Captain John W Green Named Penitentiary Superintendent
Governor Curry selects Captain John W Green of Gallup as superintendent of the territorial penitentiary to succeed Marion Littrell effective January first. Green, a Republican and veteran officer, served as Gallup city marshal, Rough Rider lieutenant, and interior department special officer, with strong ties to New Mexico and statehood advocacy.
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Curry
Territorial Penitentiary
Marion Littrill
Albuquerque
Captain Green
John W.green
Gallup
Marion Littrell
New Mexico
Rough Riders
Tampa
Florida
Philippines
Green
Fies
Constabulary
United States
Department of the Interior
Northwest
Los Angeles
Bursum Speech Highlights Sheep Industry at Albuquerque Meet
Mayor Bursum of Socorro spoke for thirty minutes at the Wool Growers convention in Albuquerque praising range management land lease law and national forests. In Socorro Mrs Greenwald and Mrs Dougherty hosted a large tea for Mrs Murray of Denver with guests including Mesdames Greenwald Dougherty and Bursum and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursum
Wilkerson
Albuquerque
H. O. Bursum
Socorm
Mesdames
John Greenwald, Sr
H. M. Dougherty
Mt. Carmel Street
W. F. Murray
Denver
Mesdames Greenwald
Dougherty
Socorro
Mesdames Murray
John Greenwald
Marjorie
Ruth Dougherty
John BE. Griffith
A. F. Katzenstein
G. Bartlett
C. T. Brown
J. W. Terry
H. R. Harris
N. Hall
A. Mayer
H.O. Bursum
Helen Terry
W. D. Newcomb
H. EF. Bowman
C.F. Blackington
Leo Loewenstein
C. G. Duncan
Geo
EB. Cook
R. W. Twining
J. B. Smith
John Reddin
BE. H. Sweet
P. J. Savage
Joseph Price
Misses Anne Fitch
Lena Price
Nellie Zimmer
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and notary oath
Frank J. Cheney and Co. pledge to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886 by A. W. Ginason Notary Public. Cure taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. W. Ginason
Hall
F. J. Cunnng & Co
Cement walks rise along Socorro streets and arch over acequia
Cement walks continue to be built along Socorro's streets as fast as workmen can be found to do the work. Another desirable improvement is the construction of a cement arch over the acequia where it crosses Manzanares avenue. Fresh vegetables at Winkler's.
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Socorro
Acequia
Manzanares Avenue
Socorro Favored as Next NM Wool Growers Meeting Site
The New Mexico Wool Growers Association met in Albuquerque for the second annual convention. Officers elected for the coming year include President Solomon Luna Los Lunas Vice President A D Garrett Roswell Secretary Harry P Lee Albuquerque Socorro chosen as next meeting location defeating Las Vegas on the vote. Resolutions urged statehood for New Mexico and opposed changes to grazing laws on public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
Albuquerque
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
A. D. Garrett
Roswell
Harry P. Lee
Socorro
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Navajo Visitors Try to Talk to Ranch Owner by Telephone
An Albuquerque Citizen story recounts W E Martin hosting Navajo fair guests at Socorro. The Indians, seeking Montoya, puzzled over a telephone call linking him to a distant ranch. A Colorado Telephone Co manager arranged a central office visit, as Agent Custer confirmed the call from Magdalena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro County Fair
W. E. Martin
Mr. Martin
Albuquerque
W. B. Martin
Socorro
Jose E. A
Montoya
Central
Mr. Montoya
Matthews
Colorado Telephone Company
Central Office
Custer
Magdalena
Te Pelephade
Custie
Ageniinh
Phems
Editor William Brogan Weds Miss Louise Piatt in Albuquerque
William F. Brogan editor of the Daily Citizen married Louise Piatt of Santa Fe in Albuquerque on Wednesday morning. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at the Alvarado hotel. Both bride and groom are held in high esteem among friends and acquaintances in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
William F. Brogan
The
Daily Citizen
Louise Piatt
Santa Fe
Alvarado Hotel
New
Socorro woman among judges at Albuquerque baby show
Mrs W H Hill of Socorro served as a judge at the territorial fair baby show in Albuquerque this week, joining a panel assessing young contestants during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hill of
Socorro
Albuquerque
Lee Terry
Lou Terry
Kelly
Socorro Ball Team Shines at Albuquerque Fair
Socorro’s baseball squad excelled in the Albuquerque fair tournament, beating EB Paso and Silver City but losing a thrilling game to the Albuquerque Browns. The seventh inning tied 1 1, until the Browns surged in the eighth and ninth to win. Socorro won a second prize purse, while local residents and visitors circulated amid the week’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
Albuquerque
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John W. Green
Jose E R. Torres
Valentine
Estevan
St. Michael's College
Torres
Socorro County
Gem City
MR. Bursum
Wool Growers
Winkler's
Salome Abeytia
Aniceto Abeytia
Rosario
Abeytia
Aniceto C. Abeytia
Harvey M. Richards
San Marcial
Cole Railston
Magda
H. C. Picseu
W. H. Hill
John A. Haley
Capitan News
Bureau of Immigration
Mr. Haley
K. P.grand Lodge
Elk's Opera House
W.H. Sanders
Santa Monica
California
Mr. Sanders
C. H. Elmendorf
Socorro Company
Garber-Howe
Opera House
Howes
J. 8S
Extel
Sidney, Town
Mystary
Fairview
Jabe
Sierra County
Nora Brumback
Santhe
Territorial
Hermosa
Beautiful
Ocean Wave Mining Co
O. M
Benedict
W. ¥. Brogan
Albuquerque Citison
Browns
Koopa
Rob't T. Collins
J. A. Beal
Mann
A. Kiehne, Jr
Frisco
Dan'i Tl
McMillan of
Las Cruces
Francis
W. G. Hammel
W. R. Morley
Datils
Mine Exe
Alice Martin
H. R. Turnbaugh
Corre
Ina
Frank Sturgis
Santa Fe New Mexican
Sturgis
Trinidad
Springer
Frank
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