Socorro County Commissioners Hold Special September Meeting
The Socorro County Commissioners met in Socorro in special session on September 1. President John Greenwald and members Matias Contreras and H G. Daes approved repairs for court house and road improvements. A county wide election proclamation was issued for November 4 1902 with multiple county offices listed and precinct appointments recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenwald
Matias Contreras
H. G. Daes
Zish Gibbotts
Lorenas Padilla
Muadee
Santa
Scere
W. W. Jones
Luna
Magdalens
Resignation and appointment in precinct duties noted
The resignation of José A. Gallegos as justice of the peace of precinct No. 15 was received and accepted and Sexteno Idjola was appointed to fill the vacancy. The clerk was ordered to issue a certificate of said appointment. The board adjourned to meet in regular session October 6, 1902. Attest: Joux Gervinato, HG, Baca, Chairman. Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Howell
Frank G.lett
Meliton ‘Torrens
Victor Lopen
Tet
Silvestre Requibel
Ramon Torres
Tomas Bacardo
JB. Cox
J. Oo
G. BP. Smith
Pino
Jose A
Felipe Moreno
Isais Chavez
Nemecie Lopes
Miguel Padilla
Simon Chaves
John G. Rowiller
Carpio Chaves
Geo
W. Rowe
Robert L. Sipe
G. G. King
Adolfo Torres
C. ©. Clark
Juan R. Apodaca
Wat. M. Borrowdale
Eliseo Sanches
Frank Knoblock
Leo Loewenntein
W. W. Jones
Donaciano Buca
Bernabel Sisneroy
Abran Gonzales
Precinet
Apolonio Valles
Blas Gutierres
Victorian Sanchez
Macedonio Ariunijo
Eronime Chaves
José Chavez Y Silva
Gregorio Giron
José F. Montoya
Urbano Benavides
James H. Hill
Silviano Madrid
R Cordova
Flavio Chaves
WH Sparkman
Vicente Cantilln
Amaties Chaves
RW Lewis
J H Taylor
Loula Jones
Dan A Bechtul
Sauneachin
Durbarow
Abran Contreras
Albino Contreras
Refujio Riego
William Lee
Thea Bchulue
M. H. ‘Thompson
Frank M Dodds
F. F. Ewing
William Dodds
Juan Chavez
Raton Sanches
Aguacia
Sarita
Armijo
Separ
Merction
Hipula Pino
Eeeose Boos Saad
Bae
Hilario Vem
Botero Perea
Juan José
Antonio J. Tana
Fegus Contreras
Manuel Alderete
Vicente Armijo
Roberto Abeyta
Monico Abeyta
Luis Tatoya
Abran
Bareta
Joxt Ma Baca
Remy Davie
JS Mactaviah
W_H Russell
Como Lopez
DL A Armatron
SA Clark
WJ Hania
Pablo Gonels
James Carmody
Hutatiy Baca
G E Baca
Létesfor Gallejos
Ignacio Montoya
Juan Chaves Y Lucero
Arc
PN Yunker
AF Kataenetoin
Andres Lucero
Felipe Subedra
Roman Romero
Vivian Tafoya
Spencer P. Hill
José Sandoval
Anastacio Silva
Gabril Pino
Severo Rivera
MA Pino
Chaves
Felipe Lopez
Manuel Gonzales
Felis Olguin
Bonifacio Lopez
Francisco Aragon
Nestor Armijo
José Ma Madrid
Leandro Gutierres
Jesus S. Pino
Chas, McCarty
C. B. Hudson
James K P Mas
John Frank Lauderbaugh
Pedro Contreras
As Esquibel
Adair
Frank M. Dodds
iMiam A Dodd
José A. Gallegos
Precinct No. 15
Sexteno Idjola
Joux Gervinato
Baca
A Remarkable Record of Chamberlains Cough Nemedy
A long standing claim praises Chamberlains Cough Nemedy for curing croup with millions of bottles sold over thirty years. It is said to prevent attacks if given early and contains no opium. Available through A E Howell Socorro W M Borrowdale Magdalena Luck. Also mentions Mr Erastus Pinkley and a Parson's Noble Act praising Electric Bitters curing jaundice and liver trouble. Electric Bitters sold 0.50. Subscribe for The Curkeratn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
Rev
C. J. Budlong
Dashaway
R. 1
News Of The Week From The Dispatches
Summary of important events: W S Stratton near death. Maine Republicans widen majority. U S battleship Town ashore near Brazil. Nebraska frost. Omahas 26 degrees. Las Cruces seeks Rock Island line to Deming. Martinique volcano Souffriere active. President tours the south with public enthusiasm. Beaumont oil fire rages. John Mitchell on anthracite strike. Santa Fe Central GM Hopewell bitten by rattlesnake. arsenic spring in a Mexican city causes deaths. coal strike premature end questioned. Governor Otero calls for flood relief in Mimbres valley. Washington GOP endorses Roosevelt policies for 1904. U S gold stock over 5754 million rising. Marconi claims 1500 mile wireless, Europe to America within near future. Emilio Samorra shoots visiting police chief’s wife, intruder wounded. New Mexico 1902 assessed at 41 108 745. exemptions 2 474 751. ex-St Louis official confesses, 18 arrests for bribery in street railway franchises.
Burley Notes: Recovery, crops damaged, mail improves
In Burley New Mexico on Sept 8 Eprron Couraix reports Indians lost crops to drought but blankets kept families alive. Don Matias Chaves improves after illness. New mail service led by Clemente Castilo and Chieftain regular delivery. N A Field returns from the east advising stock improvement. Don Prafelio Sanchez moves cattle to a new Las Estrellas ranch and digs a well finding abundant water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Prafelio Sanchez
Riley
Las Estrellas
Fortune Favors a Texan and a Free Sample Offer
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports relief from distressing pains in head back and stomach after using Dr King s New Life Pills describing them as infallible for stomach and liver troubles The ad notes pills cost 25 cents at druggists and offers a free sample of Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets at drug stores in Socorro and Magdalena to improve appetite regulate bowels and cleanse the stomach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
Chamberlain
Free sample offer for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
A Liberal Offer announces a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach and liver disorders, biliousness, or constipation as a new remedy. A. E. Howell of Socotra and others list prospects and the Rafferty family arrival from Indianapolis to Hop Cajon for mining with Walter. Mrs Rafferty breaks an ankle leaping from a bogey due to a fractious horse. Katzensteins advertises candies nuts and oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
Socotra
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
R. C. Rafferty
Indianapolis
Cajon
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Grekeal Emnerian
Board of Comtiasioners
Territory of
New Mexico
Firet Tuewlay
Vember
Board of Commissioners
County of
Wo'eloek A. My
Sevorn
Congress
Alacsaur
Weyor
Board of
Ex Sinters
Hg, Baca
Cienego
Teofile Sanches
W Fevine
Andon Gonzales
Tua Curkeratn
Pees
W. S. Stratton
Maine
U. S
Brazil
Nebraska
Las Cruces
Rock Island
Souffriere
Martinique
South
Beaumont Oil Field
John Mitchell
Great Miners’ Organization
W. S. Hopewell
Santa Fe Central
Mexico
Otero
Mimbres Valley
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Marconi
Europe
America
Emilio Samorra
Las Vegas
Samarra
Lwol
Municipal Assembly of
St Louis
Burley
N. M
Clemente Castillo
J. W. Medley
Bula
N. A. Field
Philadelphia Bulletin
A. S. Potter, Prop
St. Louis
Denver
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Burlington
Bhut One
RTL
7Th St
GW. Vallery
School OF Mines
Charles R. Keyes
J. €. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams Ali
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Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Birmingham
Memphis
Saint Louis
Katzenstein’s
Socorro Bottling Works
A. F. Katzenstein
Coyote Water
Socorro, New Mexico
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Jephua
Reynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
Cashier
Newhall
Apsistant Gashier
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroads
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