Republicans Convene in Socorro for Territorial Delegates
The Socorro county Republican convention met in the courthouse to nominate delegates to the Las Vegas territorial convention. Honors to H. C. Bursum and W. H. Andrews were endorsed, with committees formed for credentials, organization, and resolutions, and a call to support a plank for a seventh judicial district in New Mexico.
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Las Vegas
Congress
Court House
Jose E. Torres
Central Committee
A. A. Sedillo
Estevan Baca
G W. King
David Baca
Pablo Trujillo
Lorenzo Vigil
Domingo Ortega
Abran Abeyta
H. O. Bursum
Wm. Pratt
Leandro Baca
Donaciano Gabaldon
Nepomuceno Lopez
W. E. Martin
J. E. Torres
H. Bonem
Eduardo Jaramillo
Socorro
New Mexico
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona
William . Andrews
TH. O. Bursum
Republican Party
Socorro County
Unees
Joseph Price
Socorro State Bank
Bankers’ Convention
Price
Robbery on Cuchillo Creek reported by The Chieftain
Fairview reports a robbery at rancher Paulino Valcorta on Cuchillo Creek. While he socialized with neighbors on September 21, a thief stole a 44 Winchester saddle blankets bridle spurs halter and cartridge belt. Suspicion points toward a bay horse rider heading toward Monticello. pursuit unsuccessful.
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Fairview
Paulino Valcorta
Cuchillo Creek
Winchesterville
Valeorta
Chis
Te Httle
Monticello
San Miguel's Festival Sparks Local Baseball Rivalry
San Miguel observes its annual festival with parades and music as Bass-Hens Houses decorate in national colors. Reds beat the Mines in a tight 8 to 6 game and won again 16 to 12 this morning in a doubleheader, with a third match today for a $50 purse. A missent letter to Chocorua NM puzzled the Chieftain office, while an assortment of fancy stationery awaits customers.
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Sgenae
San Miguel
Vorra Reds
Hoot of Mines
Aa Prise
Reds
School of Mines reports improved enrollment and bright prospects
President Noble expressed confidence that the School of Mines will have a strong year. Enrollment is improving after a lag, with around twenty students in regular collegiate courses and more expected soon. He praised current conditions and anticipated continued growth as graduates contribute to camps in the southwest and Mexico.
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School of Mines
Noble
Mexico
The
New Mexico Institute for the Blind Opens in Alamogordo
The Chieftain reports the institute now welcomes pupils and offers free education for blind children. It promises to educate and train them to be self supporting and independent citizens, noting that blind children can learn as effectively as sighted peers. It urges parents guardians clergy physicians and educators to inquire locally about blind and partially blind children.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Toledo, Ohio
New Mexico Institute For the Blind
Alasmogordo
Harmony in Santa Fe county convention outcome
The Santa Fe county Republican convention centralized under Hon. TP B Catron, who dominated the gathering without objections after securing control. Catron was nominated as the Republican candidate for the senate and named a delegate to the territorial convention. The New Mexican predicts a sweeping GOP win in Santa Fe county this fall.
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Santa Fe
Strayed Bay Stallion Reward Offered at San Marcial
Reward offered for return of a large dark bay four year old stallion branded S on left shoulder. Gentle but not broken. Reward $10. Contact Jack Cuawroxp at San Marcial Cart. Oats and oats for sale at Geo. F. Cook's livery stable.
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Welly
Magdalena Mountains
Magdalena
Socorro
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Gustav Billings
Cincinnati
Tri-Bullion Mining and Smelting Co
Chicago
Stopes
Kelly
Graphic Simelter
Kansas
New Mexico
Rio Grande
San Marcial
Cart
Jack Cuawroxp
Former Socorro People Tie Writer While in Albuquerque
A Socorro Chieftain reminiscence notes former residents visiting Albuquerque. It mentions BLTL. Dempsey and Dixie Quinlan, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones, Russell Howell and family, Mary Kutaner, J. S. Pullerson Phillips, Mary Landon and daughters Lillie and Maud, T. F. Read family, Lillie and Maud Radcliff, W. T. McCreight of The Daily Sun and The Albuquerque Evening Citizen, and editor McCreight. Also details marriage licenses for Eisenhart and Fiene, and a Socorro ceremony at the manse with Lee Eisenhart and Margaret Fiene. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
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Albuquerque
Socorro
Bltl
Dempsey
Pacific Avenue
Ant
Dixie Quinlan
Theington
J’. A. Jones
North Eighth Street
Russell Howell
Wiles
Albuquereque
Los Angeles
J. 5
Pullerston
Doe
Phillips
Phillips’ Orchestra
South Fifth Street
Mary Landon
North Second Street
Lillie
Havel
St. Joseph's Hospital
Galden Rule
T. F. Read
Marquet Avenue
Maud Radcliff
Daily Sun
B. A. Pine
Ke, Eisenhart
Margaret Fiene
Tripoli
Iowa
Mike Foley
Telesfora Chaves
Kelly
Lee Eisenhart
Lowa
H. M. Perkins
Presbyterian Church
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Tn County
H. C. Bursum
W. H. Andrews
School OF Mines Trustees
C. T. Brown
Manzanares Avenue
W. A Fleming Jones
Las Cruces
Hagern
A. E Bouiller
Paraje
Jones
H. M. Perkins Bighly
Perkins
Andrews
Carthage
John James
Hansenberg
Luciano Tatoya
Ozanne
Apperson
Kelly District
Mineo
Mota
Mines and Metals
Kansas Gas
Mllnois
Medea SG
Mayor Bursum
Bursum
San Miguel's
Institute For the Blind
Alamoordo
Harmony
T. B. Catron
Geo. F
Cook
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