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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

4

Secretary Raynolds Named to Second Term in Territory

The Albuquerque Citizen notes James Wallace Raynolds, reappointed to secretary ship, will be 43 next March. Born in Powbly Colorado, he came to New Mexico at age three and rose from banker family roots to public office with praise for his executive ability and fair leadership in Santa Fe society.

James Wallace Raynolde Jefferson Raymolds Las Vegas Powbly Colo New Mexico Meadow City Canton Ohio Boston Institute of Technology Raynolds J. 8 First National Bank Albuquerque Sani Rosa el Paso Texas Exchange Bank of White Oaks Sierra County Bank of Hillsboro Miata Trust and Savings Bank of J. W. Raynolds Geo. H. Wallace Santa Fe McKinley Roosevelt New Mexican

Jointure Bill Aims to Admit New Mexico and Arizona as States

The bill, led by Michigan's Rep Hamilton, merges Oklahoma and Indian Territory with New Mexico and Arizona. It sets for a 110 delegate New Mexico and 44 Arizona convention, to draft a republican constitution. If approved, both territories become states with Santa Fe as capital, shared land and a $5 million school fund, two senators, two representatives, and new federal courts.

Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico Arizona Bard Hlus Santa Fe United States National Treasury House of Representatives Internal Revenue District Rodey

Forestry Service Practical Work and Growth since 1898

The Forest Service began with eleven staff in 1898 and shifted to the Department of Agriculture in 1905. By the present fiscal year it employs 21,153 foresters with field work across 27 states. The service manages over 900,900 acres of private forests and holds 2,000,000 acres of management inquiries. Nearly 62,000 letters were sent from Washington to answer public requests for information.

Division of Forestry Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Forest Service Atlantic Pacific Canada Mexico Washington

Child Labor In Tenement Mills Sparks Reform Debate

An East Side New York report describes a child carrying a heavy load to work in a sweat shop, sewing buttons for about ninety cents weekly. It notes New York’s teen labor law and calls for factory work under inspection to end tenement-based manufacture.

Wix Avenue 10 New York City New York Daniel East Side

Bell Boy Mortimer Named in Petit Larceny Case at Hotel Alvarado

Louis Mortimer, a bell boy at Hotel Alvarado, was arrested on petit larceny charges after management complained he robbed the cash drawer. Police report $11.50 recovered from the drawer plus a razor, pocket thermometer, and a keepsake pencil stolen over time. The hotel manager decided not to prosecute due to juvenile status and lack of housing for correction.

Loreal Louis Mortimer Alvarado Mortimer Aldo i Cheatham House of Correction

Joy's Drive Up Offers Blue Linket Goods

A brief item notes a drive up to Joy's offering Blue Linket goods. The readable text mentions a south Aixplay area nearby and suggests convenient pickup for assorted items.

Joy

Furnished rooms for night housekeeping in Seymour

Woman needed to keep house in a family of four with three children at 519 North Second Street. Wages five dollars. No washing. References. Inquire Saturday after 3 o'clock at southwest corner of Twelfth Street and Granite Avenue.

North Second Street Twelfth Street Granite Avenue Seymour

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