The chieftain. (Socorro, N.M.) 1890-1901, 1901-01-19
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station. The Magdaleua engine
pulled the train to San Marciaf
and then returned and made its
regular trip to Magdalena, leav-
ing Socorro at 10 o'clock.
Cut this out and take il to A.
r. Howell, Socorro, w. w.
Borrowdale, Magdalena drug
store and get a free sample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, the best physic. They
also cure disorders Of the stomach,
biliousness and headache.
w. H. Sanders, a prosperous
cattle raiser of this county, came
down from Magdalena Monday
aud remained in the city two or
three days. Mr.. Sanders has cat
tie near Magdalena and also near
Higgins, Texas. He reported
that all his cattle were looking
we'll.
Thursday morning a belated
passenger train pulling into Albu-
querque crashed into a cattlr
train killing Is head of Diamond
A cattle aud turning loose over
200 head that went skurrying
"over the hills and far away"
Luckily no passengers were in
! jured.
W. B. Childers, United States
attorney, returned to Albuquer~
que yesterday. He has no late
news from Washington, but ex-
poets the appointment of United
States attorney for the territory
to be made at an early date. He
thinks his chances are good
New Mexican.
A. L. Heister writes that he
has quit the hotel business and
accepted position at the Grand
Ledge concentration in the Kelly
camp. Mr.. Heister also writes
that he has been in very poor
health but is now much improv-.
ed, that Kelly is all right and
THE CHIEFTAIN ditto.
Those interested should re-
member that United States court
meets in Socorro on the fourth
Monday of April, not on the last
Monday of that month. This
arrangement was made for the
purpose of causing the session of
the United States court and the
territorial court to come at the
same time.
The w. c. T. u. will hold a
parlor meeting next Friday even
ing at the residence of Mrs.
Sperling. A short musical and
literary program has been ar
ranged for the occasion which
will be iuterspersed with charades,
games, etc. The public is corr
daily invited to come and spend
a pleasant evening.
Following is a partial list of
Socorro's citizens who are enjoy
ing the weeks carnival festivi-
ties in FL Paso: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Wattelet, Mesdames c. G. Dun
can and Homer Hill, and Messrs.
Chas. Cause, E. w. Eaton, W.
H. Winter, r. w. Monroe, ]. M.
Hill, and Henry Chavez.
Mrs. James Baldwin and
mother, Mrs. Hillyard, arrived ia
town this morning from FL Paso
and left on the Magdalena train
for Datil. The ladies reported
that at Rincon they left all their
baggage in charge of the station
agent and that when they called
for it every piece had been stolen.
AS they had no checks the chances
are very few that they will ever
recover the lost property.
The musical lecture to be given
by Rev. Joseph Mcconnell on the
evening of February will not be
given in Epiphany church, as
announced last week, but in
Byerts' hall at the rear of Chavez's
barber shop. A good audience is
assured, as the ladies having the
matter in charge have already
disposed of a large number Of
/ tickets. The entertainment is
one which everybody will find il
we'll worth while to attend.
Abran Abeyta, collector of So
l corro county, on Thursday re-
, mitted to Territorial Treasurer
E ]. II. Vaughn $1t.s3 of 1895
r taxes, $2O5. 81 of 1898 taxes, of
which S127.93 is for territorial
q purposes and 1910 for territor-
ial institutions; 81 ,221. II Of 1899
taxes, of which $s27. 50 is for
, territorial purposes and $272. SO
; for territorial Institutions; S12,-
: s98.31 of 1900 taxes, of which
/, S5.O85.17 is for territorial pur-
' poses, and S2,627.35 for territor-
~ ss.-ttl..ts.