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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1906

Page

2

Governor Hagerman Returns to Roswell in Quiet Inaugural Plans

Governor elect Hagerman visited Roswell on a business tour and discussed a simple inauguration in Santa Fe. He expects a joint statehood bill to pass and urges careful selection of delegates for a constitutional convention. He believes a constitution acceptable to the people will be ratified at the polls.

Hagerman Roswell Santa Fe Congress Territory Peeoos Valley

Hello Bell at the Elks Theatre opens with George Samtyle Opera Company

The George Samtyle Opera Company opens a three night engagement at the Elks Theatre presenting Hello Bell. From Las Vegas the company is touring the south, with Theodore Marston as William Fuller delivering witty, well received performance. J W Clifford as Choris Cutting and Charles Thornton as Dr Hastings also draw laughs. The company members perform effectively in a light, humorous show that elicits audience appreciation.

George Samtyle Elks’ Opera House Great South Seasure Las Vegas George Samu Pavesa Theodore Marston William Fuller J. W. Clifford Choris Cutting

Arthur C Aston's Noted Plays At Old Grass Roads

Arthur C Aston presents two plays Friday and Saturday January 12 and 13 in New York Boston and Chicago venues. The bills include Shadows on the Hearth and At the Old Grass Roads with a 25 member company and original scenery. Manager Alston promises no decline in quality and notes Sandows on the Hearth and Cross Roads as additional crowd magnets.

Nurbeus Enterprises Arthur C. Alston Alston New York Boston Chicago Sandows Natchez Mir Jamestown Delaware River Estha Williams

Geologists consider Albuquerque for 1907 Cordilleran meeting

President W G Tight of the University of New Mexico returned from Berkeley where he attended the annual meeting of the National Geological Society of America. He suggested Albuquerque as a probable site for the Cordilleran section's 1907 session if railroad rates and facilities are favorable. The 1906 session will be at Palo Alto.

W. G. Tight University of New Mexico National Geological Society of America Herkeley California Tight Society Palo Alto Albuquerque Duke City Burkeley Mississippi Basin Branner Leland Stanford University

Dr. A. Rosenthal of Farmington Dead

The Farmington community mourns Dr. A Rosenthal once a tireless friend and energetic citizen. Despite illness, he remained part of the town and was widely honored as a trusted neighbor whose cheerful manner and humor brightened many lives. His funeral reflected the strong regard held for him by residents and Magers.

Genercas Winwell Mivolid Farmington Wotton Parmingeon Rosenthal Omer Janare

Hillsboro man suffers thigh injury from dropped shears

Jee Dawnon met with a severe accident when he slipped while handling showy shears. A blade pierced his thigh near Hillsboro, causing pain but no life threaten. Superintendent WOK Kv way reported no immediate danger. details remain unclear.

Dawnon Eldeuy Hillsbon Hillsboro Ats Netureleg Joserthon Ower Aliee Fe Eam Yeater Jay Ray Morrial Tim

December land office data shows varied homestead and desert entries

The Santa Fe land office details December 1408 activity with homestead entries across multiple counties, including San Juan and Colfax, and counts for desert land, coal declaratory statements, and mineral entries. An adjacent art calendar promotion by Malt-Nutrine.Calendar copy touts richness, beauty, and design of 1906 calendar panels.

United States Land Office Santa Fe Jeorions Rio Arria Taos San Juan San Miguel Bernalillo McKinley Valencia Socorro Sandoval Torrance Guadalupe Quay Mora Colfax Asfiriet Abtiba Taus Berneti Rhye Imiilin Janes Guadalupe Maui Maud Humphreys Mine Humphrey Etherington Mucha Parle Ile AnnenRer Busch

Opportunities and Wants in The Evening Citizen Classifieds

A dense row of classified notices from The Evening Citizen includes job offers and solicitations, listings for lodging and rentals, sales and exchanges, and various professional services. Names like T. L. McSpadden and F. L. McSpadden appear, along with addresses on South Broadway and West Railroad avenue, advertising rooms, clothing, real estate, and business exchanges in Albuquerque and surrounding areas.

Missouri T. L. MeSpadden South Broadwi South Broadway Sage T. L. McSpadden S. Broadway F. L. McSpadden F. L McSpadden A. T South Roadway McSpadden Iowa Kansas Colorado Arizona

January Theatre Lineup Includes Samuels and Minstrels

This brief notes a sequence of January events featuring Geo, Samuels' attractions, Fabio Romaine, Shadows on the Hearth, Old Cross Roads, West's Minstrels, Murray and Mack, Hooligans Troubles, Ole Olesen, and another Samuels' appearance. Dates span January 2 to January 31 with multiple venues listed.

Geo Samuels Fabio Romaine Old Cross Roads West’s Minstrels Murray and Mack Ole Olesen

Merchant Tailoring Upstairs at 209 West Railroad

Upstairs tailors advertise with Sam Bin proprietor promising first class work after fifteen years in the business. Suits made to order clothes cleaned pressed repaired ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Patronage solicited with guaranteed high quality.

Railroad Avenue Bambini

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