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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
3
The contract for the first building of the American Cooperative Sanatorium at Alamogordo has been secured by SMeRea. Active work will start immediately and, weather permitting, the structure should be finished within three months. The cost is not disclosed but expected to run into thousands.
The report lists Montezuma Lodge No 1 officers elected for the ensuing Masonry year in Santa Fe. RH Hanna mentor, Norman King junior warden, DeJ A. Masele treasurer, Percy oF Knight secretary, Allan R. MeCord tyler, with installation set for December 27 on John the Baptist day. A separate item notes Joe Redwine, former Phoenix constable, now a fugitive from justice sought across Arizona for extortion and pending jail sentence.
A Las Vegas dispatch reports the Democratic committee has launched a contest against W H Andrews in Congress claiming enough illegal Republican votes were cast to secure O A Larravolo. Judge E B Long of Las Vegas is chief attorney, aided by prominent Democratic lawyers. evidence to be taken across Santa Fe Colfax Torrance and Taos counties.
Grace Episcopal Church of Carlsbad will soon feature a stone memorial belfry and bell to honor parishioners. Contracts awarded for exterior stone tower and bell installation. The belfry commemorates Marie Graves Harjes, a gift from Mr Harjes. The bell memorial honors Mrs B P Bujac, funded by a Harjes sister. Roswell’s John Swallken awarded stone work. Carlstedt’s Lucius Anderson to handle woodwork.
Coke Roberts, brother of Emmett Roberts, married Miss Bouton Wilkins of Kansas City. Roberts, a prosperous cattleman with a ranch near Oklahoma City, plans a short bridal trip before returning to Oklahoma. Wilkins has relatives in Clayton and the couple met in Clayton during Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Clara W. Garingby wid Robert 8. Fisher, both of Fort Bayard, were married recently at Silver City. The bride is postmistress at Fort Bayard. Mr. Fisher is a draughtsman by profession and is following that calling at the same place. The couple immediate ly moved to their new home and continue to reside at Fort Bayard. ANOTHER MONSTER FURNACE ORDERED BY COMANCHE CO. The Comanche Mining and Smelting company have ordered another monster furnace of 800 tons capacity which, with the 300 ton furnace now in commission, will give the smelter 600 tons and place.
The Silver City Enterprise notes the southwest smelters’ leading production and a new furnace delayed by Eastern machinery shipments. The concentrator machinery has started, with a ore run planned soon. Also covered are J J Black’s winter visit to Silver City and reminiscences of McKinley era ties. E S Clark elected president of Northern Arizona Bar Association with planned banker-style banque to judiciary.
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