New Mexico Stock Growers at Denver in New Amalgamation
Colonel W H Greer reports two rival factions of stock growers have merged into the American National Live Stock Association at the Denver meeting. The new group will oversee U S stock growers and sheep men. New Mexico delegates led the state share, with many notable figures present and NM interests urged by Colonel Jastro to support the merged body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hf. Greer
American Stock Growers’ Association
National Live Stock Association
Denver
Evening Citizen
United States
Jone] Greer
The
Union
Frank A.jubbell
Solomon Luna
Harry Low
W. CG. Barnes
George H. Websividt
A. G. Austen
W. HH
Jack
C. O'Donnell
Harry W. Kelly
Lew 1
Brown
A. W. Wilson
Charles Ballard
Bert Moseman
Victor Culberson
Reese Herndon
H. Everhart
AL Cy Abbott
H. A. Jastro
California
New Mexico
Geveral vMces
Tme
No More Telephones in the Postoffice
Washington orders end use of office telephones saving an estimated two million dollars yearly in the Postoffice Department. The move follows a treasury department order to turn off electric lights when not in use, projected to save millions across all government offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Government Postoffice
Hopkins
United States
Malicious Illustrated Syndicate Article Attacked
A Lisbon of an article signed by Emerson Hoff is denounced as false and hostile propaganda. It attacks New Mexico and Santa Fe with misleading illustrations including the Mission church and a crumbling adobe house, aimed at opposing statehood and the bill's passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Syndicate
Emerson Hoff
Santa Fe
Huff
Congress
Citizen
Decatur, HL
Algodones News Highlights From January Festivities
Special correspondence from Algodones New Mexico reports a grand feast on January 19 with gambling and speculation events. A Saturday dance celebrated the villa’s social life, weddings loom, and a curfew ordinance was passed requiring under 17s to stay home after 8 pm though enforcement is weak. Planting will begin as dry land will be sown this season amid good ground and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algodones
N. M
Sage Cine
Vitarlo Lolato
Anite
Fulice
Pallee
Local sale ad lists general merchandise and grocery items
A damaged classified style notice advertises sale of merchandise including a meat market and buildings. It mentions owners and a vague address and urges contacting Cirhi ren AcChlaon for details about the sale and mortgage settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iani
Kansas Capitalists Visit Albuquerque to Watch Investments
J. W. Gleed of Topeka and Frank C. Miller of Kansas City, prominent in Kansas finance, are in Albuquerque to oversee Pioneer Trust Company investments. They traveled from El Paso toward Bars tow and favor joint shipment, meeting local officials and noting prior ties with County Surveyor Don Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gleed
Topeka
Frank C. Miller
Kansas City
Sunflower State
Albuquerque
Pioneer Trust Company
Alvarado
Gleed
New Mexico
el Paso
Barstow
Cat
Siapenodt
Gqwed
Mr. Miller
Don J. Rankin
Kan
Frisco Raitroad
Kansas
Narrow escape from a serious fire at Armijo building
A lighted stump tossed into a waste basket near the Second street entrance of the N. P. Armijo building ignited paper that spread to a doorway into the City meal market and wall casings. Oak barber shop porter led a bucket brigade with W F Switzer as captain, Henry Westerfeld and G Ruppe as plugmen, extinguishing the blaze before the fire department’s services were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. PT. Armijo
W. F. Switzer
Henry Westerfeld
G. Ruppe
Leek
Frank Bell Said to Be Mentally Unsound
A passenger on No 2 from Prescott says Frank Bell, tied to the Col Chaves assassination in November 1904, is demented. Bell allegedly confessed while intoxicated, naming places as alibis and prompting officials to verify his statements as he travels toward this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
No. 2
Prescott
Ariz
Worning
Col. Chaves
Mareshal Foraker
Pornott
Bell
Grants
Bell i
Carmel Mines to Resume Work in Copper Group
Dr. Lewis H. Chamberlings died in probate court as proof favors Carmel mining group comprising Hetty Green Nos 1 and 4 Peacock Nos 1 and 2 Modesto Nos 1 and 2. The wines are in Tier as canyon county. Value of work for year ending December 1, 1905 was $60, or $100 per mine. Work aimed to comply with statutes to hold claims and tithes. Mines rich in copper but not yet operated. active work expected soon, placing Caravel group among regional producers. We are headquarters for wood. call 602 South First Street. John S. Beaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Chamberlings
Carmel
Hetty Green
Peacock
Modesto
Tieras Canyon
Police Court Hears Neighbor Dispute Over Coal Water and Garb
In police court, Mrs. Pankow faced a city ordinance charge for throwing dirty material into streets as a long simmering feud with Whitcomb neighbors surfaced. Testimony traced a quarrel from coal sales to slingshot complaints and washing water near a hitching post, ending with the case being dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Ho
Anni Pankow
Cty
Eighth Street
Tenis Avenue
Poice
Pislutif
Witeonl
Nidant
Pankow
Whileam
Panton
Whitcomb
Whitcombs
Mr. Whitcomb
Pankows
Church, Club and Social Gatherings in Albuquerque
A series of church and social gatherings marked the week in Albuquerque with lodge meetings at Temple No. 6 and John A Logan Circle No. 1, plus numerous Ladies Aid societies meeting at homes on Arno Street. A notably large reception for Dr and Mrs Pearce on West Railroad Avenue showcased fine decor, music, and hospitality. A passenger train wreck near Chicago was recounted by Y Vanderwart, with safe injuries and a dramatic turn of the train. Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board inspector Thomas B. Clements reported high flock health and optimism for 1906 in Socorro and Valencia counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge
AW FL & A.M
John A Logan
G A. R
Mre. Coleman
South Arno Street
Emlay
Etta B. Allison
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
J. H. Drury
Mra Dota F. Pearce
Weet Railroad Avenue
WP. Metealf
Newlifeld
Pearce
Mesdames Maloy
Lester
Medter
Burkhart
Bryan
Chadbourne
Granefeld
Mia
W. H L. Greer
Lay
Lewinson
Walton
Albuquerque
Crain No. 1
Chicago
Y. Vanderwart
Hoston
Vandewart
Thomas B. Clements
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Bord
Ely
Socorro County
B. J. Sprindier
Motexar
Mr. Clements
Sororro
Valencia
Sanitary Board
Socorro
Clements
Sprindler
New Mexico
Valencia Conttles
The Strength of the Weak at Elks Opera House
Florence Roberts will interpret a modern four act play The Strength of the Weak by Alles M Smith at the Elks Opera House on February 10. The story follows a young orphan and her guardian during a college graduation and national exposure of the author of an anonymous book that mirrors life with the guardian. Complications lead to a dramatic engagement between the girl and the guardian's son amid natural theatercraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Roberts
Alles M. Smith
Elks Opera House
Guardian
MORTUARY NOTES ON NELLIE SHIMMIN AND OTHERS
Miss Nellie Shimmin dies after a long Albuquerque residence aided by her mother. Remains go to Rockford Illinois Friday at 8 0 oclock. Carrie Lee Tirpin dies in Albuquerque after tuberculosis and will be shipped to Brewton Alabama with her husband. Florence Ane Heron dies in Albuquerque. interment in Chicago. Woodmen Circle member held $1 500 life insurance. three month old daughter sent to Chicago with the widow’s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Shimmin
Cale
Albuquerque
Rockford
Carrie Lee Tippin
Carrie Lee Tirpin
Albuqeurque
Brewton
Ala
Florence Anderson
Florence Ane Heron
Chicago
Woodmen's Circle
Ear
A. Borders
Civil Service Examination Announces February 24 1906
The United States Civil Service announces an exam to fill six vacancies for clerks or carriers in Albuquerque New Mexico Applicants must be male at least five feet four inches tall and weigh not less than 128 pounds Medical examination required Apply at once to the local secretary W L Lane at the post station or to the American secretary at Dover Colorado Forms number 137 applicants must submit by the district secretary before office hours on Feb 24 1906
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil
Albuquergas
Tvant
Lucal
Lane
Postatien
Thas Alerie
Dover
Colo
Aeew Montene
Ouicoels Pom
Company G Schedules Militia Inspection and Recruitment
The next important event in Company G’s military life under Captain BL Ruppe is a government inspection on April 4, contingent on Adjutant General Tarkligion’s approval. Captain Ruppe seeks twenty five able bodied men aged eleven to forty for August outing at the expense of the United States, offering basic military training and access to heat equipped gear in the southwest. Company G will be out for the Wraction amped Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company G
Uni
BL Ruppe
Tarkligion
Jain
Rappe Js Ving
Dde
Wool and live stock market snippets and bold ad tease
Market notes from St Louis and New York show wool steady, cattle and sheep receipts noted in Kansas City and Chicago ranges. A sensational ad by Simon Stern lights up the pages while Norwegian Nobel candidates spark interest. a realty crook chase ends with arrest in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Chicago
Heeves
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colorado
Malicious Illustrated Syndicate
Pioneer Trust Company, OF
City
Fred Fornoff
South Flrat
John S. Beaven
Presbyteria Ehireh
R. W. K. Bryan
Mr. Vandewort
Mortuary
Civil Service Examination
Ruppe
St. Louis
Spelter, Mo
Spelter
New York
St. Louis, Mo
Atchison, Common
Atchison
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pact
Union Pacific
Camper US
Simon Stern
Mr. Stern
Alliol
Jrtewnar
Louis Realty Crook
Pranciveu
Cal
Atticere
London
Alfred HL Syret
Syrel
Gtr
Cen Wank
Albert Faber
the McBrian Furniture Co
Bent
Yes
B. H. Briggs & Company
Alvarado Pharmacy
St. and
Gold
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Agents General Electric Co.’ Crocker, Wheeler Co
Antonio Armijo
Chile
Third Street
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Iron and Brass Castings
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Lons
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
Tig
W. L. Trimbler& Co
J- 8
Block
Perea
Crown Studio
Post Hardware Co
South Second Street
Cleveland
Rambler
Columbia
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
Albuquerque, M
B. F. Copp
D. D
N. T. Armijo Building
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