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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30

Reverend and Mrs. II. NJ.
Perkins are not to remain in So
corro. This announcement, made
several days ago by Mr.. Perkins
himself, caused no little dis
appointment among the many
friends whom lie and his family
made during their short stay of
a little less than a year in So
corro. Mr.. Perkins has been
called to a much wider field of
activity. He will go to Savannah,
Georgia. where he will engage
in the organization of four or
five districts in the work of the
Presbyterian church. This is a
class of work for which Mr..
Perkins is especially we'll fitted,
as is shown by the result of his
efforts in Socorro. During his
charge OF the interests of the
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
peafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased portion
of the ear. There is only one
way'to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining of
the .Enstachian Tube. When
this tube is iufiamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hear
hearing, and when it is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result,
aud Gn1ess the. inflammation can
be taken out and this tube re-
stared to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh. which is nothing but
an ififlarned condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness
Caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
Send for circulars free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o,
Sold bY Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills loI
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
CHANCES FOR STUDENTS
Two Hundred Dollars a Year Allow
ed by the Territory to Defray
Expenses.

The appropriation bill passed
by the late legislative assembly
contained one provision that is
sure to result in direct benefit to
many of the young people of the
territory. The provision is to
the effect that each member of
the thirty-seventh assembly, also
each board of county commits
sioners, may appoint one student
to any territorial institution for
a period of four years. The stu
dent, or his parent, has the priv
ilege of selecting the institution,
and the person or board making
the appointment determines the
rules under which the appoint
ment is made. The legislative
assembly appropriated Sl2, 500
to pay the expenses of such stu
dents, $500 per school year being
allowed to each. The boards of
county commissioners are au-
thorized to fill any vacancies
that may occur in their respect
i've counties.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
MAUNDAY THURSDAY FEAST
Thirty second Degree Maaons of So
zorro and Vicinity Observe the
Solemn Rite.

Twelve Thirty-Sccond Degree
Scottish Rite Free MasonS as
Sembled at the office of c. II.
Brown 10 observe the Maunday
Thursday feast OF spotless lamb
and unleavened bread. This
solemn rite is always carefully
observed by Scottish Rite Masons
and is usually followed by an
hour of pleasant social enjoy
ment. In this latter respect last
Thursday evenings observance
was no exception. &. II. Brown,
Honorable Inspector General,
Thirty-third Degree Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite, was mas
ter of ceremonies. Those pres
ent were MesSrs. G.. II. Brown.
II. A. True, JAS. G.. Fitch, DR..
c. G.. Duncan, w. NJ. Borrowdale,
j. p. Chase. John T.. Griffith,
Geo. t. Cook, Leo Loewenstein,
o. h. Smith. X. N. Hines, and
Il. A. Drake.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
TRUSTEES, SCHOOL OF MINES
Held an Important Special Meeting
in This City Monday Aftorpoop

The Board Of Trustees Of tue
School of Mines held a special
meeting Monday afternoon in the
office of Secretary and Treasurer
c. Il. Brown. Those present
were MessrS. +. J. Savage. elect
ed president pro tenn in the ab-
sence of President A. {. Abeytia,
&. Il. Brown, secretary And
treasurer, and attorney w. A.
Fleming Jones of Las Cruces.
who came To Socorro for the
especial purpose of attending
this meeting. The board trans
acted some business of impor-
tance and agreed TO meet again
between the first and tenth of
May for the election of a faculty
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of other important
business that will demand their
attention az that time.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
A Leave Taking.

In leaving Socorro, and going
to other work among other people,
in a far distant state, | desire to
say Goodbye, and God-bless
you" to one and all, and also to
say that myself and family leave
with the kindest feelings for
every one of you, that we wish
for you all Gods richest blessing,
that we will ever remember you
in our prayers, and desire to ex-
press to you our sincere gratitude
for the uniform kindness shown
us while we were amoung YOU.
Goodbye.
With affectionate regard, | am
Yours sincerely.
II. NJ. PERKINS.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
NOTABLE WEDDING At BELEN
Miss Anita Becker, Daughter OF
Wealthy Merchant, Weds Prom
inent Civil Engineer.

What was doubtless the most
elaborate wedding that ever took
place in Belen society was that
of Wednesday afternoon when
Miss Anita Becker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker, be-
came the bride of A. c. Bradley
of Lawrence, Kansas. The bride
is a charming and accomplished
young lady. The groom is a
civil engineer of ability. He
has recently had charge of the
construction work of the Beleu
cutoff. The wedding ceremony
was performed at the home OF
the brides parents, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley left at once for a
honeymoon trip to Los Angelo.
and other points OF interest OF
the Pacific coast.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Cattle and Hosre Protective
Association of Central New
Mexico.
m MAGDALENA ON WEDNESDAY
Officers Elected and Resolution Pass
cd FRvoring Government Control
of Grazing Lands.

The regular annual meeting of
the Cattle and Horse Protective
Association of Central New McN-
leo was held in Magdalena We'd
nesday. The meeting> ol the
association are always auticipa-
ted with interest by SIockmrn
and by others who are in sympl-
thy with their efforts 10 improve
conditions in this part OF the
territory. There was "A good at
tendance Wednesday, the pro-
ceedings aroused a lively interest
on part of those present, and
action taken on some subjects
can hardly fail to result in
benefit to the members OF the
association and to the general
public. After the transaction of
routine business officers for next
year were elected as follows:
Chairman, Jas. w. Medley; Secre-
tary, w. P. Sanders; Treasurer,
VIM. Gardiner. These officers are
also members Of the executive
committee, the other two
members of the committee
elected being +. H. Sweet of
Socorro and c. Chavez of
San Marcial. Addresses were
delivered dy J. II. Hatton, acting
supervisor of the Magdalena and
San Mateo forest reserves, Will
c. Barnes, secretary of the Cattle
Sanitary Board of New Mexico,
Z. A. Clemens, Capt. G. Fl. Kirk
patriot of Mogollou, and others.
The introduction of resolution
favoring government control OF
grazing lands called forth an in
teresting discussion but the res
olution was passed. There were
in attendance a good many who
are not Stockmen, but they were
much interested in the proceed
ings and will in one way OF
another share in the benefits.
The resolution in favor oI
government control of public
grazing lands was as follows:
Resolved, That this associ
alton favors some sort of govern
ment control of the public grazing
lands under the direction OF the
secretary of agriculture and un'
der such rules and regulations as
may be, found just and necessary
for the protection both of the
grazing lands and the stock
raisers, the arrangements CON
forming as nearly as possible tC
conditions.
= ]. w. MEDLEY.
n. A. FIELD,
CHARLES KAUFMAN,
Committee
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Max H. Muntoya'S name VAS
among those of the guests ~
the Winkler hotel Thursday.
). Michaelis OF the Beckett
Blackwell company at Magda.
lena was guest az the Winklrr
hotel Monday.
A. +. Rouiller of Paraje waS
in Socorro Thursday on private
business. MIR. Rouiller reported
the era of prosperity in full fofe<
at Paraje and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Bowman
with their two interesting little
; daughters have gone NY to Mag,
dalena where they will rrsidv
! for some two or three months.
w. $. Fullerton arrived "
SocOrro the first OF the week
from his ranch in the DAtilS ~
his way tn Albuquerque on pri.
vatr business. Mr.. FullerIon
returned tn Socorro Yesterday
morning.
Will &. Barnes of Las Vegas.
secretary nf the territorial cattle
sanitary board. aud Prof. Geo.
I ). Ram>ry nf Albuquerque werr
. in Socorro Thursday on their
way hume, from attending the
regular annual meeting Of the
Cattle and Horse Protective
/ Association.
All the people with the Rufus
Rastus MinSirelS are said to be
amoung the best known colored
/ singers, dancers and comedians,
genuinely capable AMI clever
enough to keep their audience in
a state of hilaritv and thuruush
enjoyment from the rise tu the
/ fall of the curtain.
/ The improvements that have
been ~ progress for some time
on the interior of the two rooms
destined for public and private
offices of Sheriff Aniccto &.
/ Abeytia are now completed and
Sheriff Abeytia hopes TO occupy
them Monday. This arrange
ment will be much more salts
! factory than that which has eX-
listed with respects to the she riffs
Office for dozen years or more.
The Postal Telegraph Conn
pany's Socorro Office will not be
closed. Superintendent w. &.
Black Of that company has writ
ten Captain Matthews Of the
Socorro Telephone company an
follows: II have no disposition
to close the Socorro Office or 10
divert Socorro's buSincss TO San
Marcial, and beg leave TO state
that / am at present on the look
out for a first class operator to
send to Socorro and hope to have
a good man at that point before
long"
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
HILARITY AND MIRTH REIGN.
High-class Clean end Morel in
Tone.

Brings an interesting attraction
into local views for the first time,
and it will in all probability be
the chief amusement happening
of the spring season in theatrical
circles. The attraction is the
Famous Rufus Rastus Colored
MinstrelS, an aggregation num-
bering thirty of the most talent
ed colored performers in the
United States, all Of them past
masters in depicting the comedy
of the negro race and the old
fashioned pastimes of slavery
days. The programme is said
to be of such excellence that
nearly every performance this
season has found 4 full house.
The people who furnish the
entertainment might all be pui
in the 'headliner" class while
there are several who stand pre-
eminent and such are the Clever
Carys in coon and love songs.
Hear them sing MY Pretty
Little Kickapoo" and THE
Moons Got His Eye on You.
James and Moody two OF the very
best colored comedians on the
minstrel stage. Hear them sing
Goodbye, See you no More"
and IF you wanta Meet Il Johann
Man, Shake Hands With Me. -
The Roys, John and Lizzie,
Americas greatest buck and wing
dancers and cake walkers. The
Wilson trio, in a series of musical
selections. The Great Layton
who does some wonderful stunts
on the wire. The celebrated
Albermarle quartette, MesSrS,
Joe Galloway, Al Edwards,
George Hughes, AL Hawkins, in
popular songs and southern melo.
dies. Marvellous Drakero, the
boneleSS wonder. Joe Galloway,
that big black minstrel man.
Hear him sing Here Comes That
Rufus Rastus Band" Miss May
! White, Lizzie Roy, Miss Cary,
Miss Fannie Parks, Miss George
Smith, George Israel, VIM. Is.
rael, James Harris, George Mutt,
Ed Holland, A. J. Jones, James
Olney, VIM. Hoyle, Joe Hughes,
and many others are also in the
bill,
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
RUFUS Rastus MinstreIs.

The Rufus Rastus MinstrelS
played to the largest house of
the season at the opera house
last night. The company is made
up of artists and the performance
they gave last night was the best
of its kind that has ever been
given IN this'city. The show is
clean aud one that anyone will
not regret seeing and is well
worth The. price of admission.
- HERRING & YOUNG,
Mgrs. Dpra House, Elk City,
Okla
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
Passed by the Thirty-seventh Leg
islative Assembly and Signed
by the Governor
THESE OF GENERAL INTEREST
t'-~' The One Hundred and Twen-
=. -. Bills That Were En-
acted into Law

vi the one hundred ana tWen-
-thrr. bills that were enacted
INTO law by l.. thirty seventh
legislative assembly. the follow
ing are among lhu~r of most
general interest:
Council Bill No. IS, AN act
to prohibit gambling in the Ter
ritory OF New Mexico."
Council Bill No. los, AN act
to construct an addition To the
present Capitol building
House Joint Resolution No. u,
Conveying the Old Palace at
Santa Fe to the United States
Government
House Bill No. 1888, AN act
relating to the settlement of ac-
counts OF public officers" TO
become law by limitation
House Substitute for Council
Bill No Il. AN act to cncour-
age the erection of beet sugar
factories and for other purposes. "
House Substitute for House
Bill No. 10, AN act providing
for registration of births and
deaths, and for other purposes. "
Council Bill No, |, AN act to
amend Chapter ll6 OF the Laws
of the Thirty-Sixth Legislative
Assembly of the territory of New
Mexico" relative tn the drawing
or jurors.
Conference Committee Bill No.
249, AN act providing funds
and making appropriations for
the Fifty-ninth and SiXticth hs-
cal years. aud Tor other purpoS-
es." Reported by Conference
Committee.
Council Bill No. l2S. An act
providing funds and making APP
preparations for the Fifty-nii1th
and SiXtieth fiscal years, and for
other purposes. Reported by
Conference Committee.
Council Bill No. l2S, AN act
providing funds and making APP
preparations for the travelling eX-
penses of the district Judges
and clerks OF the district courts
of the Territory of New Mexico.
Council Bill No. 1l5, An act
to refund to territorial institu'
tions moneys used for expenses
in selection and location of pub
lie lands and providing for the
payment of further expenses in
the selection and location of pub
| lie lands"
Council Bill No. ll3, entitled
An act to facilitate the collec
tion of poll and road taxes, BY
requiring the employer of th'
persons liable therefore to pay
such taxes and deduct tht
amount thereof Iiom the wage
of such employees"
Council Bill No. 81, An ac
to provide for the filling of va
cancies in county Offices in tn
Territory of New Mcxico," an'
providing that hereafter whel
any vacancy occurs in any coun
ty Office in the Territory, othe
than a vacancy i'll the Office o
> county commissioner, it shall b
the duty of the board of Count
Commissioners to fill such va
cancieS.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30

Presbyterian church here the
number of communicates was
fully doubled, and the prosperity
of the church was greatly pro-
NOTED in other respects. Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins left Tuesday
morning for Deming where he
attended the session of the
presbytery. From Deming they
expected to go TO Stamps, Ar
kansas, for a visit of a few davs
in the home of their daughter,
Mrs. ]. h. Stewart, before going
on to Savannah. Their son
Homer will join them in Texas.
Mr.. Perkins and family leave
many warm friends in Socorro,
who will wish them abundant
health and happiness wherever
their lot may be cast.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-30
JULIAN J. TRUJILLO DEAD
b Nan Of Marked Ability Suddenly
Goes to His Reward.

Julian J. Trujillo is dead.
Death claimed its own at eleven
o'clock Tuesday night at Ran
chos de La Joya where the de-
ceased was teaching school.
The news caused great surprise
and profound sorrow among the
many relatives and friends OF
Mr.. Truiillo in Socorro and vi
cinity. Death resulted from a
severe cold which developed into
a fever and other complications.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery at La
Joya in the presence of a large
concourse of sorrowing relatives,
friends, and acqhaintanceS.
Mr.. Trujillo was born in So
corro in 1874. He was educated
for the priesthood but never
took orders. AT various times
he occupied variety of public
positions, everyone of which he
filled with credit to himself and
satisfaction to those whom he
served. II is doubtful whether
any man in New Mexico ever
taught public school in as MANY
districts as Mr.. Trujillo did
He was a man of unquestioneC
ability and kindly disposition
His sorrowing family have
therefore, the keen sympathy o
an extremely large circle o
friends and acquaintanceS. Ma,
he rest in peace.