Things

An Enterprise reporter learned about the hold-up and spoke with a woman who knew the robbers.

Entry No. 027140 is the number for the homestead entry made on July 23, 1916.

The new Episcopal chapel at Roswell is almost completed.

a.k.a. new Episcopal chapel

A church building destroyed in the fire on the north side of the street.

A plant species labeled as a Dicotyledonae in historical collections.

The Ernestine Mining company is cleaning up for late April and treating ore, with negotiations for sale of the property expected to close soon.

a.k.a. Ernestine Mining company

Escaped train robbers with whom one of the captured Mexicans was killed.

a.k.a. train robbers

A system of peace camps established by the Janos Presidio for trade and alliances with Apache groups.

a.k.a. peace camps

Estate Oak stoves are advertised as the best quality stoves.

a.k.a. Estate Oak, ESTATE OA K

Government publications related to the executive department, possibly including reports on Fort Selden.

Proclamation establishing the transfer of lands from the Datil to the Gila National Forest.

The express team bolted, throwing S. M. Ashenfelter and causing his injuries.

Product advertised by W. H. Coebel.

Extracted Honey Pint Mason Jars are advertised at 25c each.

The article notes that there were no extradition laws between New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.

A group of tourists referred to as the fall and winter crop of brakebenm tourists appeared in town this week.

a.k.a. the fall and winter crup of brakebenm touristt

The accident that killed the miner.

New fall handbags are being shown at the Calisher Store.

a.k.a. NEW FALL HANDBAGS

Fall hats are being sold at the Calisher Store with special prices from $3.50 to $6.50.

a.k.a. Tailored and Trimmed Hats

Residence on Arizona street leased for use as a home for Fort Bliss nurses.

a.k.a. Residence of Albert B. Fall

Fancy mercerized linens are among the summer goods displayed at Nathan Salmon's store.

Submarine that sank in ten fathoms the previous summer, killing its crew.

A farm left to James Kuberteen by his father.

Property described as among the best in Socorro County.

a.k.a. farms and ranches