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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1906
Page
5
A long critical editorial argues mining promoter fraud harms El Paso, detailing fake ore claims, inflated reports, and excessive stock sales. It urges adherence to ordinary business rules, cites past scams near El Paso, and warns against trusting flashy promises from unproven promoters.
Secretary Raynolds returns with family after a visit to Denver and La Harpe Illinois. A government sheep inspector, W. A. Skinner, travels from Albuquerque to Torrance then Willard to inspect large Colorado shipments.
During a Las Vegas Driving Park and Fair association meeting, a committee was named to organize the second annual fall fair and festival for late September. A business men’s meeting is slated for August 20 to review plans.
The Belen Commercial Club building is set to formally open with a reception and dance next Friday night. Preparations are underway with committees named for arrangements reception finance and floral design and guests from outside cities expected.
The report lists new district court filings including Thelowing new cases were filed in the aterrier ecory today and names Joseph Collembin and Joseph Sehiidy as plaintiffs against defendants Francine Armijo and Southwestern Brewery. Additional items include job want ads for a chesnp driving horse or pony and a porter, a trade for a wheel for a Winchester shotgun, and rental notices for rooms and cottages.
A Tucson newspaper piece questions U S deportation policy for Chinese migrants arguing harsher penalties could deter illegal entry and reduce costs. It cites costs from Wee Ah Look’s arrest and deportation, detailing inspections, jails, rail travel, and legal expenses as government burdens.
The Meadow City club plans a three game series against Albuquerque Browns at St Michaels College on Sundays August 26 and two more dates to raise gate receipts for a wartime tournament. Local players Menon Clancy Ney Bawards Graham will feature in the lineup. An excursion from Albuquerque is planned for the opening day.
Joseph H M Sparks and wife and Thomas Griffin and wife from Los Angeles will tend Sunday evening services at the Highland church. Hy everybody welcome.
A fragment shows multiple church notices with schedules for St Pauls Lutheran Corner Sixth Street and Silver Avenue led by Ernest Moser, First Presbyterian Corner Fifth and Silver led by Rev. Hugh A Cooper, and First Methodist Corner Lead Avenue and South Third led by Rev. J. Rollins. Also mentions Highland Methodist at 312 South Arno Street with sermons by J D Emmons and a Penny Parlor program new pictures and songs each Saturday.
Delegates from Socorro County were named for the wool growers convention: Melicilo Apodaca, Geronimo Sanchez, Max J. Montoya, J. W. Rogers, David Farr, Frank Smith, W. H. Speckman, William Gardiner, Juan Silva, German Contreras. The Belén Commercial praised Jobin Scholle and H R Eyer as delegates. other counties may still appoint.
A crowded Browns scene shows new players and returning regulars at Galway Park. Haugh's squad features Vaylor and Ortieem while Conwas recalls Wichita ties. Manager Cavanaugh plans to evaluate talent tomorrow amid ongoing lineup changes.
A mysterious Alvarado fire on a Wednesday night prompts three competing theories. Electricians dispute ignition by wires under the building. A spontaneous combustion due to dust or coal is considered. A third possibility links the fire to ash from an open ash vault under kitchen ranges. Superintendent Stein explains the dense smoke arose when cement blocked asphalt beneath the ranges failed, releasing smoke throughout the hotel.
Manager McCanna of the fair association reports a letter from S B Grimshaw of the Santa Fe Central offering free transport of the fair advertising car. Arrangements will be made to send the car to Torrance later via the Santa Fe Central line. Belen plays Morey's Solitaires at Traction Park tomorrow at 2:30 PM with 25 cent admission. Imperial Laundry promotes rough dry service and Jaffa’s Krack Cream bread. Imported Munich Hofbrau on draught at the White Elephant.
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