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Marriage Licenses.

The county clerk issued marriage IL
censes during the past week TO the fol-
lowing couples
r. II, McCabe, Mammoth Ida Norris.
Mammoth.
J, L, Eckman. Sandy; Margaret c.
Eckman West Jordan.
a. N Madrid.- Garfield; May Usher
wood Garfield
Hans Borg. Richfield: Martena So
renson Redmond.
Hans Il, Peterson, Brigham; Annie O.
Anderson Ogden.
Albert lessen. Green River, Wyo /;
Alice Whitaker. Evanston. Wyo-
Daniel T. Seymour, Chicago; Mabel
Irene Brockway, Aurora, III.
Robert Baxter. Goshen, Utah; Fannie
Dawson, Mammoth, Utah.
j. Herman johnson, Salt Lake Hazel
+. WoOdruff, Salt Lake
Art j. kOOyman. Roosevelt, Utah;
Emily, 6. Cotton, Roosevelt Utah.
Otto l5TOckman salt Lake; Hattie
Mason Park city.
Martin w. p. Kane, Fond Du Lac,
WIS; Minnie Capstck, Salt Lake
Robert L. henson, Idaho Springs.
Colo: Mary Z. HUI. Denver.
James G, Beck. Spanish Fork Eliza .
beth r. Rigtraup, Spanish Fork.
f. r. Emerson, Salt Lake; Jennie
Ven, salt Lake
10 O. Lunnen Salt Lake; Esther NJ.
2achrlson, Salt Lake,
ASel Luu dqulst. Murray Iva H..
Hubbard. West Jordan
Thomas Barrett Provo; Mary A.
Shaw, Union. Utah
Nephi Hyrum Nielsen. Huntsville;
Cora kemsley, Eden, Utah.
j. l.. NELSON, Salt Lake, LInnie An
dersOn, Salt Lake.
Caleb Pickett Salt Lake; Rula lsrfnn,
Park City
w o. Powell, Strcator, III Edna NJ.
Wilcox, Logan.
George Hemingway Salt Lake. Elec-
a. Elliott, Salt Lake
William A, Osmond, Alton, Wyo. I;
Lucille Hole. Alton, Wye
Abel Gundmnsen, Iona Ida; Mary
Jane wan, Wallsburg, Utah.
j. r, smith, Crescent. AMMO Mlllsen.
South Jordan
Charles NJ Glider. Elko, New; Rena
NJ Auckland, salt Lake.
Herman c. Green, Alta, Wyo.s Amy
DOliey, summit. Utah.
William Davis, Evanston, Wyo.s May
Colstrum, Mt Pleasant
oliver D. Boyle, Logan Rose Welt
stein, Providence, Utah.
S, o, Thompson, City; HansenQ John
son, City.
sid .. McKsnsle city. GLADYS A.
Park, City
Albert Grecnhalgh. santaquin. Utah;
Chloe Tletjen. Sartaqln Utah.
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\ part of the state but now living at
| Payette, Idaho, has been In Eureka
| the greater part Of the past wook ON
| business.
George w. HodgIns was out from salt
Lake during tho week
Ernest Coombt Of Payson. here VS.
ting his sister, Mrs NJ. II. Il, SULLIVAN
\. T. Msdsen Of the Y NJ N. !. A.
| attended the stake meeting Of the assoc
Walton at Payson sunday last
Mis-. Arthur N wallace was visitor
To Payson Sunday
Guy Towers was over from Mammoth
the iirsl OF the week
II. n. Taylor OF Provo Was UP Tues
ANY lokinE after the local business
Of Taylor Bros Co
DR.. A. n Taylor returned ON Tues
day morning from visit with his
GnnilY az Salt Lake.
Edward Pie was In Nephf Wednes-
dor on court business
Mrs. James Cooks and her two daush-
krs, the Misses Goldie and Marion, ara
IN Los Angeles on a pleasure trip for
~ fcw months.
Mrs. NJ. II. E. sullivan visited her
mother Mrs. Augusta coombs. ~
paysNn Sunday
C. w. Fleiield was out from Salt Lake
The first Of the week
George A. Urdan made The trip to Me-
phi Wednesday.
Arthur Menl0ve returned Sunday
from visit with his parents at Pay
son
r., =. DonDelly and John 4 Sullivan,
superintendent and foremanil respect
lvely. OF the Grand Central mine, were
as Salt Lake last Monday teatifyInS In
he case OF thc heirs OF Tim Kelly VS.
tae Grand Central Mining company.
City Marshal Stilfman made a bust
ness "trip to Salt Lake this week.
John Endlund OF the Centennial Eure
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ElalzSS ''' e4-~~1J SEEN 6Y a I41YLAE Ruyx4n

" gave us dogs for friendship and
protection
For The sake of children, Il nothing
else, how can groWn-ups be cruel Ia
animals?
A lttIe girl stood IN her back yard.
peering through fence her face white
and set a hush dcg.fight WIS on IN
the opposite yard.
"Oh, mercy" she kept saying In her
childish way, as With horror It dawned
upon her that men and boys were actu
ally urging these dogs 20 fight, and 10
the death Finally whom the red began
to flow the little mite crawled through
an opening III the fence and protested
Don't lot 'em hurt one another" s.a
walled oh, please don't let emit
But nome needed her. a child was
secondary to dog fight. The men and
boys were worked up to n perfect fIen-
~. and not uutt the fearless child
walked into that death ring cid any
give notice Snatched from tine saw
age jaws, she was placed into the arms
of frantic mother, who had followed
her shrieks and cries, but not before 1t
was too late for her pure vision to be
blurred by the death struggle Of one of
the dogs. A bulldog. whose nature 1t is
10 be gentle, always. and Who does not
seek fight, except when reused by men
and boys
'oh, mamma." sobbad she little girl,
those wicked men made the poor dog
sies hurt each other--made one kill the
other--oh, INA mmar
where have you been with your dog,
Billy" asked one boy of another In
our town.
Down to the Vets"
"The Vets.' said the friend in con-
sternatIon. why I thought your
folks was Christian Scientists"
They are and so ann H.
WHY didn't YOU take your dog TO n
hesIer2"
mot much; a healer would take ali
the fight out OF him, and i've got to put
him up against Jim Bailey's dog on
Saturday. LADY BABBIE-
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LEIiL

Lthi, March &c. ssThursday evening
N the, City Pavilion the Second ward
held their annual reunion. The hrst
part 81 the aYening was occupied WITH
eating picnic and a program after
which dancing was tho order Of The
evening a pleasant time was enjoyed
by lhe large number pTosenS.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Q, FrIeI enter.
tanned the members ~ the Homo
Dramatic az their residence Saturday
night Refreshments we're served and
games were played,
Last evening the u. r. society held
q most pleasing social az the home Of
Mrs j M kirkham,
Mas. j II -ner OF Pennington IA
visiting Mrs ole Larson
Mrs w. ". Evans OF Provo is visit
'HE Mrs A J. Evans
AiI. and Mrs Leo Jacobs have gone
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n,e,us vcrt. anintv. Their guests were
Messrs and Mes ..tlal y. stoney- y,
l,lnslsS' Y 1s HnssI t!,Sd n.issnsr
swri sHvt,n -rno,nas, Mtsscs Nyhrv Burns
Mhr'n Ihon"S n nv, $3.50 $500 ut UT
Fay J9s'lsoh' JosSp, p, HVu' 1-I t Mei
,19 lSgher H. i'u IluiioTls Eilen Ness.
rer. AddiS MeSal sr9i e,,ia sssrs vsS
ortcr' yu.,i. ,,o,, o,,5s tt,,aysro
I I,itIlil. so'Vi'e"' N"''"F N'''' h'' ~
Ni'i'a'' -
"A sSNla l VIZ ,i,n Az bslN ltv ti,s nen-
s sVS W .hn fso,,rfh ,yara IN, Friday
NV VI
lsluli r . net pI9 ~, tsrlSs., erd
stIci,'n SH r,siil s,,s,,a.s VS. '--'N
,u.. r.o,,, Nf,,,.s,,,,,, .,,,,rt,,r,S 4,
dlSnor ~ tbn r. a q dinIns room
nn satnT,lsy Sfternoen.
ot.s All y.ish,,,n was nost.s- n.
;, ,,s,.,, ' rions,i,t sstsrno,, tartg 1iyen
y, bcy bone IN NfnnJcy aytprtioSn In
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HOSTETTERS'
STOMACH BITTERS

has been making people well and
kks,eplng Thorn 80 by curing Liver and
hleheS troubles Dyspepsia. Indiges-
Hon, Female Ills or Colds. we guar.
antee 1t pure.
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CLUB CHAT,

The Daughters of the Revolution
win hold their regular session ut the
university newt Thursday at o. m,
AND the feature of the day Will be n
lecture by Prof Geo. Marshall entitled
"In and Around Boston Mr.. Marshall
has recently returned from three
years stay IN Boston and the topic
Will thus be given from personal OK
perlence,
On Tuesday afternoon the Da1sh-
Sers of The Mormon Battalion held
their regular session at the home OF
Mrs Gertrude Felt ISinbal and n
program was given consisting OF read
ings from THE Conquest of Mexico"
by Mrs Mary J, Clawson with a dis
QUESTION OF the subject and readings
from the History of the Mormon
battalion" by Mrs. F. f, Thurman
with n general review AfterFard
pleasant social time was spent,
Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daughters
of American Revolution. WAS en-
tertained this week by Miss Anna Z.
Decker, $50 east Second South street.
Mrs. Robert c. Giemme1 was chairman
of the afternoon.
The current events and current lit
erature section Of the Ladies Literary
club met yesterday afternoon AZ the
club house. Mrs. Field gave talk
on Luther Burbank and told some
Of the wonderful work ne has accom-
plished In the scientific world. Mrs
Addison Cain reviewed the latest book
of John oliver Hobbs CNIrs- Craigle),
1.-THE Dream and the Business ind
gave sketch of the authors life,
The regular meeting of the Daughters
nf Utah Pioneers viii take place next
Wednesday at 3 O'clock at the Lion
House and Bishop II. 3. ClawsOn VIII
continue his Pioneer "reminiscences.
Music win also be feature Of the day.
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TRY THE BITTERS
PROMPTLY

as soon as you notice the FIRST sign Of
any stomach, Liver, Kidney or RoweI
Disorder This plan Will save YOU a
loi OF unnecessary suffering and per-
hhps a Ions sick sped, For over SO
years
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Baker
Glover VIII partl
father Will
dd
ing IN
trolling the aged head tho Scientists
closely involved this forthcoming suit and which
by
still
a position
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DON'T COMPLAIN

II your chest pains and you are unable
To sleep because OF cough, buy bottle
of Ballard's HorehOund syrup, and you
won't have any cough. Got a bottle NOW
and that cough will not last long. A cure
FOR all pulmonary diseases, Mrs. J-----.
Galveston. reNas. writes: ~ can't say
enough for Ballard's Hcrehound Syrup.
The relief II has given me IS all hat Ii
necessary for me to- say" Sold by y c.
N, l. Drug Dept, liz and ia South Main
Street. s
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" gave us dogs for, friendship and
protection
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Will Pnner.

The very things for Mission rooms.
4eIlgh tfully uaturaltstlc fIoras fer
bed rooms; pure and classic period
styles for the ceremonial room. Evv
erythips for a distinct purpose, and q
vast variety 10 select from. Geo, w.
Ebert & Co. 81 Main.
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gait Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks finishing, framing lac S.
Main Street.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
How's ThisP

We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
t. J CHENEY * Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known f. J. Cheney Tor the last
Is years, aud believe him per-
iectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
TO carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN X MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
%.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system Testimonials sent
free. Price IS cents per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls family Pills for
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
SOCORRO COUNTY BOOSTING
ALL THE TIME
Era of Progress Has Struck Gem
City and Magdalena

"Magdalena is booming" said
A. A. Sedilla, local attorney,
who returned home Yesterday
noon from Magdalena and So
corro, where he has been visiting
relatives for the past two weeks.
According to Mr.. Sedillo, quite
n bit of construction work is 60
ing on in Magdalena, in the
form of new residences and pla-
ces of business. The two prin-
cipal buildings now being erect
ed are an Office building for the
Ranch Supply company aud a
lodge room for the Knights of
Pythias.
For the past month, for
about two hours each day, it has
rained in Magdalena and the adj
jacent country, remarked Mr..
Sedillo TO reporter, and the
stockmen are jubilant. The
grass is high and in fine con-
dition.
Elaborate plans have been
made by the Socorro County
Fair association management for
its fair to be held September %,
80 and 81. Former Socorroans
living in different parts of New
Mexico and the southwest are all
boosting for Socorro, which has
caught the boosting contagion
from Albuquerque.
During the past few months
an era of improvement has struck
Socorro, and beside the erection
of n large number of new resi-
dences and business houses be.
ing erected, the principal item is
the remodeling of the court
house. 1t has been thoroughly
renovated, interior and exterior,
and it looks like a new struc'
ture. ."-Albuquerque Morning
Journal.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
SOCORRO VS.. GERONIMOS
AUGUST rs
Geronimos Will Import Pitcher
From Estancia for the Game.

Manager Ryan, of the Geroni-
mos, has received word that the
Socorro team will be here on
that date to do battle with the
wearers of the green. The So
zorro team has been conSidera-
bly, strengthened and is now
practically in the condition
which it will be at the time of
the Socorro county fair when the
Geronimos will play a return
game at SocorrO. The game a
week from Sunday is the second
of a series of games between the
two teams and in view of the
excellent work of Pitcher Hager-
man of the Socorros, who has
been in the habit, of late, Of
striking out from fifteen to
twenty men at every game play
ed, the Geronimos will import a
battery for the Albuquerque
game. A former pitcher for
Cornell college, who is now i'll
EStancia, has promised to toss
the ball for the Geronimos.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Organized by Rov H M. Perkins at
Swainsboro, Georgia

Readers OF the Chieitaiu will
be interested IN the following
clipped from the Forest Blade, a
paper published at SWANS
boro, Ga, where Rev II NJ
Perkins is now located aud is
doing excellent work iu the way
of organizing, and 90 whom the
article gives particular notice
On Sunday, July II, at the call
of the Missionary Pastor, Rev.
II NJ. Perkins. a good cougrega-
tiou assembled at the court
house in this city tor the pur-
pose OF engaging in or wit
Messing the organization OF a
Presbyterian church, the first OF
the kind ever organized ia the
county. After a very appro-
priatc serniou by the Pastor, the
meeting was called 90 order, and
the purpose of the call stated.
MIR Perkins acting as modcra-
tor read a petition directed TO
Savannah prcSbytcry, asking for
the organization of PrcSby ytcr-
ian church AT this place, signed
by fifteen persons who agreed To
become mcmberS OF the organl-
zation by either profession OF
faith, or transfer from other
churches. Whereupon the
Presbyterian Church of Swaius-
boro," was organized with fl
teen adult members, eight men
and seven ladies'. all of whom are
among the best citizens of Emau-
uel county Three ruling Ed
err, and four Deacons were elect
cd and the young organization
started ont under most cucour-
aging circumstances, with bright
prospects for success, aud great
usefulness.
Rev Mr.. Perkins came here
Missionary Pastor, only the lat
ter part OF last April and has
had a large hard work covering
three contiguous counties, IN
neither of which has there ever
been a Presbyterian church
Mr.. Perkins certainly deserves
the congratulations, which we
now extend, upon such early and
successful iNsut OF his labors.
May he aud the church he has
planted III our community both
live long and prosper.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
SOCORRO BEATS BELEN
SCORE SEVEN TO FOUR
HaCerman Struck Out Sixteen Men
IA Sensational Game Between
Gem City and Cut-Of Town.

In fast and sensational game
OF base ball Sunday the Socorro
team defeated the Belcn aggre-
cation by score of TO 4.
llagermam struck ont sixteen
men during the game, which
was one of the best OF the season
Socorro played an ali-star game
but was given close finish by
the Bclen team.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

p. Bonham, senior member of
the law firm of Bonham and
Wade. Mr.. Bonham is step
father of Mr.. Flint, who has
made very favorable record in
the position which he will re-
sign on September l. Mr.. Flint
may be succeeded as assistant
secretary by his brother, n. c.
Flint, formerly of Las Cruces,
who arrived today from AguaS-
caliente, Mexico. where he has
been employed for some time as
private secretary to the Superin-
tendent oil motive power of the
M'Nicam Central Railway.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
FENo1No BIDS WANTED.

For the immediate construc-
ton of eight miles of barb wire
fence. or any part of it, about
twenty miles from Magdalena,
N. M.
The wire will be supplied al
Magdalena or on the ground.
The work will consist of dig
ging post-holes, hauling and set
ting posts, ETC., stretching tho
wire, finishing the line, etc.
u The course of fence and the
mber to be cut can be shown tC
prospective bidders at any time
Address post-office Box SO
Magdalena, N. M.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
APPOINTMENTS OFFICIALLY MADE
Adiutnnt General Announces stan
rs Appointed by Governor
Curry.

Under General Orders Nos. 10
and H., issued by Adjutant Cen
cral 4. T. Harrington, the re-
appointment of the adiutant gen
cral bv Governor Curry and the
appointment OF members on the
governors staff drc officially an
uounced The orders read:
GENERAL ORDERS NO 10
TERRITORY OF New Mexico,
Adiutant Generals Ollice.
Santa Fc, n. NJ, Aug. ., 1907
The following appointment IS
announced for the information OF
dll concerned
a r. Harrington to b. adju.
tant general, with rank OF briga-
dicr general, from February 3
zoos.
By Command OF
GEORGE CURRY,
Governor and COMMANDMENT
Chief
GENERAL. ORDERS NO IL
Territory of New Mexico.
Adjutant Generals Odice,
Santa 'r. n. M. Aug ., 1907,
General Orders No II.
The following appointments To
the staff n the commander.in-
chief TO date from today are
announced Tor the information
ol all concerned:
l.. w. DobSon. of Albuquerque,
10 be Judge advocate general,
with rank OF colonel
c. l.. Ballard. of Roswell, tu
be aidc-dc-camp with rank of
colonel
James w Wilson, OF Roswell.
TO be aidc-de-camp. with rank OF
colonel.
Jose d. Sena, OF Santa Fe, To
be aide-de-camp with rank oi
colonel
J. w. Fleming, OF Silver City,
TO be aide-dc-camp, with rank ol
colonel.
VcnceSlan Jaranillo, of El
Rito, 10 be aide-de-camp. with
rank OF colonel.
SrCundino Romero, of Las
Vegas, to be aide-de-camp, with
rank of colonel.
BY command OF
GEoRGE CURRY,
Governor and Commander-in-
Chief
A. T. TARKINGToN, Adjutant
General
Official: Adjutant General
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
Teachers Institute.

The teachers institute for So
corro county will convene at the
high school building in this city
Monday morning, August 10.
The law IS very strict in it's re-
quirement that all who expect TO
teach shall attend an institute.
All Socorro county teachers
would do well TO govern them
selves accordingly.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
Address OfHOn. ]. R. Garfield
at Santa FG Last Friday

can citizenship the spirit which
we wish to extend to aud populate
all this territory. all these lands.
to fill them with the people who
are home loving. people who be-
lieve i'll building up the American
home, and make it the corner
stone, the keystone 90 what is
American citizenship
And when see such an audience
as is here today. with So many of
the ladies of the city present |
am confident that that is the
kind of citizenship that this town
has. We men sometimes call
ourselves the lords of the universe.
We know very well that we are
not lords of the universe. We
know II Is the women of any
community who make that place
worth living in They arc the
rulers of this country and they
are the ones who build up.
There Is not man who has
ever made any success of any
kind. but that finds it was the
influence of some good woman
who saved him from trouble.
who has lifted him up and given
him the higher ideals OF lille.
Now as to the things that the
interior department Is trying 10
do.
One of the principal Things
that | am studying on this trip,
is irrigation and reclamation.
Take that great valley just east
of YOU for instance, great things
have been accomplished there al
ready. There are thirty thou
sand acres of fertile land that
will be ready for cultivation.
We will have hundreds of acres
of land for settlers who will
make new homes in this terri
tory. 1t merely requires paiuS-
taking work and lots of courage
and the ability 10 do work. 1t
means that as the water is put
on that land you must not SIM
ply let il lie there aud think
that things are going TO grow
because the water has been put
on 1t means that the man who
does this must use his head as
we'll as his hands You have
also in your community here one
of the problems with which the
interior department has to deal
namely that of the Indians. !
have taken great pleasure today
in looking over the Indian school
here, and / am pleased TO find il
well managed by a man who is
doing his level best with the
assistance of his wife and en-
ployes to give to those children
the opportunities that you and /
as American citizens are enjoy
ing. 1t is a problem that is not
at all free from difficulties.
There ought not To be a white
man in this community who
would in any way take advantage
OF these people. They were here
before we were, and il Is our
duty to help civilize them. |
hope that | shall have the hearty
cooperation of tile people OF New
Mexico i'll working out this
Indian question in order to be
fair To those who are less fortunate
then we are Now, ladies and
gentlemen, know that | ought
not to keep you long here. 1t ha,
been a great pleasure TO see you
To look into your faces, to grasl
your hands and learn the con-
ditious that obtain in this terri
tory. | shall make my repor
not only of this territory but o.
your adjoining territory, Arizona
and | am very pleased that | car
take back so fine a report of tn,
conditions in all this great west
EX.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
Services at Presbyterian Church
August 13.

The morning sermon will be
ON the Prodigal Son, Luke Is.
At 8 p. III Rev. 2l. The New
Jerusalem or the Splendor and
vastneSs OF our heavenly home
Think of a city 1900 miles square
and the same in height.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Wonderful lesson, the Atone
ment. How sin must be put
away. Read on with our Bible
reading circle TO the tenth chap
ter of Numbers. On September
8, there will be appropriate SER
mon on the new school year.
At morning service to pupils and
evening to teachers.'
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

Socorro Hose Co No. /, is
making some valuable repairs on
their hose house ON Fischer
avenue The rear of the second
story is being torn down and
replaced by new walls, etc, aud
when completed will lave added
quite considerable to the appear
auce ot the building
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

Mrs. John a. Hunter was the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. e. G. Dun
can for a couple ol days during
the first OF the week Mrs. Hun
ter was Oh her way from her
home IN Aghascaliente. Mexico,
TO her lormer home in Ottawa,
Ohio.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
San Marcial, N. NJ.

Missionary Synod convenes at
Las Cruces September 20, to re-
view the work of the year in
New Mexico and Arizona. The
moderator, Rev. John Meeker of
Alamogordo opens the meeting
with a sermon.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

Hon. IL. b Bursum left We'd
ncSday for his Angora goat
ranch in tic Oscurl mountains
Tor the purpose OF seeing TO the
usual summer bath OF the leecy
animals Of whieh he is owner
i'm that section OF the country.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

w. ID. Crabtree went up to AL
buquerque yesterday morning on
private business.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

District Attorney H. A VOL
ford had business in Socorro
Saturday.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

Mrs. w d. Newcomb, wife OF
a Socorro merchant VINO came
to the Capital 20 attend the IN
auguration ceremonies, IS spend
ing the week h,re the guest of
Mrs f II Sturgca. Mr. New
comb returned hun sunday.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17
Fine Registered Angora Bucks for
Sale

have some high grade and
registered Angora Bucks for sale,
ranging in age from eighteen
months to four wears; also some
high grade and registered does,
Prices given on application.
NJ. X. McCRARy
San Marciai. N. Nj
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-17

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