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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1907
Page
3
Sanitary officers report gross indencencies in bake shops in Chicago with tubercular workers, unsanitary floors, open plumbings, and lack of cloak rooms. Inspectors describe dough in beds, cockroach and spittal hazards, and widespread neglect. Officials consider licensing bakers to enforce cleanliness and health standards citywide.
Albuquerque boys O O Siegenthaler and HM Ly Wooton, starting Friday at 11, endured fierce storm, deep snow, and near starvation in the mountains near Moriarty. After days of wandering, Mexican rancher fed them and guided them toward Buffalo Springs twelve miles away, where they planned to retrieve their wagon once the snow melts.
The ad extols Cascarets as pure, carefully made bowel remedies with a pure process since 1896. It notes nearly 100 million boxes sold in eleven years and claims every tablet shares the same purity, quality, and medicinal merit. It urges readers to buy from their local druggist today, emphasizing trust in original CCC tablets.
Territorial notices report articles of incorporation filed with Territorial Secretary J W Raynolds. Santa Rosa Townsline Company lists principal business Santa Rosa Guadalupe county with 10000 capital in 40 shares of 250 each and 5109 to commence. Vera Cruz Mining Company based White Oaks Lincoln county with 700000 capital in 1 shares of 1 each for mining. Company organized under Arizona laws and amended to New Mexico laws.
Governor Hagerman appoints physicians as delegates to the Anti Tuberculosis League Convention to be held at Atlantic. The tax record lists Johan Beaven of Hernalius county with taxes for 1904 and 1905 totaling 8,849. Im perial Laundry Co. noted with a rough day slogan.
Washington reports wholesale prices in 1906 reached a peak unseen in seventeen years. The Labor Commissioner notes 253 articles tracked show an overall 5.6 percent rise from 1905, with December 1906 up 4.1 percent for that month and 63 percent above December 1905.
Mr William Henry of Chattanooga describes relief from rheumatism in his left arm after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm and nightly flannel wraps. He notes the pain faded and strength returned in three weeks. The ad urges readers to try the balm and mentions wallet chances and a photo studio promotion at Stark Studio 216 West Gold Avenue with folding carts and a poetry offer.
Bids for burial of pauper dead in Albuquerque New Mexico will be received by the city council and opened at a special or regular meeting on or after April 29 1907. Bids must be in by noon April 29. A ten dollar certified check and a two hundred dollar bid bond are required. Proposals must include ambulance service to and from the pest house for destitute cases as directed by city officials.
Sealed bids for furnishing meals to city prisoners and cleaning duties will be opened after April 29 1907 by the city council. Bidders must deposit a ten dollar certified check payable to the city to assure good faith. Contracts run for one year from May 6 1907. Bids to be directed to the city clerk and marked Bid for Furnishing Meals to City Prisoners.
City invites sealed bids from Albuquerque newspapers for one year of city printing starting May 6 1907. Bids must include a ten dollar certified check, a two hundred dollar performance bond, and rates per brevier inch for first insertion plus subsequent insertions. Bid deadline is April 20 1907 at noon, directed to the city clerk with “Bid for City Printing.”
By authority of the City Council of Albuquerque bids are invited for furnishing three two horse teams wagons and drivers for one year from May 6 1907 with privilege of three additional teams. Sealed bids due April 29 1907. Also notice of election May 4 1907 to authorize 30000 bonds to build a building. Mayor Frank McKee City Clerk Harry Fpler. First publication April 3 1907.
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