Natives Refuse Premium on Albuquerque Life Policies
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York, via Albuquerque agent Walter Bowen, pursued several native residents including Francisco Barros Grisenda Roblero and Teodocio Garcia for 1000 dollar policies with 23.62 dollar August 6 premium. Natives denied signing notes guaranteeing payment. Bowen pressed for payment while noting potential fraud. A justice court set a hearing for tomorrow to allow natives to prove their claims with witnesses.
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Fequitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Albuquerque
Walter §. Bowen
Francisco Bar 08
Grisenda Roblero
Teodocio Garcia
Frednco Aragon
Adolph ©. Chaver
Nestor Sabedia
Manuel C. Y Padi
Bowen
Isurance Company
Justice of the Peace
Craig
Volnteer
Irrigation Official Complains of New Mexico Weather
John B. Harper, superintendent of irrigation for the Pueblo Indians, tours through town en route to Santa Fe. He describes the climate as unusually cold and criticizes local weather reporting while overseeing a reservoir project for the Zuni Indians designed to irrigate 16 000 acres.
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John B. Harper
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Fe
Harper
Dakotas
Rothenberg and Schloss Cigar Raffle Closes
The Rothenberg and Schloss Cigar Co ends a six month raffle tied to purchases. Tickets carried numbers from which prizes were drawn, including a Remington shotgun, a gentleman’s bicycle, a leather dress case, a Meerschaum pipe, a tool chest, a mantel clock, a Havana cigar set, a razor set, a Briar pipe, and a cigar case with values listed.
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Nothenberg & Schloss Cigar Company
Hts
Police Court Vagrants Convicted On Plainly Drawn Hard Luck Tales
Harry Danfort Gist Dorsey Johny Mariz John Ryan Frank Williams James Howard Frank Carter and Joe Hoovey faced vagrancy charges in Police Court before Judge Crawford. Williams Howard and Hoovey received five day suspensions. others were discharged. Hoovey, a teen with a troubled record, was described as an inveterate thief. Gus Dorsey noted work in the Zunt mountains for a bridge contractor and referenced his father paying 2.65 for time from November 19 to January 1.
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Harry Danfort
Gist Dorsey
Johny Mariz
John Ryan
Frank Willams
James Howard
Frank Carter
Joe Hoovey
Crawford
Frank Williams
Hoovey
Banta Fe
Celea
Gus Dorsey
Zunt Mountains
Rooming house thief eludes capture in Albuquerque
Police near-miss as a bold nighttime thief fled a South First Street lodging. Tailor G. Devils chased the suspect after finding him stealing trousers hidden under a bed spread, but the burglar escaped. An officer’s timely arrival stopped further danger. Billsborough’s imprisonment moved to jail.
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Albuquerque
G. Devils
South First Street
Lin
Prn
Donofrio Cactus Candy Gains Albuquerque and Las Vegas Interest
Harry W. Kelly of Gross Kelly Co introduces Donofrio cactus candy in New Mexico with growing demand. 500 pounds sold at Las Vegas during Christmas. Albuquerque buyers show strong interest. Product made from tree cactus pulp, crystallized in syrup, then sliced and wrapped. Las Vegas and Albuquerque branches dispute who does the most business, with local manager George Arnot denying Las Vegas claim.
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Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Gross, Kelly & CO
Buffalo Head
Donofrio
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry W. Kelly
Gross, Kelly A& Co
New Mexico
Citien
Arizona
California
Mr Kelly
Mr. Kelly
C. Robbing
Gre Kelly & Co
George Arnot
Arnot
Easterner criticizes climate in Alvarado lobby
An eastern visitor in the Alvarado lobby comments on climate and Native people, contrasts Nor eastern travel with Albuquerque life, and questions how to reach Sandia Mountain, provoking reactions from locals including a timid Albuquerquean.
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Alvarado
Sam
Ain
Boston
Sandia
Stay in County Jail Cooled Billsborough Case
Readers recall the arrest of Robert Hillsborough, assistant head carpenter at the Albuquerque Indian School, in mid December for threatening to kill Superintendent J Allen and Head Carpenter Baron Dek Sampsill over jealousy and anger toward Sampai. Judge Crawford set a $250 bond to keep the peace, which Hillsborough refused in a rage, claiming the same man who drew a knife previously injured him.
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Evening Citizen
Robert Hillsborough
Albuquerque Indian School
J . Allen
Dek Sampsill
Sampai
Allen
Crawford
Billeborough
Odam
Eagles Install Officers and Banquet in Albuquerque
Albuquerque Aerie No. 1h held installation ceremonies in lodge rooms followed by a banquet. New officers named were Henry Westerfield worthy president J Sheridan worthy vice president J W Barnes worthy chaplain William E Grimmer worthy secretary Frank Kirater worthy treasurer W J Moore worthy conductor John F Pearce worthy physician William Griesner inside guard Percy Hawley outside guard Jacob Garnsley John Zirhut and John Cline were named as members.
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Albuquerque
J .W. Barnes
William E. Grimmer
Frank Kirater
W .J. Moore
John F. Pearce
William Griesner
Percy Hawley
Gward
Jacob Garnsley
John Zirhut
John Cline
Fragtees
Reception to Justice and Mrs Pope in Santa Fe
A reception will honor Associate Justice W J Pope and his bride on Friday evening at the McPie residence. Chief and associate justices, visiting and local attorneys with their wives, will attend to welcome Judge and Mrs Pope who have been visiting major Mexican cities and are due to arrive soon.
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Santa Fe
W. J. Pope
McPie
Justee
John R. McFie
Pope
Ex Delegate Rodey Returns From Santa Fe
Ex Delegate B S Rodey reports from the Capital City after a stopover to discuss litigation matters. He says Charles A Spiess of Las Vegas has returned from Washington and that the outlook for the bill's passage is brighter with opponents on the run. He expects the bill to reach the house between now and week’s end.
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B.S. Rodey
Mr. Rodey
Charles A. Spiess
Las Vegas
Washington
Reasons Why Coal Has Advanced in Price
Consumers report higher coal bills from 5.50 to 6.00 per ton and seek explanation. A coal merchant cites scarce supply in December due to shipments to California and states prices rose to eight dollars for soft coal, winter only, with hard coal unchanged. Also notes electricity firm offers pipe thawing service. Obscure local notices mention a man aged 58 employed by American Lumber and a nosebleed incident involving James Learnard.
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Cerrillos
Calfornia
California
Albuquerque
Public Schools in Albuquerque Hold Back New Admits
A representative of The Evening Citizen quotes Professor Clark saying city enrollment is soaring. Overcrowded rooms and lack of new classrooms force the board of education to delay admitting beginners, while kindergarten ages may affect future policies. Conditions at ward schools are reported as better than ever.
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Fefer
Publix
Sehools
Citzen
Clark
Kentucky
Tennessexis
California
Board of Education
Beginnard
Albuquerque
Drunken Dimmer Detains Carriage In Scare at Corner
At 5:20 yesterday afternoon a drunken man named Dimmer jumped into a carriage with several women on Railroad Avenue and Second Street. He tried to seat himself between them until passengers cried out and restrained him. Police court found him guilty and fined him 20 dollars or thirty days in jail. he chose the fine.
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Railroad Avenue
Second Street
Wessons
Eyl Dimmer
Dimmer
Diemer
Gulky
Traction Cars Out Of Service Delays Reported
Two traction cars were knocked out of commission causing early afternoon delays for the traveling public. A trolley mover snapped a bolt sending one car to repair and a new wheel set was installed on another, leaving only two cars in service until repairs completed by 2 p.m.
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Rothenberg and Schloss
Davis
Ailsborough
Billsborough
Harry Kelly
India
Justice
W. H. Pope
Rodey
Southwestern Electric & Construction Company
South Second Street
American Lumber Company
Mountain Road
James BE. Learnard
Cithen
Mr. Jeannard
Emi Dimmer
Lowney
Gunther
Whitman
J.H. O'Rielly
Omugiotgy
Ieee Barnett Building
West Railroad Avenue
Albert Faber
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Bond
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
M.M
W. Strong's Sons Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Cemeteries
Maynard
the Jeweber
Albuquerque, N. M
B. H. Briggs &Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
First St. and
Gold Ave
Roderick Stover
Bert Moe
V.pres
A. OD. Coleman
Sec
T. Theb
Southwestern Electric and Construction Co
South Second St
Albuquerque, N. Mex
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntagg
Mission Furniture
Satteat
the McBrian Furniture Co
Eoeoeo
P. Hall
Jemez Hot Springs
United States
W. L. Trimble & B. Co
Agon's
N. M
al. B. Block
Perea, N. Oo
Silserine
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo & CO
Third Street
Citizen
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