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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

Nld)or0lon mo SOllB9clal1g DER
&loiic 1908 yGbc Zorro IS mn Sbcps
bcro". g%b0onD9- 3cltgniiic crbicltcn:
Bertha See Nid)or0iorL 6rcocr;d
WciE Srcb. &. MoltitS, &. George
@ron(, Gloiic S1Ic1art, Gonitoncc =.
&obniorL &ontc5 $. &ofin, Gomnro
Sd)nciocr, E$Sobn $. Gohnolcr, ut.
bert @orcr, <lio e. Sell, 9iop $.
Wroltn, Wiilton 10. Moltlt3, &. y.
Nurtmnmt 5. ~. Mcnnoloa, jim.
Gonicl GurIc Campbell, Mforpoma
Nihnr0iolt, Slorcncc WtprtIc, &clnL
@co. Ncncjc, SilOn Gee BRADFORD,
@m. Scnrp @ortbclme9, YGil. SG.
Der NoImitronL geo &ippmolL elmer
Eiciicr, &oneS Z. Button Gonirl
Qomont Wiiucr, Sre0. &ciic, 9nnitl
McGomL @crnl. 5. Gngcl rn0 Sol.
Morino. Wfit WeooiQcn lpur0en
ol,80ciCidnet 0ertGn See 9ii6nr0lo,l,
Sreb. gSciB un0 Src0. &. Wfaltua.
Supcrintcn0cn &cn0rtr
pon0crW nrplGnocr 9 ely II c
ii I &nubcn, bciicn N~bicbu1g Dor
bcino6c 5uCi @od)en bon cillcm Spca
5iol p Gonlite c%ntpfoblcn mur0c, itcDt
Scr Nnltolt INNER nod Dor, ilber
meld)cn llnnItullo Die Wtit0lic0cr 0c3
&in0eridub &creins, ipclGe Die fiIr}s
lid)e llntcriuAnng in bic @obntn
lcnttcr, 5icnllld) u~n9eboltct SIT lem
ideinen. Gic Gircftorcn Der NnItalt
6uben i6rcricItS ldngIt crfI0rt, ou6
tic BET Der }ll9mabl zines ncllcn Gu.
rcrintcn0cntcn icbr poriid)ti0 ST @cr.
t, QcGcn mcrocn mo bic N3nbl ntL5t
10 bolo }u crlportcn Jet.
Serr Sod bcimer 1T a..
ocrlid Of. = @r. 2olli8 &ohbciulcr,
TrGiibent oc5 ~&in1eriGut &crcinS,"
bat geOroDt, OaB CT al sic }ultdnoi-
0en 9cb6r0en .oppelliren Dilroc,
fuQ5 ons Girtftorium scr WtnrDs
Iono. GhuIe iiir anobcn nidt ullper-
3iiglid cincn Nndfolgcr fir Sltpcrs
intenoeut NCnhrir .crmGGlen iuiirOc.
Scfrctdr S~oite)Geitnur pom Girettos
rium per S6nlc iagtc gcitcrn, OoD
Ser &cn0rir iortipGbrcnO Ordngt,
icinc5 EoiterS entbohen SIT mcrocn,
sic NuSmnbl eites geeignetcn Wiot-
mes obcr nit grpbcn Shmieriatcitcn
pcr6tnocn lit. @obrldeinli0 milroc
bo8 Iirrftoriltm in Scr nddItcn
ISOLDE cinen Nodiolgcr fir @tn.
Scn0rir crnctttct.
Sr0tnationen. Cardinal
Gibbons crt6cilte geltern GormittnJ
in Der Gut6corole Stuoenten 0c3 Ct.
Warp3. Scminors Die Yrieitcrpci6t.
giclc 6rcnnbc mo Gerlpdnotc ser
iurgrn FrieIter iuo9ntcn Dem %ieicrIis
d)cil Mite Del.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Gus ncnc Spiri!nuiCM .NciCB.


Notclbelibern giebt oaa &eict bcioll-
ocre Yripilcgicn. - Die Sdonf-
simmer f0nncn sic Qoujc 9}d6t
uno Sonnto15 oficn 0cbaltcH
mcroen. - GIub3 babcn cbeniali3
b~clonOcre @cuor5ll5lmgcn.
Gbnobl Sic YoIi3ci 9cb0r0e iiM
nod nid1t nit Der 6rnac bcidditi9t
bat, miro oo5 ncuc Spiritlloicn9cic6
notwithstanding IN elmer ser nGdltcn
Siblungcu 8cgcnitonO elmer Gcra=
tbtng mcrocn. Der NnDolt ser Sc
b0roe, 2tlon}o 2. MiIe3, bat ndmIi0
oui ei9euc 6olit oa9 0cicB IuiOirt
uno sic QntOcdunl 1cn1odt, 0oB oa9
@cict Sen @otctbeii6crn 8cltottet,
Spirituoicn an @odIentalen Sit 1Ilcl
Shln0en uno at S%onntlgeu al go
no ii0e" rcDiltrirte @0ite 5t 0ercN
Wabl5ettcu o0cr uui ocren Simmer
III icroircn. Ni&6cr mlroe l~cBiolt6T,
0ab NotelbciiGer 0cnielbcn @citinl,
uull1cn luic @irtAe mHterporicu IinO,
Sic all @ofCltaAcn Sen &crtolf Der
S]pirituoicn ltnl NPitternad)t bis )
ll0r MordcH& Wno an 1oltjcn Sonr,
tag ciuitcllHu n~uijIIcn. Die NoIi}ci-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

Gin Wonu ser 8iiien.
idloit mill entOedt bnben, oaB sic Wu.
lit ben Soormud)5 beforoert. Ser
cute Wonn bat ieoenfaaS ieine Stu
olen an Den a0pfen Eoberelpsfi's nno
onoerer mdbnernlmmallter YianiIten
Genlod)t, ober ridlt IN sic Ordeltec
aeIcben, 100 iopiel Wonbid)ein aui oen
&opien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

Cine ltcbCrrn d II q.-SSlc
crit onl TonucrltoQ 2Ibcno bcfonnt
mllr0c, mo }lpor luGbrcno Ser Ourdl
WoDor Miuhool criolgtcn Giplomcr.
tbciIluua an hic @ro0uirtCn Der gScIt4
liGcr hohcrCH C0dtcriduIc in Der
nN}llIjf 2%fd0cu1ie," NOR Sri. Eoll-
line MobliiTon cine Scr @ro0uirtclL
bctcita icit Sem 30. Mai sSrmu Nlql1It
9}0ocr. Nla 0ieie Gbotiod)c in Die
Sclfentlidltcit 0rang, ltn0 bic ilutGc
Nrullt nllf Scr &il0ac Crld)icL I'M
ibr 0iplom Dem Wiouor i'm GmpinnG
sit nchnclt, mlrroc lie itilrnliih bonn
NllbIiCum bcqriiBt. 6rou N0ocr,
mcld)c ibr @cbcinniB 10 gut biitct2,
itcDt i'm 2(lter Don 10 &obrcn mo
lit sic Snd)tcr bon Srou @clcn Nu.
b!iIton. bon 9}r. zoos, Noro=Gborlc9.
rrnBc. Ger NrdutiQom lit q Hiobrc
olt. 9o9 Eour miro inn Miolnt
&,ogol Experiment. > @ou9 @3oDnln9
rebncn.
GottorEreito on beqrobcn.
- Go5 @cQrGbniB Don Or. @Cor8e
:. lrcItolL Dem Sp2}ialiltcn iiir Ser
DcntrontbcttcM ionO 9citcrn A|nhnlit-
tn9 bonn Sroncrbouic 9tr. $40, Ror0s
G6orIcaitroBc, aus ulti Dem y&ou0on.
9}orf : Gricoboie" itott. NaItor 90.
rolo Guthrie bon Der c|rItc Erc@bO-
tcrinltcr Stride leitctc Sen Grolrcrgut.
te3bicnit un0 ~cr>uiclcn Dem So0ttn
icinc GoIlcqcn Dom College Der Ncrjtc
uno 8linoGr5tc Die lcbtcn GDrcn as
WoGrtlldtrd9cr.
NerionoInoti3.-6 rnu Scr.
m MltIicrt lit olla Ntem : 2)orf 5t Ne
ncnr orcilu0dettliden @ciud) bci ii.
rem Sobnt Dem Eoli5iltcn ,<iilt3
Mulicrt, 9tr. 2552, @cIt,@oltimorc-
itrobc, cin0ctroiicn.
&iCfcrtcn lid Der Eoli.
sci aus. 3mei Ncgc,r 9iobcrt
G6on1bcr2 uuo ESomea Gurrp, %licier-
ten iid) Geitcrn iii Der nlittlcrcn 10.
li5ciitotion Dem 2icltcnout 6llllcm
ans. GGombera Ia9te, Dob CT Don
Sen SeG0r0cn in @niHington rpc0clt
elmer Sd)iebcrei mo GurrD lOc8eh
9icbItoDl5 einc5 6%o0rrd0cS gelu1t
wiiroen. lieutenant 6uQcm ieBte
i'd nit 0cln Npli}ci 6ouptailnr.ier
in Gerbin0,rng nn0 tral lpGt Nbeno3
ans @oibinqton ole AuNridt eitL
Die gtcgcr i%cit5ubalien.
Storb cineS ii d Ell
Go0e2. - Sic GoronCr5. Sitrp, lpel.
dye gcitern IN Der iiiomcitliher Eoli,
3ciitotion ciuen 1SuQucit iibcr Die 10
Ocaluiodc ser in Ser Gicnltag Nndt
inter perodd)tiacn llnlitanocn aus
Dem 2ebcn gcihic6cncn SSron emma
Scamp Don Nr. %, Carroll -9tpcnte,
obhieltell, gnb cin &crOitt ab, in tucl.
dcln conItntirt mltr0c, bnB Die 6ra.t
zines nutiirlidcn Soocs itnrb. Or.
Gcirlc, melder ON GonncrItng citie
decentralization pornn6nt. crtl0rte,
oab Ser 200 Don elmer Ser5frantbeit
6ne,,,h yn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Sin NODu ami Oa9 !SnnocgcIcb.


-
&icr luciterc EcrIoncn trob ollcr
Sun0c &eroronrutQcn BON bcrs
rmitrciicnorn @6tcrn gcbiiicn. -
NodipicIc IN pcrihicocncn Sal.
len in Eoli5cigcridtcn crlpoe.
tct.
9}idt wcni1cr dis bier @cridtc iib2r
Nlm0cbtl'c murocn Qcitcrn I'M &olrie
res Cages in Scr liloliGen &olilciIto.
ton critottct.
&n Ole Iinfc &ono qc6iiirt lullr0r
SEER Sioncn 2lrnlitron0 bon Nr. 1870,
WtoutgonlcrpitroBc. Ter @un0, mel.
der Giacntblm bon Srult GQic gSil.
li0na, luobnboft IN 9tr. 800, Elunls
Strobc, lit, liei obnc Wtollforb uli
Der StroBc bcrllnr. 6roll gSiQiomS
miro ljd) lucacn oicic9 &crgcbcn5
bclttc it ser iii0lihcn Eoli5ciitation
81 Oera1tlporten babc1.
9te Ate0crin $. M}inor bon Nr.
1929, Sii0s6rcmontitrobc, bcridtcte
.acitcrlL ooB iDr S.iGDrigcr SoGn Co.,
ncliu& ON Gomcritng an ser &olp-
GRO nobc &on1blrgitroBc bon cinem
S%trobcnfo0cr in ooa liufe @cin a.
biIicn mltr6c.
Bon elmer Scrrll SGomoS So6n.
ION BON 9tr. 3, Git-9nrncpItroBc, 1t.
b0rincn 9itll0ogae in bic rcdte &iiIte
0cbiiien lpllrbc gcitcrn Nohntittog scr
10-jdbriae NiiQoro GuuiS, BON atr.
1880, Notop2co . StrnBe. Gas Sbitr
hnttc iid boll ieincr &ette I'M &oie
bc2 Snltica 9tr. 3, Gits@ornepItrnbe.
Ioaacriilen mo pcrlcbte Ocn @noben,
ol9 CT Dos Sinter6ollS poiiirtc.
Sorrp Glorf, 13 Sabre aft, BON 9tr.
t208, <QitroBe, mltrOc oeitcrn bon
cincm Serrt @corg Sttcrbein, Occult
4>olht, 9cDottlloel &llllp, III od3
redlte 8ein gcbiiien. Ter anabe be.
gob iid) III 8ebonollnlg BON Softer
GoUpiCn bon gtr. 1922, SiuitraBc.
5 a + res Of II + cicr II
@igblonDtomn. Sn scr
oSigblunb NtobemD" iano am Con.
u~crItna gbcnb oic SobrcSihluBYcitr
scr 0iicntlid)en Sduilen bon SigD-
lonotomn itott. 3a5 Yroaramm iii.
hicielbc mar folgcnocS: @ebet oe$
VoitorS s. u. Berlin bon Der cngli.
it)cn lutbcrii6en ct. SobnS-Girde,
Nnipro6c he5 Srn SouiS Saul,
0uett Sic Minuct" bon qoo Gllt.
nirq6an uto Wiilton Guncon, Hecl.
t%dtionen bon Nidnro Spttd) ulo Soa
Die0ingcr, Iniprafe oes EoltorS :.
@pnne >SSorcs bon Der presbDterioir.
iden &igblanotoluu Ncnlorint-
Stride, gbidieos!porte Don Bertha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

Vdfie fir's HnSlanS bsiergt G.. gaine, 1r.
y lf2. cN.s,aittmure. Str, nahf Suit0m pouie NV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Sunncnami= nnS ltntcrgaue.

Sonncnauigaltg. 49,. A Il. % VI.
Sonnenuntergdllg. $3.50. IL. II w.
Ilutb .......t0 Il. ) Y. MorgenS.
5lutb. Il. 10 ID, gbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Wernbeiiner Bros.
grpke Jamilicu.S aeen,
Sine Stapt IN i'd ielDh.

Cine staot in i'd ielDt.
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getteurtneeu per .Eoft, ooer 9eIspbon ae:
iSr"i BIRD A. Ssit pt bef5ranfii tinAs a)serTanfe.
&snn e anbers;oo IG5nee3eiqt " ITS bier
bt4iser: 9eas nnisre sSa@Ssn IN SSrsm 9q 1i,r
S-iue eonntnnS-Netiame.
g3ir 5eisen Flie am Snuntug an; oeshaln ers
fudeH iptr Ste, mad, ~llntereIt lbltfe1 tttt'
Bargains am Wsonlag Iuaihdi 81 bdItetl, penn
ie pcroet 9roBarttger, ais ie, letn.
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Der 2aelt grpfartiBitc. &almiftin Der SeRt5ett'
1T bente iuieoer bel ms.
? clamps anitott rineu bis 3 itbr siadbmittaaS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

lttA 3ou bot6. 27Ia sou brett Cit 1874
sou brett mo 1sh sou lana; prGttpnIl &C.
hredlcIt mn bob polirt. Gin ih6ucr Shfliti
ilr lrActlo ciIt Simmer hce palie@. M ouunra
icreo" Side obcr WiuhaAonD R~eIicicrt IS lpertb;
ipc3tcl bon Sbrem WtorBcIs 3ettuuB5trdRer ofe
IINI I'm.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
toral votes against las received
by Harrison.
A PRETTY SOCORRO WEDDING
Miss Emma Lilies 0ivos Her Heart
and Hand to Mr.. 4. Douglas
Gordon.

At the Spanish Presby terian
church Wednesday evening in
the presence of the family and a
few intimate friends of the bride,
Miss Mary Emma Lilies of this
city and Mr.. f. Douglas Gordon
of Carthage were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony, Rev.
Matthieson prououncing the
solemn words that made the hap
py couple man and wife. The
bride wore a handsome gown of
white silk null trimmed with
cluny lace and insertion and car
ried a beautiful bouquet of car
nations and maiden hair ferns.
Mrs. Gordon is the estimable
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Lilies. The lucky man in the
case is a professional accountant
and a Young man of excellent
reputation. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don left Thursday morning on a
wedding tour that will include
Denver. The guests present at
the ceremony including the
brides immediate family, were
Capt. and Mrs. T. ]. Matthews
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Baer
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sweet
Misses Lena Read, Ivy Sperling
and Marguerite Sweet.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
STATEHOOD IS A CINCH
So Says Judge Sloan Of Prescott,
Arizona, who was on the Res
olutions Committee.
ROOSEVELT IS OUR CHAMPION
Congressman Payne and Speaker
Cannon Hrve Been Converted to
the Good Cause.

That New Mexico and Arizona
are assured of separate statehood
before the inauguration of Presi-
dent RooSevelt's successor is the
firm conviction of Judge Richard
f, Sloan of Prescott, Arizona,
who was a member of the COM
mittee on resolutions at the re-
publican national convention last
week. In a newspaper interview
Tuesday Judge Sloan was quoted
as saying:
I'VE were beaten in the sub
committee, said Judge Sloan,
but we took our fight to the
full committee, told of our great
increase in population and wealth,
our great mining and agricultural
industry, splendid school systems
manned by university graduates,
and when / got through there
was a cry of Vote, Vote and
with a whoop the statehood plank
went through without a dissent
ing vote, greatly to our satisfac-
tion. We learned that Congress
man Payne, of New York, who
has heretofore fought the separ-
ate statehood measure, has been
converted and will give the bill
loyal support. also talk ID with
many other leaders of the house
and senate, and can say freely
that in my own mind there is no
doubt that the long desired state
hood consummation for New
Mexico and Arizona is at hand.
also learned that President
Roosevelt covets the honor of the
territorial emancipation during
his final term, and so will rec
ommend in his message that
action be taken by the short ses-
sion of congress. 1t was also re-
ported that Speaker Canon is now
ready to work for separate state
hood"
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
THE FOURTH IN SOCORRO
There Will Be an Interesting Pro
gram of Events Both Morning
and Evening.

An elaborate program of
events has been arranged by the
committee having the matter in
charge for the celebration of the
Glorious Fourth in Socorro. At
$50 in the forenoon there will
be a grand parade from the pla-
"a to the fair grounds, where the
declaration of independence will
be read and addresses will be de-
livered by Hon. Isidoro Armijo
of Las Cruces and others. In the
afternoon there will be foot races,
horse races, burro races, catch
ing the CREASED pig, climbing
the creased pole, a balloon as
cension, a game of baseball be-
tween the Socorro White Sox
and the San Marcial Browns,
and other events too numerous
to mention. Everybody is in
vited to attend.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
SAN ANTONIO vs.. SOCORRO
A Game of Ball That Furnished
Lots Of Amusement but Little
Science.

The San Antonio GraYs came
up last Sunday and undertook to
give the White Sox few points
on the national game. That the
Grays failed to give the pointers
and then rub them in to the
queens taste was no fault of the
White Sox. The game really
did rouse a little enthusiasm
among the fans at one or two
stages, but from start to finish
the best that could be said OF 1t
otherwise was that it was anus
ing. At the outset the Grays
had all the best of it, and it was
not until their half of the third
inning that the White Sox
showed any symptoms of know
ing the road to the home plate.
In the fifth inning the Grays
went to the bad and from that
time on the White Sox had it all
their own way. Both teams
should take a bracer and try
again. The batteries we're Mon
toya and Miera for the visitors
and Zingerly and StackpOle for
the home team. The following
tells the story:
scoRR
San Antonio 2 2415O00OO-12
Socorro .... OO728 sos x--22
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
RECEPTION TOANDREWS
Citizen of Albuquerque Unite in
Thanking Him for Services
Rendered to the City.
TIE IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Would Have Been Failure without
Appropriation of $4,000 Sc
cured by Delegate Andrews.

Hon. w. IL. Andrews, Nv
Mexico's delegate in congress,
was given a royal welcom. on
his arrival in Albuquerque ycStrr-
day evening in company with
Hon. Solomon Luna, national
committeeman, and Hon. III. O.
Bursum, chairman of the repub.
lican territorial committee.
After dinner at the Alvardd ,.
Mr.. Andrews was given an IN
formal reception at the rooms oi
the commercial club. The re-
ception was of an informal and
non-partisan character but very
largely attended, all citizens of
Albuquerque uniting in express
sions Ui gratitude to Mr.. An
drews for what lie had done for
the city. Il think we will all
admit that 1t would have been
impossible for Albuquerque to
have betrayed the heavy expenses
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
sOCORRO NEW MEXICO SATURDAY, JUNE 27. 1909

of the irrigation congress had it
not been for Mr.. Andrews who Sc
cured for us an appropriation of
$50, ,000," said Mayor Felix Lester
in his address of welcome.
Speaking of the prospect for
statehood for New Mexico, Mr..
Andrews said, that the short
session of the sixtieth congress
will bring statehood to New
Mexico is a certainty, as far as
any human thing may be GER
taiuty"
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
SHETTARD LEWIS DEAD

Shettard Lewis was found
dead in his cabin at his ranch
near Magdalena at IL o'clock
Thursday morning. Deceased
had lived in the vicinity of Mag
dalena for a great many years.
Papers found in his possession
indicate that he enlisted in COM
pauy K, 25th Ohio infantry,
June "a, 1861, and that he was
discharged August IS, 1862,
with a surgeons certificate of
total disability. He was wound
ed in the breast on April ID,
1862, and remained in the hos
pital until the time of his dis.
charge, when the surgeon said
he could not live six months,
Deceased was ~ years of age
and death resulted from dropsy
He was a member of Forsyth
Post No. 15,. G. A. R., of Tole'
do, Ohio. The remains were
buried at Magdalena at S O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
State of Ohio, City of Toledo !
Lucas County.


Frank ]. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., do
ing business in the City of Tole-
do, County and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the
sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. ID. 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces ol
the system. Send for testimon
ials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls family Pills TO
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
Baseball Tomorrow.

Socorro's White Sox and the
Magdalena aggregation of ball
tossers will meet on the diamond
at the fair grounds at the usual
hour tomorrow afternoon. Word
comes down from the hill that
the Magdalena boys play good
ball, so there is likely to be some
thing doing at tomorrow's game.
Let every body be there.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
White sox Versus Browns.

All reports to the contrary
no, withstanding, the San Marcial
Browns viii be IN Socorro on the
Glorious Fourth to try conclus-
,oas witn the White Sox. The
game will be played on the fair
grounds in the afternoon. 1t is
sure TO be a good one and every
body should see it.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
E. II. SWEET IS APPOINTED
Special Master for the Sale Of Prop
erty Belonging to the Broylss
Estate.

Yesterday Judge Parker APP
pointed T.. II. Sweet a special
master to sell a considerable
amount of property belonging to
the ]. N. Broyles estate at San
Marcial to satisfy the claims of
the State National Bank OF AL
buquerque against Mr.. Broyles.
The property TO be sold consists
of an electric light plant, grist
mill, a store building, several
town lots, a large amount of per-
sonal property, ct cetera. Ac-
cording to the terms of the APP
pointing instrument, the plain
tiff bank may become a purchas-
er.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27

=. G. McMahan came down
from Magdalena Tuesday and
while here showed specimen OF
ore in which the gold could easi-
ly be distinguished by the naked
eye. The ore came from an old
prospect about two miles north
of Magdalena, but the particu-
lar rock from which this speci-
men was taken was broken last
week. Mr.. McMahan said that
the vein was from four to SIX
inches wide. The specimen ol
ore looked very attractive.
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The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
Episcopal Services.

Reverend Fletcher Cook of AL
buquerque will conduct services
in the Episcopal church Monday
evening, June 20, beginning al
8 o'clock. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27

Call at The Chieftain Office for
your fancy stationery.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-06-27
Process Of Clearing the Docket Has
Been Rapidly Going Forward
This Week.
CRIMINAL CASES ARE FINISHED
Jury Was Dismissed Yesterday Even
ing to Resume Their Duties
on Monday Morning.

has proceeded very Satisfactorily
this week, only civil cases oc-
cupying the attention OF the
court. The jury was dismissed
yesterday afternoon until Monday
morning. The following cop-
pletes the record of cases disposed
of up to last night:
CIVIL DOCKET
Fitch VS.. Yunker; Judgment
for S328.O6.
Lorenza Lopez de Luna, adj
ministratrix, VS.. Carthage Fuel
Co.; referred by consent to Miss
Moffett to report, proofs.
Mrs. Emma Sherman VS.. Ami
ceto c. Abeytia and Claudio
Baca; verdict of not guilty.
Abran Abeyta VS.. Ambrosio
Torres; dismissed by plaintiff at
his costs.
Emil James VS.. Sullivan ct al,
judgement sustaining attachment
and for $1,000, amount due, and
costs; judgment against Jasper
N. Broyles, 1000.
First Bros. VS.. G.. Biavaschi;
dismissed by plaintiff at his costs.
John Becker Co. VS.. Manuel s.
Pine; referred by consent to Miss
Moffett to report proofs.
Sanchez VS.. Baldwin; same.
Montoya VS.. Gonzales y Garcia;
same.
Mcintyre & Allaire Co. VS..
Pinkenstein; same.
Herbert VS.. Black Rock Mining
and Development Co.; judgment
for ST., 500 damages.
CRIMINAL DOCKET
Territory VS.. Cuellar and Tais,
murder; verdict of not guilty.
Territory VS.. Roberts, larceny
of horse; nolle.
Territory VS.. Benadvides, ap-
peal on assault; dismissed by dis
trict attorney.
Territory VS.. Benavides, as
sault and battery; plea of guilty,
fine of $500 and costs.
Territory VS.. Mora, appeal;
dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Territory VS.. Teofila Valenzu-
ella de Peralta, murder; verdict
of not guilty.
Territory VS.. Barreras, unlaw-
fully discharging a gun within a
settlement; verdict of acquittal.
Territory VS.. Baca, unlawfully
handling a deadly weapon; ver-
dict of not guilty,
Territory VS.. Martha Hanel,
violating the Sunday law; nolle.
Territory VS.. James, peace pro-
ceeding; forfeiture set aside.
Territory VS.. Moulton, unlaw-
fully carrying deadly weapon;
verdict of guilty, fine of $50 and
costs.
Territory VS.. Moulton, resist
ing an officer; nolle.
Territory VS.. Sachrison, unlaw-
fully and feloniously discharging
a deadly weapon; plea of guilty,
fine of $50 and costs.
Territory VS.. Elias, assault
with intent to kill; verdict OF
guilty, sentence of one year and
six months in the penitentiary.
Territory VS.. Roberts and Elias,
breaking Jail; appeal granted.
Territory VS.. Roberts, unlaw'
fully drawing and furnishing a
deadly weapon; verdict of guilty,
sentence of three years in the
penitentiary at hard labor.
Territory VS.. Batchen, peace
proceedings; dismissed at costs o.
complaining witness.
Territory VS.. Sais; verdict o
guilty, appeal granted.