Memorial Day Exercises at Antlers Opera House
The Elks lodge Albuquerque hosts its annual memorial for absent brothers at the Elks' Opera House. Dr W G Trebt of New Mexico University delivers the address to a packed audience, with music by R W Reynolds and a quartet. The program honors deceased brothers including Ferdinand Levi, M S Otero, Freudenberg, Harper, J Abel, Thomas Hughes, Kempenich, and J F Cook. The night closes with prayers, singing, and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Antlers’ Opera House
W. G. Trebt
New Mexico University
Lillian Hesselden
Reynolds
Albuquerque Lodge No
Felix H. Lester
M. E. Hickey
L. C. Bennett
A. W. Cavanaugh
Roy McDonald
C. A. Hawks
H. Fox
J. J. Clarke
Mmnong
iLace
Ththt
Mr. Reynolds
Pox Pry
George W. Stubbs
J. Washburn
D. A. Matson
George Melandress
Embalmers Seek Territorial Board in New Mexico
Frank MM Strong of W Storngs Sons travels to Santa Fe to petition the Territorial Board of Health on behalf of the New Mexico Association of Embalmers. The group aims to have a law creating an embalmers examiners board passed by the next legislature, aligning embalmers with physicians dentists and opticians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MM. Strong
W. Storng
Santa Fe
Territorial Board of Health
New Mexico
Board of
Board of Health
E. W. Fee
South First Street
Grandmother Pratt Dies in Albuquerque Community
Mrs Helen M Pratt known as Grand ma Pratt dies in Albuquerque at 79 after long illness. She arrived twenty two years ago, joined Lead Avenue Methodist Church, led charitable work and city affairs until recently. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at Lead Avenue Methodist with Rev J C D D officiating. Her son Fred G Pratt daughter in law and a brother survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Thton
Albuquerque
Helen M. Pratt
Grandma Pratt
New Bank at Magdalena Forms Three-Institution Board
The Bank of Magdalena, organized under New Mexico law with 30000 capital, opens December 15 in the Becker Blackwell store room. John Becker presides, Gustave Becker is vice president, J S Mac Tavish cashier, with Solomon Luna M W Flournoy H M Dougherty J B Mac Tavish and J W Medley as directors. The Becker Blackwell bank will transfer its business to the new bank and a brick building will be erected across the street in spring.
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Bank of
Magdalena
Tder
New Mexico
Alvarado
Becker-Blackwell Company
John Becker
Gustave Becker
Belen
Solomon Luna
M. W. Flournoy
Albuquerque
H. M. Dougherty
Socorro
Mactavish
David Farr
Josey Aragon
J. W. Medley
Mactavieh
Last Zight
Santa Fe
Becker- Blackwell Company Bank
BeckerBackwell Company Bank
Bank of Magdalena
R. G. Bun
Bradstreets
Fletire
First National Bank of
Fiational Bank of Belen
POUND SALE AND CITY HALL AUCTION NOTES
Local sale announced for December 7 1906 at the city hall auctioning horses and mules aged 9 to 10 years with weights around 700 to 800 pounds. City Marshal McMillan presiding with officer conferment at 7 40 pm. Also notices for poultry feed and stage play promotions appear amid miscellaneous classifieds and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Brazd
Thos, McMillin
Welvert
Busy Pooge Court session details city court cases
A busy session of Poage Court reports several arrests from Saturday night and Sunday morning. Antonio Ailla and Mannel Lexace fought, were jailed after a scuffle sparked by whiskey. Elias and Losaloa faced fines or jail, while Londes was jailed. Hicks insulted a reporter and paid $5. Ben Topkin and Joc Miller faced sobriety and fine actions. Joe Vale appeared with counsel on violence and peace warrants. Judge Crawford admonished to sin no more.
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Crawford
Antonio Ailla
Mannel Lexace
Elias
Losaloa
Jal
Bling
Londes
G. Hicks
Hirchfeld
He Morning Journal
Hicks
Tierney
Ben Topkin
Pon
Joe Vale
Mining activity resumes at San Pedro mines in New Mexico
San Pedro properties of the Santa Fe Gold and Copper Mining company near Albuquerque have begun operations with over a hundred men cleaning up before resuming shipments. The smelter will restart after a four-year shutdown. 400 workers expected at Las Pedro mines soon. George Marrs named resident superintendent. F. Buell and Richard McCaffery era details given. New machinery planned before startup as negotiations with Lewishans of New York continue. The Lewishons, major copper handlers, revived this project after commodity price declines.
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San Pedro
Santa Fe Gold and Copper Mining Company
Albuquerque
Buell
Alvarado Hotel
Las Pedro
George O. Marrs
Colorado
Albuquerque Co
Richard 8. McCaffery
Salt Lake
Ue Santa Fe Gold and Copper Company
Lewishons
New York
McCaffery
Lewinshan
Utah
United Metals Selling Company of
Thursday Evening Coupler Features Baritone Solo and Trombone
Thursday evening program includes a baritone solo by Mr Reynolds and a trombone solo by TV. K. Friday and Saturday evenings present Sheclil musical progress with programs for all events. Note: Mr Ellishaw, once years director then assistant at Bar num Bailey concert, studied abroad for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reynolds
TV. K
Bits
Sheclil Musical Progres
Ellishaw
Barnum & Bailey
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W. G. Tight
Ferdinand Levi
M.S. Otero
Freudenberg
Wm E
Harper
J. Abel
Thomas Hughes
AL Kempenich
J. F. Cook
Evening Citizen
Cook
Lowman & Lindemann
Hille
Colombo Hall
Learnard & Lindemann
Muale
Shouk
Hig
Theral
Piret Pegi- Rient Orchestra
Justin
Simon Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Eras
Elec Jon
eMeerk
T. F. Kings
Feed International Poultry Food
W. Fee
South Second Street
Strhat Opera House
Devcembinn
Norigh Street
Old Telephone
Star Furniture Co
West Gold Avenue
Tray's
Chicago
North Second Street
Railpond Avenue
Jobo Street
Jaffa
Pouge
Joc Miller
H. Yanow
II. R. R. Ave
Second Street
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Goth Phones
Roger
Everitt
THE
Diamond Palace
FIRST
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Vann Jewelry CO
Albuquerque Business College Library
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Colorado Telephone CO
J. H. O’rielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Charles L. Keppeler
Joseph T. Johnson
South Third Street
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