Delinquent Tax List for Socorro County 1907 Summary
Delinquent tax roll lists numerous land parcels and personal property with owners such as Zimmers, Vigil, Chavez, Castillo, Lopez, Martinez, and Herrera across precincts 30 to 45. Entries show land values, improvements, cattle, grazing, taxes due, penalties, costs, and totals, followed by a notice of public sale on December 9, 1907 at Socorro Court House, signed by Treasurer Jose E. Torres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Avago
Bprliman
Morris
San Acasio
F. Chavez
J. Chavez
Vega
Bd. N. and E., F Chavez, 8. J. Chaves
Cebelleta
Alamido
Old River Ved
Taca
Romalda
Recondida
Stepteton
Escondide
G. Vaca
Torres
Fecondida
Fd N
Hy G. Baca
Bexcondida
el N
Stlea
Excondida
N Lopes
A. Torres
Gentile
A.M
Rincon
John
Comida
Padilla
Brooks
Corte
Olguin
Escondida
Jojola
P. Padilla
Zimmerly
Trujillo
Becontida
Baca
Juan Rey
Aaca
Sos
Chavez
Jesus C
Catitle
Anselmo Y Castillo
Jose Y Castillo
Ramon Castillo
Castillo
Pablo
Manuel
Cordova
Lauterio
P. P
Gallen
L. H
Johnson
Goo
Lopez
Manuela
Puerteotio
Armijo
R. R
Ana M
Conta
Lena
Martinez
Pedro Y Marela
Puertocho
Paz
Romero
David
Bath
Isidro
P.P
Platt
Willie
Catte
Pilat
Pearson
Pollard
Enue
Aeres
Mangos
Mandan
Mangus
Hudson
Coats
Day
Margaret
Howse
Mogollon
Florsheim
A. F. Houve
Imperial
Randall
WEN Mining CO
Tmpa
Coone
Cote
Schaibel
Geo
Mogolion
N. Metaire
W Schit
Muel
House
J. H. Johnson
Tasete
la Mena
Bd. N
J. Jojala
Carrillo
J. Carrillo
Bustamante
Luly
Frisco
Bi. N
P. Lucero
S. J. Martins
Prisco
S.J. Martinez
Hightower
Nimpba
Clemente
Kiphne
Lees
Alalack
Warren. H
M. Vo
Exter
Simon
Rosedale
Mary Boe
Glasfte
Watkins
San Marcial
N. J. Harry
Socorro County
Jose EB. Torres
New Mexico
The Cookbook Advice on Seasoning and Egg Use
Practical kitchen notes suggest scalding Jong pepper before adding to soups and salting green vegetables with sugar to enhance flavor and color. It recommends dredging roasted fowl after basting and using whole eggs or whites for croquettes, beating eggs gently with water to form a smooth mix.
Suspicious Birds and the Apple Peel Bread Trap
A sparrow experiment shows wild birds fear strange objects among crumbs, with a crowd delaying three hours before one brave bird seized the bread, then others followed and the loaf disappeared. St James Gazette reports the cautious reaction of sparrows and starlings to a makeshift trap.
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St. James
Fire room memories and a daring poker rescue
Josiah Flynt recounts four hour watches in the fire room of an ocean liner. He describes descending ladders, extreme heat, the ash door crisis, and a sudden urge to seize a thick poker to dig out ashes during a perilous moment at sea.
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Elbe
Josiah Flynt
Success Magazine
What Styles the World Poem Recited in New York Club
In a Windhurst's gathering of Brougham Wallace and Ward in Park Row New York the question What rules the world prompted a poem read aloud by Thomas J Leigh. William Rows Wallace handed Leigh the verses and Brougham praised the piece noting its strong line Man from his throne has hurled. The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world.
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John Brougham
Lester Wallace
Artemus Ward
Windhurst’s
Parkrow
New York
William Rows Wallace
Thomas J. Leigh
Mr. Leigh
Mr. Brougham
The Japanese Prince and a Politeness Breath Exchange
The Japanese prince explains a custom of politeness by holding his breath when greeting, saying he draws in air to keep it from blowing toward a young girl. He notes this is a common greeting practice among the Japanese to avoid offense and maintain decorum.
The Teeth Tartar Removal Method
The article explains tartar buildup makes teeth unattractive and can cause bad breath. Regular brushing prevents accumulation, while a simple treatment can remove existing tartar by softening a toothbrush with warm water dipped in magnesia and rubbing the teeth for three applications.
Well Meant Prayers Rodney Switch in Bisbay Phillpotts Tale
London Spectator reports a peculiarly stated custom among Bisbay Phillpotts children who conclude prayers by asking for Bart Grey, with a guardian note that their father insists it is their duty to pray for the community’s strongest adversary.
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Rodney Switch
Bisbay Phillpotts
Bart Grey
Papa
London Spectator
Where Life to Dull The terrors of a great city quoted
Washington Herald compares city terrors to those of a small hamlet noting the difference between urban dread and rural unease with emphasis on fear in everyday life.
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Washington Herald
Wanted to Keep Them Town and Country Provocation
A compact quotation item contrasts a flirtatious remark about marriage with a Greek proverb about repeatedly blundering at the same obstacle, reflecting social wit and moral sentiment in a concise note. The piece preserves the era voice and pithy epigram style.
First Aerial Telegraphy by Amontons in Fifteenth Century
The Philadelphia North American notes that Amontons, regarded as a leading scientist, devised a signal telegraph system in the fifteenth century. Messages could travel from Paris to Rome in about three hours with posts along the Alps and tele signals at each station. The key remained known only to Paris senders and distant receivers, but lack of support ended the project.
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Amontene
Amontens
Morse
Bell
Amonto
Paris
Rome
Alps
Amontons
Philadelphia
The Cottage and the Ideal of Simple Homes
A commentary defines a cottage as an economical, well proportioned small home for modest means. It contrasts genuine cottages with ostentatious seaside villas and argues that true charm lies in simple design, harmony with surroundings, and restrained elegance rather than showy excess.
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Robert C. Spencer
Beautlat
MISSED BY PARROTS Columbus and the voyage to Zipangu
A historical note argues a parrot flight and superstition altered Columbus path. He sailed west seeking Zipangu after Geneva days and, swayed by Pinzon, veered southwest. Following birds might have led to the Gulf Stream, Florida, and Virginia by Cape Hatteras if he had stayed the course.
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Columbus
Atlantic
Zipangu
Japan
Geneva
Navy Islands
Martin Alonzo Pinzon
Dnzon
Parroia
Gulf Stream
Florida
Cape Hatterns
Virginia
Sail boat talk sparks questions about rigging and tacking
A dialogue between siblings centers on a first sailing experience. Bobby asks what people wean when they talk about tacking. His sister explains it is turning halfway round and then pulling on the bins, though she answers with a hint of discomfort.
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Bobby
Old Age and Work Warns Against Early Retirement
A London Lancet article argues that elderly people err by quitting work. It notes many who retire from business despite still being capable and healthy, risking decline if routine and moderate activity are abandoned.
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London
Crossed the Border Extract from a Lady's Letter
A fragment from a lady’s letter recalls a journey where travelers were met with rapid swearing in German in the morning and expressions of anger in Tratian by afternoon, conveying a quick, unsettled crossing with tense reception.
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Tratian
Pledge Proposed Over Jack's Marriage Plan
In a brief exchange reported by the Cleveland Leader, Dora questions whether Jack will marry, Dora urges him to sign a pledge, and Fiora confirms, while Flora notes Jack's temperance. The dialogue hints at bets over his future plans and behavior.
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Dora
Jack
Fiora
Flora
Cleveland
Fragmentary Quote With Erratic Punctuation
A garbled quotation appears with unusual capitalization and spacing. The text includes a misquoted line attributed to Jane Porter and lacks clear context or coherent meaning.
The Tongue of a Bird in Varied Species
An examination of avian tongue anatomy notes how tongue size and bone structure vary across species. Ducks show thick tongues with strong forward bones, while pelicans have rudimentary tongues. Woodpeckers, honeycreepers, kingfishers, and hummingbirds exhibit diverse protrusion and edge features, including barbed, brushlike, and tube-like shapes, adapted to feeding.
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Sonora
New York Post
Utility of Censors in Russian War Reporting
A New Yorker recalls Maxim Gorky describing censorship during the Russo Japanese War. An article praised a grand duke’s headquarters but was altered by a censor to remove a photo caption, replacing it with a generic phrase about a theater of war. Detroit News.
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Maxim Gorky
New Yorker
Marte la Fame
Detroit News
Ostrich Race Cape Trouble or Triumph on Track
The ostrich is described as a curious untamable bird trainable for harness and racing. It delights in a brush on the track with horses and can outpace any horse when traveling fast. The creature is depicted as muscular and wind driven, capable of outstripping rivals in a lumbering fog trot.
Industrial progress ends long hours for adults and child labor
Machinery and capital growth boost efficiency, reducing need for long adult hours and enabling abolition of child labor under fourteen. The American Review of Reviews argues this shift makes extensive toil unnecessary and highlights the social gains from industrial development.
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American Review of Reviews
Rainy day chatter over borrowed umbrella in spare moments
Nellie requests her own umbrella as rain begins Mrs B recalls lending it to Mr Sweethern last night Borrowers react with surprise asking why and what happened, in a light propriety tone from Spare Moments.
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Nellie
Mrs. B
Mr. Sweethern
Did Her Worat Do Your Wort Hicks Hicks Wicks Scene
The fragment depicts a quarrel where Hicks threatens and exclaims Do your wort. Wicks asks what she did. Hicks describes woolly piano playing as the action. Wicks notes she took him at his word.
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Hicks
Wicks
Quote from Carlyle on aging contrasts in wealth
A Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt ponders aging and prosperity with a dialog about what it means to live to an old age. It contrasts rich and poor and cites Carlyle on misfortune and character, reflecting on endurance amid adversity.
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Elgty
Milwaukee Sentinel
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P. Brows
Beavers
Durfee
J. A
Earl
Lana
J. MH. Ho
Aney
Edgar. H
P. PL
Reynolds
Luna
Crow
Thomas H
Juan Y Rom
Las Notrias
Gurule
H. Hy Chaves
Las Nutrias
B. Chaves
Las Nutria
Garcha
Cruz A. de
A. Garcia
J. M. Sanches
Tas Nutrias
A Garcia
Sanches
Garcia
Curule
Julian
Las Natrias
Estrada
Anastacia
Carthage
Hol
B. Josola
B. Sanches
Mwamilton
W. W
James
Harry
Bosque Land
S. of
San Antonio
Bosque del Apache
Jno
McIntyre
Margaret Mia
Rompro
Frank
Jane Porter
Verve
Carlyle
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