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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
7
The railroad commission vows a thorough review of existing tariff schedules at the start of the new year. Reports cite box car burglaries in Fort Worth and widespread Southwestrail disruptions. ועוד
Samuel J. Roberts has been appointed clerk of the Fifth Judicial District Court by Judge William H. Pope, succeeding the late Carl M. Bird. Las Vegas sportsmen form a hunting and fishing club planning a clubhouse at Kroenig lakes, fourteen miles northeast of Las Vegas, to raise funds for construction. The lakes are well stocked with game and fish and attract many ducks in fall and winter.
Grdo merchants and citizens donate the tree and gifts for adornment. A class music program features choruses, piano solos, and duets. On Thanksgiving day children enjoyed a turkey dinner. Superintendent Gill notes rising interest in the school and rejects the term asylum as outdated for an educational institution.
Physicians and school trustees decide not to reopen Central Lincoln and Lowell schools for another week to ensure no new cases. City health officer says scarlet fever is under control with three active cases confined to quarantine and recovering.
The Roy Commercial club met Tuesday evening to discuss key matters. Secretary pro tem was named for Max Karlsruher, with Hanson as assistant secretary until January election. Trustees chosen include Willcox Roy and Goodman. A three member committee led by Bushkevitz Goodman and Dorohue was formed to pursue a city water supply. George H. Morris of Solano became a member. Ten thousand circulars will be printed for distribution in the east. Regular meetings set for Tuesdays while urgent issues proceed.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Scorse, Margarete, died Thursday December 6 at 12 30 pm in Holbrook. She was three months four days old. Funeral services were held at the Scorse home Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J A Benton, with a large following to the cemetery. The notice also includes a taxor of Hall's Catarrh Cure and local Wheat price offers, but the key item remains the Holbrook infant death and funeral details.
Special Correspondence New York Dec 13 2000 housewives from the poorer East Side led a street protest against a meat price hike by the beef trust. Esther Delbofsky and Rebecca Resnick organized lines to warn butchers and urged buying fish or abstaining from meat for six months. Police arrested several as strikes forced nine tenths of area butchers to cut prices within 12 hours, with many strikers being Jewish women.
An advertisement promotes a cold cure labeled Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a promise of cure in one day. It notes refund by druggists and E W Grove signature on each box, priced 25 cents. The piece also touts Citizen want ads and local printing services at Print Shop, with stamps available by phone.
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