Delinquent Tax List for Socorro County 1907 Sale Notice
Notice of sale on December 9 1907 at Socorro County Court House to recover taxes penalties and costs on delinquent real and personal property listed in Socorro County New Mexico including land parcels in Precincts 30 31 32 34 35 37 38 39 40 41 43 44 45 and associated cattle and farming assets with totals shown for each entry plus a final signature by Treasurer Jose E Torres.
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Sao Acasta
Costa
Spellman, Morris
San Acasio
Ho. N
EB. F. Chaves
J. Chavez
Hd. N
F. Chavez
J. Chaven
Cebelleta
Alamitio
San Aracha
Baca
Rumalda
Bacondida
Stepleton
Torres
TM SD. Pralen
BP Chaves
Conte
Chavez
Recondida
G.aca
Aerow Vega
Escondida
M. Vigil
Lopes
J. A. Torres
Rincon
Vega
Zimmerly
S. Trajie
Eecondida
Jojou
H. B Baca
Jojola
Juan Rey
Sos
Jesus
Anselmo Y Castilo
Aerea
Burl Land
Joxey Castillo
Ramon Castillo
Castillo
Pablo
Manuel
Cordova
Lanterio
P.P
Gallin
Johnson
Lopez
Manuela Mra
Poertectto
Armijo
Immon RR
Puertocito
Paz
Isidro
Gonzales
Rafael
P P
Henderson
Harris
Platt
Wille. HL
Pearson
Pollard
Foxus Sf Meres
Mangas
Hudson
C. B
Rexprye
Andras
W. J
Imperial
Mogolion
Mogol
Mund
Linpa
Day
Margaret Mr. Howse
Florsheim
A. F Tlense
Mogollon
Goy
Mining CO
Cooney
Schaibel
Geo
Bd. N
McGuire, Wimpa
Schiff and Schaibel
Houke On
Strout
J. W
Williams
G. P
House
J. H. Johnson
Moxellon
Ireavers
J. Ro
Durfee
J. A
Bari
John
Taina
Luna
Madron
J. Hlh
P. P
Lune
Thomas H
Juan Y Romero
Las Nutrias
Gurule
R. Chaves
Guruie
S.J. M
Sanches
NA Garcia
A. Garcia
Julian A. de
Farny Jona
San Nutelas
Ulibarri
Griego
Tas Nutring
Lax Nutrias
J G. Freeman
Strada
Annntacio
Carthage
Josola
B. Sanches
Pamilton
W. W
James
Harry
Vega and Barque
San Antonio
Bosque del Apache
Jno
McIntyre
Margaret
Romero
Frank
Asete
la Mesa
J. Jojola
J Carrillo
J. Jojoba
J. Carrillo
Sustamante
Luis
Frisco
Lucero
J. Martines
Prisco
Hightower
Clemente
Kibdhne
Lees
Blalack
Warren
Exter
Simon
Rosedale
Mary E
Watkins
San Marcls
J. Harry
Socorro County
Jose E. Torres
Socorra
New Mexico
The Cook Book Kitchen Tips And Tricks
The text lists kitchen techniques for soups croquettes and frying. It advises scalding pepper and draining before adding to soup and suggests using sugar with greens to improve flavor and color. It describes frying a fowl dredging in four parts and makes notes on egg coating for croquettes and beating eggs with water before use.
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Eger
Suspicious Birds and a Bread Trap Experiment
A St James Gazette report describes sparrows delaying for hours but eventually eating bread with an apple peel trap among it. Sparrows showed fear of the foreign object while starlings were less suspicious. After about three hours a single sparrow dared, and within twenty minutes all sparrows followed as the bread vanished.
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St. James’ Gazette
Descent Into the Ship’s Fire Room Fire Poker Moment
Joulah Flynt recalls a four hour watch in the ship furnace area aboard an ocean liner. He describes descending ladders, intense heat rising with each step and a head fireman commanding him to recover a long poker to rake ashes from the furnace.
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Elbe
Joulah Flynt
What Rules the World poem in a New York salon
In a Windhurst's room in Park Row New York John Brougham Lester Wallack and Artemus Ward debated What rules the world William Ross Wallace later handed a poem to Thomas J Leigh who read it aloud The piece titled What Rules the World extols a mightier power than rulers as it shakes the cradle in the hand that rules the world
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John Brougham
Lester Wallack
Artemus Ward
Windhurst's
Park Row
New York
William Ross Wallace
Thomas J. Leigh
Mr. Leigh
Mr. Broughanade
The Polite Breath Exchange in Japanese Greeting
A Japanese prince explains politeness by holding his breath when near a young girl. He says the practice avoids blowing air into her face and avoids offense. The girl notes that many Japanese greet similarly, and the prince elaborates on the custom.
The Teeth Tartar and Its Removal
The accumulation of tartar on the teeth makes them unsightly and can cause bad breath. Brushing daily prevents tartar buildup. If tartar has formed, dampen a toothbrush in warm water, dip it into magnesia, rub on the teeth, and repeat after three applications to remove it.
Well Meant Prayers Mention Bishop Phillpotts Child Prayer
The Loudon Spectator notes that children of Bishop Phillpotts used to end their prayers with requests for Earl Krey, explaining that their father told them it was their duty to pray for their greatest promises.
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Rydney Busith
Phillpotts
Earl Krey
Loudon Spectator
Life in a Dull Era Sparks City Terrors Debate
A Washington Herald quote prompts contrast between urban dread and broader horrors, noting life in the capital lacks excitement yet hints at unstated fears in a period detail of tense civic atmosphere.
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Emiall Toniet
Washington Herald
Wanted to Keep Them Town and Country Quote
A readable fragment shows a wry Town and Country line about marriage and attentions, paired with a Greek proverb about stumbling thrice at the same stone. The item preserves the quotation tone and regional flavor as a brief cultural note.
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Thriee
Early Milestones in Aerial Telegraphy by Amontons
A Philadelphia North American report recalls Amontons as an early pioneer of aerial telegraphy in the fifteenth century. Posts stretched from Paris into the Alps with signal codes, enabling messages to reach Rome in three hours. The system relied on a shared key between Paris operators and distant recipients, but progress stalled amid political indifference.
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Amontona
Paris
Alps
Amontons
Philadelphia
The Cottage and its Simple Honest Form
A concise defense of cottages over pretentious mansions, arguing true charm lies in simple, well proportioned design. Simplicity, appropriate scale, and harmonious color define a well built cottage, not showy chrome or costly embellishment.
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Robert C. Spencer
Missed By Parrots Columbus Continent Discovery Tale
A 15th century voyage tale says Columbus failed to reach Zipangu due to a superstition about birds. After days west, he doubted his course and followed Pinzon toward the southwest guided by a flock of parrots. Navigational superstition and peer guidance changed the voyage away from Florida and Virginia.
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Columbus
Atlantic
Zipangu
Japan
Geneva
Martin Alonzo Pinzon
Ingon
Columbus Hnd
Gulf Stream
Florida
Cape Hatteras
Virginia
What do people mean by tacking on a sail boat
Bobby asks about tacking after hearing about his sister first sailing. Her careful explanation grows clearer with age. She describes turning halfway round and then sailing on the blast as the boat changes direction with the wind.
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Bobby
Old Age and Work Prolongs Health and Vigor
London Lancet notes that many men who retire from business after achieving competency decline in health and age prematurely without regular occupation. It argues that vital functions remain active with steady, moderate work and that breaking routine leads to trouble.
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London Lancet
Proseed the Border Excerpt From a Lady's Letter
An extract from a lady's letter describes rapid travel and taunting by locals as the travelers move through a foreign region. The narrator notes people sneering in German in the morning and later swearing at them in Trollan, signaling cultural tension during the journey.
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Trollan
A Mean Cut in The Cleveland Leader Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange about marriage and pledges between Dora Flora and Jack. The clip implies skepticism about Jack's future behavior and hints at social expectations. Source language mimics early 20th century newspaper style and tone.
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Dora
Jack
Flora
Cleveland
The Tongue of a Bird
A New York Post piece outlines avian tongue anatomy and function. It covers bone structure eight-tongue components, variation by species, and how tongue shape supports feeding and prey handling in birds from ducks to woodpeckers and hummingbirds.
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York Post
Censors and a Russian Theater of War
A Detroit News item recounts Maxim Gorky’s dinner remark on Russian censorship. He noted how censorship altered a description of grand duke headquarters during the Russo Japanese war, changing a line about a ballet dancer to a generic “the theater of war.”
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Maxim Gorky
New Yorker
Fie
India
Marte
Jambe
Detroit News
The Ostrich Also Outruns Horses When Free
The ostrich offers curious habits and life as a wild creature. It cannot be tamed easily though trained to harness. When unmounted and running with the wind the ostrich can outpace any horse, its gait described as a lumbering fog trot that becomes smooth at speed.
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Animal Kingdom
Machinery and Labor in Industrial Society
A generation or two age men and women toiled long hours and children worked too to sustain workers' families. The rise of capital and machinery boosted labor efficiency, reducing adult hours and enabling the elimination of industrial child labor under fourteen.
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American Review of Reviews
A Fatal Error at Umbrella Exchange
A brief exchange recalls a rainstorm incident as Mrs H lends an umbrella to Mr Sweetforn last night. The dialogue notes a surprised Borrowee questioning the lending decision and the rain beginning to fall.
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Neillie
Did Her Worst. Hicks and Wicks Dialogue on Desperation
Hicks and Wicks recount a scene where a man challenges another to “do your worst” as he grows desperate. The woman remains calm and unexpectedly chooses to play the piano, turning the moment into an ironic counterpoint to the pressure.
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Wicks
Hicks
Wealth and aging echoed in a Carlyle quote
In a Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt, the idea that wealth shelters longevity is challenged as a rich man aged eighty is said to reach a ripe old age while a poor man merely ages with decrepitude. The text links the term ken to a completed performance and reflects on prosperity versus adversity.
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Bay
Paw
Milwaukee Sentinel
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P, Brown
Jane Porter
Ralah
Binal
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