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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
5
Fragmented notice indicates monthly charges and payment instructions. Mentions response by notification and a receiver in Seesse Semen stereos. References to exchange of letters, remittances, money orders, and a contact at a Colorado address.
Washington reports indicate broad petitions and many letters in favor of joint statehood from New Mexico and Arizona. Ex Delegate Rodey and others push the bill, with a House vote likely between January 4 and 10 under a rule, supported by several senators. President Roosevelt backs the measure, while opposition fades among officeholders.
As a special communication of Mon termma Lodge No. 1 A F and A M at Santa Fe the following officers were installed for the ensuing year HM Stevens worthy master BR H wentor warden N J King for deacon P PF Knight senior steward Samuel W Marshall junior steward Price Mul ter tyler Past Master A F Spiegel org was the installing officer Notice 't Le GC Wymer of Peavody han ho ln Albuquerque with 4 car load Kood Jersey cows in ten days Dont buy a cow before you nee them Prices will be right The cows can be seen at Bienher's garden old town or their arrive
The Menaul School began in Las Vegas in 1872 and grew to a boarding and day school two miles north of Albuquerque. Noted graduates include Revs Manuel Madrid and Gabino Rendone. Pierson Hall and a superintendent’s cottage added as funding and land expanded the campus to about 25,000 dollars in property value on 200 acres with water rights.
Fragmentary text describes early Presbyterian Indian school efforts in Albuquerque started by R. W. D. Bryan and later government involvement. It notes adobe structures, relocation to present sites, the rise and fall of funding, and partial repairs at Santa Allison for Mexican girls. The passage references the Woman's Boards of Missions and shifting supervision.
The school, with a 60 000 gallon per hour plant, mainly relies on pupils for domestic tasks and labor. It houses 140 capacity, turning away applicants. It offers a high school program and plans to graduate its first class this year. The mission aims to train native Spanish speaking boys for citizenship with Christian instruction. Costs run about 12000 yearly, funded by pupils and the Woman's Board of Home Missions. The project is praised as invaluable by the Synodical Missionary.
A jumbled early 20th century classified list shows WANTED help wanted positions in several towns including Columbus and Albuquerque, with salaries ranging from 40 dollars monthly to weekly payments, plus expenses. Also includes rental ads for rooms, offices, furnished cottages, and a few sales offers including trade of property and mines, plus notices of found horse and public publication.
An assortment of professional listings and notices appears from Albuquerque area in 1905 including dentists surgeons attorneys architects civil engineers and land office matters. It also lists a brief public notices section with an Interior Department hydraulic proof date and witness names, plus ads for tailors and health products.
The 1905 year boosted New Mexico sheep and cattle sectors with over 1,000,000 lambs and sheep shipped, prices ranging up to 3.75 per head, and wool output surpassing 22,000,000 pounds. Notables include Solomon Luna and Alejandro Sandoval as prominent sheep raisers, while cattle, horses, and hides also rose, with 900,000 cattle in the territory. The year saw strong wool prices and a push for disease control via dipping stations and brand recording.
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