Juvenile Rough Riders to Lead San Antonio Start for Fair
Captain Kennedy reports the Juvenile Rough Riders depart from Vista de Alameda San Antonio Mex Saturday at 6 o'clock for the fair. The letter lists camp life figures including Major Louis Kossuth Miss Nifa Montoya and Dr Lee Hop Chung among parade participants and a yacht club planned on Lake Alameda.
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Kennedy
Rough Riders
Vista de Alameda
San Antonio
Mex
Charles Owen Tholt
Bourbon County
Holt
New Mexico Midland
Carthage Fuel Company
Paris
Old Crow
Edgewood
Louis Kossuth
Red Cross
Carthage
Bernal
Socorro
Ruth
Hilton
Lake Alameda
Frants Schmidt
Sawmill Canon
San Andreas Ranch
Mr. Story
George Rubers
Jornada del Muerto
Telesfor
Gabaldon
Luis Lopez
Telestor
Lincoln County
Big New Mexico Fair to Break Records in Albuquerque
The Twenty Seventh Annual New Mexico Fair opens October 7 in Albuquerque with grand plans. Officials predict record exhibits and athletic events, backed by a $10,000 initial pledge from local business leaders. Harness and running races draw strong entries, while storms bring tragedy as Everett Fuller of San Marcial is killed by lightning with his horse. Oats for sale at Geo EB Cooks livery stable.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Denver
St. Louis
Southwest
Jornada del Muerto
Everett Fuller
San Marcial
Fuller
Chas
Lewis
Austin
Texas
J. E. Torres
A. C. Abeytia
J. K. Smith
A. Torres
KF. Abeytia
Chambon
Biavaxchi
First Regiment
Socorro County Fair Parade and Saturday Events
Captain M Cooney leads a parade for Governor Curry with escorts and floats on California and Manzanares streets. A detailed lineup places guards, veterans, horse units, floats, carriages, and civilians in a coordinated procession through Socorro during first day activities.
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M. Cooney
Erand
Socorro County
Curry
Sixth Street
Manzanares Avenue
Fifth Street
North
California ‘Street
Socorro Hose Company No. 1
Nia
North California Street
South California Street
Lady Rangers
Curry Cadets
California Street
St. Bernard Street
Court Street
Park Street
Grand Marshall
Socorro County Fair
Byordik
Bursum Wins Over $4,000 in Territorial Accounts
Hon. H. Bursum, former superintendent of the New Mexico penitentiary, was awarded judgment for over $4,000 in the prison account dispute. Referee W. Ford’s report, sustaining the territory’s indebtedness, was upheld by Judge Parker. The case arose from alleged shortages at the penitentiary during Bursum’s governorship and includes testimony from Attorney General A. B. Fall and Special Agent Holcomb.
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H. ©. Bursum
New Mexico
Silver City
Albuquerque
H. O. Bursum
New Mexico Penitentiary
W. Ford
Bursum
Parker
Fifth Judicial District Court
Ford
Treritory
Cash
A. B. Fall
Safford
United States
Holcomb
Socorro County Prosperity Report Credits Rain and Dipping Work
Federal Inspector Wilke reports rosy conditions in Socorro County New Mexico noting completed dipping of sheep, healthy cattle and stock, and an unusually lush range due to recent heavy rains. He praises the county as prosperous with rising business and a forthcoming Socorro fair boosting attention to the region. Also mentions Elfege Baca pursuing mining claims near Hillsboro with promising ore shows and potential sale talks. Governor Curry opposes gubernatorial control of delegates and supports immediate single statehood for Mexico and admission of the Territory to statehood if Congress acts and a constitutional act passes.
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A. Wilks
Federal Bureau of Animal Inustry
Socorro County
de. Marion Iines
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquenque Journal
Wilks
Bogeland
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ames Agricultural College
Amn Town
Socorro
Elfege Baca
Abuquerque
Animas
Hillsboro
Sity
Santa F
San Antonio
Sophia
San Antoni
Curry
Mexico
Sisterhood of States
Roosevelt
House
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Socorro State Bank
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McLaughlin
Werner Curry
Newcomb
Leeson
Smart
First Regiment Band of
San Miguel
Albuquerque Browns
Winkler
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Dusty’ Rhodes
Bride
Rhodes
C. B. Allaire
Lemitar
MR. Bursum
Parker Gustavns
V. Safford
Territory
Hall
Saino F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A. H. Hilton
Federal
Wilke
Elfego Baca