Albuquerque Hopes For National Irrigation Congress Visit
Albuquerque Commercial Club pursues securing the 1907 National Irrigation Congress for the city or, failing that, 1908. Delegates from New Mexico, led by Captain Clark M. Warr and Hon. Solomon Lana, will press Boise City to host in 1907 while promoting New Mexico as the Sunshine Territory. A scheme to reclaim mesa lands via the low line ditch is reviewed, with a committee empowered to liaise with Rio Grande Land, Water and Development Company. A 640 acre winter wheat test near the military well may attract Campbell Dry Farming interest and broader irrigation growth.
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National Irrigation Congress
Boise City
Idaho
Albuquerque
Commercial Club
Clark M. Warr
Solomon Lana
Congress
Pesging
New Mexico
Albuquer
McKee
Rio Grande Valley
Colorado
W. P. Schutt
Rio Grande Land, Water and Development Company
Messrs
G. W. Harrison
Frank W. Clancy
D. A. Macpherson
B. H. Briggs
George Arnot
St. Louis
Jemez
Military
Campbell
B. S. Stover
John Borradake
W. W. Strong
BE. W. Dobison
A. B. Mewaffey
New Mexico Tax Case Rules 1902 1905 Lands At Sedillo Grant
Territory of New Mexico won a tax judgment against Henry Huning for about 34 000 acres on the Antonio Sedillo grant covering 1902 to 1905. The court set total taxes at 1 024 92 with an offset 48 49, awarding the territory 876 43 plus costs. Judge Mele ruled against undivided interests in allocating taxes but allowed recovery against co owners. Auction of the land possible after 90 days if unpaid. Jaffa Grocery expands with a 5 000 store upgrade including bakery and home cooking department under Arthur Mainzer.
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Territory of
New Mexico
Henry Huning
John R. Mele
Ira A. Abbott
Second Judicial District Court
Jaffa Grocery Company
West Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque
Arthur Mainzer
Sturges’ Restaurant
Delicatesson
Jaffa Brothers
District Clerk Sues Predecessor in Roswell Court
District Clerk M Bird sues W K Martin now in Socorro for 160.50 plus interest costs and attorney fees alleging he signed for a $800 loan as accommodation and paid 108.00. Reid and Harvey represent the plaintiff. The report notes tobacco crop prospects and supply factors.
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M. Bird
Roswell
W. KE. Martin
Socorro
Reid & Harvey
Robert Burns Lecture by Prof Crum at First Methodist
Tomorrow evening Professor Crum of the University will give a lecture recita l on Robert Burns at the First Methodist church. An extensive set of stereopticon slides will illustrate the poet s life and works. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds for the church choir.
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Crum
Robert Burns
Firet Methodist Epurch
Ehure
Man with the broken neck visits Albuquerque in iron mask
Bernard Baldwin known as the man with the broken neck, a Santa Fe railroad veteran, arrived from the south and will stay until tomorrow. He tours Second Street with an iron mask, recounts early Albuquerque days, and notes his mining interests in Arizona while displaying headlines about his injuries and a silver implant in his arm.
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Bernard Baldwin
Gallup
Second Street
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque
Baldwin
Lamy Junction
Galisteo
Milton Yarberry
Perfecto Armijo
Naeri
Brown
Campbell
Adobe
Jai
West End
Yarberry
San Bernardino
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Arizona
de Wolf
Mich
Pythias
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Badwin
Barmey Baldwin
New York World
Birmingham
Ala
Bridgeport
Sturray Hil
Faywood Notes From the Faywood Springs
Reports from Faywood Hot Springs in July note extensive mining activity in the Carpenter district led by eastern capital to extract lead and zinc ore. A soaking rain refreshed the area, horses scattered near Faywood while some were recovered. Guests arrived at Faywood Hot Springs hotel enjoying baths and pleasant weather as annual Fraternal Eagles session approaches in Milwaukee with Santa Fe offering $47.10 round trip tickets on select dates in August 1906.
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Faywood Hot Springs
Carpenter District
Eastern
Faywood Springs
Deming
Maywood Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Milwaukee
Pinallott
Penny Parlor Promises Weekly Show Additions
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 210 South Second Street announces a weekly change of program with new lectures and songs every Saturday morning. A full show offered for a penny.
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Davis
Penny Partor
South Second Street
Boiling Water Urged To Prevent Typhoid In City
A prominent city physician urges boiling drinking water at this season to prevent typhoid. Contaminated water and milk can spread the disease, with flies aiding transmission. Isolation and disinfectants, especially carbolic acid, are advised, and physicians must report cases within 24 hours.
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Naru
Dunleavy Purchases Denver Residence
N H Griffith sold the J R Dixon residence at 10161 Emerson Street to F B Dunleavy of Santa Fe New Mexico for 11000. The house is a ten room white pressed brick dwelling with billiard room servants quarters and large porches and yards. Dunleavy formerly of Dunleavy Mercantile with stores at Santa Fe Torrance Willard Estancia Moriarity and Kennedy plans to move his family to Denver in August.
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N. H. Griffith
J. R. Dixon
Emerson Street
F. B. Dunleavy
Santa Fe
Dixon
Dunleavy Mercantile Company
Torrance
Willard
Estancia
Moriarity
Kennedy
N. M
Denver
Denver Post
Wanted partner and sale notices in Albuquerque listing
Wanted a partner in a paying city business. For sale soda fountain by T J Topham. For sale The Minneapolis House Albuquerque New Mexico Forty four rooms all newly furnished painted and papered. Best paying property in Albuquerque Any offer accepted Call or address C D Warde the Minneapolis House Albuquerque NM
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P. M
T. J.topham
Minneapolis
Albuquerque
C. D. Warde
Minneapolis House
N. M
Clever Gragesman Robs Abbott's Safe
J W Abbott of City Meat Market found the shop ransacked at 10 45 pm with the front doors bolted and the safe doors partly open. About 72 25 missing including 40 or 50 cash and six checks. The thief opened inner safe doors without signs of force. Alf Abbott stopped payment on the checks and police seek clues in a quiet investigation.
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J. W. Abbott
City
Ed Caley
Matekor
Knapp
Ablett
Alf
Abbott
Change in General Agents for Mutual Benefit Life
W. J. Cardwell, longtime general agent for Mutual Benefit Life in New Mexico, returns from Denver with Col. Legard Pratt to announce a shift in agencies. Cardwell will hand the local agency to Thomas Seward, while he takes the Northwestern Mutual Life general agency in Utah. Mrs. Cardwell remains in Kentucky visiting relatives.
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Mutual Benefit
W. J. Cardwell
Utah
Thomas Seward
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Territory
New Mexico
Denver
Col. Legard Pratt
Newark
N. J
Cardwell
Kentucky
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Jaffa’s
Martin
Bird
Coba Bay
Prof. Crum
Barney Baldwin
Carpenter
Annual Meeting OF
Eagles
Grand Acrie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Wis
EL Puudy
T. Ry
Dunleavy
Gragesman
Pine Cliffs” Ranch
Pecos River
J. Hb, Gilmour
PeCos
Stevens & Bowyer
P.M. Davis
the Mills Novelty Company
Jarke
N, M
Clarkville Produce Co
E. W. Fee
South First St
Ingram, Brousels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Charter Oak Steel
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnet
Prop
Cius
Imperial Laundry Co
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