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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
2
A Cripple Creek man files for a railroad pass amid a consent delay. The filing notes he must wait for the official pass to be issued, with prior obstacles referenced and authorities unnamed.
A report outlines the Metropolitan Life Insurance block expansion to a fifty story tower rising above Twenty fourth Street near Parkhurst Church. The project, surpassing the Eiffel Tower in height, aims to complete a landmark addition and reshape the city skyline.
Old guard Republicans and other states debate aiding two cavalry regiments and two infantry units amid lingering Brownsville affair controversy. Army officers and lawmakers weigh drastic action following incidents tied to the Twenty fifth Infantry and rising tensions from Roosevelt era politics.
MEY Lost: BY PROM DEADLY SLING SHOT. Robert Martin, 13, may lose sight of his right eye after a piece of orange pea from a sling shot struck him on the way home from school at 140 South Summit. Dr Louchworth treated the injury. possible $5,000 claim. Also a $5,000 slander suit against W. W. Guthridge, former Douglas resident, now Santa Barbara, over accusations of theft. A Breslau tragedy reveals a hidden secret: a man masquerading as a woman for twenty years. the fiancée committed suicide. the man now suffers brain fever.
Copies of the proclamation creating the Petrified Forest National Monument in Gila and Apache counties Arizona have arrived from Washington. Based on the June five 1908 act of Congress it declares the Mesquite Forests of greatest scientific interest and value and reserves land for preservation of fossilized wood as a national monument.
County recorder Marty Hibben of Coconino travels from Prescott to Flagstaff after a fall election. He plans to retire and devote future years to sheep stocks in Utah and Grand Canyon country. Hibben notes public life is costly and expresses intent to resign to focus on business. In Prescott, a separate incident at a Wallington Street card game ends with Louis Andre fatally shooting Sparks after an altercation, prompting Andre to surrender.
A historical recruitment notice promotes selling a guaranteed dividend policy by energetic men and women in New Mexico and Arizona. It boasts sales commissions around 200 dollars weekly and seeks hustling representatives to cover each town. The issuer is Occidental Life Insurance Co of New Mexico and Arizona based in Albuquerque, N M.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Santa Fe gives notice that Santi Griego of Carpenter has fled notice of his intention to make final five year proof in support of his claim for Homestead entry No 19901, for the N E 84 and lots 1 2 section 3 township 9 north range 6 west. Proof to be made before United States Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on December 24, 1908. Witnesses: Vencesiado Griego, Salomon Griego, Darley Chavez, J J Carpenter, all of Carpenter.
Department of the Interior issues notices of intention to make final five year proofs for homestead entries No. 6702 and 6709 in New Mexico. Applicants Lucio Ortega and Jesus Hrtews announce witnesses and locations to prove residence and cultivation before United States Court Commissioner H. W. B. Otero in Albuquerque on February 5 and February 1907 respectively. Also includes unrelated testimonial about Dr King New Discovery for coughs and consumption.
A garbled 1920s classified page lists numerous Wanted notices for housework, machinery, and various labor. calls for carriers, teams, and general labor appear alongside rental and sale ads for rooms, furniture, and property across Copper Avenue, West Copper, South Broadway, and other local streets in Albuquerque.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Santa Fe announces that Mariana Chay has filed proof for a homestead claim under the 1881 act as amended. The hearing will occur at Low Lunas New Mexico with witnesses from Lae Lunas Alma, Francisco Aragon y Buca, Aniceto Aragon, Guillermo Orona, Quirino Samore. Protestants may cross examine and present rebuttal by the stated time. Manuel R. Otero registers the claim.
A local notice advertising nursery products including fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers for sale. Buyer urged to purchase from a seller known to the community. Listed by N W Alger located at 24 South Walter Street.
A mix of local business listings and an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co. Details mention Armijo Building in Albuquerque and several offices, plus testimonials from J. Long of Raton, NM. The kidney health warning emphasizes signs of illness and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure.
Public notice that Pablo seeks final proof for Homestead Patent No. 621 filed Oct 21 1901 for the NW, Section 1 Township range in New Mexico. Hearing before Probate Clerk February 1907. Several locals named as witnesses. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Salve.
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