County Officials Sworn In and Appointments Made
County officials take oaths as new board forms bonds and officers. Probate Clerk Walker swore in officials including treasurer John S. Heaven and sheriff Perfecto Armillo, with several sureties. Appointments confirmed include J. B. McManus as collector, Ida L. Plummer as deputy probate clerk, and Fred B. Heyn as deputy sheriff, with others named in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Walker
John S. Heaven
Suretie N
Marron
Wm. Farr
A. Dye
Df. Palmer
J. A. Hubbs
V. V Edle
No Marron
Wim. Farr
J. A. Dye
Perfecto Armillo
National Surety Company
RK. Stroup
J. F. Sulver
D. A. Bittner
N. Marron
Jesus 000
Andres Benny Springer
Policarpio Armijo
Andres Romero
Meliton Chaves
A. K. Walker
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Manuel — Ft. Springer
R. BE. Putney
Julian Perea
Pitt Moss
Sigfried Grunsfeld
United States Surety and Guaranty Company
Billie
J. B. McManus
Ida L. Plummer
Fred B. Heyn
Seferiano Crollett
Uty 1
Asuner
Albuque rque Citizen Dead At Winslow
L Y Mattia died at his Winslow home Monday morning after a brief illness with pneumonia. He was about 48, ran a jewelry store in Mexican town, and was a prominent local figure. He once lived in old Albuquerque twenty years ago, where he built filigree rings for visitors from the states before moving to Winslow to reopen a business. His brother Transite Matt also joined the family in printing near Albuquerque Journal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.Y. Mattia
Mexican Town
Winslow
Transite
Matt
Mle Coamed
Albuquerque Journal
Old Town
Evening Citheen
James A Sprathing
New Ownership Clears Air at French Bakery Albuquerque
The new proprietors announce the French Bakery in Albuquerque remains under local ownership in the Raynolde building. They state continuous operation since May, plan grand reopening, and promise updated fixtures including a new bake oven. They aim to maintain Reineldt’s high standards and introduce Never Stale bread along with Butter Nut Bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Citizen
R. Sehneldt
Albuquerque
Raynolde
Reineldt
United States
Canada
December land office reports vary by entry type at Santa Fe
In December the U S land office at Santa Fe logged 65 original homestead entries 38 final homestead entries and 13 desert land entries over twenty days Torrance county leads in settler activity Final counts total original homestead entries 1 076 acres entered 274 188 final homestead entries 315 acres entered 46 836 desert land entries 21 percent acres entered 28 571 all entries since January 1 1906 total 2 162 entries acres 349 545
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
Torrance County
Guadalupe County
Bernalillo
Colfax
Guadalus & Mckinley
Mora
San Juan
San Miguel
Sandoval
Sbearre
Torrance
Taos
Valencia
Guadalupe
Nm Miguel
Governmental delay blamed for printer Mott’s death in Albuquerque
Justin BB Mott, long-time Las Vegas Optic foreman, died last week amid claims that pension bureau delays caused prolonged illness following typhoid exposure. He suffered tuberculosis and other maladies, remained employed, and sought a pension for years with affidavits and letters but no final relief. His death highlights administrative red tape and criticism of the pension office amid a New Year’s day in Albuquerque marked by other city incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin BB Mott
Las Vegas
United States
Burea
Mott
Chattanooga Park
Pension Bureau
Ume
Albuquerque
Crawford
Ward
Old French Bakery Not Changed Hands
Bievens, Howyer & Co proprietors of the French Bakery deny reports of a sale. Located at 213 West Railroad Avenue, they plan to move to the new Raynolda building on Highlands where they will continue to operate the French Bakery. The firm will remain proprietors for the year and the Railroad Avenue property has passed to a purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
A New Year s Pointer for Hustling Merchants
A promoter urges merchants to seize the New Year by staying vigilant in a crowded market. He notes more newspaper readers than ever and that newspapers place business in front of buyers. The message stresses constant hustle to attract customers in sharp competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saverummy
Postoffice and Pensions Adjustments Announced
The Postoffice establishes Turley office in San Juan county with Urna 1 Turley as postmaster. Henry D Rankin named postmaster at Elida Roosevelt County. Pensions granted include John W Terry Socorro increased to 12 dollars monthly since 1906 11 26 Juan L Mondragon Santa Fe increased to 12 dollars monthly since 1908 11 26 Candelario Martinez Glorieta son of 4 dollars monthly since 1906 5 14 and 10 dollars monthly since 1906 5 14 Herbert Smith Central pension 6 dollars monthly since 1908 7 ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turley
San Juan
Urna
Henry D. Rankin
Elida
Roosevelt County
John W. Terry
Socorro
Juan L. Mondragon
Sant Fe
Candelario Martine
Glorieta
Herbert Smith
Central Pension
Sudden Death of Young Athlete Robert K Mills
Robert Ke Milly a cattle raiser with Santa Rona interests died suddenly at his mother’s Las Vegas home 119 Eleventh Street after pneumonia progressed rapidly. He was about years old and had been in good health, with his theater attendance the night before. Born Oswell his father A G Mills lives there. He leaves his mother and a Las Vegas based brother, with other relatives in Colorado and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert KE. Milly
Santa Rona
Eleventh Street
Las Vegas
Mr. Milly
Mills
Oswell
A. G. Mills
Colorado
Montana
Mortuary notice for Victor Jackson Jr in Highlands
Victor Jackson Jr died of tuberculosis at his Highlands apartment in Chicago. He was about 18 and had arrived from Chicago ten days earlier. His body rests at an undertaking establishment awaiting disposition instructions. A letter from Chicago to Albuquerque was found among his effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Jackson, Jr
Victor Jackson
Chicago
Highlands
Jackson
Oheard
Albuquerque
Dove Anderson
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Local items note centenarian hopes and port plans
Brown and wife of Welling tom Kansas arrived here. Col Edward Johnson at Central School forecasts good health and a near century mark. Ernest Mey reports southern prosperity and updates on Albuquerque customs port prospects. Temple Lodge No 6A F and AM members urged to meet Sunday at Masonic Hall to attend St John’s Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Wellingtom
Kan
Edward Johnson
West Silver Avenue
Central School
Ernest Mey
Woodville
Mint
South
Meyers
Andrews
Albuquerque
Temple Lodge No. 6A
F & AM
Masonic Hall
North Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
WM J Ferger
New Year Reflections From Albuquerque Weathering Snow and Noise
A New Mexico town greets 1907 with sun over snow capped Sandias and festive night revels. Alarm clocks and railroad whistles disrupted sleep at midnight as clubs and churches hosted watch events. A Commercial Club gathering featured many local figures, music by A. T. Brown and the Ellis orchestra, and neighborhood chatter about sleighing from a pair of boys with a burro on Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbuquerque Traction Company
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
New Mexico
Whch
America
Nolea
St. Peter
Albuqueraque
Elky Club
Merry Musical Paré Comedy at Elks Opera House
William McGowan presents the Merry Musical Paree Comedy My Wife's Family. At the Elks Opera House the show drew a small but appreciative audience, praised for clever performances and lively book by Mal Stephens and Marty B. Linten songs. Cast included James I. McCabe, Willun J. Maddern, Arabella Nagg, Noah Nagg, with Anne Rose and Marelle Ryan noted for talent. The crowd enjoyed the smart, amiable production despite a modest house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGowah
Elke Opera House
Mal Stephens
Marty B. jLinten
James I. McCabe
Willun J. Maddern
Tore Lo Mecgbe
Arabella Nagg
Charles J. Mitchell
Noah Nagg
Anne Rose
Marelle Ryan
Eseo
Notice to Milk Sellers and Local Business Ads
Notice to milk sellers warns that dairy cow inspection fees were due December 1 1906 and must be paid promptly as police compile a list of noncompliant vendors. A city clerk notice and miscellaneous classified items reference an Albuquerque business offer and a spring millinery sale with stock clearance.
Marriage of Kitty showcased at Elks Opera House tonight
In a sparkling comedy Jules Murry promotes The Marriage of Kitty at the Elks Opera House. Florence Gear, lead actress, reveals she plans an elaborate dinner to win back her wandering husband, insisting the dinner may seal their love. The scene recalls a tale of keeping affection through a lavish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Jules Murry
Elks’ Opera House
Kogfishman
New York
Florence Gear
Mise Gear
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Spevens
Howyre
Taynolds
District Court of the United States
New Jeo
Mary
Truswell
William Trowell
Won
Truswell, Banktx
Willian ‘Truswell
Berantillo
The
William ‘Truxwell
Algbuquerque
Barnett
Mee Hickey
Reay
E & McMillen
Lbuquerque
South Broadway
Ular
William A. Houser
New York Avenue
Alvin H. Houser
Strong
Ernest Moser
German Lutheran
Commercial Club
Mesera and
Meadames George
Sl. Brooks
M. W. Flournoy
F. H W. Kent
A. B. McGaffey
M. C. Chabourne
J. N. Coffin
J. W. Andrus
8. White
D. A. Macpherman
J. W. Elder
M. Mandel
Merdames M. Stevens
J. F. Pearce
W. C. Barnes
M. Sadler
A. Cruise
J. G. Albrigh
Misses H. Kuna
Claude
J. Tome
W. G. Drew T. Coetel
Fred Wernicke
H. Hoffman
Nye Martin
BL. Medler
J.t.harter
A. TL Brown
New Ellis Orchestra
Albaqnergen
Railroad Avenue
O'Rielly
Unis
Elks' Opera House
Cuba
Philippines
Arky FP
Lek
Albuquerque Junk Co
South Second Street
Asx
Jane
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. &. Miliken
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
Doctor McCormick
West Railroad Avenue
W. W. McCormick
M. D
Sixth Street
All Road Avenue
Albuquergudéd
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Ecececece
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
South Fleet Street
Albuquer
Timperial Laundry Co
HH. Yanow
Matthew Dairy Co
Phas
Thompaan
Jones
McPa
North First Street
D. E. Galloway
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