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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1905
Page
7
Citron Miners break a three game slide with an 8 to 1 victory over the Las Vegas Blues. Fanning pitched for Meadow City and Marquey supplied key assists as nearly 1,000 spectators watched the game. The report also notes upcoming tours and lineup changes across local teams.
A large gathering of stockmen from Lunn and southern Grant counties met at Deming to organize a multi ranch roundup starting Sept 1. Richard Hudson chaired. George L Shakespeare was secretary. The route runs from W J Wamel ranch through numerous ranges ending at Bud Howell ranch, with pay for camp help and wranglers. Public notice shares excitement for the Santa Fe excursion and regional events.
Alamogordo lumber mill and treating plant operate two shifts as work rises. New laborers will be hired to run logging equipment and expand output. J Patterson announces plans to continue a front desk boarding stable with careful care and good help. Knights referenced in unexpected line.
Summary of yesterday's baseball results across the American and National Leagues with scattered scores and game notes. Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis Cleveland New York Boston Pittsburg Denver Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis delayed arrival Minneapolis Toledo and other matchups listed with incomplete details.
Territorial Secretary J W Raynolds slipped into peat holes dug for fence work near Clerk A M Bergere’s residence on Grant avenue and sprained an ankle. The accident, while painful, is not serious and he hopes to return in a few days.
Pound keeper alerts a black mule branded Whigh four years old with a large ankle taken Monday August 21 and to be sold at pound sale Monday August 24 by Marshal Thomas McMillan. Also includes garbled ads about remedies and local business notes and a theater teaser for Knight's Midnight Sun on September 23.
Jim Corbett notes Britt versus Nelson could be the era’s greatest light weight bout with a $20,000 purse and 65 percent gate share. He cites plans, split disputes, and the vast money at stake plus an anticipated afternoon fight with major public attention.
Ray Daniels of Provo Utah, 23, has been announced as the winner of the first choice in the government land drawing for the Utah reservation. The prize could amount to from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars, placing the young man among the behest in the United States.
Ray Daniels secures the first selection of 160 acres from the reservation’s vast 1 000 000 acres, blocking thousands of entrants until his land is chosen. He has reportedly been offered high prices for his claim once transferable. He is expected to claim land near a project seat for $1 25 per acre plus a $16 entry fee.
An enthusiastic advertisement notes a merchant tailoring establishment at No 209 West Railroad Avenue offering suits made to order, cleaning pressing and repairs for ladies garments and walking skirts. It claims 15 years in the city and invites patronage with the promise of guaranteed workmanship.
Reduced rate railroad tickets available at Paulsen's Association Railroad Ticket office. Tickets can be bought, sold and exchanged for travel to and from all points.
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