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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

Page

3

Salton Sea Climate Myth Debunked by Weather Service

A Yavapai County resident questioned the Salton Sea's climatic impact. The Weather Bureau chief replied that rainfall rises are linked to January 1905 floods after canal completion, not the Salton Sink's lake. He warned climate change from the Salton Sea is minimal beyond ten miles, with minor temperature shifts along shorelines.

Mach Colorado River Salton Sink Arizona Southwest Yavapai County Wireau Service Salton Salton Sin South Gulf of California Globe Great Lakes Several Lakes Salton Sea Ma Sentinel

Delegates Named for Sheep and Wool Growers Convention

Governor Hagerman announces appointments to state committees and staff. Delegates M L Miser Pastoral Leyba Galisteo Eugenio J Lucero Las Vegas Carlos Baca Los Lunas will attend the Sheep and Wool Growers Convention in Albuquerque during the fair. Gov Hagerman also names James A Magsie as attorney general and W R Tipton to guard with colonel rank, plus E G Austin as aide de camp. George C Bryan named trustee of the New Mexico Institute fund, with Crystal Erber resignations noted. Joan F P Pearce named to the Board of Health to fill Bryan's unexpired term. Dr A M Cunningham named to the board of regents of the Normal University. The Meadow City flee Dr W R Tipton resigns.

Hagerman Albuquerque M. L. Miser Leyba Galisteo Eugenio J. Lucero Las Vegas Carlos Baca Los Lunas Hagerman Togay James A. Magsle W. R. Tipton E.G. Austin Las Verdas New Mexico Institute For Ating George C. Bryan Alamogordo New Mexico Institute For the Fund C. W. Gerber Lay Cruces Uber New Mexico Joan F P. Pearce G. C. Bryan Board of Health Regents Normal University 4. M. Cunningham Las Velas Board of Regents the Normal University Meadow Ciy W. R.tipton

Notice to subscribers for vacation and forwarding

The Evening Citizen reminds subscribers to notify when leaving for vacation to have issues forwarded and to report any stopped deliveries or address changes. Readers with paid subscriptions should inform the office of forwarding or forwarding requests and provide current home address details.

Territorial Topics Osevelt County 18 Growing Some

July saw 140 home stead entries by settlers in Roosevelt county, with rights executed by five county United States court commissioners at various points. A water boom hits Roswell area as Arizona Oil Co sinks sulphur water near Fort Thomas for irrigation. Roswell Eagles audition a new aerie in Carlsbad while telephony expands from Roswell to Elida, Texico, Albuquerque and beyond. A Roswell court suit seeks damages over rocks hurled into a neighbor’s well, and a Fremont expedition inquiry prompts a reader inquiry to the immigration bureau. A Deming Lake landslide follows a heavy rain, washing rock into the lake and creating surf. Roswell plans a local ice plant under Citizens’ Ice Co. sale crests August 1 in Alamogordo. An English forestry observer, C. Robertson, tours New Mexico forests gathering data for a British government report.

Osevelt Roosevelt County United States Court Commissioners

Policy good and highly commendable from Calumet to Douglas churches

From the Calumet & Arizona company coffers into Douglas church treasuries within three days flowed 94100 dollars. Baptists and Methodists each received 800 dollars, Father Geldorff the Catholic pastor drew 500 dollars. Catholics received the most as a new larger church is planned at a cost of 25000 dollars. The item ends with a note about J W Davis of Middleton Tennessee seeking information.

Calumet & Arizona Company Treasuries Douglas Father Geldorff

Raton Visitors Stir Trouble in Trinidad Scene

A group from Raton arrived after drinking, entered a residence on South Side, left a white woman in a baggy, and fled. A nearby disturbance drew police, Officers Egan and Lewis detained all four, charging them with drunk and disorderly conduct. They face Judge Yorkey in Trinidad Police Court today.

Raton Trinidad Tack South Side Egan Lewis

Santa Fe Personal Notes and Ill Judge Emmette

Judge Lafayette Emmette, father of Mrs. Otero, lies critically ill at St. Vincent's at age 86. He is unconscious but faculties linger. care remains vigilant as officials note his fragile condition. The item also lists various Santa Fe residents and their travel plans, describes local administrative complaints, and mentions deteriorating street conditions and a poor crop outlook.

Lafayette Emmette Otero St. Vincent's CH. Ingrahm Eashter United States Bank and Trust Company Ohon UN Pace J. Mills Charles Spies Lus Vegas Grant Canyon Roberton Dover W. A. Snyder Port Morgan Colorado Tauraday Extancia Valley Albuquerque Stemnfill Dent Duke Ory Katherine Erhardt Santa Fe Central Denver Blvcmingtom

Strenuous Future For Little Prince

An article about the infant son of the German crown prince, named William, with an elaborate future outlined. It notes 191 gun salutes at birth, royal lineage links to the Hohenzollerns and Peter the Great, and expectations that he will be educated to be a soldier, sailor, and ruler. It warns of anarchist threats and social democratic opposition, and muses on possible future republic.

Berlin William German Empire Homburg Mohenzollern Abe Hohengolferns Peter the Great Russia Kaiser Ward England Prussia Germany

Stomach Ailments Promoted By Constipation Tips

A fragment from a 1906 era paper notes advertisements for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming relief from chronic constipation and stomach troubles. It also mentions local civic chatter and an Eagles Grand Aerie meeting with travel info for Milwaukee. The ad copy includes other notices about laundry services and regional events.

Chas, Baldwin Edwardsville Chamberlain

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