Cultivation Of The Cactus And New Mexico Progress
In San Antonio New Mexico October 15 worthy advocates claim the hardy cactus can reclaim waste lands without irrigation. They report testing wild cacti with root renewal after uprooting and transplanting to gardens, pollinating hundreds of flowers, and aiming to develop thornless varieties suited to local climate. They urge a state funded cactus station near the Rio Grande to aid breeding, culture, and distribution, noting potential beef output gains and rising eastern demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
N. M
Irrigation Congress
New Mexico
Ohio
C. B. Allaire
Mexico
Europe
South America
Luther Burbank
Mr. Burbanks
Santa Rosa
Burbanks
California
Texas
Union
Legislative Council
Rio Grande
Mesilla Park
Republican Meetings to Rally Socorro County Leaders Visit
San Marcial, San Antonio, Magdalena and Socorro host rousing Republican meetings next Tuesday led by Governor George Curry and Delegate William H. Andrews. They will pass through Socorro on the morning train to San Marcial and return on a later special. Meetings at 4 PM in San Marcial, 4 PM in San Antonio and Magdalena, and 8 PM in Socorro. Democrats invited to attend and share in Republican enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curry
William H. Andrews
H. O. Bursum
Socorro County
New Mexico
Socorro
San Marcial
San Antonio
Magdalena
Bursum
Dissolution of Hill & Fischer Partnership in Socorro
Notice from Socorro New Mexico dated October 21 1908 announcing dissolution of the Hill and Fischer partnership by mutual consent. F Fischer will continue the business collect all debts due the firm and pay all indebtedness. Signed W H Hin and F Piscrex.
Notice to former Hill and Fischer patrons in meat business
I thank past customers for liberal patronage while with Mr Fischer and seek continued support for him in the future in the meat business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Fischer
Fischer
Judges of Election Named by County Commission
The board of county commissioners at its last regular meeting appointed judges of election for precincts 1 through 45 plus Salt Lake. The list includes Socorro, Semitar, Polvadera and many other locales with named judges for each precinct. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs. M Matthieson conducted by Rev B C Meeker in memory of her death the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Socorro
Pedro Gallegos
Felipe Bourguignon
J. R. Vigil
Semitar— Demetrio Baca
S. M. Vigil
Federico Lopez
Polvadera
Oscar Liffreing
la Joya
Abran Baca
Abran Varela
Cesario Carillo
San Antonio
David Ba Pedro Martinez y_ B
Julian Sanchez
Contadero Jesus Belarde
Jose Maria Lopez
Estanislao Baca
Paraje
Rafael Mendoza
Simon Chavez
Eufemio Mendoza
Alma T. F. Cooney
Walter Jones
W. P. Goddard
Kelly— Sotero Perea
Magdalena
J. S. Mactavish
Wayne S. Russell
Jose Chavez Y C
San Marcial
Chas. M. Crossman
Francis Wilson
W. G. Lane
Old San Marcial
Pablo Gom
Eliseo Barreras
Trinidad Trujillo
Valverde Salomon Lucero
Apolonio Valles
Felix Caraga
San Juan
Sisto Torres
Macedonio Armijo
Diego Silva
San Francisco
Marcos Jiron
Gregorio Jiron
Manuel Romero
Water Canon
Pio Papa
J. B. Kelly
Abran Alvarez
Datil
Leopoldo Armijo
Fred Baldwin
Elegio Gutierrez
Cooney
Harry M. Ward
J. E. Coffey
Ben Perry
Luis Lopez
Juan Apodaca
Faustin Gonzales
Abran Garcia
Tularosa
Amado Aragon
Benjamin Sanschez
Ramon Castillo
Canta Recio
Jose Marcos
J. EK. BE. Baca
Matias Mora
Abran Torres
J. J. Eppele
W. D. Newcomb
San Pedro
Tomas Silva
Pedro Tafoya
Julian Montoya
Gila Donaciano Montoya
Pilar Barreras
Tomas Hill
San Antonito
Teresa Lopez
Velagio Armijo
Ricardo Lobato
San Acasio
Tomas Montoya Y G
Manuel A. Pino Y C
Flavio Chaves
Elmendorf
Electo Baca
Geo
Juan Carrero
Escondida
Jose Gonzales
Hansonberg
Wm. Apperson
Trinidad Gallegos
Reserve
K.P. May
Wm. J. Jones
Wm. Hamby
Mogollon
Ramon Sarricino
Sylvester Gamblin
Juan M. Baca
Los Ranchos
E. A. Contreras
Leopoldo Contreras
Adalino Carrillo
Luna
Marvin Schnapp
Wm. Lee
A. B. Adair
Cherryville
D. B. Sorrells
T. B. Cox
W. B. Finland
Las Nutrias
Romeo Sanchez
Santos Baca
Juan Peralta
Bosquecito Genovevo Padilla
Anastacio Armijo
Candelario Lopez
Carthage
Luis Silva
Juan Jose Carrillo
Seferino Bustos
B. C. Meeker
Presbyterian Church
M. Matthieson
Matthieson
Glasgow
Scotland
Margaret McArthur
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
South America
J. A. Smiley
New York
Las Cruces
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Toledo Firm
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimony dated December 6, 1886 before Notary A. W. Gleason. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials sent free. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Curnay
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Delightful Santa Fe guest hosts card party in Socorro
Mrs. W H Bartlett of Santa Fe attended a card party hosted by Mrs. W E Martin on Sixth Street. Five hundred was the main game with Miss Lena Price earning the most wins and a hand painted china plate. consolation prize went to Mrs. R Rivenberg. Guests included Santa Fe, Kansas City, Huntington and local residents. Also noted is Mrs G Duncan attending Eastern Star in Albuquerque and no Episcopal service on Sunday October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bartlett
Santa Fe
W. E. Martin
Sixth Street
Bartlett
Socorro
Mrs. Martin
Lena Price
R. Rivenberg
Mesdames
J.S. Herrington
Kansas City
Eliza Ricker
Huntington
Indiana
Bursum
Bowman
Newcomb
Katzenstein
Avery
Hill
Brown
Savage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Min
San Marcial, San Antonio, Magdalena, and Socorro
la Mesa
Donaciano Gabaldon
Lorenzo Torres
Averisto Abrego
Frisco
Luis Armijo
Emil Kiehne
John Milligan
Rosedale
J. W. Richardson
Ysias Chavez
Will Satathite
Salt Lake
P. H. Goesling
D. B. Baca
Shep Casey
F. J. County & Co
G. Duncan
Albuquerque
Grand Lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star
Episcopal Church
Mr. Pratt
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