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VOL. 25 SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY. JUNE 22. 1907 NO. 21

COMISION DE CONDADO

So Reunon en la Casa do Corto on

Esto Ciudad como Cuerpo de

Igualamiento.

UN GRAN NUMERO DE ELEVACIONES

Montando a Man Que Cion Mil

Posos sobre ln SumaRetornada.

Kn una junta recular del uei-w- )

de comisionados, como n r i

de igualamiento, tenida i'ii estaciudad Junio 3 á las diez a. tu.,estaban presentes PresidenteDavid Farr, ComiMotmlo PedroS. Contreras, Inti'i píete E. S.Stapleton, Secretario E. II.Sweet, y Asesor A..B. Baca.

Elevaciones fueron hechas envaluaciones de propiedad comosigue:Joseph Price r e, $ 150 00

" p p, 150 00Esquipula Pino re, 120 00José l'ino y Baca . . . p p, 3M) 00Victor Sais.. p p, 7,000 00Silvestre Ksquivel . . p p, H75 00Vicente Chavez y Torres

p p, 700 00Eduardo Jaramillo, p p, 300 00Pat McKefTrey p p, 1,750 00Ramon Torres re, 100 00

" p p, 425 00Juan Garcia p p, 875 00Jose Garcia ...pp, 2,í25 00J. W. Hilton.. P P. 200 00Becker-Blac- k well Co p p, 2,500 00Ranch Supply Co, ..pp, 2,070 00Porfirio Sanchez pp, 1,000 00Jesus Lando vazo. . ..p p, 1,575 00Armstrong Uros ...pp, 075 00Carpió Chavez pp. 450 00Carpió Padilla p p, 450 00Gregorio Jaramillo pp, 500 00Domingo Daca pp, 200 00Juan Chavez v Lu-

cero p p, 441 00Silvestre Carrillo., .r e, 'AS 00Flavio Chavez pp, 175 00Pio Papa p p, 2)5 00R. W. Morley pp, 450 00Andres A. Romero p p, 4,375 00Mrs. J. P. Romero es-

tate p p, 3.500 00Juan Chavez y Vigil p p, 1,750 00Celso Armijo pp, 525 00T. W. Wilson p p, 450 00W S. Fullerton pp. 875 0015. A. Pino p p, 450 00Gabriel Pino pp, 700 00Adolfo Sanchez ....pp, 525 00Martiniano Chavez y B. 875 00Andrea Balatte pp, 700 00

. Juan A. Baca pp, 450 00Jose Chavez y Baca p p, 450 00Jose Ignacio Aragón p p, 4,375 00J. W. Nations p p, 5,250 00Anastacio Baca p p, 525 00Frank A. IIubbell..p p, 10,500 00Mel:io Apodaca. . .p p, 525 00Wm. Gardiner p p, 810 00E. A. Clemens pp, 750 00II. O. Bursum p p, 8,750 00Leopoldo Contreras p p, 900 00Matías Contreras.. p p, 00 00Abran Contreras. . ..p p, 1,(75 00Antonio Tafoya yCpp, 525 00

Ante el cuerpo de comisiona-dos de condado del condado deSocorro de Nuevo Mexico.

'f En el asunto de ciertos dinerospagados por equívoco por E. A.Clemens por medio de su agente,el tesorero y colector de dichocondado.

Apareciendo á la satisfacciónde dicho cuerpo de comisionadosde condado que en el día lo deMayo, 1007, el dicho E. A Clemens, por A. B. Baca, su agente,pagó al tesorero y colector dedicho condado la suma de noventa y cinco pesos y sesenta y trescentavos en orden de comprar dedicho condado á una venta por

, tasación W li NW y E 'A NE de las secciones 1 y 2 delcabildo tres S de la corriera 4 Wde la linea meridiana de NuevoMexico en dicho condado; y aparecienuo que cuarenta y nuevepesos v cincuenta y un centavostie dicha suma fue pagada y recebida por una mala comprehen- -ción y equívoco de parte de dichoagente v el dicho tesorero y colector, y además apareciendo quedos terceras partes de dica sumaha sido ya distribuida al fondogeneral de decho condado y unatercera parte de la misma al fondo general de escuelas de dichocondado:

Ahora, por lo tanto, es poresta resulto y ordenado que ungiro sea girado por dicho condado á favor del dicho A. B. Baca,agente como antes dicho, en contra del fondo general de dichocondado por la suma de treinta y

tres pesos y en su favor por lasuma de diez y seis pesos y cin

cuenta y un centavos en contradel fondo general de escuelas dedicho condado, paraá el por dicho pago erróneo; y ellicho tesorero y colector de dicho

condado de Socorro sea y es poreste dirigido de girar un certificado de venta al dicho E. A.Clemens cubriendo el propiedadarriba descrito por las tasaciones,penas, y costos por los años l'H)4

l'K)5, siendo quince pesos y

cuarenta y nueve centavos por eliño de PM)4 y diez y seis pesos vcincuenta dos centavos por elirto l'05, v que el de un recilal dicho E. A. Clemens por lastasaciones del afio l'HN en dichapropiedad, catorce pesos y veinteent.ivos. Y que el certilicado

viejo sea cancelado.C). K., II. A. oi.i'ONn.

Procurador de Distrito.

CHASE-CHAC- E ASSOCIATION

The following notice of theannual Chase-Chac- e associationreunion has, been sent to TheChieftain for publication. C. T.Brown of this city is one of thevice-preside- of the association,and the family has several rep-resentatives in this vicinity.Says the notice:

The Eighth Annual Reunionof the Chase-Chac- e Associationwill be held at Grange Hall,West Newbury, Mass., at 10:30A. M. Thursday, June 27, l')07.The Association is fortunate insecuring for speaker on this oc-

casion Frederick II. Chase, esq..formerly Assistant District Attorney for Suffolk Countv, whowill address the gathering upon

The Chase 1 annly's claims toEnglish millions, the Facts inthe Case." In addition to theaddress the committee has inthe preperation an interestingliterary and musical programand an invitation to attend thegathering is extended to all ofChase-Chac-e name or decent.Dinner will be served in thelower hall at 1 o'clock by Tannerof Haverhill.

Marriage Licenses Issued.Marriage licenses have recently

been issued in the office of Pro-bate Clerk E. II. Sweet to thefollowing named persons:

Jesus Lopez, aged 2( years, ofContadero and Juliana Rivera,aged 18 years, of San Antonio.

Jose Vigil, aged 26 years, andSevera Carrillo, aged 18 years,both of Magdalena.

Joseph Petrovic, aged 24 years,and Christina Storecivic, aged20 years, both of Carthage.

Orvil DeCamp, aged 25 years,and Violet Merchant, aged 17years, both of Kelly.

Manuel Baca, aged 3d years,and Andrellita Bandonado, aged38 years, both of San Marcial.

Henry Wertman, aged 31years, of Peralta and Miss AnnaIleymer, aged 23 years, of (que-mado.

Pedro Sanchez, aged 23 years,and Encamación Zamora, aged20 years, both of Kelly.

Visited by a Boar.

A lear story comes down fromthe Kelly camp, or, rather, C. T.Brown brought it down. Mr.Brown says that the night shiftat the Germany mine are re-

sponsible for it. According tothe statements of the membersof the shift, they heard something prowling about the mouthof the shaft one night recently,and, on coming out to see whatthe intruder might be, were nota little astonished to see a year-ling bear sitting not far awaylicking his chops as though hehad just devoured somethingthat he relished very much orwere preparing to do so. Themembers of the shift had nofirearms with them so theyresorted to bombarding his bear- -ship with rocks and yells, towhich he paid not the slightestattention. When a stick ofgiant powder was exploded inhis immediate vicinity, however,the intruder stampeded over therocks .and through the brushwith a rattling and crashingthat resembled that of a minature avalanche. And furtherdesponent sayetli not.

Attorney W. A. FlemingJones of Las Cruces, who hasbeen east for several weeks on atrip combining business andpleasure, called on DelegateAndrews and Attorney W. B.Childers at the Shorehain hotelin Washington Thursday.

SARINANA WAS ACQUITTED

Not Evidence Enough to ConvictHim of Having; Committed with

Deadly Weapon.

Manuel Seriñana, employedfor some time as editorial writeron the staff of El Defensor nielPueblo of this city, was tried inthe district court the first of theweek on a charge of assault witha deadly weapon. Testimonyintroduced by the prosecutionwent to show that Sariñana entered Biavischi's saloon in adrunken condition, called for aglass of liecr, and when reminded that the price was tencents instead of five becameabusive, following the bar-tender about the room evidentlyseeking trouble; also that abystander noticed that he hadan open pocket knife in hishand and partly up his sleeve.siezed his arm, took away theknife, and handed it to the citvmarshal. Messrs. Doughertyand Fitch, attorneys for the de- -'

fense, undertook to show thateven if Sariflana had a knife asalleged his conduct did notwarrant his conviction on acharge of assault with a deadlyweapon. The jury returned averdict of not guilty.

RICHARDS-HOCKET- T WEDDING

To Bo Celebrated in San Marcial onthe Twenty-sixt- h Day

of June.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ilockettof San Marcial are sending outinvitations to the marriage oftheir daughter Salina to Hoi.Harvey M. Richards. The bride- -elect is a charming daughter inan excellent family. The groomis a business man of good stand-ing in San Marcial who repre-sented the council district composed of the counties of Socorroand Sierra in the legislativeassembly last winter with greatcredit to himself, his district, andhis party. The wedding will beone of the most prominent celebrated in Socorro county in recent years, and the contractingparties will , receive the con-gratulations and good wishes ofa very large circle of friends andacquaintances.

ANOTHER RICH STRIKE

A Twelve-Fo- ot Vein of Zinc LoadSulphide in Tunnol on tho

Mistlotoo Oroup.

Another rich strike has Iwenadded to the numler made in theMagdalena district. On theMistletoe group, in a tunnel,1,170 feet from the portal, twelvefeet of zinc-lea- d sulphide hasljcen opened up. The ore iscube galena and rosin blend verycoarsely chrystalline and constitutes an idle jigging proposition. The Mistletoe group islocated on the south side of Chi-

huahua gulch nearly a milesouth of the Kelly mine, and thestrike demonstrates the fact thatthe ore belt is extending into thesouthern part of the district.The property is owned by Wm.F. Gordon and St. Louis capi-talists.

"A Good Old Age."

The morning subject is howto enjoy old age. "Cast nw notolí in time of old age. For-sake me not." Study Job andhis intercessions for his children,and Timothy's grandmotherLois.

At 8 p. m., "Of such is thekingdom of Heaven." How oldmust a child be to be saved.Illustrations of impressions asearly as two years old. "Heav-en lies alout us in our infancy."Wecan raise more Christians byjuvinile christian culture thanby adult conversion, a thousandto one." Said a little girl in acrowded meeting, only 'f yearsold. "The more I think of Je-

sus, the uiore I love him." Andher face was radiant with joy.

B. C. Mkkkkk.

Hon. Frank W. Parker adjourn-ed court Thursday afternoon andleft for his home in Las Crucesyesterday morning. The termof court was a very quiet one,but the results of the verdictsrendered in some cases tried mayprove to lie very far reachiug intheir general effect.

THE DISTRICT COURT

List of Last of Cases Finally Dis-

posed of During tho TermJust Closod.

THE CLOSE OF A QUIET TERM

Sovnral Offenders against the LawAro Sentenced to Terms in

the Penitentiary.

Hon. Frank W. Parker, pre-siding judge of the fifth judicaldistrict, adjourned the regularJune term of court for Socorrocounty Thursday. Judge Parkerand his corps of efficient courtofficials are entitled to generouscredit for the manner in whichthey disposed of all businessthat claimed their attention.That much is conceded byeverybody, but the verdicts ren-dered by the juries in one or twocases are meeting with verysevere criticism. It is hopedthat there will lc less cause forcomplaint on this score at thenext term of court.

The last of the cases finallydisposed of during the term areas follows:

CIVIL DOCKKT.

Charles II. Elmendorf, SidneyP. Allen, James E. Wilson, andJames G. Fitch vs. David Baca,Filberto C. Baca, Inerino Baca,and George Reid; judgement byconsent for plaintiff as prayedfor and one cent damages.

The Hendrie & Botthoff Manu-facturing anil Supply Co. et alvs. The Socorro Gold MiningCo.; referred to W. D. New-com- b

as referee to take proofsand report.

Ed. Brittenstene vs. The Con-solidated Iron & Steel Co. andBankers' Trust Co. of the Cityof New York, Trustee; referredto W. U. Newcomb by consent totake the proofs within ten days.

B. Stern & Son vs. Jaser N.Broyles; settled and dismissed atplaintiff's costs.

Elfego Baca vs. TomasEsquibel; dismissed at plaintiff'scosts by plaintiff.

In the matter of the real es-

tate of Laura Ilerrick and MalelHerrick, minors; Alice K. Iler-rick appointed special guardianto sell certain real estate belong-ing to said minors.

In the matter of the petitionof Patrick McKeefrey for theabatement of certain taxes; judg-ment rendered against PatrickMcKeefrey in S401.30 for taxesfor the years 103, l'04, 1W5,ami l'HW, and other taxes forthose years abated.

Frank M. Cossitt vs. FannieIsabel Cossitt, divorce; decree,pro confesso.

Barton Brothers vs. The Socorro company; judgment in$720.28.

The Colorado Bedding Com pany vs. The Socorro Company;judgment in $345.88.

CKIMINAL DOCKKT.

Territory vs, Irwin Wallace,murder; dropped with leave toreinstate.

Territory vs. Canuto Apodaca,assault with a deadly weaponwith intent to kill; defendantpleads guilty, sentence of sixmonths and one day and costs.

Territory vs. Patrick Gannand Ilerschel T. Maybery, un-

lawfully holding under herdneat cattle, and larceny; verdictof not guilty.

Territory vs. James Stevens;defendant required to give a newbond in $200.

Territory vs. Jose Lozano ySoto, larceny; verdict of guilty,sentence of five years, fine of$500 and costs.

Territory vs. Mike Foley,assault and insult with wordswhile being armed with a deadlyweapon; nolle.

Territory vs. Emilio Jaramillo,unlawfully discharging a gunwithin the limits of settlement;plea of guilty, sentence of sixmonths and costs.

Territory vs. Emilio Jaramillo,attempt to rape: nolle.

Territory vs. Manuel Sariñana,insulting another withoutsufficient provocation while be-

ing armed with a deadly weapon;nolle.

Territory vs. RumualdoRamirez, murder; verdict of notguilty.Territory vs. Manuel Sariflana,

assault etc.; verdict of not

guilty.Territory vs. Francisco

Tafoya, unlawfully" drawingand flourishing a (load 1 y weaponwithin a settlement; ' plea ofguilty, sentence of one year andcosts.

Territory vs. Maria Baca,assault etc.: defendant committed to the grand jury andadmitted to bail in the sum of$1.000.

Territory vs. Manuel Olguin.larccncv from an office, shop,and warehouse; plea of guiltyand sentence of six months andone day and costs.

OFF FOR THE PENITENTIARY

Shorifi Aniceto O. Abeytia Luft ThisMorning With Five Under

Sentence.

Sheriff Aniceto C. Alicytia leftSocorro this nuriii"r with liveprisoners in custody under sen-tence to serve terms of variouslengths in the territorial peni-tentiary at Santa Fe. The pris-oners, their terms, and their of-

fenses were as follows: CanutoApodaca, six months and oneday, assault with a deadly weap-on with intent to kill; Joc Loza-no y Soto, live years, larceny ofhorses; Miguel Olguin, sixmonths and one day, larceny;Emilio Jaramillo, six monthsand one day, unlawfully dis-charging a gun within the limitsof a settlement; Francisco Ta-foya, one year, drawing andflourishing a deadly weapon.Messrs. Henry Dreyfus andDavid Baca accompanied SheriffAlteytia as guards.

USED A BLUNJ INSTRUMENT

Maria Baca Now Under 011,000Bond to Await Action of Grand

Jury.

Torres Brothers' saloon wasthe scene of a row Wednesday.Two young men entered the sa-

loon and demanded the drinkson credit. On - being informedthat they had no credit in thatdispensary, one of them struckAmbrosio Torres on the side ofhis face. Mr. Torres returnedthe blow and supposed that thatended the matter; but his assail-ant returned in a few momentsand struck him on the side of thehead with some blunt instrumentinflicting a pretty bad wound.The two young sports werepromptly arrested and taken be-

fore Judge Parker, who placedone of them, Maria Baca, underbond of $1,000 to appear beforethe next grand jury.

THE RIVER ON A RAMPAGE

San Antonio and Vicinity Have Suf-fered Some Loss and Are

Threatened With Mora

The Rio Grande del Norte isin an ugly mood down at SanAntonio and vicinity. Accord-ing to reports I rom down there,the little settlement of Guadala-jara has been practically ruined,likewise many wheat and alfalfafields, and a force of men washard at work yesterday on adyke to protect the new town ofSan Antonio. Reports from upthe river indicate little, if any,further rise, and it is to le hoped that San Antonio and vicinitywill suffer no further loss.

Court House Improvements.Improvements continue to le

the order of the day at the courthouse. Workmen are now en-

gaged in painting the outsidewoodwork and will soon !eginthe painting of the walls andnew steel ceilings of the courtroom. The improvements thathave lx-e-n made and those stillin prospect were absolutely nec-

essary to put the court house insuch a condition that it wouldbe a credit to the county, andthe county commissioners are tole commended for the steps thevhave taken in the matter.

District Attorney and Mrs. II.A. Wolford left for their homeat IIillsloro yesterday morning.Mr. Wolford went home feelingconsiderably discouraged overthe result of his efforts to bringSocorro county's violators of thelaw to justice, but he hopes thatcircumstances will le such as tohelp hiin to secure better resultsat the next term of court.

JUDGE ARRAIGNS JURY

Hon, Frank W. Parker Tells JuryThat Acquitted Ramirez The?

Aro Disgrace to County.

NOISY SPECTATORS ARE JAILED

Threw Thoir Hats to the Ceiling; andChoernd Whon The Vordict Was

Announced.

What was doubtless one of themost remarkable occurrencesever witnessed in a court rinuilin Socorro county, took placeWednesday aftirrmon when thejury empaneled to try RumaldoRamirez for the killing of Man-uel Valenzuela brought in theirverdict of not guilty.

In the first place, to the layman who has no proer appre-ciation of the "quibbles andquiddits" of law which are some- -

times made use of to save acriminal from deserved punishment, the case eomed a clearone against the defendant. Thetestimony introduced showedthat for some affront, real orfancied, the defendant went tohis home for his gun, salliedforth in search of his victim, lavin wait for him, ami shot himdown on sight. The defense entered a plea of self-defens- e.' Thecourt instructed for either murder in the firt degree or acquittal. 1 he jury was at lirst uUmtevenly divided, but after delib-erating an hour and a halfagreed upon a verdict of notguilty. No sooner was the ver-dict announced than there weredemonstrations of approval intwo or three parts of the courtroom, three or four men going sofar as to throw up their hats.Hon. Frank W. Parker, the pre-siding judge, promptly orderedthe arrest of the otTenders andsent two of them to jail fortedays for contempt of rt.

Judge Parker then proceededto arraign the jurors very severelyfor their verdict. He told themthat by their verdict they ' liaddisgraced themselves and - dis-graced the county, and thatthey had opened the way forany man to take the law intohis own hands, go in search ofthe man who had offended iim,and shoot him down at sight.The arraignment was doubtlessone of the severest ever heard ina court room. Some of the jur-ors now defend themselves bysaying that !cfore they qualifiedthey announced in open courtthat they were absolutely op-posed to capital punishment andcould not, therefore, find a , ver-dict of guilty of murder in "thefirst degree. The circumstancesconnected with the trial of thecase were remarkable from beginning to end. I

FURIOUS STORM IN EL PASO

Severest Storm of Its Kind on Rec-ord in tho Pass City, Says the

Herald.

The storm of rain and windthat visited Socorro Wednesdayevening was of far greater inten-sity at El Paso. Speaking ofthe storm, the Herald says:

"An electrical storm of greatintensity, accompanied by windreaching nearly cyclonic velocityand a rainfall of nearly a halfinch, broke over El Paso at 7:30o'clock last night and raged lortwo hours. It was the severeststorm of its kind on record inthis city and it is remarkablethat serious damage was notdone.

"Thunderbolt after thunder-bolt occurred and at one time thewind reached a velocity of 52miles an hour. The total rain-fall as recorded at the weatherbureau was 0.48 of an inch.The rain,, with more or less hail,came down in torrents for a fewminutes."

The Herald then devotes twocolumns to a description of thedamage suffered by electric light,telephone, and street car com-panies.

Mrs. C. T. Brown and sons! expect to leave Monday morningJ to visit the Jamestown ei posi-

tion and other points of interest' in the east including the city of' Washington.

8!jc Socorro (íljicftoin.PUBLISHED BY

0C0RR0 COUNTY PUBLISHINQ CO.

K. A. DRAKE Editor.

Entered at Socorro Postoflice as secondclan mail matter.

TEKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.(Strictly in advance.)

One year 12 00Sis month 1 00

OFFICIAL PAPER OF SOCORRO COUHTT.

SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1W7.

At the present writing it ap-

pears altogether probable thaithe term of district court for So-

corro county now in progresswill close by the end of the week.The term has liecn a very satis-

factory one. In fact, JudgeFrank W. Parker and his effic-

ient corps of court officials archeartily to le congratulated overthe exH'ditious, businesslikemanner in which they have dis-

posed of all matters that havecalled for their consideration.

"Acting Gov. Kavnoi.ds lastThursday commuted ths sentenceof death against Valentina Mad-

rid and Alma Lyons, at Socorro,to have lieen executed tomorrow,to imprisonment for life," saysthe Koswell Register-Tribun- e.

The Register-Tribun- e may meanwell, but really Socorro cravesno further distinction than shehas already won because of thecriminals within her gates.Ilillsborro should make haste toclaim her own.

It now appears that the pres-ident's policy in regard to thepublic lands will be endorsed bythe public lands convention insession in Denver. The presi-

dent's policy is, in brief, to preserve what remains of the publictimber lands, mineral lands, andgrazing and agricultural landsfrom the hands of private cor-ixratio-

There seems to beabsolutely no reason why thispolicy should not commend its'elf to everybody except to thosewho wish to manipulate the pul- -

lic domain with an eye single totheir own selfish purposes.

Captain Ci-kk- y sailed torhome last Sunday. On his arrival in ían v rancisco on orabout July seventh, he will atonce proceed to Oyster Uay for aconsultation witli the president.Ten days later he will arrive inSanta Fe and inaugurate a poli-

cy that will immediately convince the democrats of the utterhopelessness of any further ef-

forts on their part to gain polit-ical advantage by means of in-

trigue with a few disgruntledrepublicans. That unholy alli-

ance may then take itschoice between the spanking ma-

chine and the handcuffs, chain,and staple and seventeen days onbread and water.

Doks the Santa Ke New Mex-

ican really mean to intimatethat the late boy governor, thepatron saint of fake reformersand democrats, was guilty ofany of the official peculationsthat he so roundly railed againstin others? Says the New Mex-

ican: "Mayle those vouchersfor contingent exenses of theexecutive office under the recentfake reform Governor were bum-am- i

niaylx: they were not. May-

be an expenditure of several hun-dred dollars for a reception at theexecutive residence was a legi-timate contingent expense andmaybe it was not. These iues-tion- s

may be answered in duecourse of time and again theymay not."

Mayok Sciimitz of San Fran-cisco was an obscure man leforchis election to the office in whichhe has won so unenviable a dis-

tinction. I lis predecessors inoffice had indulged in a perfectorgie of corruption, and the la-

boring men of the city asked hiselection to show the world thatone of their class could resist thewiles of the devil to which men

of other classes had yielded soreadily. During the f.rst yearof Mayor Schtr.itz's career thereseemed to be good reason to hopethat the laboring men's conten-tion for him was well foundedand that the cause of organizedlabor would be strengthenedmightily by his official conduct.But, with sorrow be it said, thehope was not to be realized.Mayor Schmitz fell before thewiles and seductions of the bood-ler- s

and grafters, and in his fallthe cause of organized labor re-

ceived a blow from which itwill take it years to recover."That 'tis true 'tis pity, andpity 'tis 'tis true."

And so the Ilagerman claq-ueurs consider the Trelford inves-tigation a roaring farce, do they?That is not to be woodered atwhen the Ilagerman method ofprocedure is considered. If Act-ing Governor Raynolds had chos-en to follow the precedent estab-lished by a certain ex- - governor,he would have demanded Trel- -

ford's resignation summarily,lie would then have imported so- -

called experts from Colorado orsome other foreign country to in-

vestigate Trelford's official conduct and would have set them towork with careful instructionsas to what their findings shouldbe. He would have tleniedTrelford any hearing whateverat this investigation. Trelfordwould not have been served witha copy of the experts' report,but that report would have beengiven to some political organ un-

friendly to him for publicationjust at the time best suited toruin him politically if he hadany political standing whatever.Such procedure would have beenaccording to precedent. ActingGovernor Raynolds, however, didnot choose to follow such a precedent. He heard that Trelford had been guilty of punishing convicts in a manner so inhuman and brutal that punish-ment by means of the now fam-

ous spanking machine was onlychild's play in comparison. Theacting governor instituted an investigation under the directionof Attorney General PrichardThe evidence already adduced isenough to establish the fact thatTrelford is guilty as charged.The only defense thus far offered is the bald assertion that theinvestigation is a farce. In fact,no other defense seems possible.

Every Man Hii Own Doctor.The average man cannot afford

to employ a pnysician lor everyslight ailment or injury thatmay occur in his family, norcan he afford to neglect them, asso slight an injury as the scratchof a pin has been known to causethe loss of a limb. Hence everyman must from necessity be hisown doctor for this class of ail-

ments. Success often dependsupon prompt treatment, whichcan only lie had when suitablemedicines arc kept at hand.Chamlerlain's Remedies havebeen in the market for manyyears and enjoy a good reputa-tion.

Chamberlain's Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy for bowelcomplaints.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedyfor coughs, colds, croup andwhooping cough.

Chamberlain's Pain Halm (anantiseptic linimeuU for cuts,bruises, burns, sprains, swellings,lame back and rheumatic pains.

ChamlK-rlain'- s Stomach andLiver Tablets for constipation,biliousness and stomach troubles.

Chamberlain's Salve for dis-

eases of the skin.One bottle of each of these

preparations costs but $1.25.For sale by all druggists.

Supervisor Ross McMillan re-

turned yesterday from an officialinspection of the northern halfof the Jemez National Forest.The sheep men in that section ofthe Territory are jubilant overtheir Iamb crop which will average from HO to 95 per cent.Santa Fe New Mexican.

Subscribe for The Chieftain.

And H Wm Mot Oerman.One of our third grade teach

ers noticed a little fellow theother day during a penmanshiplesson who was evidently absorbed in his work and putting hiswhole soul into his efforts tomake his results look like theteacher's copy upon the black-board.

Thinking such devotion worthyof special reward she passed upthe aisle to give him an encour-aging pat upon the head and theregulation smile of approval.As she drew near she noticedthat his lips were moving, andthat with the completion of eachletter he compared it with hiscopy and muttered audibly,

datnit," "damit;" then screwedup his courage and his lips for anew attempt. The teacher passed on without distracting hismind from his work.

Remarkable Rescue.That truth is stranger than

fiction, has once more been demonstrated in the little town ofFedora, Tenn., the Rresidence ofC. V. Pepper. He writes: "Iwas in bed, entirely disabledwith hemorrhages of the lungsand throat. Doctors failed tohelp me, and all hope had fledwhen I began taking Dr. King'sNew Discovery. Then instantrelief came. The coughing soonceased, the bleedirg diminishedrapidly, and in three weeks I wasable to go to work." Guaranteedfor coughs and colds. 50c. and$1.00, at the Socorro Drug andSupply Co. Trial bottle free.

The Truth About Starving.Novelists write a lot of non

sense about the extreme sufferingthat accompanies starvation. Itis all poppy-coc- k, says DillonWallace in the Outint? Magazine.Anv healthy person, with a nomal appetite, after missing twoor three meals is as hungry ashe ever gets. After awhile thereis a sense of weakness thatgrows on one, and this increaseswith the days. Then therecomes a desire for a great dealof sleep, a sort of lassitude thatis not unpleasant, and this desirebecomes more pronounced as theweakness grows. The end isalways in sleep.

Tetter Cured.A lady customer of ours had

suffered with tetter for two orthree years. It got so bad onher hands that she could not attend to her household duties,One box of Chamberlain's Salvecured her. Chamberlain's medicines give plendid satisfaction inthis community. M. II. Sodnky& Co., Almond, Ala. ChamberIain's medicines' are for sale byall druggists.

Children and Dogs.

The child who is taught tolove animals and to have a dogas a companion is introduced toa friend of the truest and bestkind the kind of friendship thatlasts. Have you never haddog? Then you don't knowwhat pleasure can be had in hiscompanionship in rambles, in hisquiet presence in vour room, hisunobtrusiveness when humancompany would lore vou; ;

"chum" who always adapts himsell to your mood when manorwoman would jar upon vou. Byall means cultivate in children a

love of animals, especially o"man's best friend," the dog.

He Fired the Stick."I have fired the walking

stick I've carried over 40 yearson account of a sore that resist-ed every kind of treatment, untilI tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve;that has healed the sore andmade me a happy man," writesJohn Garrett, of North Mills,N. C. Guaranteed for piles,burns, etc., by the Socorro Drugand Supply Co., 25c.

Similarity in Language.There are 3,000 words which

are used alike in French andEnglish without change of spell-ing.

An assortment of fancy sta-tionery at the Chieftain office.

Chinese nótela.The hotels arc usually group

ed within a square or two of oneanother. Each one seeks to at-

tract guests bv high soundingtitles. For example, in Cantonare hotels which flaunt the signsof the Fortunate Star, the Gol-

den Profits (an unusually frankconfession for a landlord tomake) the Rank Conferring andthe Happiness. The food is notso baa, but the traveler whogoes to one of these houses tosleep will wish that he had goneto another. The ledrooms aresmall, thin walled Injxesin whichyou may hear the breathing ofyour next ncigh1or or ! keptawake half the night by the con-

versation of people at the otherend of the hall or, worse still.be almost stifled by the smokefrom an opium pipe which is being indulged m by the manacross the passageway.

The Magic No. 3.

Numlier three is a wonderfulmascot for Geo. II. Parris, ofCedar Grove, Me., according toa letter which reads: "Aftersuffering much with liver andkidney trouble, and Incominggreatly discouraged bv the fail-

ure to find relief, I tried ElectricBitters, and as a result I am awell man today. The first bottle relieved and three bottlescompleted the cure." Guaranteedbest remedy for stomach, liverand kidney troubles, sold by

the Socorro Drug and SupplyCo. 50c.

The Voice of the People.Bob Toombs of Georgia was

massive in frame and a giant inintellect. A back country papercriticised a bill he was puttingthrough the legislature. "Thissheet, roared, flourishing italoft at a public meeting in Marletta," is al)out the size of a boy'sshirt tail and is called Vox Pop-u- li

the voice of the people! Ithas leen established eight yearsand has a circulation of 100weekly in a state with 1,000,000population. Voice of the people!Why, it is the voice of one of thepeople, and he is an illiterateass!"

Do Not Nogloct tho Children.At this season of the year the

first unnatural looseness ofchild's bowels should have immediate attention. The best thingthat can be given is ChamberIain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-rhoea Remedy followed by castoroil as directed with each bottleof the remedy. For sale by alldruggists.

For delicious ice cream sodaand cool drinks, go to Winkler's

"All is fair in love and war,quoted the Wise Guy. Or,otherwise, before and after marriage," added the Simple Mug.

How'sYourLiver?

It will pay you to tako good care ofyour liver, because, If you do, yourliver will tike good caro of you. .

Sick liver puts you all out of sorts,makes you pale, dizzy, sick p.t thestomach, gives you stomach aclie,headache, malaria, etc. Well liverkeeps you well, by purifying yourblood and digesting your food.

Thorn Is only one safe, certain andreliable liver medicine, and that is

Bedford'sBlack-Draug- ht

For over 60 years this wonderfulvegetable remedy has been the standbyIn thousands of homes, and Is todaythe favorite liver medicine In the world.

It acts gently on tho liver and kidneys, and does not Irritate the bowels.

it cures constipation, relieves congestion, and purines the system froman overflow of bile, thereby keepingllio body in perfect Health.

Price 25c at all druggists anddealers.

Test It.

The Story of Medicine.Its namo "Golden Modlral Discovery

was mikrtoW by one of It moft Import-ant and valuable Ingredient GoldenSeal root

Nearly forty years ago. Dr. Pierce discovered that he could, by the use of pure,triple-refine- d glycerine, aided by a certain degree of constantly mainuuneaheat and with the aid of apparatus andappliances designed for that purpose, rt

from our most valuable native me-

dicinal root their curative propertiesmuch letter than by the use of alcohol.o generally employed. So the now world- -

famed "Golden Medical Discovery," lorthn rnrn nf weak stomach. Indlffestlon. or(1y"p'p-lf- i, torpid liver, or biliousness anakindred derangements was first made, asIt ever slnro has been, without a particleof alcohol In Its make-up- .

A glnnre at the full list of Its Ingredient", printed on every bottle-wrappe- r.

will chow that it Is made from the mostvaluable medicinal roots found growingIn nnr American forests. All these

hnve received the strongest endorsement from the leading medical expert, teacher and writers on Muterut

(! n lm rioommcnd them as the veryfpit remedies for tho diseases for which"Guidon Medical Discovery " Is advised.

A little hook or these endorsements liasbeen compiled by Dr. R. V. 1'leree, ofllnlTalo, N. Y., and will lie mailed rre toany one asking same by postal card, or

addressed to tho )octor as above.From these endorsement, copied fromstandard medical books of all the differ-ent schools of practice. It will bo foundthat the ingredients composing tho "Gold-en MivHcbI Discovery " are advised notonly for the cure of the above mentioneddiscuses, but also for tho cure of all ca-tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,accompalnod with catarrhal discharge,hnnrseness, sore throat, lingering, or

and all those wastingaffections which, If not promptly and

treated are liable to terminatefimperly Take Dr. 1'lerce' Dis-covery In time and persevere In Its uountil yon give It a fair trial and It Is notlikely to dlsapiMilnt. Too much must notbe expected of It It will not performmiracles. I will not cure consumptionIn Its advanced stnges. No medicine will.It vill euro the affections that lead up toconsumption, if taken in time.

Notice of Suit.In the District Court. Third Judic

ial District, of the Territory of NewMexico, held within the County ofSocorro.Theodore W. Wilson,

Plaintiff,vs. No. 5180.

Nellie n. Wilson, Divorce.Defendant, i

Notice is hereby civen. that Theodore W. Wilson,' the plaintiff in theabove entitled cause of action, nafiled his bill of complaint against thealxjve named defendant, Nellie B.Wilson, praying for an absolute di-

vorce from said defendant, from thebonds of matrimony, in the DistrictCourt of the Third Judicial District ofthe Territory of New Mexico, heldwithin and for the county of Socorro,and, that ui less you, the above nameddefendant, Nellie B. Wilson, shall en-

ter or cause to be entered your appear-ance, and defend said action, in saidcourt, on or before the 10th. day ofJuly, A. D. 1907, at the Court house,in Socorro, Socorro county New .Mexi-co, judgment by default and a decree

will be entered againstyou.

The name of the attorney for plaintiff, is W. E. Kcllcy, whose post officeaddress is Socorro, New Mexico,

Witness my hand and the acal ofthe Third Judicial District Court ofthe Territory of New Mexico, this 13thday of Mav. A. D. 1907.'IScalJ William E. Martin,

Clerk of CourtBy Ac.xes M. Jaques,

Deputy Clerk.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.of Tim Interior;

Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.,April 29, 1907

Notice is hereby given that RichardW. Swindle, of Dátil, N. M.f has filednotice of his intention to make finalCommutation proof in support of hisclaim, viz: Homestead fc,ntry ko,7740 made Dec. 2, 1903, for the WJiNW1-- 4 N'í SW1-- 4 Section 34, Township 2N, Range 10W and that said

will be made before K. 11. sweet,rroof Clerk, at Socorro, N. M., onJune 14, 1907.

lie names the following witnessesto prove his continuous residenceupon, and cultivation of, the land,

II. Payne, of Burle, N. M-- . II,C. Medley, of Magdalena, N. M., L.V. Medley, of Magdalena, N. M., II,Williams, of Socorro, N. M.

Manuel R. Otero,Register,

Aviso de Administración.Los abajo firmados notifican á quien

concierna (pie fuimos nombrados porla honorable Corte uc Pruebas del condado de Socorro como administradoresdel estado de mi finado esposo y padre,Alcianuro García, r.u coufuruiiuaücon la ley renuirimos á todas las personas que deban á dicho estado de arreglar sus cuentas y las que tengancuentas en contra del estado de pre-sentarlas para exanimación dentro deltiempo prescrito por ley, etc.

Joskfita Ciiavkz dk García,NATivirAi Ton RUS.

Administradores.Estafeta, San Marciai, N. M.

SALE or TIMIIF.R. WaMiiiittnn, I. C, May2. Tin. Scaled Indi market ouihmIp "loo, J mi

It Sale application 23, 1 ' 7, (lilaNational Foict," ami aililrenHctl tu the Forest-er, KoreM Service, Wanltiiiir Inn, 1. C, will bertveivrO uptoauu iiicluitiiiir the is day of June,I'liT. fur all the merchantable dead limberNtaniliiiir and down, mid all the live timbermarked for cuttluir by the forest officers, on adiniuiialiHl area of approximately bad aeren,located within Sectloin. 1 and 12, T. 11 S., K. IW. a ml Sections u and 7, X. 11 IS., K. IS W., N.M. 1. M. within the t.ila National KoreM, NewMexico. eHtimaled to lie ul cord of yellowpine, Hiiruce, anil oak. No bid of lew than 30ceniH. per cord will lie con metered, and a deiiosit- Jr.. I L If I.... I'l l

Aieni. Korem Service. WasliiiiKlun, 11. C, I.each bid Kuhmitied i the ForeMer. Timlierupon valid claim in exempted from sale. Theriulit to reject any and all bids is renervedFor further information and revulatious iroveruiiiit tulle, add ret Mr. H. C. McClure, For.ett Suervior, Silver City, N. Méx. h. rCaktkh, Acting Foreoter.

Wanted, teams to haul lumberfrom Iluches' saw mill to Kellv.Ñ. M. Apply to V. II. Hughes orUecker-lJlackwe- U company, Magdalena.

Oats, oats, oats for sale atGeo. K. Cook's livery stable.

Fresh vegetables at Winkler's

Tila """ i .i. tALOCAL, TIME TABLE.

9 SOCORRO. North

3:00 am Passenger 3:00 a m10:00 p m ... Fast Freight . . . 1:55 a m1 1 : 55 a m . . . Local Frc i ght... 4:05 a n i

No. 99 and 100 carrylpassengers ny

ween Albuquerque andJSan Marcial.MAGDALENA BRANCH.

Daily except Sunday.7:45 a ni Lv. .Socorro. .Ar 2:10 p m

ti ui aJACK éf AuTflADESv

FAIRBANKS MOnSCit?

-If

ALLAIRE, MIERA & CO.,San Antonio, N. M.

Selling agents for Jack of allTrades engines, all sizes, for Socorro, San Marcial, and SanAntonio, N. M.

Prices and terms on application.

J.H.HILTONESTABLISHED 1881

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

Boots, Shoes, Harness

and Saddles

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE

SOCIETIES.

MA80NIC.

S O C O R RLODGE, No. 9, A

A.;M.-Re- iru

Iar con,,m,nica

rtffixL t,ons' second andfourth Tttesda)of each month

Visitinp brcthcrn cordialh invited.Geo. E. Cook, V. M.

C. G. Duncan, Secretary.

SOCORRO CHAPTER No. 8, R. A. M.Regular convocations first and third

Tuesdays of each mouth.W. M. Bor row-dale-

, E. II. P.C. G. Duncan, Secretary.

MAGDALENCHAPTER No.9, Order of theEastern Star.At Masonic Hallfirst and thirdMondaya ofeach month.

Mrs. Jknnir E. Cook.W. M.John E. Griffith, Secretary.

K OF I.RIO GRANDE

"jV LODGE, No. 3, K.of P.-Rc- pular

71 nicctinp; every Wednesday cvcniti"; at8 o'clock at Castlo

hall. Visiting knights Riven a cordialwelcome. J. A. Smilkv, C. C.

S. C. Mrek, K. of R. and S.

RATHBONE SISTERS Temple No.2. Repular meetings first andthird Thursdays of each month.

Mrs. R. W. Lkwis,Mrs. Emma. Abkvta, M. E. C.

M. of R. and C.

Abran TorresEXPKESS

Packagks DulivkkkdPromptly -

lkavk ordkrs atC. A. Baca's Barber Shun.

People of the western part ofSocorro county should not fail toread the Kcserve Grocer compa-ny's ad in this issue of TheChieftain and act accordingly.

Studebaker wagons! Thefamous Studebaker wagons!Apply to Geo. H. Cook.

Furnished rooms at Winkler's.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

This space for

Dr. Edwin Swisher

Dn. R. CoulsonPHYSIC. AN AND SURGEON

Si'KCiAi. Tkkatmrst of ciicac-,o- f

the nose and the throat. In IrSwinhcr'.old office. Coimultation by

ai)oiiitmcnt.Office Houm, 10 to 12 a. m,

. 2 to 4 p. m.,7 p. ni.

JJK. C. G. DUNCAN,

PHYSICIAN: AND SURGEON.

South California trect, nearly o,..

((ositc.t'nc postoflicc.

Socorro, - - New Mexico

gLFEGO HACA,

ATTORNEY AT lAV.Now Mexico.Socorro, - -

A. A. SKDILLO,

Attohnky at Law

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

.DOUGHERTY & GKIFI-T- I .

ATTORNEYS A v

cwlextC"- -Socorro,

JAMES G. Fire 1 1

ATTORNEY . A

Office in Terry block.

Socorro, - - Ne v Mexico

W. A. FLEMING JONES,ATTORNFY-AT-LA-

United States Commissioner.

Las Cruces, - New Mexico.

E. KELLEY,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

WILLIAM II. IIKRRICK

U. S. Dkputy'MinkkalSukveyok

Irrigation EnginkkkingNew MexicoSocorro, - -

CARTHAGE COAL MINING CO.

M. L. Hilton & Givanc Lucra,Proprietors.

J. Ijiim)i4?rMiicl,

C. T. BROWN, Agent, Socorro.A. II. HILTON, General Apcnt,

San Antonio.First Class Coal. Low Prices

Patronize Home Industry.

E. E. BUULINGAMl; Li C C,ASSAY 0FHCEEf,L'.L:..-Eilablikhnl in Colorailo.I"". f uvm; - 'l vr : i'i

i ' "prrwillicci-ivcpriinn.nii.- l

Gold & Silver Cullicn ..'J...V.. ". h

Concentattcn Tects - ,"Jl..-..- r

' 1

l73C-7C-- 't l.awrentr St.. Uil.vn . L,..

H. CHAMBONDEALER IN

General o Merchandise

SOCORRO. - N. M.

KILLthe couchano CURE the LUNGS

WITH Dr. King'sJew Discovery

ONSUMPTION Triefor (JOUGHSand 60e ft 11.00

OLDS Fret Trial.

bureat anil Uuickeat Our for allTHROAT and LUNO TROUB-LES, or MONEY BACK.

Socorro Soda WorksA. F. KATZENSTEIN, Prop.

Manufacturer of all kinds of

Soft Drinks

Family Trade a Specialty

Agent for Imperial Laundry

Phone 23 East Side of Plaza

Call at The Chieftain office foryour fancy stationery.

LIVERY and FEED

stable:WOOD and COAL.

HAY AND GRAIN

Call for the Dus

GOOD RIGS andPROMPT SERVICE

Geo. E. COOK,PROPRIETOR

ÚCE,

Good Judgewill

recommendBALLARD'S

SNOWLINIMENTIT POSITIVELY CURBSRheumatism, Cots, Burns,Bruises Sprains, Corns,Stiff Joints and all the Iliathat Fiesta Is tlelr to.

O. W. Wallace. CrippleCrook, Colo., írritos: Ihave used your linimentin a severe attack of Kheu-matifl- m

caused by cold andexposure to the weather.Two applications relievedmo and I recommend Ithighly."

PRICE 25c, 50c. $1.00

BALLARDSNOW

LINIMENT CO.

St. Louis, Mo.

Sold and Recommended bySocorro Drug and Supply Co.

STGLpSmas Excursionsv SJ

Jamestown Exposition a ml return,season tickets, $87.45; (i0 day limit,S72.W; IS day limit, I.V..75.

Los Angeles and re, urn, $32.1)0; SanFrancisso and return, $42.00. Tick-ets on sale June 2.) to July (. Ke-tur- n

limit September 15.

San Diego, Long Ileach, Sc., and return, $40.00. Tickets on sale Tues-days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.Return limit November 3),

Denver and return, f27.75; ColoradoSprings, f24.80; Pueblo, f23.00. Re-

turn limit October 31.

Low excursion rates to principal eastern summer results. Return limitNovember 30.

To Chicago and return, 53.30; to StLouis and return, 150.40. Ticketson sale daily. Return limit, Octo-ber 1.

To Canada and Northern New York.Tickets on sale daily at one fareplus 2.00 for the round trip.

To New England Resorts. Tickets onsale July '), 13, 22, and 23, Septem-ber 10, 14, 24, and 28 at one fare plus$2.00 for the round trip. Returnlimit, 3o days.

Inquire at the depot.Tilos. JxyiiKS, Agent.

SAUK OK TIMIIKH. W.n.liliMon, l. CMa.v'l.Wfl. Keall liil mat kitl outitiile "Hiil,Timlier Salu Aiiiiiiiaiiiiii, March t, I'm(ila1 and aililre.el in the KoreMer, ForetiKervW'c. W.nhiniMoti, II. C, will I received upto ami liiclmliiiii Hit' IMili day ( June, I'i7, lorall the t Head ttmtier lainlltiir anddown, ami nil Hie litinir lir:lxr marked (orcuttinir ly the foret oftit'rrti, fin an area of

aeren, within approxl-maiel- y

Section 7, K, t, 17, and IN of T. Ill S., K.W., N. M. l M.,(iila National Foret, New

Mexico; rxilnialeal to bs u feet II. Mmora or lena of uar timber, ío,iu linear feelmore or leH ol niinintf unilier, and ..URicorilM,more or lettit ol coidwiMMi, tobe cut from mu-ylaa fir, yellow iue, acrub oak and juniper.No bid '( leaa than ii.it) ia-- r M feet II. M. foraaw limber, IK cenia er linear fiait for miiiiiiirtimtiera, and .lit ceiiia per cord for rordwooUwill be couaidered aud a ileaiaii of fui.uo muwtla, aent to lita. K. Kiilir, fr'iacal Airent, Korea!Service, WaNliinifton, l. l, for each bid

to the Koreaier. Timla-- r upon validclaiiiia ta exempted from aale. The riirht 10reiect any and ull bida la reaerved. Kor fur-ther Information and reif ulatioita iroierniniraalea,. addreaa K. C. McClure, Korea! Super-viao- r

Silver City, New; Mexico. tC.K. Cabixm,Acting Koreater.

LOOMIS-LONGUEMAR- E

The Brida Lived in Socorro WithFarenta When She Was a Little

Girl.

This morning at 8:30 o'clockat the Church of the Immacu-

late Conception, Mr. Koxwell C.Loom is and Miss Marie Longue-mar- e

were married by the Rev.Father Koy, the immediate mem-

bers of both families being pres-

ent.The announcement may come

as a surprise to their many goodfriends in this city, as the mar-riage was expected to take placethe latter part of this week, noday, however, having been defin-

itely set.Mr. and Mrs. Loomis left on

the S. P. for Los Angeles ' imme-diately after the ceremony.They will spend two months onthe coast before returning home.The popularity of this happycouple make their union one ofunusual interest to the socialcircle of El Paso and their returnwill tie welcomed with delight.

El Paso News.

A Fortunate Texan.Mr. E. W. Goodloc, of 107 St.

Louis St., Dallas, Tex., says:"In the past year I have becomeacquainted with Dr. King's NewLife Pills, and no laxative I everbefore tried so effectually dispos-es of malaria and biliousness."They don't grind nor gripe. 25c.at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.

Panaltiea of Eating.A Washington physician one

morning was summoned by apatient whose eccentricities ofdiet had required calling himmany times before; but on thisoccasion the patient unusu-ally frank about the cause of histrouble.

"It's my own fault, doctor,"came from him in lugubrioustones. "Experience teaches onewhat he can eat and what hecan't eat. Last night I ate thre;cucumbers, a few radishes, asaucerful of strawberries, anddrank a glass of ice water.Then I went to lied. However,I've learned one thing; a manhas no right to drink ice waterjust before retiring."

Tonight.

If you would enjoy tomorrowtake Chamberlain's Stomach andLiver Tablets tonight. Theyproduce an agreeable laxative effect, clear the head and cleansethe stomach. Price, 15 cents.Samples free at all druggists.

II. A. Brachvogel of Quemadowas in Socorto Monday on hisway from Elmendorf to Albu-querque. Mr. I'rachvogel saidthat the lambing season wasvery satisfactory in the vicinityof Quemado.

Men who try to keep up ap-

pearances often find it necessaryto keep up disappearances lateron.

BEST FOR THEBOWELS

If you haven't a nlar, health? movetnnt of tbatMMVttla vry dav, juu're lllur will bt. kvriiyourtowvii aud ( well, t'urr, In th iltp ofvittlont I'hyale or pill hIbou, U daitgenm. Tha

laouttiCMt, eU'it, Uioat pvrinct way uf kopiutit bfiwe.a civmt autl elran la lu taka

CANDYfQ) CATHARTIC

EAT 'EM LIKE CANDYPlMxanl. Palatable, f"l.ut. Tul, Good, Pe

Onod. Nevar Hlrkrn, Weaken or lrlxl M, US endla renta rr box. Write for free ample, eud bootlei ou hxalth. Addreee U

Sterlinf ReieoV CeeM, CMcao er New York.

KEEP YOUR BLGOD CLEAN

WALK OF TIMBER. Wanhlniiiim, I). C,May 27, l! bida marked imiftidr "Hid,Timber Sale A ppliraliuii April 21, l'r7, SanMaleo" and addrerd lo I tie Korv-Mer- KnreMServii'f, Wanliiiiif tnii, . C, will 1m rHil. upto anil iiiL'ladintf ili riir bib (M) day of July I''.,fur all Iba merciiautabla drad iíiiiImt HiaiidinaTand down), and all Iba live limber marked (orcuttlnir by tb forHl of)ii'i?ra or any pan atrevdupon wilb tbe KorvHi SuprviMr 011 a de, nat-e- d

area of about 2, arr. loaid in Hw. l.l,14, IS, 22, XX and 24 in T. 5 H., K. u W N. M. 1'.M. wUbiu tbe San Mateo National Koret, NewMexico, euimated l be I.AiM" feet I. M.,more or lean, of yellow pine. No bid of ItIbanfJperM. feet H. M. will be rounideretl,aud a detpoil nf mul le neni to (., K.Kinir, Kittcal Atfii Forewt Service, WaKhluir-tou- t

I). C, for eai'b bid Hubmitted lo tbe Kme-ter- .

Timber apm valid claino la exemptedfrom aale. Tbe ritfbt to reieit am and all bulU reMerved. r'or further liibtrmatiou and regu-lation, ifoveriiiuir aalevta, addret Jibn Kerr,Korettt Supervlhor, Magdalena, New Mexico,t. t. Caaiha, Actlutf Fumter.

To Cure a Bad Habit.A way to cure a bad habit is

thus explained by the Rev.Samuel McComb in the NewYork World: If you have a habrit you wish to get rid of putyour mind upon it after going tobed. Resolve to discard thathabit at the moment you arelapsing from semiconsciousnessinto complete unconsciousness.Repeat the operation severalweeks if necessary, and cure willfollow, provided that the dayafter the first night the experi-ment is started you obey the im-

pulse that will come on you toavoid the accustomed habit.

Colio and Diarrhoea.Pains in the stomach, colic and

diarrhoea are quickly relieved bythe use of Chamberlain's Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.For sale by all druggists.

The Socorro baseball teamwent down to Carthage and de-

feat last Sunday. At the closeof the game the tally sheetshowed a score of 20 to 10 in favor of the Carthage aggregation.The Socorro Ikivs comfort them-selves with the thought thatlack of practice this year tellsthe story.

xcursionto

Colorado andPrincipal Eastern

Pointsvia

Tickets on Sale Daily

June I to September 30

LOW RATES LONG LIMITS

Tickets Accepted on Lim-

ited and All Other Trains.Call at Ticket. Office and

We Will Plan Your TripHack Kast.

We ARE ALL GOING,WHY NOT YO.U?

TIIOS. JAQUES. Agent,

A. T. & S. F. Ry.

Notice of Suit.Territory of New Mexico, Í

HsCounty of Socorro. fIn the District Court for the County

of Socorro.Samuel V. Traylor

Plaintiff,V.

Isaac (iaiiMc, John II.Cause, Alice Williainn,Mary (Jaime, Joel (iaime,

audMabcl LiaiiHC.

The aaiil tWctulanta, Isaac (aiiite,John II. CiauHO, Alice WillianiH, MaryCauHe. Joel (aune, and Mattel (iause.are lierenv notineu tuai a huh naabeen coiniiieiiced aaiiiHt them in theIiiuirirt ("inirt of the Third Judicialof the Territory of New Mexico, within and !r me county or micorro, nySamuel V Traylor. The general ob-i.-r-

of unid HtiitH are to have the plaintiff' enlate in and to the Silver HellIotle Mining Claim deHignated by theSurveyor General a Iot No. HM, em- -

bracing a iHirtion f Section Thirtyix. Tiiwiihhio Two South of Kauire

Vt'..i Miii'n Meridian, inthe Magdalena Mining District, Conn-

ivo! Socorro and Territory of New Mexico, CHtablikhed by the Judgment anddecree of the court agaiuat adverae

r H. That de- -

fendantH be barred and forever etou--

oeu irolll Having ur iiauuiUK an;v:..t. nr i'iiU i lit. tifpitiiiu ailveraeto the plaintiff: That plaintiff'

..title

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thereto ihj lorever qutcieu uuu ci uirent, and nlaintiff have tmch other relief an to the court shall eein meet'aud proper:

That unleiot the aaid defendant en-i- .

!..: üiiii.ii.iii.?a in maid cauee on.... tft.r.... Kf.,ii(l:iv , Ihf. TwentI v .......v. - ' - y

day of July, A. 1. l'7, judgment willlie reuilereu III aiu cauw eiii mimiby delault.

Tlw. ii. i iiw and addrea of ulaiutiff'aattorney i James G. Fitch, Socorro,New Mexico.

William E. Maktin,Clerk of said Court

Hy ACSK8 M. jAyuKS,Deputy.

BAtlK OF MAGDALENA

MAGDALENA, N. M.Capital - $30,000.00

WE WANT YOUR BANKING BUSINESS

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORSGUSTAV BCCKCR, PHISIOCNT JOHN BCCKCR, VlCI PNCtlOCNT.

J. S. CAtHUR

M. W. rLOURNOV. SOLOMON LUNA.

First National BankALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. '

Authorised Capital - - - $ 500,000.00

Paid Up Capital, Profits ami Surplus - - 250,000.00

Deposits

MACTAVISH,

-- OFFICRKS-

Ioa.hua S. Raynolds. Preitident.M. W. Flouruov. Vice President.

STATKS OEPOSITORY-- 0-

I)F.PSITORY FOR TUR A. T. V S. F. KY. SYSTEM.

The Park HouseFrd DoecKeler EL Co.. Props.

This old-tim- e hotel has just changed hands.It has been thoroughly overhauled and refurnishedand a professional and experienced chef has leenemployed, Kverythinj; is new and clean andthe table will be furnished with the very liestthe market affords. The public patronage iscordially solicited.

Whorli'v's photo tent will Ik?

0x'n for work through the Juneterm of court.

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Notice of Restoration of Pulilk LamW tnHt-tlemci-

uní. Kutry. Ilrjiartmcitt uf the Intir-ior- ,iifinj Laml Otlit-f- , WnHliiiitf tnti, I. C,

May 31, I'1". Notice in hrri'liv ifien that thevacant public lamU in the fullowinif ilitcrtlMfilarraH, temforaril v withilrawn ana iroMsHl ad-

dition to the iiila National Fortt, Ntw Mexico, on June 10, ant not othirwÍH withdrawn, rMereJ or aimrmriattd, will hyauthority of the Secretary of the Interior Im

restored to the utdic domain on AiitruMrr7, and uhiect to mm t lenient on andafter that date, hut not to entry, lilinif ami m.lectiou until on aud after Sefitemlier I, l'Mi7,

umler the uMial reMtrictiouw. at the UnitedStaten Land Ollice at La Cruce, New Mexico.In Towithhipoue, I, Kanife neven, 7, Sei-tio-

thirty-one- , M i in towuhip one, I, KaiiLre tiitie.M,Sift ion k twenty-four- , 2, tweutv-hve- . . thirtv-fou-

M. thirty-live- , IS and thirty-nix- , M; InTowtiHltip three, X Kanife twelve, 12, Si'tionthirty 'Mix, Mi in Towunhip one, 1, K autrefourteen, 14, Section four, 4, to eiirht, K, bithiuclUH;ve, Hrventeen, 17, eiihtivn, IK, twenty, 2,twenty-nine- , 2, and thirty-two- , .11, in TowiiHhiptwo, 2, Kan ire fourteen, 14, Section! five, 5, eiLfht,K, and nine,'); lit Twiithipone, 1, Kante fifteen15, S"CtiotiK one, I, and twelve, 12; in lowiiMhipmx, O, Kauire Hfteen, 15, Section,thirteen, iX and twenty-four- , 24: allnouth aud wettt New Mexico lkriuciial Merid-ian, New Mexico, Warning I hereby

irlven that no perun will In peruiltlttti ifaiit or exercine any riifht whatever underanv Hettfnteut or occnation prior loAutfUM 1', I'?, aud all uch tuMtlemeut or ihcu-.itio-

U hereby forbiddeu. H. A. lUl.l.KN-i.fcM- ,

CommÍHNouer. Approved: JambhHi iKiifii ( ARhiKi.it, Secretary of the Interior.

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Sold and Recommended bySocorro Drug and Supply Co.

2,000,000.00

Frank McKee, Canhler.W. V. Woods. Amitant Ciihlir

Nmii-- e nl KpKKimilon of PuMIc Latida loami Knirv. Ilciarinieiit uf ibe

L.iml OIIUf, Waaliiiiirion, 1. C ,Mar .11, '?. Notice ia lirrrlir irlten ibal Ike

pul.lic lamia In tint Icilh.a iag dracrlkedarela, ieniairarily niilnlrawn aa a iraaei.Kliliiiiiii lo the tlila Natiiin.il Forest, NewMoiro, on June lo, I .15. ami not oilier laniilnlrawn, reaerved or approiriaied, will tyauthority of the of the Interior te

to the unlilic domain on Autfual IV, i7,and lavomeauhiwi to aettli-nien- i on and afterthat date, but not torntrv, tilinir and aelevtioauntil on and after Sepirm tier IN, l'iT, under theusual reairictioiia, at Hie Hulled Ktatea LandOriii-- at Santa h'r. New Menit o. In Town.bipone, I, Hanire einhl, H, twent ih,twrniv aevru, i'i, iwentVH-iKhi- , Js, thirtr-tbre-M, Ihirtv-four- . M, tlnrtv Hvo, IS, and lltirty-aia- ,..; In Townahip one, I, Kanire thirteen, IX a

one, I, to twelve, li, Ixuli iiiclualvr. Sec.tilma aixKH'n, Us aeventeen, 17, eighteen, IH,allnorth and ml New Mexiia princlal Merid-ian, New Mexico. Warnillir ia lierrhv expreaa-I- v

(fien that no peraon will lie permitted Intrain ,ir exerciae any riirlit whatever under anyactilrnient or iart'uiaiioii lairuu prior lo Annual1', l',i, and all aui h aettlement or larcupMhiaia hereby forliiddeil. K. A. Hallknohu,

Approveil: Jahkn KliXiL.iiliKHm.ii, Secretary of the Interior.

PREMIUM MARKET.RA8T.SIDE PLAZA.

JUST OPRNED,EVRKYTHINO NEW,

NEAT AND CLEAN.

THE MEATS WE CARRYarc the beat that can be pro-

cured. They arc the fincatrcmilu from carefully raisedlock well handled in butch-

ering.

PERFECTLY SERVEDno that there in never anyiliniculty in getting a niceroat cir atóale whenever yonwant it.

HILL & FISCHER,

PROPRIETORS.East Side of Plaza.

Noui f nf MeMoratlou of public L.imtft to Metilfiiit'iit and Kntrv. Hepirlntenl of the Inter-lir- ,

(ner.tl Lmd Oflue, WüNhiilu'toii, U.M i. 2'. 17. Notice it hereby iriven thut tbpullu I.imiIm In th fidhmiuir de'rihel rri.lfiniNM:iril' tAiihdrnwn on llMTinlirr 3J,for fiitfNii v puriKwuNi and adiolninir the SaM.itei N;ition;tl r'ireit. New Mea ito, nnd nototherwise withdrawn, rerred or approirUt-rd- .

will bv authority of the r of thIalerior le reMtttml to tlie public doma. a onAuiruNt 12, VMf?, and Iwnmr nubject tu aettl-mt- it

on and nfter th.it d.tle, but uot to vutry,lili ni or iwlrttio until ou aud after HepteintterII, I'fti7, at the United tttateu Land oAu v at laaCrucen, New Mexico, under the MU4l rewiric-ii- .

mi.; u TttwUMlnp eitfht (X), HaiitfNtxt.iMtM thirt-iw- o tii) and ihittv-tlir- e (.U) In'iiwu(it uiuti ), Kaiif uevert Hec.aiathre-t-f (i), lour (4), tun (UN and íomteru4i; II

wiuMi aud mi, S3t Mexico Meridiau. Warliitf rjpfel if i un tliul no pertMiu will itm

to uam or exerci-w- i anv nirut whatjtvr under any n ileui ent or oct upnlioti bririiHpinr to AuiuM i, t'', and all uclit.r occuatum i h.n bv forbidden. H. A. Bai.LhNl.KH, CoiumiwiHuer. V'Appioe4l: Jamm KuuoLrii (;amciklo, Hmt-- ri

rr ol the Interior.

Two ifool work horsi'w for Kale

cheap. Apply to 1. N. Yunker.

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$!)C Socorro (iljicfloiu.

LOCALS

Max II. Montoya of San An-

tonio registered at the Winklerhotel Tuesday.

Mrs. I. J. Savage and daugh-ter Alma were in AlbuquerqueMonday shopping.

Joe Urown, superintendent ofthe Graphic mine, was a guestat the Park House Sunday.

W. II. Hyerts went up to Mag-dalena and Kelly this morningfor a business visit of a few days.

Kev. K. Mc(ueen (!ray ofCarlsbad spent Sunday in So-

corro, stopping at the ParkHouse.

Socorro and vicinity were vis-

ited bv a line rain Sunday af-

ternoon and again Wednesdayafternoon.

Wm, Pender, for many yearsan employe of the ISeckcr-Ulack-we- ll

company of Magdalena, wasa visitor at court Tuesday.

Messrs. W. W. Jones and (leo.W. King of San Marcial weresummoned to Socorro Wednesdaymorning on business at court.

Mrs. T. J. Matthews receivedTuesday afternoon the sad an-

nouncement of the deatli of herfather, Frederick (Irowe, of De-

troit, Michigan.Attorney A. A. Sedillo came

down from Alhuueriuc to at-

tend to business for clients inthe district court two or three

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days this week.Capt. M. Cooney arrived at his

home in Socorro Tuesday after-noon from his long prospectingtrip in the Mogollón mountainsand still further west.

Wm. V. (lordon, manager forthe Graphic company in theMagdalena district, was at theWinkler hotel Monday on hisway to Kansas City.

Miss Kdna Ilammel. daughterof Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. Hamniel.has returned home for.the summerfrom Las Cruces, where shespent the year at school.

Torres Ilrothers have thoughtbest to dispense with the furtherservices of Manuel Sariñana,and that gentleman has takenquiet leave of Socorro.

L. S. Ferry, superintendent ofthe Tri-lulli- company's Kellymine in the Kelly camp, madeSocorro a short visit Sunday,registering at the Winkler hotel.

Prof. P. A. Marcellino cameup from San Antonio Wednesdayfor a visit of a day or two withSocorro friends. He expects tocome to Socorro again in a fewdays to spend the summer.

Walter Howell of Dardanelles.Arkansas, is a guest in the homeof his aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Howell,on California street. This isMr. Howell's first visit in themountain region of the west.

H. M. Porter of Denver andDr. J. M. Cunningham of LasVegas were in town Tuesday ontheir wav for one of their regularvisits to the ranges of the V X T

outfit in the western partcounty.

Capt. John S. Fullerton camein yesterday from a stay of twomonths at the Fullerton sheepranches in the Datils. He re-

ports the lambing season a verysuccessful one and the ranges ingood condition.

Everybody is hereby warnednot to buy property belonging tome and now being advertised forsale. Anybody who buvs such

I

property will buy a lawsuit.Jamks Stkvkns.

(leo. 1$. Corev of Chicago, astock holder in the Tri-I5ulli-

company, was a guest at thePark House Thursday on his wayto visit the company's miningproperties in thp Magdalena dis-

trict.The Magdalena baseball team

will be down tomorrow to tryconclusion" with the Socorroteam. Look out for the gameat alKiut two o'clock p. m. onthe old ball ground downthe school house.

of the i tercst of the School,

The Socorro Illues receivedtheir new suits yesterday. Theteam is scheduled to play thePajaraito team on the Fourth ofJuly. They will go as far asIsleta on the train and fromthere to their destination in bug-gies.

The Chicago P.lade of the l.Mhinstant contains a portrait ofFrancis V Jackson on horseback,and an article stating that Mr.Jackson recently left San An-tonio, New Mexico, for a trip onhorseback to Urockton, Massa-chusetts, a distance of 3,000miles.

II. T. Maybery and Pat Gann,who were tried in Judge Parker'scourt the first of the week on acharge of stealing cattle, werepromptly acquitted by the jury.The verdict is a source of greatsatisfaction to the many friendsof Messrs. Maybery and Gann inSocorro and vicinity.

Capt. T. J. Matthews hastaken a contract from the coun-ty to repair the Illue Canon road,and he is determined to put theroad into good condition. Itwill le remembered that theiKKird of county commissionersat their last regular meeting ap-propriated a considerable sum ofmoney for this purpose.

W. II. Hyertsmade a businesstrip to Magdalena the first ofweek. He reports that F. M.McIJride has just sold a thou- -

sand head of cattle to J. W.Medley and sons. Mr. McIJridereceived the neat sum of $20,000for the cattle. Mr. Hyerts says.also, that Magdalena is exper-iencing a veritable boom.

Attorney Flfego Haca is re- -

ceiving the congratulations of .

his friends over his success in t

defending K'umualdo Ramirez,charged with the murder of Man-

uel Valenzuela. Mr. Haca has hadgreat success of late in the trialof important criminal cases andhis practice in that line of workin his profession is increasingrapidly.

President K. P. Noble of theSchool of Mines went up toMagdalena Tuesday in the in- -

returningI the next day. While up on the

hill Professor Noble collectedsome specimens of galena whichhe suspects may contain someother metal than lead and hewill subject it to careful chemi-cal tests.

Mrs. Jos. E. Smith, and threechildren, Irene, Avery, and Irvin,arrived at their home in this citythis morning from Darlington.Wisconsin, where they spent the

! tall and winter at the home ofMrs. Smith's mother. All are ingood health and spirits and exceedingly glad to be home again.They stopped over yesterday inAlbuuucroue, where they wereguests in the home of Mrs. F. A.Jones.

Terms have been agreed uponfor the purchase of the Masonicproperty next the court house bythe county. As soon as thecounty takes possession, thebuildings will lie torn down andHaca avenue will be extended

near directly across the lots so as topass in front of the court house,The part of the lots remainingon the south side of the newstreet will be added to the courthouse nark. This will be agreat improvement for bothcounty and city.

Word has been received in Socorro that Willie Hult, who hasbeen employed for some time onthe U. S. Geological Survey inArizona, recently met with anaccident that resulted in the lossof one of his legs. This is sadnews to his many friends in So-

corro. He was at one time oneof the brightest students at theSchool of Mines and hopes of abright career were entertainedfor him. The result of this accident will prove to be a serioushandicap to him.

The C. T- - Hurch show thatvisited Socorro Wednesday hadhard luck. The train thatbrought the show here arrivedvery late. This, together withthe wind and rain storm thatarose a little later, made an af-

ternoon performance impossible.The weather continued so rainyin the evening that the manageers finally rented the operahouse and gave an entertainment there. Those who attended pronounce the show a goodone. There seems to be no question, in spite of reports to thecontrary, that the C. T. Burchshow is really one of great

An assortment of fancy stationery at the Chieftain oflice.

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Fresh vegetables at Winkler's

Do Not Neglect the Children.

At this season of the year thefirst unnatural looseness ol a

child's bowels should have imme

diate attention. The best thingj that can be given is Chamber-- !

Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy followed by castoroil as directed with each bottleof the remedy. For sale by alldruggists.

Wjhitney CompanyWHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS

ACME STEEL MOWERS, RAKES AND HARVESTING MACHINERY

Not Made by the Trust Fully Warranted

Lightest Running, Strongest, Wear Longer, Costs less for Repairs

Write for Prices

II3-II5-I- I7 South First Street 401-40- 3 North First Street

ALDUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Irregation Celebration.Carlsbad is preparing to hold

a grand celebration on July third,fourth, and fifth on the occasionof the first delivery of waterfrom the irrigation works conducted by the United States re-

clamation service. The celebration will not only be of localimportance but will lw made ofnational importance by the pre-sence of Secretary Garfield andother men of national repute.

Rain Have Been GeneralAccording to the press dis

patches the fine rains that visited Socorro Sunday and Wednes-day were general over the territory and came just in time to re-

lieve an incipient drouth. Theranges of Socorro county havebeen in good condition all thespring and it seems to be thegeneral opinion of stockmen thatthe rains of the last few dayswill insure good grass for thesummer.

KILLED BY A FALLING TREE

John Berras of Roaedale the Victim.Coroner's Jury Pronounces the

Death Accidental.

I'robate Clerk K. II. Sweet isin receipt of the report of a coroner's jury summoned by Justiceof the Peace J. V. Richardsonof Koscdale to report upon thecause of the death of Jose Iler- -

ras, which occurred near Rose- -dale Monday, June 17. Thewitnesses examined agreed thatthe deceased was killed by beingstruck on the head and his skullcrushed by the limb of a fallingtree which he and another wereengaged in cutting down. Thefinding of the coroner's jurywas as follows: We, the coroner s jury, lind that Jose j errascame to M isstruck on thewhile the tree

death by winghead by a limbwas falling and

was purely accidental and thatno orson can be held responsi-ble for iiie accident or his death.

Aiikmno Romkko.j. i. rodokks,Gi:o. (Í. O'Nkau,J. A. Fisiikk,IIlOINIO Tohkks,J. K. COKNIÍTT,

Coroner's Jury.

For delicious ice cream sodaand cool drinks, go to Winkler's.

Remarkablo Rescue.That truth is stranger than

fiction, has once more been demonstrated in the little town ofFedora, Tenn., the Rrcsidence ofC. V. Pepper. He writes: "Iwas in bed. entirely disabledwith hemorrhages of the lungsand throat. Doctors failed tohelp me, and all hope had liedwhen I began taking Dr. King'sNew Discovery. Then instantrelief came. The coughing soonceased, the bleeding diminishedrapidly, and in three weeks I wasable to go to work." Guaranteedfor coughs and coWs. 50c. andSI. 00, at the Socorro Drug amSupply Co. Trial bottle free.

psia Excursions

To Philadelphia ami return$58.05. Tickets on sale

Julv 11, 12. ami 13.

Special Kvcursion to Mexico

City, $37.20 for the mumtrip. Tickets on sale

June 20 to July 12.

iTol'ugct Sound and British Columbia, one fare for

the round trip. Ticketson sale June 21 to July 13

Notice of Final Bottlement.Notice U hereby given that the final

reixirt in the estate of Bernard Reinkeuhas been filed in the Probate Court ofSocorro county, New Mexico, and thatthe next regular term oi nam uoun,bciriuuiuir at ten o'clock a. in. on tliofirst Monday i" July. A. D. V, hasbeen set as the time for hearing andpassing on the same.

i. .i i . . .I'.. II. BWRK r,

Bv J. A. Tohkks. Probate ClerkIVoutv Probate Clerk.

By order of the Court this 7th day ofMav. A. D. I'm?. PoMlNf.o Baca,

Probate Judge.

There Arc Numbers of Peoplewho arc under an erroneous impression. They think that they nevercontrol enough money to start a hank account. In this they are mis-

taken. We solicit small accounts as well as large and handle the busi-ness of both with our best care. We believe that YOU ought to havea bank account and we offer you our services. Whether you live in thiscity or in the surrounding towns we can give you all the attention andaccomodation that other carefully conducted banks can, at as favorableterms and same conditions. BANKING BY MAIL, is a specialty withus and our increasing business is proof of our satisfactory service.

WE PAY 4 PER CENTINTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS

Uhc Socorro State 3BanhSocorro, Ucw xDcXico,

' CAPITAL $30,000.00.OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

JOSEPH PRICE. President; C. T. BROWN. Vice-Preside-

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EDWARD L. PRICE, Cashier;JAMES G. FITCH, M. LOEWENSTEUn.

clothe! in a muteDid you ever get a call to go out

of town or attend to some affair onshort notice and then feel the needof proper clothes?

It happens frequently to mostmen and most men hereabouts comeright to our store.

They know that we sell SchwabClothes that fit in a minute andthe price fits, too.

10 Dollars, 15 Dollars, 20 Dollars,

Loewenstein Bros.Successors to PRICE, BROS. & CO.

BIG COFFEE SALE

FINE IMPORTED CHINA

GIV&N FRILE,ONE DAY ONLY

Monday, June 24Gome Early Before Best Pieces Are Gone.

Newcomb, Collins & Co.

Good Goods, Fair Prices

Kkskkvií, N. M., May 2, l'K7.To the Public:

l!y dealing with the best wholesale houses in thecountry we are now prepared oiler tne people in me j

. f l' .. r., ..!..., .....-.- .. ,.rWestern pan Ol rvH-orr- luuuiy a míi-n- a uMuiumiii uiall new ami fresh up-to-d- Groceries at prices far belowany others ever priced here. We carry in stock all thebest and leading brands of Flour, Coffee. Lard, UakingPowder, Canned Goods, &c. We also carry in stock Kock jSalt, rsuipnur, nay, virain, ivupc, ouumi-- ami nam im-

pairs. Pack Saddles, Leather, ü"" Spurs, lijidle Hits,

Horse Shoes, Kasps, Shoeing Hammers, and Hard-

ware Notions. We invite you to visit our store. Makeit your headquarters while at Reserve. Get our prices and Iwe know you win men ouy iroui ru uuuoic iu ouuwyou the goods and price them to you.

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