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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1906

Page

5

Teacher's Institute Program Guides Public Schools Talk

Last afternoon the public schools program for the Teachers Institute was submitted by Prof. J. B. Clark. The schedule covers Monday to Friday with topics on history, penmanship, spelling, school management, tuberculosis, juvenile court, and round tables with teachers across all grades, led by Clark, Miller, Woodman, and others.

J. B. Clark Teachers’ Institute Mionday New Mexico J. A. Miller Emma Woodman J. FE. Clark J. B.clark J. & Clark W. G. Hope J. C. Clark Shoreday J. E. Clark History of Our Territory D. M. Richards University of New Mexico BE. Hodgin University of New One Hixth

Santa Fe Team Wins Shoot In San Las CrucesGrant

Santa Fe leads in a shooting contest at Las Vegas with Troop A Las Vegas third and Las Cruces second. Sergeant J H McHughes of Santa Fe wins the Hagerman cup with 182 of 200. Santa Fe, Troop A Las Vegas, and Las Cruces teams divide Sea Girt selection after the event.

Las Vegas Mc Hughes Company BE Old Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Crucen Las Vegaa Sea Girl Las Cruces J. H. McHughes Viera McCullin Abbott Reed ML Company A Las Craces Craop A Ban Las Veens Company Pany A Sei

Horse Trader in Court Overled Sale of Animal

Jose Carabajal of Alameda faced justice yesterday on a horse theft charge after selling a horse to Owen Pollard, who had paid for it. Carabajal later produced the purchaser in court and was discharged, with the matter settled by the horse trader's agreement to compensate Pollard and another buyer.

Jose Carnajal Alameda Craig Owen Pollard Pollard Carabajal

Opening of Public Schools Seeks Students for September 4

The work in the public schools will begin Tuesday September 4 with pupils urged to bring needed books. A Saturday September 1 examination and assignment process is outlined for students entering new schools, reassignments, and those from private or public schools, while first graders report to their ward buildings on September 4.

Superintendent of Schools

Jottings From The Police Court Circles

John Joseph Kelly a night nurse at Santa Fe Pacific hospital faced a police court hearing for obstreperous conduct after striking William Williams on a viaduct crossing Williams had earlier been refused access to a doctor by Kelly and later charged Kelly with a court warning to avoid further harm The assistant marshal also located a missing five year old girl by deducing her likely asleep at a neighbor's house near 300 North Broadway

John Joseph Kelly Santa Fe-Pacific F. A. Williams Chariie Conroy Heacock Williams Kelly Wiliams Chanrges Vilanet Marshal Kennedy North Broadway Officer Kennedy Sherlok Holmes Horreck Wade M Nolebhior

Miss Leighton's Concert at the Casino Tonight

The Albuquerque Man Dolin Orchestra directed by A Wright and Mrs Elate De Wolf with harp and banjo players joins Mr Devine's band for an evening program at the Casino. Tickets on sale at the store.

Mike Leighton Dundey the Casino Albuquerque Mandolin Orchestra Cis A. Wright Elate de Wolf Ani Joe Scout John Merry Me Kena Mike O'Heron Capes Master Bebber Mr Devine

New Show Weekly at Penny Parlor

Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a change of program with new pictures and songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.

Davis South Second Street

Water supply doubled by tunnel to Socorro springs

C J Brown and E A Drake arrive in city en route to Los Angeles. They report on Socorro earthquakes, endorse subterranean gas theory, describe Mayor Bursum’s water tunnel doubling Socorro’s supply, street improvements, and growing fruit trade. References to Knights of Pythias visit and local officials.

C. T. Brown Socorro Southwest E. A. Drake Los Angeles Brown Julian Uhifelder Knights of Pything Lodges New Mexico Ubifelder W. Horner Hill Calfornia Street Bursum Messrs Drake Bursun Manzanares Avenue Albuquerque Socorro County Magdalena Kelly Mint

Tafoya May Be Post Office Robber

The U S marshal's office has limited information on the Baton arrest of Maximillian Tafoya, wanted for violating the Edmands Act. He is to be held until Deputy United States Marshal Cooper arrives from Baton. Officials say Tafoya may be connected to the recent post office robbery though they are not certain.

United States Mirstal Maximillian Tafoya Cooper Ktte Sostoffen

New District Clerk Appointed in John Venable at Valencia County

John Venable, Jackson County attorney, named successor to Captain W Dame as clerk of the Second District Court. Venable and aides arrived to assume duties, with Venable stating health reasons brought him to New Mexico briefly and that he plans to begin immediately. He previously served as state’s attorney for Jackson County and returned to Murphysboro after a recent term.

Jackson County New Mexico Venable Abbott Ainak Valencia County Banomchm W Dame Second District Court Jacks Conney Dodge J Abbott New Meachen Murphysboro

Albuquerqueans Attend Towns Opening In Special Train

A party of Albuquerqueans led by Mr and Mrs Otto Dieckmann and others left the city on a special train to attend the formal opening of a new $20,000 club house in Helen arriving about 9 oclock. Col William Berger welcomed attendees with A Macpherson replying. The ball room on the second floor was decorated with evergreens and streamers. Visitors from Los Lunas Socorro and other territory towns joined the Albuquerque group for the event. They returned around 4 this morning.

Col. Berger Roy McDonald Albuquerque Jon Los Lunas Socorro

Wanted and Need Ads Mixed for Local Help

WANTED A key for general store work The Maze. WANTED A bridge carpenter at once Apply at Hahn's coal yard FOR RENT Kitchen dining room bedroom and pantry at the Minneapolis House Mountain excursion to Camp Glen Coe Bear Canyon Sunday morning $1.25 Including dinner Tickets at O Reillys Ask for JAFFAS KRACK KREAM BREAD and take no other

Hahn Ren Minneapolis Camp Glencoe Bear Canyon O'Relly's

Catron Opposes Joint Statehood At Cloudcroft Meeting

Attorneys W B Childers and A B McMillen return from the New Mexico Territorial Bar association gathering at Cloudcroft. The two day session featured speech by Hon Thomas B Catron opposing joint statehood, praise for Cloudcroft as a meeting site, and a barbecue to close with plans to improve relations between the El Paso and New Mexico bars.

W. B. Childers A. B. McMillen Kennedy New Mexico Territorial Har Association Cloudcroft el Paso W. A. Hawkins J Bar of New Mexico Pass City Thos B. Catron Santa Fe Hawkins Childers Alamogordo

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Teacher's Institute and Public Schools Article Institute Clark E. 3. Stover W. G. Tight Reading J. H. Crum J. EB. Clark Miss Leighton C. J. Brown Tell of Socorro John Venable Illinois Belen Jaffa Catron Messrs. Childers and McMillen BASE Lee Bartlett Albuquerque, N. M Ables Albert Faber Railroad Ave Milwaukee Pilsener Beer Colo Asto Borradaile & CO Gott Avenue M. Berger Albuquerque, N Railroad Avenue The Williams Drug Company Blue Front A. J. Richards West Railroad Avenue Colorado Telephone Co St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Prop Ececec Sample and Club Imperial Laundry French Bakery Stevens & Bowyer
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