
Kibe
R. T
Moore
R. B
Everheart
Smith
L. H
Schmidt
R. H
Kirchman
F. Agricultural College
Elliott
L. E
Stoneking
L. T
Davila
L. Garraker
Broges
Territorial Secretary reports varied Rio Arriba results
Official returns from Rio Arriba and Bernalillo counties show Delegate Andrews 1323 votes and O A Larrazolo 1554 in that county, a Larrazolo lead of 231. Statehood in Rio Arriba: 676 for and 2038 against. Totals across territory place Andrews at 2259 and Larrazolo at 22621 with a 275 vote plurality for Andrews and about 46000 total votes. statehood totals 25662 for and 14747 against, a 10415 majority.
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Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
Rio Arriba
Bernalillo
Guadalupe
Chaves
Torrance
Roswell
Albuquerque
Andrews
O. A. Larrazolo
Larrazolo
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised for deafness cure
Local applications fail to reach inner ear disease. The advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars sent free from F J Cunnng Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Also note Mrs Frank P Sickles travels to La Crosse Wisconsin with husband to spend winter at her mother's home, from Albuquerque.
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Hall
F. J. Cunnng & Co
Toledo
Dru
Frank P. Sickles
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Albuquerque
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