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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
5
Justice Craig will not lack work as about a thousand poll tax suits begin in the city court for collection. Delinquents face costs of 2.60, plus the poll tax, with executions possible after thirty days. Justice Craig notes payments mainly come from families with children in school, while others resist.
The Albuquerque Business College transfers from founder George Ramsay to purchaser R O Stoll. Ramsay retires to pursue other interests while Stoll, who held a half interest, takes full conduct of the college. The deal has been in progress with private consideration and aims to continue the college’s growth and reputation.
A garbled report notes a man seen near a bottle of beer and a watermelon, with remarks implying fragile superiority and a strong personality shaping his fate.
Joseph Schmitt, a Southwestern Brewery employee, was scalded when a mash tank exploded on the third floor. Both hands and his face and neck were severely burned in the incident, and recovery is expected to take six months or more. The company supports him and plans treatment, including a preserved hand mold in alcohol for study.
Earl Smith was arraigned before Judge Crawford on a misdemeanor assault charge after threatening Lee Edwards in the street. Edwards had a roaming louse and was invited to fight. Smith pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and fined five dollars.
Judge Ira A. Abbott arrived in the city aboard a Rock Island train detoured due to a snow blockade. He said Santa Fe officials initially refused him passage but allowed his travel after he insisted. Abbott noted cases involving county officers would be heard January 28 and 24, with some cases appealed from his court.
New York Life Insurance faces continued opposition as Missouri State Superintendent Vandiver fights to suspend its license. Courts paused enforcement as questions rise about favoritism toward the company over Mutual and Equitable. Mutual and Equitable may face similar scrutiny.
Albuquerque prepares for major entertainment as manager Anthar Alston and his company arrive from Los Angeles. Wes Warmington and Geo. Samuels join the scene while plans for a new industry and Alston's Indian blanket collection unfold. Victuals and travel wrap the bustling visit.
The dialogue revolves around jokes about joint or unjointed gambling and statehood. References to Governor Hagerman and a planned song by Horton appear as nostalgic theater quips. Allan Waas, noted for comedic roles, is praised for his mislaid minstrel potential. The audience humor targets Mandell and the old maids feature in a witty encore.
Tow company president claims electricity can thaw frozen pipes without digging. Wires placed on both sides of the blockage heat the pipe until it melts. Plumber may need license or plan from electrician to implement the method.
In Washington, officers report a reliable source confirms new western state senators support Jolot statehood. A prominent River figure stated on the Senate floor that every effort will be made to advance the Jolot cause despite opposition.
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