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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
2
The text notes heavy deer slaughter by Hestina parties of Indians in western Socorro county and urges immediate action by authorities. It also mentions Jon Cannon briefing Washington reporters about a rate diet likely to pass in one house of Congress and hints at insider confidence among reporters.
Roswell becomes the first city in New Mexico to ban gambling within its limits. The move is hailed locally and seen as a model for other Pecos Valley communities to follow.
A speaker named Jim Six addressed the public in favor of joint statehood. Supporters hailed the proclamation as a sharp, decisive statement signaling momentum for the cause amid fierce opposition.
The article notes that at least a thousand Rit ish tars deserted Prince Louis of Battenberg’s fleet while in New York harbor. It contrasts this with the old right of search and impressment, claiming it would aid Edward VII’s government if Paul Jones and others had not overturned it long ago.
Socorro gains top tier telephone service and a new electric light and power system. A Bohemian colony of four or five hundred families is planned nearby, signaling rapid growth for the city and its surroundings. Keep an eye on Socorro.
Tug Cringrar has long urged drawing on the river undertow to irrigate the valley. The method is seen as cheaper and more satisfactory than old-fashioned ditch irrigation, and though slow to catch on, its adoption promises more complete water security.
Joan Ariosto Torres, intendent of public schools for Socorro county, has been highly complimented by the territorial superintendent Hadley for his business like conduct. The praise highlights the accuracy of Torres reports and especially their prompt submission to the territorial department of education.
In New Mexico political circles Hickener J Hagerman is viewed as a likely successor to Governor Otero with the President’s potential endorsement amid shifting Washington signals. Supporters expect a smooth transition and united Republican backing if Hagerman is chosen.
A playful exchange in which a man admits loving many before but declares the current partner will be the last. The woman agrees, framing their future as settled on this final bond, in a tone reminiscent of a Boston Transcript dialogue.
A Chicago Tribune report notes dreadful dreams can signal heart disease or insanity. Terrifying nightly visions can precede heart trouble, pericarditis, or mental decline, and repeated shocks may precipitate fatal outcomes.
The piece blends anecdotes and ads noting Elec tric Bitters curing a Leaven worth wife after five doctors failed and Chamberlains tablets as a pleasant physic. It ends with an exhortation to call at The Chieftain office for stationery and subscription.
Dr. Charles R. Keyes, president of the School of Mines at Socorro, reports the institution is in strong condition with enrollment between sixty and sixty five, expected to rise to seventy five. He notes furnace and smelter buildings soon ready and better prep schools in Socorro. The Journal notes improved prospects for a western technical school.
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