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railyVOL. 26' SOCORRO. NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, JUN E 20. 1908 NO. 21

NOTICE. IOffice of County Treasurer, I I

Socorro County. N. M. I (Notice a hereby given t( bond hold- -

era, of Socorro county bonds of in i" .issue, that pursuant to an order of the ,board of county commissioners of So-corro county, N. M., dated June thefourth, l'XW, I hereby call for redemp-tion the following bond of said H'iinane uumhered as follow, to-w- it:

No. 1. 5. h, u, H, 15. 2. JS, 40, 42,44, W), hi. 72, 75, 81. 84, 85, 91. 'X...H,101, 104. 105, 107, 108, ltr, 112, 110. 120,12', 171, 182, 184, and making atotal of .15 bond of the denomina i mof one hundred dollar each and bondNo. 188 of the denomination ofif500.(Himaking a total of the tiouds no cal cdthe amount of (Í4.000 00)

Notice is further pi ven that inter. ton naid honda will atop on the In atof July, l'AW.

All bond holders of the above named1m ml are hereby respectfully

to present to the undersigned theabove named bonds for redemption onor before July the first, I'm 8.

Josk Iv ToHNKS,County Treasurer, Soc tío County,

N. M.

Socorro County Institute.Socorro, N. M., June 18, 1MH.

The regular County Institute for So- -corro County shall be opened Monday,20th day of July, of the present yearwith Prof. V. 1. Sterling as conductor,and Mrs. A. J. Smith as instructor.Teachers' examination will lie held onFriday and Saturday of the secondweek of the county institute. Everyteacher who expects to teach in thiscounty is very respectfully requestedto attend.

Very truly yours,(Signed) Í). A. Oktkc.a,

School Sup't, Socorro Co., N. M.

Mrs. II O. Dursum invited afew of lior lady friends to an in-formal card party at her homeThursday evening in honor ofher guest, Mrs. G. J. Wollingerof Alamogordo, a sister of Mr.Bursum's. Mrs. Wol tinker is a

U st of Mrs. J. II. Hilton's, also,ouring a part of her stay in thecity.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Swan ofSan Bernardino. California, stop-ped over in Socorro yesterdayon their wav to Independence,Kansas. Mrs. Swan was form-erly Miss Eva McCjllough ofthis city.

I

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDkpahtmknt op th it Intrhioh,

IT. S. Land Office at Santa Ke.N.M. )June 15, im. (

Notice ia hereby given that LawrenceV. Medley of Magdalena. N. M., whoon May 22ud, 1'm.t, made MomestadApplication, No. 7521, for Iota 1 and 2Section 2, Township 1 N., Kange

W., N. M. I. Meridian, hastiled notice of intention to makefinal Hve year proof, to establishclaim to the land above described,beforeK. II. Sweet, County Recorder,at Socorro, N. M., on the 1st day ofAugust. l'XW.

.' i .i i in i it t name as witnesses: Goo.

O. twle ..f Hurley, N. M.; T. N.Medley of Ituney. N. M.; K. W.Swindle of Migdalcna, N. M.; SamL. Jones oí Magdalena, N. M.

Mantel, K. Ohtf.ho,Register.

Restoration lo Entry of Lands in Nation-al Forest.

NOTICE is hereby given that the landsbelow, embracing Hi! acres, with-

in the 4, ila National Forest, New Mevieo. willt subte I to settlement anil entry UMiler the jrvisions of the homestead laws of the t n it islSlates anil the ait of Jane II, I1. M Stat.. V.V,at Ilie Unittsl States land oflice at Las Cru.',New Mexico, on Antrust 15,1'. Any seulerwhou as actually and in irtssl faith claiming anvif said lands for agricultural iurtsses prior toJanuary 1. l'Di, and has not abandoned same,has a orcfc retlce ritf lit to make a homesteadentry tor the lands actually occupied. Saidlands were listd U(sin the upidi'-a'.ioti- of thejsTsons mentioned Is'low, who have a preferenceriifht sulijecl to the ptmr riifht of any suchsettler, provided such settler or applicant isijualilied to make homestead entry and the(reference ritf lit is ejtercised prior to AutruHt 15,!

. on w hich date the lands will be suhiect tosettlement and entry bv anv tualilled person.Thelati'lsare as follows: the V SW 4,Sec. 34, T. 5 S., H. I W listed up n the appli-cation of ti. C l.aner of l.nna. New Mexico.Ired lieniiett, commissioner of the t;eneralI.an.1 flltice. Apprise! June ti, I'fciS, Krankfierce. First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.List

TAFT AND SHERMAN CLUB

Organized in Socorro with One Hun-dred Members, First in the

United States.

Socorro has the distinction ofhaving the first Taftand club in the UnitedStates. The organization wasperfected within a few minutesafter the nomination of Mr.

The membership isover 100. Chairman Jose

Torres of the republicancounty committee is president.

Subscribe for The Chieftain.

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The Glorious Fourth i

WILL BE CELEBRATED AT

San Antonio and Carthage

THERE WILL BE

Two Days of PleasureBalloon Ascension, Baseball Contest for

Cup, Horse Racing, Steer Rop-ing, Donkej' Races, Foot Races, SackRaces, and Other Sports.

SPECIAL TRAINS WILL RUNemtO FROM 3

Socorro, San Marcial, and Magdalena

AND HOURLY TRAINS

From San Antonio to Carthage

Shade for 5,000 People

Come Everybody, See the Sports,Hear the Orators, Take a Ride on theScenic Midland Railroad, and Have theTime of Your Life.

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organizedSherman

Sherman.ICpi-taci- o

Silver

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

TKKKITOKY OF NEW MEXICO.Oi KICK OI' TH K SrckKTARY.

Certificate of Comparison.I, Nathan JdlTa, Secretary of the

Territory of Now Mexico, do hercliycertify tint there was tilel for recortlin this oflioe at two o'clock, p. tit., onthe eighth clay of June, A. I. l'Mlfi,ARTICLES OK INCORPORATION

OKTHE MA(iI)AI,EXA TUNNEL

COMPANY,(No. 5?D4)

and also, that I have compared thecopy of the same, with the

original thereof now on tile, and de-clare it to tc a correct transcripttherefrom and of the whole thereof.

Given under my hand and the (ircatSeal of the Territory of New Mexico,at the City of Santa Fe, the capital,on this eighth day of June, A. I). 1'XiH.

Nath n Jaffa,ska!. Secretary of New Mexico,

Ekwin F. Cdahd,Assistant Secretary.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATIONOF

THE MAGDALENA TUNNELCOMPANY

We, Cue undersigned citizens of theUnited States, lieing desirous of form-ing a corporation, under the laws ofthe Territory of New Mexic , domake, sign mid acknowledge the fol-lowing articles and certificate of in-corporation, to-wi-

First, the name of said corporationisTHE MAGDALENA TUNNEL COM-

PANYSecond, the principal or registered

ollice of said Company in the Terri-tory of New Mexico is in the town ofKelly, in the county of Socorro, onthe corner of Carbonato avenue andOak street, tinnumliered, anil the nameof the a Kent in charire thereof, andupon whom piocess against the cor-poration may be served, is William F.(.ordon.

Third, the objects for which saidcompany is formed are: To acquireby purchase, lease, location, entry orotherwise mine, milling claims, min-erals and ores of every kind and de-scription, including coal, and to work,prospect and develop mines and min-eral lands of every description, eitherfor itself or for other corporations orindividuals, to mine, work, reduce,Hinelt, ship and sell all kinds andclasses of minerals and ores, to aquire, erect, maintain and operate lmills, reduction works and sitielters.-'j- rto acouire water riirhts. mill sites,rights of way and terminal facilitieswhich may be necessary or desirablefor Conducting its business, to acquire,construct and maintain all necessaryreservoirs, ditches, pipe lines, rails,train and cable-way- s and to operatesaid ways for the transportation ofores and minerals either for itself oras a common carrier for hire; to dealin, treat, retine and manufacture allproducts of ores and minerals and ac-quire such other property ami to en-gage in such other lines of business,as, in the opinion of its board of di-rectors, can be advantageously under-taken in connection with, or in addi-tion to, the business herein specific-ally mentioned; to acquire, use, buyand sell patents and patent rights; tosubscribe for, take, pay for, hold, useand dispose of stocks or bonds of oth-er corporations in all such cases asare, or may hereafter be authorized bythe laws of the territory of New Mex-ico; to acquire and purchase any andall real or personal property deemednecessary or advantageous in carry-ing on its business or in the promotionof any enterprise in which it may en-gage, and to mortgage, sell or other-wise dispose of the same; and to doand perform every other act ami thingthat may be deemed necessary or ad-visable by its board of directors in theconduct of such business or enterpris-es, not inconsistent with the laws ofthe territery of New Mexico.

Fourth, the amount of the totalauthorized capital stock of said cor-poration is eighty-fou- r thousand dol-lars, ($H4,M0.00) divided into eighthundred and forty (M4ll) shares, of thepar value of one hundred dollars(l(X).UO) per share. The amount ofthe capital stock with which said cor-poration shall commence business iseight hundred and forty (H4D) shares,of the par value of eighty-fou- r thou-sand dollars, (S4,XMMH).

Fifth, the names and post otliceaddresses of the undersigned incor-porators uud the number of sharessubscribed by each are hs follows:

Leonard Matthews, who has sub-scribed for two hundred and eightyshares, whose post ollice address isMM) N. 4th St., St Louis, Missouii.

Edward Whitaker, wh has sub-scribed for two hundred and fortyshares, and whose post otlice addressia 3DU N. 4th St.. St. Louis, Mis-souri.

Sterling E. Edmunds, who hassubscribed for one hundred andtwenty shares, whose post ollice ad-dress is Rialto Uuildiug, St. Louis,Missouri.

William F. Gordon, who has sub-scribed for one hundred shares andwhose post otlice address is Kelly,New Mexico.

Frank H. Gregg, who has subscrib-ed for one hundred shares, and whosepost otlice address is Kelly, NewMexico.

Sixth, the term of existence ofsaid corporation shall be fifth yearsfrom and after the date of the tilingof these articles in the ollice of theSecretary of the Territory of NewMexico.

Seventh, the number of directorsshall be five; but the stockholdersmay, after the first three months ofthe existence of said corporation, byproper change r alter saidnumber. The names of the directors,who shall manage the business of

said corporation for the period ofthe first three months of its exist-ence are Leonard Matthews, EdwardsWhitaker, Sterling Edmunds, Wil-liam F. Gordon and Frank II. Grejrif.

The loard of directors shall havethe power to make and alter such

s ns are not Inconsistent withthe powers herein conferred uponthem, or of the other provisions ofthese articles; but any smade by the directors under thepower so conferred may te alteredor repealed by the stockholders.

In witness whereof the said incor-Mrat-have hereunto set their

hands this twenty-eight- h day ofMay. A. D., l'tns.(Signed) Ekonakii Matthews,

EnWAKIH WlllTAKKH,STKHUNi; E. EKMt'NllS,Wll.I.IAM F. GOKIMIN,Fkank M. Gkkc.c.

State of MissouriCity of St. I.ouis. ss.

On this second day of June,A. I). 1'iuH, before me personally ap-peared Leonard Matthews, EdwardsWhitaker, and Sterling E. Edmunds,to me known to be three of the per-sons described in and who executedthe foregoing instrument, and ac-knowledged that they executed thesame as their free act and deed.

In witness whereof I have hereuntoset my hand and notarial seal the dayand year last alnive written.

My term expires Sept. 22ud, lXl(Signet!)

Thomas S. McPhkktkks, Jk.(Seal) Notary Public, City of St.Louis, Missouri.Territory of New Mexico, )

County of Socorro (On this :th day of May, A. I).

l'HW, before me personally appearedWilliam F. Gordon and Frank II.Gregg, to me known to be two of thepers mis described in and who executedihe foregoing instrument and ac-knowledged that they executed thesame as their free act and tleed.

In witness whereof I have hereuntoset my hand and notarial seal the dayand year lat above written.(Signed) A.NToN MavKK,(Seal) Notary Public, Socorro County,New Mexico.

Endorsed:(No. 5504);

Cor. Rec'd Vol. i, Page S4H.ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

OF THE MAGDALENA TUN-NEL COMPANY.

Filed in otlice of Secretary of NewMexico, June 8, l'Mirt, 2 p. m.

Nathan Jaffa,Secretary

M, to O.rfi' t ert" TTc(CjIULAjIIIU IAIj ACQUITTED

On Second Trial for Murder of AgedWoman at San Marcial.

The jury in the case of theTerritory vs. Kco!;istico Tais,chartíO'l with the murder of ana;el Mexican woman in SanMarcial about three and a halfyears ano. returned a verdict ofacquittal Wednesday. It will beremembered that on the strengthof the testimony of David Cuel-la- r

at a former trial Tais wasconvicted of murder in the firstdecree and sentenced tobe hand-ed. Cuellar testified that he him-self committed the murder, butthat Tais stood over him with apistol and threatened to kill himif he did not do so. Cuellar wassentenced to serve ninety-nin- eyears in the penitentiary. Theattorneys for Tais were grantedan appeal to the supreme court,and that body remanded the casefor a new trial. At this secondtrial Cuellar was ajain producidas a witness and testified thatTais took no part in the crime,but was some distance awaywhen it was committed. Hesimply saved his own neck byimplicating- - Tais at the firsttrial. This and corroborativeevidence satisfied the jury of theinnocence of 1 ais, who had beenin the penitentiary for ovef threeyears awaiting the verdict thatset him free. The defense wascouducted bv Jude LowellLouyhary of Albuquerque.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo ( gsLucas County.

Frank J. Cheney makes oaththat he is senior partner of thefirm of K. J. Cheney & Co., do-ing- business in the City of Tole-do. County and state aforesaid,and that satd firm will pay thesum of one hundred dollars foreach and every case of Catarrhthat cannot be cured by the useof Hall's Catarrh Cure- -

Fkank J. Chknky.Sworn to before me and sub-

scribed in mv presence, this thday of December, A. I). 1HS6.(.Seal) A. W. (jLKAson,

Notary Public.Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken

internally, and acts directly onthe blood and mucous surfaces ofthe system. Send for testimon-ials free.

F. J. Chknky & Co., Tole?lo, O.Sold by all Druggists, 75c.Take Hall's family Pills for

constipation.

OUR TICKETTAFT AND SHERMAN

THE NEWS FROM FAIRVIEW

Pretty June Wedding Among:the Frincipal Events Noted.

The Chieftain's Fairview cor-respondent sends the following:

Fairview, N. M June 12, l'JON.Dear Chieftain:

Our June wedding was pulledolT on the tenth, the contractingparties being Michael L. Sulli-van and Miss Annie Crow. Theevent took place at the home ofthe bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Tom Crow. Miss Crow was sup-ported by Miss Anice Kline,while Mr. Sullivan found a tow-er of strength in the bride'sbrother, William G. Crow. Allthe little Crows were perchedabout the room and leant pictur-esquene- ss

to the scene. Thebride, who has justly held thepalm for beauty, was attired inwhite and looked radiantly hap-py. Miss Kline, also in white,looked lovely enough to be abride herself. The groom, ahandsome, manly young fellow,acted his part in a calm, digni-fied manner, as though gettingmarried were an every day oc-currence. Only once did he fal-ter and that was when one of hislegs got to dancing an impromptujig all by itself, but as every-body was Uoking at the bridethis little incident passed unno-ticed. As Justice William D.Keilly, who ties a handsome ma-trimonial knot, uttered thesolemn and touching wordswhich united, maybe forever.two trusting souls, tears sprangto the eves of many of the ladiespresent. At the conclusion ofthe ceremony there was a roundof hand shaking and kisses warmand tender were exchanged.Just before we got to the bridethe kisses were declared "out"and no new supply expected andwe backed out. considerably dis-appointed. The bride and groomwere the recipients of many andvarious presents, including analarm clock, foot warmers, glassand china ware, jewelry, handglasses, a sack of beans, a sideof bacon, and a few dried ap-ples. At six o'clock the wed-ding guests sat down to a sumpt-uous least and at eight a danceat the hall, lusting well into thenight, was inaugurated. Mr.and Mrs. Sullivan are now athome at the Cross Links Kanch,of which place Mr. Sullivan hasassumed the management. Atrip to Los Angeles, Kl Púso,Phoenix, and other places of in-terest will be made next month.

The Chloride poisoning casebids fair to remain a mystery,so far as the perpetrator of thedeed is concerned. Mr. Hullin-ge- r

has almost entirely recover-ed from the effects of the strych-nine.

Cattle in this section are look-ing remarkably well, consider-ing the condition of the ranges.Hot, dry winds are prevailing.If wind presages rain, whatHoods we will have this summer!quizas.

W. F. Findley returned lastweek from a pleasant outing,visiting Albuquerque and SantaFe and making an intimate stu-dy of the Harvey eating housesystem, of which he seemed toapprove.

J. 11. Petrie, whose leg wasbroken several weeks ago as theresult of a wagon upset, is im-proving rapidly. Mr. Petrie hasbeen the recipient of so much at-tention from neighbors andfriends in the way of choicedishes, fruit, cigars, etc., that heis thinking seriously of breakinghis other leg as soon as he isable to be about again.

Uuikn Sack.

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Morleyarrived in town from their Datilranch Monday noon. Mrs. Mor-ley was on her way to visit herformer home in New York city,and Mr. Morley was accompany-ing her as far as Albuquerque.

Oats, oats, oats for sale atGeo. E. Cook's livery stable.

THE FOURTH AT SAN ANTONIO

General Viljoen Will be There.Lieta of Committees That Have

Been Appointed.

The Fourth of July will becelebrated at San Antonio andCarthage as that glorious daynever has been celebrated beforein Socorro county.

General Viljoen, the famoushero of the Hoer war, now a cit-izen of New Mexico, will bethere as is indicated in the fo-llowing letter:

Chamberino, June 17, l'K)8.A. II. Hilton, Ksq.,

San Antonio, N. M.Dear Sir:

Your kind favor of the 10thinst. received, and I beg to saythat myself and, probably, Capt.Van Gass, an old African Warveteran known as the one-arme- dhero, will be there on the SantaFe leaving here on the third ofJuly.

Now please do not give meany prominence. I am comingas an ordinary American farmer.I will gladly give you a littletalk, but it must be little. I dothink, though, that an old-tim- ecitizen must take care of thecompany of Rough Riders,though I will be glad to join theranks in the parade.

Should any unforeseen circum-stance prevent my coming, I willtelegraph you.

Very truly yours,íí. J. ViljoenOFFICHK3 AND COMMITTEES.

Officers and committees havebeen selected as follows:

President, Max II. Mjntoya;Secretary, L. K. Weber.

Arrangements A. II. Hilton,L. K. Weber, Melicto Apodaca,John Mclntyre, J. Felix Fergus-on.

Finance A. II. Hilton, P. A.Allaire, Powell Stackhuse, Jr.

Publicity John Mclntvre, A.II. Hilton, P. A. Allaire."

Reception and Order A. H.Hilton. C. 1J. Allaire, PowellStackhouse. Jr., Solomon G.Haca, Jose N. Montoya, Chas. C.Keid, Donaciano Apodaca, JohnMclntyre, Solomon JJ. Chavez,Julian Savedra, Fduardo Jara-mill- o,

Pedro Tafoya. RicardoLovato, Luciano Tafoya, IsabelPadilla, David Baca, Jose M.Gonzales, Boleslo Pino, SilverioChavez, Abel Chavez, MauricioMiera.

TEACHERS SUMMER SCHOOL

Socorro, N. M., June 6, 1908.The Summer School for the

Socorro County Teachers' Asso-ciation will be opened on the6th day of July- - of the presentyear, at the city of Socorro, andwill be in session for twelve dayswith Prof. W. D. Sterling asconductor.

All members of said associa-tion are hereby very earnestlyrequested to attend the summerschool on the date as aforesaid.

Kvery teacher who wishes tobecome a member of "The So-corro County Teachers Asso-ciation" may do so, and shall berecognized upon the payment ofthe C$5.00) fee, which fee will beused for paying the expense ofthe summer school. Those whobecome members of said associa-tion are also requested to bepresent at the summer school asabove stated.

Members withdrawing fromthe association will forfeit allrights thereto, whether or notthey attend the summer school.

The Socorro County Teachers'Association has for its object theholding a two weeks' term ofsummer school for the instruc-tion of teachers. The benefitsto be derived therefrom are selfevident and this opportunityshould not be missed by any,and especially by those teacherswho need help for the prepara-tion and examination.

Very truly yours,I). A. Ortega,

School Sup't, Socorro County,N. M.

,1 fftljc Socorro iljicfloiiu

PUBLISHED IÍY

OCORRO COUNTY PU8USHINQ CO.

K. A. DRAKK K.litor.

Entered at Socorro Poatoffice a secondcla mail matter.

TEKMS OK StrilSCKIPTIOX(Strictly in advance.)

.12 0"( hie yearSix month.. . . 1 00

OFFICIAL PAPER OF SOCORRO COUNTY.

SATURDAY, JUNK 20. l'WS.

Is deciding to conduct a longterritorial campaign, the demo-crats of New Mexico showedplainly that they appreciatedtheir needs.

JrnuK Mann's manner of con-ducting court during the lastten days in the absence of JudgeParker has greatly pleased thepeople of Socorro county. Nonebut the most favorable commentshave been heard.

Conctkninc; the fact that At-torney Jas. (í. Fitch has beenmade chairman of the democrat-ic territorial central committee,all that can be said is that if Mr.Fitch must lose it is too bad thathe should not lose in a bettercause.

Tin: agility with which othercandidates got out of the wayfor Mr. Larrazolo may have beenan expression of democratic har-mony and it may not. Kxactlvthe same agility would havebeen shown if the occasion hadbeen one of choosing a candi-date who must, literally, butthis head against a stone wall.

Mk. Andki-w- has twice beenelected New Mexico's delegatein congress and even his mostvirulent political enemies haveaccused him of no sins of eithercommission or omission in hisservice to the territory. lie hasdone for New Mexico what noother citizen of the common-wealth could have done in thesame place at the same time. Ifthe republican territorial convention should see tit to nominateMr. Andrews for another termin congress he should be and hewill be

A Roawell Plank.Somi: of the planks in that

democratic platform adopted atKoswell seem to Have been considerably warped. For instance,there is a plank condemningalleged republican frauds at theterritorial election two years ago.

Citizens of Socorro countyhave not forgotten that imme-diately after that election localdemocratic statesmen of more orless note raised a tremendoushullabaloo over the report that atew scores of sheep herders froma neighboring county had beenbrought into the Magdalena precinct and induced to vote the republican ticket without the fear

f (od in their hearts and without a üue regaril lor t tie pureand sanctified political sentíments that innate the averagedemocratic bosom.

The citizens of this county havenot forgotten, either, that thoseselfsame democratic statesmencalled for an official investigationof the conduct of the election inthe Magdalena precinct, with anMea of horrifying an expectantworld and placing Mr. Larrazoloin the long coveted seat in con-gress to which republican elec-tion frauds and democratic dis-appointment entitled him.

Neither have the citizens ofSocorro county forgotten thatthe investigation called for wasconducted with a solemnity be-fitting so great and so grave anoccasion and in a manner whichmust have bien in all respectssatisfactory to the representa-tives of Socorro county democ-racy in attendance.

And never, "while the riverscontinue to run to .the sea,"will citizens of Socorro county

forget that the results of the in-vestigation, asked for by democrats, and carried on by repre-sentatives of both parties, intothe conduct of the election in theMagdalena precinct in the yearof our Lord one thousand ninehundred and six, showed thattwo sheep herders from a neigh-boring county had actually vot-ed at Magdalena, and further-more, that lK)th of them had casttheir ballots for that peerless,that nonpareil, exponent and ex-pounder of New Mexico democra-cy, Honorable Octaviano Anton-io

DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.

Thk Svn, the new and abledaily exponent of New Mexicodemocracy published at Albu-iueriu- e,

evidently loes not takea very roseate view of the al-leged democratic harmony thatresulted from the Koswell con-vention. Says the Sun:

"A1buuerue, the metropolisof the territory, after beingswept by Democracy last spring.was given the cold shoulder.The only delegate selected fromthis city was stripped of even afull vote. There is a reasonwhispered about the streets today, explaining it all.

i ne narmony we uearu somuch about was purely theoretcal. The Koswell crowd told

the Albuueriueans to 'go backand sit down.' They accusedthe leaders of representing a

, .I I - r ispin wemocracy ano news oi methe recent primaries was a continual source of talk and annoyance to our trusties."

Thinks It Saved hi Life.Lester M. Nelson, of Naples,

Maine, says in a recent letter"I have used Dr. King's NewDiscovery many years, for coughsand colds, and I think it savedmy life. I have found it a reliable remedy for throat ami lungcomplaints, and would no morebe without a bottle than I wouldbe without food." For nearlyforty yeats New Discovery hasstood at the head of throat andlung remedies. As a preventiveof pneumonia, and healer ofweak lungs it has no equal. Soldunder guarantee at all druggists50c. and 1.00. Trial Iwttlefree.

No Come Back.

"You say your sister was permitted to ask questions of tl.ispirit of her departed husbamat the seance last night?"

"Yes, she asked the departedquite a number of questions."

"Were his replies convinc-ing?"

"I don't know; she acted justlike she used to when he wasalive and didn't give him achance to reply.

A Grand Family Medicine.

"It gives me pleasure to speaka good word for IClectric Hit-ters," writes Mr. Frank Conlanof No. 4.V Houston St., NewYork. "It's a grand familymedicine for dyspepsia and livercomplications; while for lameback and weak kidneys it cannotbe too highly recommended."Electric Hitters regulate the di-gestive functions, purify theblood, and impart renewed vigorand vitality to the weak and de-bilitated of both sexes. Sold un-der guarantee at all druggists.50c.

The Brightness He Saw.A man who died recently in

the north of Kngland and hadbeen living a dishonest life un-der the cloak of religion, wish-ing to pose as a good man to thelast, said to those around him:

"All is bright before me!""Aye," said one of those pres-

ent, whom he had swindled outof a sum of money, "an' in abeatten minnits theau'll !e nearenoof to see th' blaze!"

Do you want a new suit tosuit you? Call on Simon thetiilor.

Suits cleaned, pressed, and repaired by Simon the tailorCall at the Daca building, lowerManzanares avenue.

CROWDED OUT LAST WEEK

Miss Anne W. Fitch returnedMonday from a visit of a fewdays in Water Canon.

Doctor H. (1. P.acon of SanAntonio was in town yesterdayas a witness in the case of theTerritory vs. Teófila Va1enzti lale Peralta.

Dr. C. (1. Duncan returnedTuesday morning from attend-ance upon the regular annualsession of the American MedicalAssociation in Chicago.

Attorney Jas. (i. Fitch wentover to Koswell I uesday as adelegate to the convention thatnominated the losing candidatefor the honor of representingNew Mexico in congress.

J. D. Graham, manager of theAlbuquerque division for tin- -Colorado Telephone company,was in the city yesterday in consultation with Capt. Matthews,manager of the Socorro division.

Hon. II. (). Bursutn has. leasedthe mill at his Deep Down minein the Mogollón district to Mr.Dillon, who is connected withDenver parties and will at onceopen up a custom reductionplant.

Jas. II. IJatchelder. Jr., a student at the School of Mines during the last two years, left Wed-nesday morning to spend thesummer at his home in Kxeter,New Hampshire. Mr. 15 itch -elder expects to resume his stu-dies at the School next fall.

An alarm of fire brought Outthe hose company in the usualdouble quick time Sunday afternoon. The alarm was caused bynothing more serious than theburning of a pile of hay and anouthouse belonging to John W.Terry.

Bucklen'a Arnica Salve Wins.Tom Moore, of Kural Koute 1,

Cochran, lia., writes: 1 Dad abad sore come on the instep ofmy foot and could find nothingthat would heal it until I appliedliucklen's Arnica Salve. Lessthan half of a 25 cent box wonthe day for me by affectingperfect cure. Sold under guarantee at all druggists.

A Willing Tool."Since young Jim De Peyster

who beltings to one of our bestlamines, lost li is money, lie liasgone into the social burglarybusiness."

"Social burglary?""Yes; he chaperons rich par

venus.""How is that burglary?""He helps them to break into

society with a Jimmy."

The Best Pills Ever Sold.

"After doctoring 15 years forchronic indigestion, and spending over two hundred dollars,nothing has done me as muchgood as Dr. King's New LifePills. I consider them the bestpills ever sold." writes li. FAyscue, of Ingleside, N. CSold under guarantee at all druggists. 25c.

A Matter of Time.It was the day of the ball

game, and Willie, the oflice-bo- y,approached the head of the linn,and stammered: ii p p- -

sir ""Come, hurry up!" said his

employer. "If you have any-thing to say, say it. Don't takehalf a day."

"Hut that's just what I wasgoing to ask you if I could take,"said Willie.

AN OFFICIAL VISIT, 0. E. S.

By Orand Matron Mary II. Duncanand Past Matron Mrs. T. B.

Reed.

Mrs. Mary II. Duncan, GrandMatron of the Order of the ICas-ter- n

Star of New Mexico, regis-tered at the Claire hotel lastevening. She came to the cityfrom Las Vegas where she hasbeen officially visiting the localchapter of the order. She is enroute to Albuquerque and Socor-ro, having nearly closed her tourof visits. Mrs. Duncan is thewife of Dr. C. (1. Duncan, one of

i the best known physicians incentral New Mexico and an oldresident of the Gem City. Mrs.

i Duncan was accompanied by Mrs.I J. II. Keed of Las Vegas whol was nast matron nf the rli.-mte- rof the order in the Meadow City

Santa Fe New Mexican.

The Sfory ofa Medicino.Il ñamo "(olilon Medical Dlwovprr"

was Miifk'i'st"l t y ono of It mos t lmjiort- -nt ami valtiablo Ingredients (jiold"o

fries I root.Nearly forty year, nan, Dr. I'lrrrn dis

covered Unit lie could, by tho uso of pure,trlple-reliiiei- i glycerin", aided liy a cer-tain deprei of constantly maintainedheat and lili 1 ho aid of apparatus andappliances deslcneil for that purpose, ex-tract from our most valuadlo native me-dicinal roots their curativo propertiesmuch liettcr than by tho uso of alcohol,to generally employed. So tho now world-fame- d

"(iolden Medical Discovery," fortho euro of weak stomach, lndlgo.tinn. ordysprpMs. torpid liver, or biliousness andkindred derangements was first made, asIt ever slnAi) has bVn. without a Darticlocf alcohol iVi Us mal-u-

A glance Virv'V ul list of Its Incredl--cnts, printed TíiTverv bouln-wrappe- r,will show that it Is fuivlo from the timetvaluable medicinal risSisMound (trowhurin our American lorestssJ am mes" mgredicnt nave receivedoor 'nt from llii'.

rl T ,1.! : .'it.iTy riinrs nHftnl. 'ftw m I, i .million, l in..m " f Uir.ii.r:.

"l"l: ,t "T tlip r w Im 'ii Mul ul l;M.merv" ls advi--- l.

A lilllu liook of the-- ) endorsements Leíbeen compiled by Dr. Ii. V. l'lerce, ofliutlalo, . V., and will lo mailed frre toany one iisklntt ame by postul card, orletter addressed to tho floctor is above.From thej endorsements, copied fromstandard medical bonks of all the d Hier-en t schools of practico. It will Im foundthat the Inirred en ts compos! na t lm " obl-en Medit-a- l liiseovrrv " uro advised notonly for the cure of the nlxivn mentioneddiseases, but alo for tho euro of all

bronchial and throat affections,aecompaini-- with eatan.,al discharges,hoarseness, soro throat, liimeriiiu. or

and all those wastingafbrt ions which, if not promptly anil

treated aro Hablo to termlnatnfiroporly Takn Dr. Pierce's Dis-covery in time and persevero in Its u--until you cive It a fair trial and It Is notlikely to disappoint. Too much must notN- - eiiecte of It. It will not MTformmiracles. It will not pure ponsiimptionIn Its advanced stnites. No medicine will.It u lll cure the atb ctious that lead up toconsumption, if (n.iit in time.

SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE.Notice is hereby kívcii that, under theauthority in mo vested by an ordermade and entered of record oil the 2ndday of June, A. D. l''H, in the DistrictCourt of the Third Judicial District ofthe Territory of New Mexico, withinand for the County of S.iCurro, in acan-- e therein wembiiii, wherein Jamesli. Fitch was plaintitr and Cerilu11. M.inik rlielil and others were defendants. In inr civil cause No. 51'7.I will. on the tli day ofJuls-- A. D. l'His, at ten o'clocka. in. of said day, oiler for sale andsell at public auction .it the front doorof the Court Holme in the City of Socorro, Territory of New Mexico, to thehighest bidder for cash, all ot the (rey-houn-

Mining claim, situated in theMagdalena Mining District, in theCounty of Socorro and Territory ofNew Mexico, and described as follows:

t:

('.niinencin at the XK. cor.; thenceN. so di;s. 4s mili. ÑI sec. W., variationl.t d's. K., It ft. ami two inches tointet section with W. tide line ofCr.iphic lode, from whence the SV,cor. i f the (iraphic lode bears S. 14this. 52 inin. 40 sec. K. 4b.5 It. and binVhos distant, and bum ft. to the NV.cor.; thence S. ds. 14 mill. 10 sec.W., variation H di;s. I'l inin. K. litioft. to the SV. cor.; thence S. SO ds.4.i inin. 5il sec. K. variation U djjs.It. to the SIC. cor.; thence X. " (Ik's. 14mill. 10 see. K., variation 1? tn. 10. ,loso ft. and 4 inches to intersectionw ith V. side line of (iraphic lode, fromwhence the SV. cor. of the (iraphiclode bears S. 14 dj;s. 15 mill. 40 sec. K.10 ft. and 4 inches dWtaut, and l.sOOIt. to the MC. cor., place of befjiniiinii;containing a total area of 20 and (o-lo- oacres, of which S.s-K- acres is in con-lli- ct

with the (iraphic lode; leaving anet area of l' acres; from theMv. cor. of the ( i rey hound lode, 11. S.Locating Monument bears N. M djjs.7 mili. .S sec. W. 321 1 ft. and one inch,a iter deducting live and acresto be separated and divided front thebalance of said claim by a line runningparallel w ith the north end line of saidi l.iiin and at such distance from saidnorth end line as to include as thearea between said north end line andtile line riinuiiiii parallel therewith thesaid quantity ot live and 0 acreof ground. John K. (uii'i ith.

Special Master.

Restoration to Entry of Lands inNational Forest.is fhi'il lli.it I In- - l.linlnNOTICK

Ih'Iiiw, iMiitimciiii; 4 acres, wiili-ii- ithe l.ila .nuommuI Koii'Nt, n.m., will lie 't

in i'it Ifiiieiil ami miry muter llmnt the le imfMi-ai- l laus nl llii-- t'lliteil

st.tii'i. unit the ai l el June II. rti u4 slat.,.o . al llii 1'iiiti'il s'.ati-- lam! ullii'e ' at l.as

I rmi'H, Ni-- Mi'Kicii. en Aliu'Ust I'. AnyHiHler ulm Ha. uitualU ami in itimhI taitliI'l.ouiiiii; anv of san! iami tur agricultural

iiiMi-i'- n nnir to Januar y I. l'ii tinil has nut.ilMiiiliiiint hami'. lias a pri-le- i e ni'lit tuiii.iKe a liunii-Mi-ai- l eno , tin lie-- laniU actually

1. ti i iil . saiil lanits uim'c lisii-i- i, m ii litalmilK of m' .inin tii'low, u l

lia . e a pi I'li'ri'iu i m lit iu lies l tu l he prior rif IIIel an MU ll si'ltliT. noiiiiil .u )l settler orap)iiant i iu.ilnint to uiakr timm-Mi-ai- l entryana the iiiíIiI i i pnor InAiiu'ut i. 1', on uhn.li it. tie the lamU willlie Midii'i t to unit eulrv liy anyiii.ilitii'it iirrxon. '1 he lamí, are a follow,.:Lot.. 7 ami ! oi w I ol ne , anil the wI'l s, ..i-- t. (i s., r. w., N. M. M ., listi-i- liinii the aiilu al inn ot Mis. K.'..

of (.una. Ni'W Mexico, Lot -, t.'C. 5, t. b.. K. o w.. apt'ln-.tü'ii- ol J'H'n Karl ot

l.iina, SrW o, the si' 4 ol w tlie hi 4ot l.ot T uir hi M ot ,ii ot u , hii-- ti. thell 1 4 of ne of nw lilt ne ot bol I orin- - 14 nl n of ii w , 7 t 7 s., r. IS w.,application nl ll.tfwy K. t,.itliu of KfmTU!,

Mi'Xico, tin- - w i of .ir sec. 14,Hie ii of I1, t. in r. II .,application ol l.tne al s. Spuri-eo- of Alma,Vw I" ritl lliMIili'tt. CoiiiitiÍsnÍoiiiT oíUn' lo'iii-ra- l l.ainl Olhi e. Apprott-.- l May 1, .ti.iuk of thelin.'i mr. I.isiH tiJI an.! (.c.

NOTICK KOK I'tnil.ICATIONDurAKTMK.vr Ol' THK I.VTKKKIK,

Land Oltico at La Cruces, N. M., IApril (i, l'W. f

Notice is hereby jfiven that CitarlesW. Katoii of Clyde, N. M., has tilednotice of his intention to make finalCommutation proof in uport of binclaim, viz: HotueMead entry No. 4721made Apr. I". I1 id, for the N K '' SK'iSec. 8, Hi; SV'4 NW'4 NKV, ectiono, township K S., raiiic 4 W., and thatsaid proot will be made before K. H.Sweet, at Socorro, N. M., on July 13,I'M IS. t

He names the following witnessesto prove his' continuólo, residenceupon, and cultivation of the laud, viz:Juan Sanche, Atauacio Chavcü, JuanAlbino Trujillo, Hijinio Ilaca, all ofSan Marcial, tf. M.

Kt'i;i.NK Van Pattkn,Ketjister.

of Restoration of PublicNOTICK to Settlement and Entry.Department of the Interior, GeneralLand Oilier, Washington, I'. C, MayId, I'MIH. Notice is hereby given thatthe public lauds in the following- de-scribed areas, which were temporarilywithdrawn for forestry purposes onDecember 17, 1'AI4. June 10, l'AJ.s, andMay 17, rii7, for the proposed San Au-gustine National Forest, New Mexico,and not otherwise withdrawn, reservedor appropriated, will by authority of theSecretary of the Interior tie restored tothe public domain on August 1M, 1'fOH,and become subject to settlement on !and after that dale, but not to entry,tiling or selection until on and afterscp-temix- 1, iVHjx, under the usualrestrictions, at the United State LandOllice at Las Cruces, New Mexico: Alltownship one, 1, range four, 4; intownship two, 2, range four, 4, sec-tions four, 4, rive, 5, six, seven, 7,right, h, eighteen, Is, and nineteen, l;iiltownship one, 1, range five, 5, sectionsone. 1, two, 2. three. 3, teti, 10, to fif-teen, 15, both inclusive, twenty-two- , 22,to twenty-seven- , 27, both inclusive,thirty-four- , 34, thirty-five- , 3.S, andthirty-six- , 3d; in township two, 2,range five, 5, section one. 1, two 2,three, J, ten, ID, to fifteen, 15, both in-clusive, twenty-two- , 22, to twenty-seve- n,

27, both inclusive, and thirty-tou- r,34; in township three, 3, range

tive, 5, sections six, d, and seven, 7; intownship three, 3, range six, d, sectionsten. In, eleven, 11, and twelve, 12; intownship one, 1, range seven, 7, sectionssix, d, seven, 7, eighteen, IS, nineteen,I'l, and thirty, M); in township one, i.range eight, S, section mix, d; in town-ship one, 1, range nine, 9, sections one,1, twelve, 12 to sixteen, Id, both in-clusive, twenty, 2, twenty-one- , 2.,twenty-two- , 22, twenty-three- , j.t,twenty-six- , 2o, twenty --seven, 2.twenty eight, 2H, twenty-nine- , l,thirty-two- , J2, and thirty-thre- e, j;in township tivo, 2, range lime, V, sec-tions four, 4, live, S, seven, 7, eight, ,une, V, sixteen, Id, to t weilty-oll- c, 21,

both inclusive, twenty-eigh- t, n, tuthirty-thre- 33, both inclusive; intownship three, 3, range nine, sec-tions tour, 4, to nine, V, both inclusive,seventeen, 17, and eighteen, IS; int iwiishtp two, 2, range teu, lu, sec-tions nine, '), to sixteen, Id, butli in-clusive, twenty-one- , 21, to thirty-six- ,3d, but h inclusive; in township tnree,3, range ten, 10, sections one, 1, to six-teen, Id, both inclusive, twenty-.ni- e, 21.t weiity-- i wo, 22, twenty-three- , 23, andt went , -- lour, 24; in township three, 3,range eleven, 11, sections one, 1, toeiglu, is, both inclusive, twelve, 12,eighteen. Is, nineteen. Id, and thirty.3; in township one, 1, range tweiVe,12, sections tí ve, 5, six, d, seven, 7, eight,S, seventeen, 17, eighteen, IS, nineteen,1', and twenty, 2t; in township three,3, range twelve, 12, sections one, 1, tolive, .s, both inclusive, eight, M, toseventeen, 17, both inclusive, twenty,Jo. tu twenty-seven- , 27, both inclusive.and thirty-live- , 35; in township four, 4,range twelve, 12, sections ten, 1U,sixteen. Id, nineteen, 19, twenty,2D, and twenty-one- , 21; in townshipone, 1, raii','e thirteen, 13, sectionsone, 1, to twenty-tour- , 24, both inclus-ive, and thirty, 30; in township four,4, range thirteen, 13, sections four, 4,to ten, 10, both inclusive, eighteen,IS, nineteen, V, thirty, 30, and thirty-on- e,

31; in township one, 1, rangefourteen, 14, sections one, 1. two, 2,three, 3, nine, o, to sixteen, Id, both in-clusive, nineteen, Id, twenty-one- , 21, totwenty-eight- , 2H, both inclusive, thirty,30, thirty-one- , 31, thirty-thre- 33, andthirty-four- , 34; in township two, 2,range fourteen, 14, sections three, 3,four, 4, six, (, seven, 7, teu, 10, andfifteen, 15, to twenty-two- , 22, bothinclvsive; all township four, 4, rangefourteen, 14; in township five, 5, rangefourteen, 14, sections nineteen, 19,twenty, 2o, twenty-nine- , 2d, andthirty-two- , 32; in township six, d,range fourteen, 14, section six, 6;in township seven, 7, range fourteen,14, sections seven, 7, seventeen, 17,and eighteen. IS; in township eight,5, range fourteen, 14, sections one, 1,to live, 5, both inclusive, ten, 10, tofourteen, 14, both inclusive, twenty-thre- e,

23, and twenty-fou- r, 24; intownship one, I, range fifteen, 15,sections two, 2, to five, 5, both inclus-ive, nine, d, ten, It), eleven, 11, thir-teen, 13, fourteen, 14, and twenty-fou- r,24; in township four, 4, range fifteen,15, sections eleven, 11, twelve, 12,thirteen. 13, fourteen, 14, twenty-thre- e,

23, twenty-four- , 24, twenty-fiv- e,25, twenty -- six, 2d, thirty-fiv- e, 35,

and thirty-six- , 3d; in township live,5, tange fifteen, 15, sections one. 1, toseventeen, 17, both inclusive; in town-ship six, d, range fifteen, 15, sectionsone, 1, twelve, 12, twenty-five- , 25; intownship one, 1, range seventeen, 17,sections rive, 5, six, d, seven, 7, eight,S, seventeen, 17, eighteen, 18, nine-teen, Id, twenty, 20, twenty-nin- e, 2d,and thirty, 3o; in township two, 2,range eighteen, IS, sections one, 1, toeighteen, IS, both inclusive; in town-ship two, 2, range nineteen, Id, sec-tions one, 1, to thirty, 30, both inclus-ive; in township two, 2, range twenty,20, sections one, 1, to thirty, 30, bothinclusive; in fractional township two,2, range twenty-one- , 21, sections one,1, to thirty, 30, both inclusive; allsouth and west. New Mexico Merid-ian. Warning is hereby expresslygiven that no person will be permit-ted to gain or exercise any right what-ever under any settlement or occupa-tion begun prior to August IS, l'JUS,and all such settlement or occupationis hereby forbidden. FkKU Dknnhtt,Commissioner of the General LaudOllice. Approved March 14, ldOS;

I'lKKCii, First Assistant Sec-retary of the Interior.

NOTICK FOR PUBLICATIONDki'ahtmknt oh thk Intkkioh,

Land Ollice at Las Cruces, N. M. IJune 8, 1908, I

Notice is hereby given that JuanMontoya of Socorro, N. M., ha filednotice of his intention to make finalproof in support of his claim, viz:Homestead Kntry No. 3435 made Jan.7, Idol, for the SK' NW'm, Eí SW!,'Sec. 8 and NK,' NW 4 Section 17,Township 5 S., Range 2 E., andthat said proof will be made beforeK. H. Sweet, Probate Clerk, at Socor-ro, N. M., on July 29. 1908.

lie names the following witnessesto prove his continuous residence upon,and cultivation of, the laud, viz: JuanSilva, David lluca, Luis Silba, Emili-ano Sanchez, all of Carthage, N. M.

Ki r.KNK Van Pattkn,Register.

Oats, oats, oats for sale atGeo. li. Cook's livery stable.

SHERIFF'S SALE.Notice Is hereby given that, by virtue

of the authority vested In me by acertain execution to me directed andIssued out of the District Court of theThird Judicial District of the Terri-tory of New Mexico, within and forthe County of Socorro on the (th dayJune, A. D. 108, upon a judgmententered in said court upon said day inCivil case No. Í253, wherein The Barff-nia- n

Shirt and Overall Company waplaintifT and The Socorro Companywas defendant, I have levied upon andwill sell at public auction to thehighest bidder for cash at the northdoor of the Court House of said countyof Socorro, on the 13th day of July, A.D. I'HlH, at ten o'clock of the forenoonof said day, the following personalproperty belonging to said SocorroCompany, to-wi-t:

Three Wagons, one roan team, onedriving team (bay and sorrel), onebuggy, one mule team, (gray andbrown) and three plows.

The amount of said judgment, withinterest to date of sale, is Four Hun-dred and Forty-fou- r an 1 0 D Harsand the costs of advertising said sale.

Anicktj C. ArtKvT.,Sheriff of Socorro County,

Dougherty A Gridith. New Mexic j.Attorneys for PlaintifT.

SHERIFF'S SALE.Notice is hereby given that, by

virtue of a second aii.is execution tome directed and issued out of the Dis-trict Court of the l hird Judicial Dis-trict ol the Territory of New Mexico,within and for the County of Socorroon the hth day of June, A. I). 1908, forbalance due upon a judgment enteredin said Court on the Kith day of April,A. D. l'o7. in Civil case No. M71,wherein the Colorado lictldiug Com-pany was pla int! end I'h .socorroCompany was . leudan , 1 h tv , Viedupon a i hi nl a. iu ic au ti id tothe it st Ii iln r i ir co.li at theipirio .I o 11 ' .fililí li oise of said

i' ii i . on ill i.nli d.iy ofJuly, 1 o.i. .it en n'ciocK ol theIon n i ii i -- i.. i I the followingper-- , . na. pr ipe t , : oiigiug to saidrtocorr . i omp.i'i ,, i.e.vit:

(die gray urn . ..n i one black nin e.The o.ilanc ol amount (I tie upon

said judgment I Cisis as alores. ml,with interest t inaieo- sale, is I'weuty-se- v

ii and 5d-i(- i.i.s, and tho costsI advertising said au.

A.MCKT.J C. ABHVTIA,Sherilf of Socorro County,

Dougherty ,V uriitiih. New Mexico.Attorneys tor I'laiutilT.

NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.U.MThii siatks Lank Offick

Las Cruces, New Mexico,June 9, l'KJS. f

Notice is hereby given that FredSak aria ion of Ma.4da.e11a, County ofSocorro, 'IV r. of New Mexico, has riledin this ollice his applications to enterunder provisions ot Sections 230d-- 7 ofthe revised Statutes of the UnitedStates the SW 4 of the SW 4 ofSection 4, Township 5 S., Range 5 W.,N. M. Meridian.

Any and ail persons claiming ad-versely the laud described, or desiringto obect lieeause ot the mineral char-acter of the land or for any otherreason, to its disposal to applicantshould file their atlidavits of protest 011or before July 15th, 1908.

Kuuü.nk Van Pattkn,Register.

Restoration to Entry of Land in NationalForest.

NiJTICK Is hereby ifiven th.il the landsts'low, embracing acres,the tii'a National k uresl, New Mexico, will Issubject tosetllenieiit ami entry uil.ler lm provis-ions of the houii'Mleail laws ot tlltt tblitettSlates anil the act of June 11, l k., (34 Stat.,

at this United States lail'l ollice at L.asCruces, New Mexico, 011 August IS, l'is. Anysettler who was actually and ill tfiMid failliclaiinitiK any of said lands for agricultural

prior 10 January 1, I'Mi, and has not aban-doned same, has a preterence ritrht tomase ahomestead entrv for the lands actually occu-pied. Said lands were listed unin the applica-tions of the nipilttniled below, who havea preference rif III subject to the prior riifht ofanv such settler, provided such settler or ap-plicant Is iualitied to make homestead entrvaild the preference riifht is exercised prior toAuirust 15, ron, on which dale the lands will liesubject to Hettlcinent and entry by any iualiliedItersoil. Where there were two or more ap-plicants for the listiuif of the same lands, thepreference riifht is accorded in the order inwhich their names are iriven lit this notice.The lands are as follows: Unsurveved, aeproximately Seen, h, 27, 34 and 35, T. 5 S , H. ilrt'., N. Mm. M. IWinniiitf at a malpais rocklb" x 14" x 8" chiselisl Kis.Mll on top. In amound of rock 1 feet hiirh, from which whitensmonument, a malpais IS" x 12" 4" chiseledW H

W on side fachnr monument, bears N. 45 ,VrK. 1 chain; extending- - thence N. S E. 34 chainsto corner 2; thence S. 4uL K. 67 chains to corner3; thence S. 35' W. 10 chains to corner 4; thenceN. W 3U' W. 3K chains to corner 5; thence N. 44"W. 17.50 chains to place of beir inning. Varia-tion 13" E. Approximately 14o acres. Listedutsin application of J. S. Itrown. Luna, NewMexico. Khkii Dknnktt, Commissioner of thegeneral Land Ollice. Arrived June 3, I'l.Kma.nk I'ikkck, First Assixiuul Secretary of theInterior. Listb22,

Restoration to Entty of Lands in NationalForest.

is hereby iriven that the landsNOTICE below, embracing 33K.U2 acres,within the Gila National Forest, N. Méx., willtie subject to settlement and entry under theprovision of the homestead laws of the UnitedStates and the act ( June II, rxi (34 Slat. ,2J--at the (luited Slates land ollice at Las cruje..New Mexico, on August 1, phis. Any settlerwho was actually and in faith claimiiiifany of said lands for agricultural purposeprior to Jauuary 1, l'xio, and has not abandonedsame, has a preference riirht to make a home,stead entry for the lands actually occupied.Said lands were listed Usin the applications ofthe persons mentioned below. w ho have a prefer-ence rig-h- t subject to the prior rig-h- t of any suchsettler, provided such settler or applicant isiualilied to make homestead entry and the

ireference riilu is exercised prior toAug-ustl- ,im which date the lands will tie subject to

settlement and entry by anv iualitied person.The lauds arelas follows: The sel-- ol nesec. 111. the swl-4o- f nwl-- 4 sec. 11, T. S S., K. 2U w.,N. Mex. Mer., listed upon am licalion of UlyssasH. Casto, Luna, N. Mex. Uimurveyed, approxi-mately sec. 34 T. 10 s.,r. 21 w..ts-i- r inning at K. S.M. located 1 chain south of bank of KellyCanvon; H.3o chains w. of public corral; 25 Lks.a. ot wagon road; e corner uf Waller Uolii-man- 's

house bears n. 34s 3t w., I4.U2 chain-.- ;this point being cor. no. 1; thence, s. so" w. 60chains to cor so. 2; thence a. 10 a. 20 chain tocorner No. 3; thence n. sti" e., 60 chaina tu cor.no. 4: thence n. In w., 20 chains to cor. No. 1;place of 12n acres, application ofTuck Holliman, Alma, N. Mex. Lol 3and set-- lnl nw le of nw sec. 3 1. S ., r. 14 w.,application F.selso Cordova, Frisco, N. Mex.Lots J, 4, and 6 see. t. fc ., r. 2n w applicationof James K. Kevnolds, Luna, N. Mex. Listsno, 1151, 1163, 12.Ú, and 137-1- . Fkd Dknnbtt,Commissioner of the General Laud Office, Aproved May 21, l'KM. Kmank Pikkck, FirstAssistant Secretary of the Interior.

Studebaker wagons! Thefamous Studebaker wagons!Apply to Geo. 12. Cook.

CowVon-e- 3 an-- l work horses forsale. Apply to F. Fischer, So-corro, N. M.

professional Garbs

Dr. M. McCrearyPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Office Magdalena,Allen' Hotel Annex. New Mexico

LFEGO DACA,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

socorro, New Mexico.

A. A. SEDILLO,

Attoknky at LawSuCorro, - - New Mec .

DOUGHERTY & GR1K1 I I .

ATTORNEYS A. ..

Socorro. - - v l.-- i.

JAMES G. Fl r :iATTOKNKY . A

Ollice in Terry block.Socorro, - - Ne Mcxu.

V. A. FLEMING JONES.ATTORN A W

United States Commissioner.Las Cruces, - New Mexico.

E. KELLEY,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

WILLIAM II. HEKRICK

U. S. Deputy Mwekai.SukvkyokIrrigation Engineering

E. M. STARR.

Socorro, - - New Mexico

CARTHAGE COAL MINING CO.

M. L. Hilton & Givanc Lucra,Proprietors.

Fino.A. II. HILTON, General Agent.

San Antonio.First Class Coal. Low Price

Patronize Home Industry.

H. CHAMBONDEALER IN

General s Merchandise

SOCORRO, - IM. M.

KILL the COUCHAND CURE the LUNGS

w Dr. Eling'sNor Discovery

Fiin roycHs ravii OL,D5 Tr, Bottle FreeAND ALL THROAT AND LUNO TROUBLES.

QUARANTED SATISFACXOitVÍOR MONEY REFUNDED.

J. R. VIGIL,HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, CARPEN-

TER AND PLUMBER, PAPER

HANGER.

Order Wall Paper by Sample

THE ONLY LICENSED CITY BILL POSTER

AND DISTRIBUTER.

Phone 101. Socorro, New Mexico.

South Side Barber Shop

My shop is newly equippedand clean." The only shopthat guarantees its work, es-pecially its hair cutting.

Patronage respectfully solicited.

D. V. SANCHEZ,Proprietor

Socorro Soda WorksA. F. KATZENSTEIN, Prop.

Manufacturer of all kinds ofSoft Drinks

Family Trade a Specialty

Agent for Imperial Laundry

Phone 23 East Side of Pías a

LIVERY and FEED

STABLE,

WOOD and COAL,

HAY AND GRAIN

Call for the Bus

GOOD RIGS andPROMPT SERVICE

Geo. E. COOK,PROPRIETOR.

Aviso de Aplicación por Traspaso Jela Ciudad. '

Aviso es por ste dado que John Ru(Tha protocolario conmigo una aplicaciónbajo los provistosklel Capitulo LXXV1Ile las leves le la sesión le la tridísimaasamblea legislativa riel Trrritoio leNuevo Mexico por un traspaso le lossiguiente trechos le terreno dentrole la merced le la ciudad de Socorroen dicho condado v territorio, a salier:

Comentando en la esquina N Wn el lado rientc leí camino público

y al lado opuesto de la r. sene la deMinas; de al i al norte KS grailos, 3minutos al oriente, 23- - pies; le allfal sur HH irrados v 12 minutos aloriente, Kl pies; le allí al sur H5grados y 20 minutos al oriente, 440 piesá la esquina N B en el lado ponientedel camino público; le allí al sur 13grftdoa y 55 minutos al este A lo largoleí lado poniente del camino, SHOpies ála esquina ti h.; de allí al norte8lJ grados y 18 minutos al poni-ente 1403.8 pies ,1 la esquina S Wy camino publico; de allí al norte .(Ominutos al poniente á lo largo del ladooriente del camino público pies allugar le comienzo, estando en el cuartoS K, sección Id, le dicha merced y con-teniendo 18.03 acres.

Socorro, N. M., Abril 22. A. I). 1K)8.W. 1. Nkwcomh.

Secretario de la Ciudad de Socorro,Dougherty Gnthth N. M.

Abogados por el Aplicante.

Notice of Application for City Deed.Notice is hereby given that John

HulT has tiled with me an applicationunder the provisions of ChapterLXXVIIuf the Session Laws of the30th (ieneral Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico for a leed for thefollowing lescritied tracts f laud situated within the City of Socorrolirant, in said County and Territory,

t:

Beginning at the NV. cor. on E.side of public road and oppositethe School of Mines; thence ?.85 dgs. 3 inin. K. 232 ft.; thence S. 8Sdgs. 12 mm. IS. (AM ft.; thence S. 8.-dgs. 20 min. K. 440 ft. to NE. Cor. onW. side of public road; thence S. 13dgs. 55 min. E. along V. side of road580 it. to SE. cor.; thence N. 8') dgs.18 min V. 1403.8 ft. to SV. cor. andpublic road; thence N. 30 min. W.along K. side of public road 580 ft. toplace of tiegiiiuiug, being in Mv,Sec. 10 of said (irant ami containing18.U3 acres.Socorro, N. M., April 22nd, A. 1). l'H8.

W. 1). Nkwcomh,Clerk of the City of Socorro, N. M.

Dougherty A l.ritlith, Attorneys forapplicant.

Notice of Forfeiture.To H. I. Huff: You are hereby noti-

fied that the undersigned inthe Tenderfoot mining claim, a copy ofthe location notice of which is record-ed in book 53 at page 477, in the olliceof the recorder of said Socorro county,and which claim is situated in the SanAndreas mountain in the Socorromining district, Socorro county, Territory of New Mexico, has performedand caused to be performed and ex-pended in labor and improvementsupon the above mining claim duringthe year ending December 31t, l'A'7,the sum of one hundred dollars $100,in order to hold the same under the pro-visions of Section 2324 of the RevisedStatutes of the United States; and if,within ninety ('J0( days after the fullpublication of this notice, you fail orrefuse to contribute your propor-tion of said expenditure as such

your interest in said millingClaim will become the property of theundersigned as is provided by saidSection 2324 of the Revised Statutesof the United States.

liEOKUK A. SHULK,Oscuro, N. Mex.

of K.t.1. .ration of Public I.au.U InNOTICE ami Knirv. Ietartnu-ii- oftil IllliTh't, iieiirial Lam! Hlu-- W.l.llrtli,1. C, March 2.1. l w. .N.ilicv is her.-l.- ifin-i-ithat thf ullic lamti in lli lollitwinir tlt'crilMtlart-a- which were ti'iiiMiranl' ilhilrawn onNnveiittM-- 15, l'fc.7, for a irnNMt(l ailtlilioil lothe Matizan, i National Forest, New Mexico, ifnot otherwise withdrawn, reserved, or appro-priated, will ty authority of the Secretary ofthe Interior be restored i the public domain onJune 15, and tssjome subtect to settlementon and after that date, but not to entry, tiling orselection until on and alter July 15, !'., underthe uwual restrictions, t the tinned States landollice at Las Cruces, N w Mexico: In Tow

one, 1, Kailtu tour, 4, Sections one, 1, toeighteen, 1H, Isith inclusive, all touushins one,1, two, 2, and three, 3, railtre five. 5, all limii-shii-

one, 1, two, , and three, J. rauire six, 6,all tow nships one, 1, two, , and thre, J, rauieseven, 7, in township one, 1, railtre eitf lit, M, sec-tions live, 5, six, to, seven, 7, eiirhl, H, seventeen,17, eighteen. Is, nineteen, I'l, twenty, Jn, twenty.nine, .?' thirty, 3l, thirty-one- , ,u, thirty-two- , JJ,id township two, 2, rauife eitfht, H, sections live,5, six, 0, seven, 7, eitf hi, N, seventeen, 17, eigh-teen, 1H, nineteen, l'l, twenty, it, Iwentv-iiiiie,1- ',thirty, Jn, thirty-one- , Jl, thirty-two- , 3J. lit town-ship three, 3, rauife eiirht, s, sections live. 5, six,b. seven, 7, eiuht, H.seveimswi, 17, eighteen, IS,nineteen, l'l, twenty II, Iweill I, thirty,

i, thirtv-ose- , 31, thlrly-iwo- , 3J, all South andKast, New Mexico, Meridian. Warniuif ishereby expressly ir iven that no fs?rs,in will Isperniittel to ifain or exercise any ritflit what-eve- r

under any settlement or tncuiaiioiiprior to June 15, ran, and all such settlement oroccuiiation Is hereby forbidden. Knki, I.ks-- k

RT r. Commissioner of the t,ene ral Laud Ollice.Aiiprovetl March ii, I'aaJ. Km.ik I'iksck.

Asslsiaut Secietary of the Interior.

Eirst class alfalfa at f5 centsper bale at A. C. Abevtia &

LA COMISION DE CONDADO

En 8nsion Como Cuerpo da Iguala-men-tó Hacen Una Lista de

Elevaciones.

Kn una junta regular del cuer-po de comisionados, como cuerpode igualamiento, en esta ciudadel lunes, Junio 1, l'JOS, estandopresentes David Farr, presidente;Alfredo Armijo. comisionado;K. II. Sweet, escribano; y K. S.Stapleton, intc'rprete.

Una comunicación del Gober-nador George Curry fué leida yordenada de entrarse de registrocomo sigue:

Oficina pkl Kjf.cutivo.Santa 7, 1MS.

Al Honorable Cuerpo de Comis-ionados de Condado, Condadode Socorro, N. M.

Caballeros:Deseo de llamar su atención á

un sujeto jue lia causado criti-cismo de nuestro territorio, es-pecialmente como comparado connuestra hermana territorio deArizona, donde el pr ciento detasación es mucho más abajo uelo tpje es cn nosotros y la aval-uación asesada mucho mayor,una condición traida acerca deuna avaluación abajo puesta entodas clases de propiedad paralines le tasación, la cual ha siloestimada por el auditor amLu-lant- a

de ser como 20 por cientodel valor actual.

Si posible esta condición de-bería de ser cambiada y la avalu-ación gradualmente acrecentaday el por ciento de tasación re-ducido. Los más de los conda-dos han puesto su propiedad tanabajo de valor comí) posible,siendo in no deseaban pagarnatía más que lo que ellos pu-dieran evitar á la tasación delterritorio. Esto es en verdadque los asesamientos han sidoelevados cada año el por cientohasta que los últimos dos añoshan continuado acrecentandohasta que ha alcanzado 15.51milésimas. Esta ha sido reduci-do así ue el presente por cientJes 14 mil simas, y lespués deuna convesación con el auditor ytesorero yo hallo iie seremoscapaces le reducirlo todavía á unpor ciento ue no exceda á 1.1tnilésimas y posiblemente á 12.5.Será mi constante propósito deanimar á tener en por ciento letasación reducido hasta que esteno exceda á 7 ú S milésimas enel peso.

Si los comisionados de condadoinsisten en un entero asesamien-t- o

de sus respectivos condados yun acrecentamiento rasonable envaluación, yo creo que ellos pueden reducir el por ciento de condado, l'or supuesto yo sé iueningún cambio radical puede serhecho para el presente año, sien-do el cuerpo de igualamiento territorial ya se ha juntado y lasavaluaciones han sido fijadas,pero con un asesamiento enteroy un pequeño acrecentamientoen las avaluaciones, yo creo que laavaluación asesada leí territorioexcederiá á $(.0,000,000 y si estoes nosotros seremos capaces dereducir la tasación territorial á

ue no exceda 10 milésimas en tipeso y los comisionados de condado deberían de ser capaces !ereducir el por ciento para losfines de condado de ( á .1 ó 4milésimas.

l'or medio de lale los oficiales territoriales y le

condado hacia asegurar un justoasesamiento más beneficio al ter-ritorio redundaría y material- -

UEST FOR THEDOWELS

If yon haven't s rtriir. Itsslihe nivemsnt "f theb'iwfls every Uiiv, you're Ulr will be. keep yuurb'iwl tieh, lid be well. Forre. In the slise nivmlstil .h ie or Mll oixoii, U dsntferoiis. Tlie

inootht-sl- , esaiost, niost perfect way of kaefduftht b'isuU uiusr and clean la to talis

--v CANDYfC CATHARTIC --s

EAT 'EM LIKE CANDYPleaaaut. Palatable, potent, Taale nod, re

flood. Never Hlrxm, Weaken or lrls--i lu, V5 andSO oeula per box. Write for f reo aamide, aud boo,lef on health. Addrena iMStar Una Rametty Company, Chicago sr New York.

KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN

mente ayudaría á poner á NuevoMexico en una luí propia ante elmundo.

Esperando jue esta caria reci-birá su más buena consideracióny atencw'.n, yo soy

Kespcctuosamente de Vds.,Gkorge Cckky,

Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico.II. Chambón estate, re-

ces $ 450 00Same, mdse 2 000 00C. G. Duncan, propiedad

raiz 200 00N. 1. Eaton, lo mismo 2.15 00Loewenstein Bros., mer-

cancías '. 2 000 00Abran Vigil, cabras 100 00Joseph Price, propiedad

raiz 150 00Joseph Drice, muebles.. 100 00Socorro State IJank, cap

ital (.0 por ciento.. í S.l.l .14Ered Scholle, .!,5t0

cabras b 125 00Montoya A; Hill, 350 re

ces .1 150 00A. II. Hilton Mercantile

Co., mercancías 1 500 00John Uiavaschi, propie

dad raiz 200 00Lo mismo, mercancías.. .175 00Swastika Cattle Co., 50

reces 450 00A. E. Kouiller, 1,000

ovejas 1 750 0(.Dat McKeefrey, 300

ovejas 1 3'0 00G. S. Spurgeon, 275 re-

ces 2 475 00Adolfo Torres & Uto.,

propiedad personal... 200 00José Ortega y García,

1.000 ovejas 1 750 00Dank of Magdalena,

capital (.0 por ciento. . V 300 00Las Animas Sheep Co.,

1,000 ovejas 1 750 00Jesus l.andovazo, 500

ovejas S75 00V. M. Gardiner 75 re-

ces 1.75 00Porfirio Sanchez, mdse. '00 00Vicente Chavez y Tor-

res, 100 reces 000 00Juan 1). Gallegos, 50

reces 450 00Jun.n S;yichez y Vigil,

1,000 ovejas 1 750 00

Put in Your Screens.By DB. DOWNEY L. HARRIS,

Clr Bacteriologist.fly season will soon

THE here, and those whoput in their screens

promptly will be taking thebest of precautions against hav-ing disease germs introduced in-to their homes by flirs.

There is no doiitit that fliesand other insects transmit thesegerms, and that some of themtind their way into food anddrink, causing sickness. Theexteut of infection from thisource cannot be exactly known,

but the safest way is to keepthe flies out.

We carry a complete stock of wirescreen, screen doors and fixtures.

Rio Grande Supply Co.

PREMIUM MARKET,KAST SIU1C PLAZA.

JUST OPENED,

EVERYTHING NEW,

NEAT AND CLEAN.

THE MEATS WE CARRYare the best that can be pro-cured. They are the finestresults from carefully raisedstock well handled in butch-ering.

PERFECTLY SERVED am

ao that there is never anydifficulty in getting a niceroast or ateak whenever youwant it.

HILL & FISCHER,

PROPRIETORS.East Side of Plaza.

BANK OF MAGDALENA

MAGDALENA, N. M.Capital - $30,000.00Surplus ... 3,000.03strong and conservative

arery deposit

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORSGUSTAV BECKER, PatSIDtNT. JOHN BECKER, VlCC PftCSIDCNT.

J. S. MACTAVISH, CASMHR.'

M. W. FLOURNOY. SOLOMON LUNA.

First National BankALBUQUERQUE,

Authorized Capital -Paid Up Capital, Profits and SurplusDeposits - - -

OFFICKKS

Joshua S. Raynolds. President.M. W. Flournoy. Vice President.

0 STATICSDEPOSITORY FOR THE A.

Maria V. de Aragón, .1,200 ovejas 2 100 00

Melijuiadez Aragón, 500ovejas h75 00

W. S. Kullerton, 500ovejas 875 00

T. Y Wilson. 40 vacas M,0 00Martiniano Chavez v

Uaca, 500 ovejas S75 00Same, 40 reces 3(.0 00Jose Chavez y Haca, 100

reces 'K)0 00Sanie, 500 ovejas 875 00Jose M. Jaratnillo, 1,000

ovejas 1 750 00José Ig ,acio Aragón,

2,000 ovejas 3 500 00Jose Maria Haca, mer-

cancías 250 00Francisco V. Chavez.

25 reces 225 00Jerry Gonzalez, 1,000

ovejas 2 800 00J. II. Nations, 1,000

reces 000 00Frank llubbell, 1.000

ovejas 3 750 00Pollock Sheep Co., 2.000

ovejas 7 500 00Matías Coutreras, 7S0

reces 7 020 00Pedro Salas y Contreras,

100 ovejas 175 00Lorenzo Salas, 1,000

ovejas 1 750 00Antonio Tafoya & Co.,

200 ovejas 350 00Federico Sanchaz, (.00

ovejas 1 050 00David Tafoya, (.00

ovejas 1 050 00Frank F. Smith, 200 re-

ces 1 800 00J. R. Salazar, (.00 ovejas 1,050 00

Lorenzo Kivera fué nombradojuez de paz del precinto No. 2vice J. Santillanes, tinado.

WOMEN ARE WARNED.

Flies Great Producers of Typhoid

Fever.NEW VOUK. March ).-T- hut Hie

woman who wishes to prevent typhoidlever and various- Iniuntllo dlseast--In her fumllv will do wrjl to make alarge Investment Jn window and ilooiscreens fur the c min summer wasone of the lessun the women at Hienwrtlna vt the fnod liivestlnatmn roin-mltie- .i

uf the .nsunierav'uiiir! Tn.iay afurnooii."Klii-- ure anionic tue most danger-rui- s

of iMíuk i Miveyi.rs." Dr. John 15.iluU r tiiM-lht- t uuüit'nee. "anil one Mywhlcli i wus tuirylng onlis Irs l'i.i"J iliM-ase- liutt-it- a snJniukliuf straight r a uolile of milk."

It is fly time and we have a com-plete stock of screen doors andfixtures.

Rio Grande Supply Co.

NOTICE OF FIKST MEETING OFCREDITORS.

In the District Court of the UnitedStates for the Third District of theTerritory of New Mexico.In Ilankruptcy )In the Matter of ! , fc ,

N. ' 'Jasper llroyles,Ilunkrupt. j

To the creditors of Jasper N. llroyles,of San Marcial, in the County of So-corro, and district aforesaid, a bank-rupt:

Notice is hereby given that on the8th day of June, A. 1). l'KJH, the saidJasper N. llroyles was duly adjudicatedbankrupt; and that the first meeting

aoxes ron hunt

NEW MEXICO.

$ 500,000.0

250,000.00

2,000,OOO.CC

Frank McKee. CashierW. W. Woods. Assistant Cashier

DKPOSITORY-- 0-T. A SJ. F. RY. SYSTEM.

of his creditors will be held at SanMarcial in Socorro County. N. M.. onthe 2'ith day of Jue, A. D. l'HW. at10 o'clock in the forenoon, at whichtune the said rr-dit- may attend,prove their claims, appoint a trustee,examine the bankrupt, and transactsuch other business as may properlycome before said meeting-- .

W. E. KHI.I.KY,Special Referee in Ilankruptcy.

Socorro, N. M., June Uth, l'Ais.

An assortment of fancy sta-tionery at the Chieftain ollice.

Order your wall paper from J.R. Vigil at cost.

Advertise in the Chieftain.Notice of Forfeiture.

To H. P. Huff: You are hereby noti-fied that the undersigned inthe Lucky mining claim, a copy of thelocation notice of which is recorded inbook S3, at page 4i2, and in book 59, atpage H, in the ollice of the recorder ofsaid Socorro county, and which claimia situated in the San Andreas moun-tains in the Socorro mining district.Socorro county, Territory of New Mex-ico, have performed and caused to beperformed and expended in labor andimprovements upon the above miningclaim during the year ending Decem-ber 31st, A. D. l')7, the sunt of onehundred tlollars l$100,in onler to holdthe same under the provisions of Sec-tion 2324 of the Revised Statutes ofthe United States; and if, withinninety ')) days after the full publica-tion of this notice, you fail or refuseto contribute your proportion of saidexpenditure as such your in-terest in saiil mining claim wilfbecomethe property of the undersigned as isprovided by said section 2324 of theRevised Statutes of the United States.

G. A. SHULE,S. C. HALL.

A Closing Out Sale

For the next 30days I offer mystock of

Boots and Shoes at Cost Prices

My winter goodsmust go to makeroom for summerstock

For Cash Only

J.H HILTON,Socorro, N. M.

, 4 ... LAV

WITTE GAS and

GASOLINE ENGINE

POWER FOR ALL PURPOSES

Most Economical Power to Use

for Information and Prices Apply to

C. C. RLE). Cen'l Ag't. San Antonio. MM.

H. W. CRAWTORD. San Marcial. N. M.

Sljc Socorro (íljicflmn.

I LOCALS 1Uoin, to Mr. and Mr. K. II.

IlotTman, Thursday night, abright and bouncing Ixiy baby.

AI Strozzi of Water Canoncalled on some of hU Socorrofriends Wednesday. Mr. Stroz-z- i

had business at court.Attorney A. A. Sedillo of

was among the visit-ing attorneys attending districtcourt in Socorro this week.

The Ladies' Aid society willmeet at the home of MesdamesJ. 1 and (leo. K. Cook Tues-day afternoon at the usual hour.

C. T. I'rown returned todaynoon from a stay of three orfour days in the Magdalena-Kell- y

district on mining busi-ness.

J. M. Allen of Magdalena wasamong Socorro's guests Tues-day. Mr. Allien reported timesrather iuiet up on the hill butprospects good for improvementsoon.

Krnil Katzenstcin had the mis-fortune to break one of his ling-ers while working in a mine atKelly about three weeks ago.The linger is doing wellunder Dr. Duncan's treatment.

I). (. Hills has U-e- in at-tendance at court the greaterpart of the week from his ranchsoutheast of Socorro. Mr. Hillssays that the ranges in his vi-cinity are becoming a little dry.

l'rof. (). 1 Smith, formerlyprofessor of civil engineering atthe School of Mines, has recent-ly accepted a position on thegovernment reclamation serviceand has been assigned to duty atXillah, Washington.

T. W. Medley came downfrom Magdalena Thursday tomake final proof on his home-stead entry. He was accompa-nied by his witnesses, (i. ().Owsley and I. K. Fuller. Theyare all stockmen and reportedthe ranges beginning to needrain, though stock in lairlv goodcondition.

SOCORRO WILL CELEBRATE

Lodge No. 30, Spanish-America- nAlliance. Willi Have the Cele-

bration in Charge.

Socorro will celebrate thetilorious Fourth.

Lodge No. .' of the Spanish-America- nAlliance has under-

taken the enterprise and severalneighboring lodges have beeninvited to attend ami will berepresented.

The committee on arrange-ments consists of Hon. W. K.Martin, Abran Abeyta, and A.C. Torres. The activity of thesegentlemen insures a successfulissue to the undertaking.

Hon. Isidoro Armijo of LasCruces has accepted an invita-tion to be one of the orators ofthe day. Attorneys Klfego ISacaand A. A. Sedillo of Alhu-juer-iue- ,

also, will be in attendance.The committee have secured re-duced railroad rates.

Look out for the full programof exercises next week.

and

W. II. Sanders of Santa iMonica, California, arrived in iSocorro Tuesday from the (lardiner ranch near Magdalena,where he had been visiting sometime. Mrs. Sanders met himhere Thursday morning from iArizona, where she had beenvisiting her daughter Mrs. (leo.Johnson. Mrs. Sanders is ex-pecting her daughter Mrs. (1. M. jSanrls of New York city to visithhe here about the first of July,

Jose (íonz iles, editor of Kl iLabrador of Las Cruces and lis-- !trict court interpreter, has beenin oflkial attendance at Judge jMann's court for several days.

THE RECEPTION AND BALL

In Honor of Judge Mann Most Suc-cessful Event of Kind in Years.

The reception and ball givenin the (jarcia opera house lastnight by Lodge No. M of theSpanish-America- n Alliance inhonor of Hon. Kdward A. Mannwas altogether one of the mostsuccessful events of its kind thathave been given in Socorro inmany years.

The hall had been very artis-tically decorated by Capt T. J.Matthews, the music and the re-freshments were excellent, thespacious dancing floor was crowd-ed to its utmost capacity, amieverybody enjoyed himself tothe top of his bent until threeo'clock in the morning.

At nine o'clock Hon. W. K.Martin made a brief but charac-teristically eloquent address wel-coming the guest of the even-ing. Judge Mann responded ineloquent and impressive termsexpressive of his keen apprecia-tion of the hospitality that lodgeNo. ( and the city of Socorrohad shown him.

The occasion was exceedinglyenjoyable ami will be remember-ed as a manifestation of the pro-found respect and good will forhimself that Judge Mann hasawakened in the people of So-corro during his short stay inthe city.

Two Girls and a Bobcat.A. I). Coon tells this story of a

remarkable adventure of twogirls and a bobcat: Mrs. A. M.Skinner, formerly Miss (lladvsCoon, and Miss Ivlith Mayberywere riding over the plain notfar from the hitter's home nearDatil. when they started a coy-ote, as they thought. One pro-posed that they run the animaldown. Away they went, pellmell, over the plain until the an-imal took refuge behind a rock.When the girls came upon itthey found that they had corner-ed a whopping big bobcat. It isquite well known that in nego-tiating with a life-size- d bobcatdiscretion is required. MissKdith told her companion towatch the animal, waited for noprotest, rode at breakneck speedlour miles to her home, changedhorses, returned with her fath-er's Winchester, and shot thebduat three tim:s, wounding itso severely that it could not runaway but took refuge in a tree,where the young huntresseswere obliged to leave it for lackot ammunition.

! trie "" rv'rV in 'J Cf le linnw.-r-

i'yt iuur iijvoi e j, r..o. js"' nutritious JiJV.Iiw.CiorM

IE PlflS f

''Á Ovapc Cream of Ttr. : :j'"i No alum No lime phc. .u.j

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NEWS ITEMS FROM RESERVE

i,vi

The Chieftain's Regular Correspond-ent Sends List of Interesting

Occurrences.

Following is a summary oíthe week's events at Keserve,sent by the Chieftain's regularcorrespondent:

Mrs. Lee Ualdwin received herpiano Sunday.

Most of the cattle men havestarted to Magdalena with theirsteers.

John Munday made his regu-lar visit to Keserve about themiddle of last week.

Sundav school was well at-tended this week but we hope tosee more in the future.

W. J. Andrus ami Mr. Thresh-er were down from Mr. Delgar'sranch one day last week.

Mrs. Steen has been quite illduring the past week but is some-what better at present writing.

The past few days have beenvery warm in this part of thecounty. The winds have ceasedsomewhat.

Mrs. Wildenstein returned toMagdalena Saturday of lastweek. Mrs. Ward accompaniedher tor a visit.

W. M. Hamby was a visitorin town Saturday. It is the firsttrip Mr. Hamby has made totown for some time.

Among the visitors in townSunday were Montague Stevens,Langton Champion, Mr. Uailev,and Mrs. Harvey (íatlin.

W. F. Cobert and family re-turned this week from a threeweek's trip over on the lilackRiver. They report a goodtime. They brought home anumber of fine spotted trout.

The fire works have come, andthere are plenty of them. Kveryboy in town ought to tie savinghis nickels now for the gloriousFourth. Don't forget the cele-bration, picnic, sports, anddance.

It is stated on good authoritythat Philip Zimmer of San Acacia lias been promoted to one ofthe highest positions in the or-ganization of the AmericanSmelting and Kefining Co.,Southern ( Mexico),with a yearly salary approach,ing live figures. Hearty con-gratulations to Mr. Zimmer fromhis Socorro county friends.

Wlhitaey CompanyWholesale and Retail Hardware

Alaska Refrigerators

White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers

Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers

Plumbing

Tinning

Hercules Powder Mine and Milland

High Explosives Supplies

-- 7 Mail Orders Solicited jz?II3-II5-I- I7 South First Street 401-40- 3 North First Street

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

victor riais ol Albuquerque;...... .via. .. iu i ii vil ft ln.--i lll..errand this week and has metmany old-tim- e friends and

Restoration to Eiiiry of Lands In NationalFort.

NOTK'K l hrrrtiy fltcn tli.it tin LtnWrin ir;u'i iii? 4 nrr.within th- - iil;i N, ilion. il fron'M. Mi-i- -

ii ttiil Im Mitf(- in fx'iiltrtifiu and rnnvMtidif th pro iMniM of the hotti'-MMt- l.tnofthe I'nitfil xw jind lit ad ot June 11, 1'.'14 Slut., 4Í.U . at tht rnitefl itt land oiVir" atLa i'rm-f- Ni'W Mriiio, on Jul v 2. 1Anv NettliT v, tin aciii.illv and in wmi faith 'i ni i ii if a it y ot n.tid latid- for a jt i uMural jntr- -

--.! h tor t J.intrirv 1. and han notattatftlotinl ;itti h.t n rftfrMH'f rtiftit tomake a ltoinr)i-.i- i ntrv (or tin- - land a tit:1lr

m fiipied . Said land urn lifted tijtn t lit a p.Idlt .itiotlt of tin thoiih iori'd tt , who 'a rtilit Mi1j.t to the pnor jritftii of any m ii rttl--t- mux idi-f- mi Iii'tiliT or nptduMiit N tttalitii'd to niak

hoim-ttra- and Hn c nirhtis tTt i.d prior to Julv . I'"H. on whuhdate th land w ill m .utiii t to rt i anlentrv I iy anv oiialili'"! ii rsnn. The land artan follow: 'I In w 12 of r.i t 4, tin- vlZ fnw 4 ". i. i r. w , s, M. I. M lit-- iupon tin- - apt'lit atioii ol Altwi t IVim of Lima.N'-- Mt-i- t o. A ho a Im I w Mhtn iii- p - an--the .w 4 H.t 2 t. ft K. 2 h., nnd tin- - nw 1 4Hf--

. 7 t. ti .. r. ' Imiuii'Ii- I and dii ril'fd afollous: I ivt i ml i in at On m rorn-- tl ira t.hffh Í ii h.itn- - W. Oonir tin' iif from

tin . .orii.-- ol ti n 1J; tli-i-n. .V, i. no li.ii.t-- ; ih tn n. 51 t . tham.tln-nr- ' . .17 h . k i h.iiit. tlnn'a . 51 n. orli.tin to pi arc of In t' inning. Sarin ton .l" .A mm l"' am, KiHit-- (iM.n iln applii ation ofJanit hurlo of l.tni-i- N w At-- o th

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With the watchful interest of the management, and a verycapable and conservative board of directors, The StuffIhillL ,n 'css lnan ,ww Jears naH built up a large and grow-ing business, and with our

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