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OOOIc Id ICCOulC DudClOH uCl
procurador de distrito, 4 Misais
Baca Sc lie fue concedido 133 pc
SOS de gastOs actuales incurridos
en- llevar dos personals insanas al
asilo en- Las Vegas.
CuentaS fueron concedidas y
ordenadas pagarse como sigue:
Luciano Lucero, guardia
especial. ..........S 2 so
DIR. Chas. G. Duncan. 81 90
II. A. Wolford, salario. 125 90
Domingo Baca, salario. 100 90
David Farr, salario y
millaje. ............... 108 90
Alfredo Armijo, 10 mismo l0S 90
Pedro S. Contreras, 10
mismo ................ 1Os 90
+. II. Sweet, salario,
estampas, etc. ........ 276 90
A. b. Baca, estampas. 5 90
]. T.. Torres, estampas. "a 55
T.. ). Stapleton, inter-
pretando 80. ........ 10 90
A. C. Abeytia, derechos
y comida de prisioneros 736 ~
National Index Co., Ii
bros de registro. ...... SO 65
National Office Supply
Co., suplimientos de D.
ficina ......... Is 20
Smith Premier Type
writer Co., suplimentoS 25 90
Albuquerque Morning
Journal, retornos de tas-
actOneS. ................ 70
Teodolo Lucero, derechcs
de condestable ...... 3 OO
Culio Silva, 10 mismo.... 80 6O
T.. X. Hilton, medicinas
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How's ThisP

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known +. ]. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Prices IS cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls family Pills for
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-08-01
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have recent
ly been issued IN the Office of
Probate Clerk f.. Ii. Sweet To
the following persons:
Fred Liant, aged 2l years, and
Frankly Porter, aged 81 years,
both OF Reserve.
Francisco Nj. Chavez, aged 80
years, and Felicita Ramirez,
aged 10 years, both of San An
tonic.
Guadalupe Garcia, aged %
years, and Sipriana Montoya,
aged II years, both of Polvadera.
Victor l.. Lopez, aged 25 years,
Refugia Moreno, aged 10 years,
both of Lemitar.
Victor Papa, aged 81 years,
and Sadie Strozzi, aged - years,
both of Water Canon.
Ramon NJ. Olguin, aged %
years, of Socorro and Maggie
Gaudena, aged Is years, of San
Marcial.
Mariana Garcia, aged % years,
of Lemitar and Maria de la Luz
Zamora, aged II years, of Luis
Lopez.
Augustin Vigil, aged 81 years,
and Josie Williams, aged "a years,
both of Socorro.
Alberto Sanchez, aged 2+yearS,
and Placida Hernandez, aged 10
years, both of Carthage.
Luciano Montoya, aged %
years, and Dimas Padilla, aged
"a years, both of Kelly.
Juan Cuellar, aged 81 years,
and Rosario Serna, aged 10 years,
both of Cantarecio.
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Lincoln County to The Front.

The republicans of Lincoln
county have declared and pledg-
ed their support to the Hon.
Edward A. Mann of Alomogor-
do, New Mexico. as delegate to
congress, first, last and all the
time.
For that purpose a republican
club has been organized and it's
membership is increasing daily
and in all probability the delega-
ton to the territorial convention
from Lincoln county will be in
structed to vote for Judge Mann
as long as his name is before the
convention.
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Mr.. Perea Home Again.

Octaviano Perea, formerly of
Otero county, but who for the
last three years has been in Ari-
zona and Sonora, Mexico, is call
ing on his Socorro friends today
Mr.. Perea says that there is
no place like New Mexico and
that he has returned to the ter
ritory to stay. He formerly oc-
cupied many important political
positions here and intends to do
what he can for his party during
the approaching campaign. Mr..
Perea is a republican, first, last,
and all the time, and in the same
fashion is for the denomination
of Delegate Andrews. He is not
one who has any doubt that Mr..
Andrews will be reelected if re-
nominated. In fact, Mr.. Perea
is positive that New Mexico's
present delegate will be re-eleot-
ed by a handsome majority, and
his opinion on this subject is the
result of his having made care
full note OF public sentiment
while visiting the most populous
sections of the territory during
the last three months. Mr.. Perea
is evidently a man of excellent
political judgment and ii is a
pleasure to welcome him back to
New Mexico.
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rnE ladies AuxILIARY.

Total. ........ 50, 90
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SUBSCRIPTION $4,000
LADIES' AUXILIARIES
Prospects for Socorro County's Second Annual Fair
Grow Brighter and Brighter Every Day. The
Ladies Auxiliary Committees Have Now Been
Organized.

II anybody is at all disposed to
doubt the success of Socorro
county's second annual fair, let
him take note of the two import
ant facts that the subscriptions
for the promotion of the enter
prise have already reached the
comfortable total of 100000,
and that the ladies' auxiliary
committees are now fully organ
lied and at work. What greater
assurance OF success could there
be?
The committee on finance is
doing excellent work. The
members of the committee have
secured the pledge of the hand
some sum stated and they say
there is more to follow. The
other committees are doing just
as excellent work, but the re-
suits of their efforts will not
appear on this surface until later.
The names of the subscribers
and the amount that each has
subscribed are shown in the fol-
lowing list:
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Socorro, New Mexico, July, 1908.
We, the undersigned, promise
to pay the amount set opposite
our respective names to the So
corro County FAIR Association,
to be used towards deIraying the
necessary expenses of the 1908
fair. Said amounts are to be
paid whenever called for by the
Secretary and Treasurer of said
Association, or other authorized
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G.. Hammel, John Greeuwald.
Sr., Barbarita p. Campos. Jose
Antonio Torres, Eduardo Staple
ton.
On Cow Boy Dance--Mesdames
W. IL. Hill, II. ]. Matthews,
A. E. Green, Juan Maria Torres.
On Reception for Cow Boy
Dance-Mesdames Jesus NJ. Tor
res, EStevan Zimmerly, a. b.
Baca, w. ID. Newcomb. A. Mayer.
Jose +. Torres. AbrAu Abeyta.
On Queen of the Fair
MeSdames a. Mayer, Aniceto
Abeytia, Leandro Baca, II. O..
Bursum, c. T. Brown.
Committee on Hall for Dance -
Mesdames p. J, Savage, T. II.
Sweet, Robert Lewis.
On Baby Show-MeSdames A.
l.. Mitchell, Geo. +. Cook, IL.
w. Twiuing, Manuel Vigil.
On Fancy Work Mesdames
w. T.. Martin, David Baca, Ru-
finita Baca, andMisseS Domitila
Baca, and Josefa Torres.
On Indian Curio Exhibit -
MeSdames Conrado A. Baca,
MisaiS Baca, A. f. Green. Jos.
Stackpole, AmbroSio Torres, w.
E. Martin, {. G.. Duncan, G. II.
Brown, Abrau Torres, A. l..
Mitchell, Il. III. Hoffman, Meli-
ton Torres, Ricardo Abeyta, +.
M. Kealer.
On Home Cooking-Mesdames
c. G.. Duncan, +. IL. Sweet, Jos.
+. Smith, j. +. Cook, Lee f.
Hoffman, A. T.. Howell. John
Bowman, Paul J. Terry, Cresen-
clio &. Torres. Ramon Olguin,
J. II. Vigil, II. M. Dougherty,
h. A. Avery, f. G.. Bartlett, II.
h. Harris, Jas. f. Berry.
NOTES.
The cowboy dance will be Civ
en- in the Garcia opera house on
Wednesday evening of fair week.
Who will be Queen of the
Fair? The question will be an
swered by ballot. Any young
lady Of Socorro county is eligible
as a candidate, each vote for any
candidate will cost five cents,
and fifty votes given by any one
person to a single candidate will
secure a years subscription to
any one of the three newspapers
now published in Socorro county.
The votes will be counted by
the committee each week pre-
ceding the fair aud announced in
each of the county papers.
The next meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary will be held in
the opera house on Monday,
August 10, at three o'clock in
the afternoon. All members
are expected to be present and
all committees are requested to
report at that meeting, As an
appropriate and most enjoyable
finale to the meeting Monday
afternoon, the president, Mrs.
Abeytia served delicious light
refreshments.
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concessions At the Fair.

Do you want to secure one Of
concessions at Socorro county's
second annual fair; or do you
want to bid for all the concess-
ions? If you do, get ready to
talk business, for the opportuni-
ty will soon be offered you.
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ASSESSED VALUATION, TAXES
Assessor A. b. Baca's Books Make
a Good Showing for socorro
County.

Assessor a. b. Baca of Socorro
county was the first assessor in
the territoy this year to send his
tax roll to the territorial authori-
ties. The following figures are
taken from Mr.. Baca's tax roll
just completed, viz:
VALUATION.
Socorro County ....S2, 29S, 324 90
City of Socorro o.....lS9,5 ,525 90
TAXES FOR 1908.
Territorial and CountyS S9,6S4 II
Special
Cattle Indemnity. l,lS3 Al
Sheep Sanitary .. LOO o.
Wild Animal Bounty 2,724 40
City OF Socorro,
School ...... ABS IL
Outside District,
School ol..... $500 so
Special District,
SCHOOL,. Obj II
Total..........S Sl11,419 81
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Whereas, We, the teachers of
Socorro county, attending the
county institute for the years
'0S-'00 feel that we have gained
much of both pleasure and profit
from the institute now closing,
be it
Resolved, That we jointly ten
der our appreciation and thanks
to Prof. w. ID. Sterling and Mrs.
A. J. Smith for the enthusiastic,
interesting and efficient manner
in which they have conducted
this session
Resolved, That we congratu-
late Superintendent ID. a. Orte-
ga for his wise choice of such
excellent instructors and for the
general success Of the institute.
Resolved. That we heartily
thank Hon. ]. T.. Clark, super
intendent of Public Instruction,
for his visit and encouraging
words, also all others who have
helped us with their presence
and kindness, especially the
Presbyterian church for the
use of the church organ and
song books.
Resolved, That these resolu-
tions be printed in Spanish and
English in the Socorro Chief
tain. El Defensor and San Mar
cial Standard.
II. w. TwINING,
+. A. BoosE,
MARTIN LOPEZ,
T.. M. CHAVEZ,
MAY CRAWFORD,
DAVID FLORES,
A. A. ALDERETE,
MIGUEL A. VIGIL,
Committee.
The regular semi-annual ex-
animation for teachers has been
in progress Yesterday and today
with most of the members of the
institute in attendance.
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Simon the Clothes Doctor has
moved into the north room OF
the Terry block. Give him a call.
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S0C0RR0 COUNTY INSTITUTE
Conducted by Prof w. d. Sterling
of Albuquerque with Good
Attendance.

mere was ROOu attendance
at the teachers institute for So
corro county which closed in this
city Thursday afternoon. SUI
perintendent ID. "A. Ortega had
chosen Prof. w. ID. Sterling OF
Albuquerque to conduct the in
stitute and the choice proved to
be wise one. The names of
those in attendance we're as fol-
lows:
ATTENDANCE.
Alejo Alderete, Estelle Imam.
c. Joiola, Emma Winkler, Mar
illita Lopez, Romualdita Chavez,
Avelino Lopez, Myron II. Luigi
bihl, f. NJ. Chavez, Gregorio
Abeyta, David Flores, J. A.
Baca, Patricio Lopez, Salomon
Chavez, Apolonio Wales Jno. ].
Zimmerly, Gregorio Garcia, Mar
tin Lopez, Miguel A. Vigil, Mar
garet Orear, II. w. Twining. +.
a. Boose. Maximo b. Baca,
Amador Abeyta, Eduardo Sam
chez, Barbarita Chavez, u. A.
Marcellino, Mrs. f. Ehrenstein,
J. n. Romero, Miss b. Ehren-
stein, Nav Crawford, Catherine
Pearce, Geo. G.. O'Neal, II. II.
Lugibihl, d. l.. Harris, Higinio
Costales, Alice NJ. Stephenson.
AT the close of the exercises
Thursday afternoon the report
of a committee on resolutions
was adopted as follows:
RESOLUTIONS
Resolved, BY the Teachers at
tending the Socorro Summer
School that we extend our
hearty congratulations to Supt.
ID. Ortega on the success of the
Summer School instituted and
maintained from July 9th to
July 18th inclusive, in the city of
Socorro, for the benefit of the
teachers of this county. We
congratulate him especially on
his choice OF conductor in the
person of Prof. w. d. Sterling,
who proves himself to be
thoroughly, competent, and tact
full teacher, and through whose
efforts the school has been a
complete success, and be it
further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be presented to Prof.
w. ID. Sterling, one to Sup't ID.
A. Ortega and one to each of the
county papers for publication.
DAVID FLORES,
A. A. ALDERETE,
FLoRENcIo JIRoN,
G. JoJoLA,
MIGUEL A. Will,
Committee.
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COMlsIONADOS De CONDADO
T uvieron su Session Trimestral en-
Esta ciudad comenzando ell
Lunes, Julio @.

/ n una junta regular del cuer-
po de comisionados de condado
tenida en- la casa de cortes en- es-
Ia ciudad comenzando el lunes,
Julio 5, estaban presentes David
Farr preSidente, Alfredo Armijo
Pedro 5. Contreras comisiona-
dos, T.. 5. Stapleton interprete,
T.. II. Sweet escribano.
Rebajas fueron hechas en-
avaluaciones asesadas como sigue:
WIN. Gardiner, IS re-
ces ...... ............S 6I5 W
Las Animas Sheep Co.,
1000 ovejas .... 1,75O 90
Jose Chavez y Baca,
100 recess. 700 %
Jesus Landovazo, 20O
ovejas. as............ $50 90
Socorro State Bank, 14.3l5 %
Bank of Magdalena, 1920 %
Antonio Tafoya y e.,
100 ovejas ..... e.. us 90
Maria +. de Aragon,
$50 ovejas s......... 962 so
Juan Sanchez y Vigil,
500 ovejas ...... S75 90
Ranch Supply CO.,
propiedad raiz y
mercancias ..... 9,13O 90
Matias Contreras, 700
reces. ........ 49,. 6,3OO 90
Jose Maria JaramillO,
1000 ovejas s......... 1,750 90
Loewenstei n Bros,
mercancias ....... 1000 90
F. G. Bartlett, go
cabras =. ............. 1,2O7 50
+. G. Bartlett, l vaca. 10 90
F. q. Bartlett, propie-
dad raiz ............ $50 90
J. Ii. Nations, 500 ra-
ces 80. 4,5OO 90
J. II. Nations, 1,500
ovejas. -. 2,625 90
Red River Cattle Co.,
1000 reces. ........ 1000 90
Luciano Chavez, 40 re-
ces.. 800 90
Luciano Chavez, pro-
piedad.. s92 so
FL reporte del aguacil mayor
sobre licores y licencias fue apro-
bado.
Cuentas contra el fondo de an
imales SilveStres fueron ordena-
das pagarse a razon de 30 centa-
vos en- el peso como sigue:
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THE LADIES AUXILIARY.
Mrs. Aniceto c. Abeytia, pres
ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary, i'm
vited all ladies' of Socorro who
felt an interest in the success of
the fair to meet at her home
Monday afternoon. The invita-
tion resulted in a large. enthusi-
astic, and successful meeting.
Mrs. Abeytia called the meeting
to order and announced the APP
pointment of officers and COM
mittees as follows:
OFFICERS.
Vice-President, Mrs. ]. w. Ter
ry.
Secretary, Mrs. Anton Mayer,
Interpreter, Mrs. Emma Meek
Abeyta.
COMMITTEES.
On Fruit and Vegetable Ex-
hibit--Mesdames j. j. Leeson,
A. c. Torres, Joseph Price, w.
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(STtS-) GaiutiernebIHer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14
WclcgcnbcitSfan
scBr 6iaia!

W;nb Sicir @ufc uCrIauit UCroeu.
Gnrlu non GO gtdcrr nit Qlicm @obnboitS
nm Stullucbduocn. ShitbGumCn lno 0uteIll
yEllh. pnb ilie6t ourd buS Yunb. 4Irei9 Illr
$500 Vdar. 0rrmuun SuocnBuup, Rr. III,
Wuros Charles, StrnRc. Scptl9.l2Ittc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14
Su u%crinufCn:

Sin Naroaiu. incnu iofort p~criuuit - Se0s
Sdurcr, ic $1,000, Grtru1 27tc, io0ie o1lhereS
Gtocni6um hon SutCreiie iir aGOtiaIlttell.
qano uno Stuot. @eninUiu Is. Sauia q 90.
1902 Eft,qeEinstDn' Strafe. (Olt25-)
$50 luufcn Elm pruhtuuuc &tdlino. NIdbns
nunuf& cbduiC; lam pom ciuem uclCn nidt nm
icrlhicoell iuerocn: fir ilui In6rc 1araJttrt.
Sahocro d Stdpmnu Co.,
SiiooIrGdc GtarlcSs rro SaOcttes StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14
Sas 8cIprGd upn @cit.SaItimore.

- Sene 9ieiDt 5ueiltjdi9rr Grranhas-
-TruntsoGui cr CIT oer Horbieite brr-
-SaNette, Strnfc, 6suiiden Smnltuuuos-
--uno Scntnluu'5 ttafc, Gin @cricrt Uun-
-IahtSicnit'2iu ic Scms Simmer NIT
-lnooernem Sab nno g4aidcrci I'M SET
fer. Sm1n %bctorirt, ecnentirter Scllcr,-
--Tuberu gcpflnitcrte Stralc. MGfigcr-
-9reis, lcidlte S%ehingnngcn. Sur Sns-
--ipefticn tdaIidl uno euniltnos uiitn. -
Eca6Obp %uilSin9 SO.
0ft.C-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14
gu u%crfdnfcn.

S275 dnnbc Qiautno: in tnocuoicm 3uilans
&c; pous @arauiie; SGiiel urO 2eGe.
Sanocrs & Stngmuu So,
Sithnft@9CC Charles uno Sapcttcf StrnbC.
(TOnS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14
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POS glder. cine Njetlc bon Der &Saierberrp.
etotipn an Ger q. y. & T..Giicnbahn" gin
Nurouin fir $500. g~lorci'tre, .Eor ~
g[nnnpoIis. Mi0. l5ll ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14

Geltlides 6rduIein: vllnb
mir miro Der 9ciiid) bon nlebrerct
9aqen III oieieln @inter nibt iddh.
lid lctu, 8err Toftor?" 4r5t:
o@ciunh lit Sbnen ollerbings bos
pielc Sisen ni6tl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14
9n n%crfnnicn:

yr. 1914 uuo tGS, 9loro- 6urrsStrnBe, Gde bon
Snncitcs Strabe; cute Gde tir beindbe irncno EN-
lSefddit; Ieidte &eotlglilGer. gt166ilragel an
Srt uIio Stclic. WiuI 1cblHe E~dtrmuuntsNoe.s
Mare (y}oO2 1Ntt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14

&or @crid,t t. 49, Rit)ter (5ltnl
oltcn 8alrner): g2cltgnen SIC onc)
rift; Sie iuoQcn oIiO nid)ts oopon
miiieu, boB Sbr Sobn cincn Ginbrl,d)
Gcgallgen bnt2" - 8aluter: oyfeia
G%brenport, Scrr Hihter, od bat lid
Der SouSbub' ielbititGnoia gemod}t
pbnc mir Elm Sterbenalport oonot 81
iagen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-14

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BON oelt Glcoutorcn 5rriidgcjogen
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roth 230633 0uidlel.