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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

11

Northeastern New Mexico News Notes on Mines and Artesian Water

The paper reports Blossburg coal camp growth in Colfax County with new cottages and rail improvements, a 1600 ton weekly output once underway, and a shift from a deserted mine to a thriving camp. It covers Baldy Mountain tunnel work by Gobi and Copper Seep Mining and Milling, depth to 1800 feet, ore mineralization, and strong finances. It discusses artesian water prospects in Little Colorado valley, citing Becke r of Springerville, past failed wells, plans to drill to 1000 feet, and St Johns artesian flow from McIntosh Spring. It notes potential storage reservoirs and summer diarrhea remedies for children, endorsing Chamberlains products. It ends with a quip about chorus girl shortages in New York.

Mossburg Rock Mountain & Pacific Con Eaton Colfax County Blosshure Rocky Mountain Company Blossburg Baldy Mountain Gobi and Copper Seep Tunnel Mining and Milling Company Pregent T. A. MeIntire John Pearson J. C. Baird W. P. MeIntire Neff Day Elizabethtown Colorado Moses Gustav Becker Springerville Becker St. Johns Hubbell Mclntosn Little Colorado Valley McIntosh

Count Max von Buslow Works in Gardens in Los Angeles

Rich European noble Count Max von Buslow, living in Los Angeles with his wife, works from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Arthur Letts botanical gardens to prove he prefers outdoor labor over aristocratic life and independence. He cites health and love of flowers as his reasons, while a separate note touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation and stomach troubles.

Max von Buslow Los Angeles Cal Arthur Letts Edwin Markham Europe Berlin Count von Buelow Ue Baldwin Bd-owardsville, Til Chamberlain

Notice to Summer Wanderers from The Evening Citizen

Notice to summer wanderers about forwarding or stopping the paper while vacationing. Readers are asked to send address changes, including post office or hotel details, to ensure delivery.

Summer Wanderers

Irrigation policy and profits under the 1903 Reclamation Act

Prof Blackmar analyzes the reclamation program west of the Missouri, detailing government funding from land sales for irrigation in arid regions, projected acreages, and tax sharing. He notes private enterprise limits, sustained water charges, and the practical gains for farmers, including income boosts and the need for intelligent crop and water use.

Blackmar Stile University Economica Reclamation Service Oklahoma Wecesiry Artesia

Reverend Hayward Works In Shoe Store To Modernize Sermons

Milwaukee Aug. In a bid to connect church teaching with daily life Rev Frederic Arthur Hayward pastor of Bay View Baptist church spent days in a shoe store to gather material for sermons. He argues modern Christians crave practicality over traditional Bible tales and will listen to lessons drawn from common labor and everyday work. The pastor believes hands on experience can renew church outreach and make sermons more relevant to ordinary people.

F. A. Haywar Milwaukee Wis Frederic Arthur Hayward Bay View Baptist Church Ous Daniel Jeretoiah

Old Lady Defies Oil Tanks In Los Angeles District

Mrs. Louisa Riley, a frail 70 plus resident, has opposed Standard Oil tank construction near her San Fernando and Aurora cottage. She protested to the city council for months, and her persistent appeals helped block the oil district extension, challenging the trust over her damaged property value and the costly $110,000 plant.

Louisa Riley Standard Oil Los Angeles San Fernando Aurora Streets Standard Oil Company John Dominions Riley Andard’s Vision Dollar Trust Rockefeller

Trains Stop at Embudo to Serve Meals and Pass Royal Gorge

Pueblo to Denver and Espanola routes connect at Embudo with meals served. Durango and intermediate points are reachable via Antonito and Alamosa with daylight travel. Connections allow routes via Laveta Pass or Salida while passing the famed Royal Gorge.

Pueblo Colo. Springs Denver Ly Espanola Antonito Durango Silvertos Alamosa Denver Pueblo Laveta Pass Salida Makbor Royal Gorge Barney K. Hooper Colo

Territorial topics speedy oil deals in McKinley county

Gailey Republican reports negotiations with eastern parties regarding oil flow in the district. Expect action in McKinley county soon, the quicker the better. Nogal Peak Mining company in Nogal district advances ore development with tunnel and shaft work. Ore averages about $30 per ton gold. shaft at 801 feet, tunnel at 767 feet. William Leathers, west of Estancia, offers to dig wells at 50 cents per foot, citing mining shaft experience and the benefit of rapid immigrant settlement for prosperity.

Locus Olf Gailey Republican Teer McKinley County Lincoln County Caplan News Nogal Peak Nogal District Estancia News William Leathers Mr. Leathers

Stage to Jemez Springs and Imperial Laundry Ads

The notice offers trips to Jemez Springs via George H. Moore at 113 West Railroad Avenue. Imperial Laundry promises quick turnaround on rough day dry cleaning from Monday to Wednesday. Also promotes skating at Ellis' ballroom and Chamberlains Salve for skin conditions.

Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore West Railroad Avenue James T. Johnston Imperial Laundry Co

Tombstone Mines Yield New Ore Body Below Water Level

The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Silver Thread property at the Great Central shaft shows a new ore body encountered 600 feet below surface. Drifts started at water level reveal ore in chutes and irregular formations. further tunneling has uncovered promising ore extensions and a second drift through flooded sections.

Tombstone Arizona Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company Great Central Tom Tor Tom

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New Mexico ST. Johns Herald Artesian Little Col Raton Range M. O. Stockland M. BE. Chures Little Falls Mim New York Pittsburg Millonaires Forum Magazine Service of The United States Government Mr. Flayward Hamm Constitutionalist Emminence Piles Buckien Toiler Berd Albuquerque Surburg Moet & Chandon Mitchell United States Jersey Santa FE Branch Superior Lumber and Planing Mill CO Santa FE Minneapolis Minn Es Ag Minneapolis Lars T. M. Purdy Rio Grande Colorado Springs Colorado Points Pullman S. K. Hooper G. P T. A S. Barney New Mex Jemez Springs Imperial Laundry Ellis Andy Field Wenahiones Santa Fe Central Railway Sunshine Torrance Gateway Torrance N M el Paso & Southwestern Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railways Kennedy and N. M Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway State Fe Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway W. HL Andrews Grimshaw Mgr Frank Dibert A. B. Grimshaw Anta FE Irire Evening Citizen
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