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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1906

Page

3

Cattleman advocates joint statehood for New Mexico Arizona

William C. Barnes, secretary of the New Mexico cattle sanitary board, speaks at Santa Fe on joint statehood. He argues combined New Mexico and Arizona would form a strong, unified state with equal laws and improved stock regulations, noting Arizona’s wealth and faster growth.

William C. Barnes The Cattle Sanitary Board of New Mexico Santa Fe Barnes Arizona Territorial Cattle Sanitary Boards Cattle Sanitary Board Commonwealth Legislar

Duel Fatal in Globe Arizona Between Montenegrin Miners

In Globe Arizona late Saturday a mutual consent duel on the Black Warrior road left George Melich dying and Melle Vukmanovich in hiding. Both men, recent Arizona arrivals from Montenegro, had drunk and quarreled all day with friends often separating them. Melich fired first missing. Vukmanovich hit the target, killing Melich on the first shot. Vukmanovich fled to avoid consequences. Slavonian sentiment divides. Both miners worked for Old Dominion.

Globe Ariz George Me-Heh Melle Vukmanovich Black Warrior Old Dominion Melich Yukmanovich Vukmanovich Vukmarovich Meller Ae Nun

Wages and cost of living split among classes

Washington report notes wage earners and the very rich enjoy prosperity while salaried workers see stagnant pay as the cost of living climbs. A Labor Bureau study shows food costs up 17.7 percent since 1890–99, with bacon, eggs and flour among the soaring items.

Washington, D. C Government Bureau of Labor United States Labor Bureau Neill Bureau of Labor Commissioner of Labor

China Ousts Best Foreign Devil Sir Robert Hart Retires

An obituary like portrait honors Sir Robert Hart born 1835 in Ireland, long serving inspector general of Imperial Chinese customs since 1896. The piece credits him with shaping China’s financial footing, advancing imperial posts, mastering language and culture, and earning numerous international honors.

Robt Hart Robt. Hart Imperial China Robi Gordon England Robert British Empire Rome Norway France Italy Belgium Portugal Austria Sweden Holland Spain Germany Japan Ireland

Notice for Publication in Land Claim at Santa Fe

Land Office at Santa Fe announces Manuel R. Otero will receive final proof for NW 1/4 Sec 8 Twp 11 N R 5 W on Oct 5 1906 at San Rafael N M The witnesses listed are Masedonio Ramirez Ramon Serna Jose Rafael Chavez and Hidal Chavez Montoya all residents of San Rafael New Mexico.

Santa Fe N. M United States Court San . N. M Juan Garcia Masedonio Ramirez Ramon Serna Jose Rafael Chavez Hidal Chaves ¥ Montoya San Rafael Manuel R. Otero

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