Wool growers of Albuquerque host first annual convention
The wool and sheep industry leaders met in Albuquerque for their first annual convention. Governor Hagerman addressed growth, forest reserve policy, grazing laws, and transportation, urging organization to protect interests against beef trusts and commission houses. Estimates showed New Mexico with about four million sheep worth fourteen million dollars, plus eighteen million pounds of wool valued around three million two hundred forty thousand, and potential lamb market revenue totaling nearly six million dollars. A federal reserve policy shift and county revenue from reserves were discussed. A charity carnival by the Episcopal Guild was announced for Saturday September 29 with multiple tents offering food, games, and entertainment starting at 3 pm.
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Albuquerque
Nuary
United Sisas
New
Mexico
New Mexico
Beef Trust
Commission Houses
Congress of
United States
Ow ‘Mexico
Bank deposit tale ties Chaves y Baca to past ranch raid
An elderly Native man with two priests deposited a large sum of gold and silver certificates at a Albuquerque bank, accompanied by Jose Chaves and Father Moag of Sabinal. Chaves, linked to a previous Craig brothers raid at the Chaves ranch, kept the money in the bank after a near-robbery. Local officials estimate the amount as thousands. The report also notes a Socorro county school audit, Las Vegas fair notices, Presbyterian youth services, and plans for Rev. Darling’s departure to Ohio.
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Albuquerque
Jose A. Chaves Y Baca
Father Moag
Sabinal
Jose Chaves
Evening Citizen
Craig Brothers
Chaves
Socorro County
Socorro
Baca
Craig and Queen
Apostles of the Church
Sells Floto show delights Socorro crowd in Saturday test
The Sells Floto show pleased citizens of Socorro and nearby with first class performances. The trained elephants horses and ponies impressed the audience as did the skilled clowns and aerial acts. The article notes the show lacks objectionable features and praises the performers. It also contains an unrelated medical advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills.
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Socorro
Sells- Floto
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halls
Toledo, Ohio
Greenwald and Terry Couple Wed in Socorro
John Greenwald Jr and Miss Madge J Terry were married Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse with Rev H M Perkins officiating. The couple, long courting, begin their voyage together amid greetings from relatives and friends. Oats for sale at Geo E Cooks livery stable.
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John Greenwald, Jr
Madge J. Terry
Socorro
Presbyterian Manse
H. M. Perkins
B. A. Pinu
Juan M. Baca
Frisco
Bernardina Sarracino
Mogollon
Jesus Perea
Francisco Soto
Pineville
Victor Montoya
Antonia Lucero
San Acasio
Frank G. Rowell
Annie Maher
San Marcial
Red Man Trail Ends in Indian Camp Rescue of Stolen Horses
A bold chase from Monument Creek to the San Mateos describes Chas Anderson James Hiler and Johnnie James tracking two stolen horses across rugged country. They reach an Indian camp where a volley nearly hits Anderson, but seven allies attack and recover the horses a gun and camp equipment, sparing the owners from further loss. The event ends with ten men returning to town to recount their success.
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Fairview
N. M
Chas. Anderson
James Hiler
Johnnie James
Mr. Anderson
Rocky
San Mateos
Anderson
Ojo Caliente
van Sanders
Kingston
Apache the Kid
Socorro to Celebrate San Miguel Day With Fete and Races
A movement in Socorro plans a two day San Miguel Day celebration with baseball games horse and foot races burro races wheel barrow events and more. Local businessmen have pledged funds for entertainment and railroad discounts. Capt M Cooney is chairman and Jos I Smith secretary with committees named to arrange activities and secure rail rates.
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San Miguel
Socorro
Soxcorte
Fast Hight
Wil
Capt
M Cooney
Jos. I. Smith
A. F P. Katsenstein
J. Leeson
Estevan Baca
Meliton Torres
W. B. Martin
H.O. Borsum
P. J. Savage
Primary election elects eight delegates in Las Vegas
In precinct No 1 a Republican primary was held in the court house to select eight delegates for the county convention on September 26 and the territorial convention in Las Vegas on September 24. J. M. Cooney was chosen chairman and Conrado A. Bace secretary. Delegates elected: H. Bursum, Estevan Baca, Henry Dreyfus, Leandro Baca, Abran Aleyta, J. Griffith, A. A. Illo, J. Torres.
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Las Vegas
Court House
J. M. Cooney
Conrado A. Bace
H. ©. Bursum
Estevan Baca
Henry Dreyfus
Leandro Baca
Abran Aleyta
J. Griffith
A. A. Illo
J. &. Torres
Bursum Not Indicted By Territorial Grand Jury Report
Santa Fe dispatch dated September 18 states the territorial grand jury, after ten days of investigation and testimony, reported no true bills against H. O. Bursum, W. E. Martin, Robert B. Garrett, and H. Newcomb ex territorial officials. Mr and Mrs Ramon Oleia were among Socorro visitors at the fair on Wednesday and Tuesday, returning home Friday morning.
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Santa Fe
Territorial Grand Jury
H. O. Bursum
W. E. Martin
Robert B. Garrett
H. Newcomb
Ramon Oleia
Socorro
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Metvin
Hagerman
Ean
Bureau of Forestry
Episcopal Guild Carnival
Ladies of the Episcopal Guild
Jas. G. Fitch
Jose A. Chavez Y Baca
Craig
Queen
Torres
Jose Antonio Torres
Imales
Presbyterian Church
School of Mines
Joseph H. Darling
Episcopal Church
Me. Darling
Geo. E. Cook
Red Man
Chloride
San Mateo Mountains
Knights OF Pythias Elect
Albuereque
Grand Lodge
H. If Williams
Deming Lodge
Grand
L. W. Galles
Albuquerque Lodge
L. M Gilliland
Chama Lodge
P. J. Heather
Silver City Lodge
John W. Terry
Helen
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Silas Alexander
Union Church
Manuel Flores
Kingston Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
W. M. J. M. Webster
Sierra County
James G. Fitch
Socorro's Entertainments
Otto
Bursum
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