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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1907

Page

5

City Council Wrestles With Dogs And Pedestrian Perils

Albuquerque council debates street games with missiles, proposes banning shinny and other pastimes on streets. A $119.60 bill for conveying smallpox patients triggers dispute. Strong lowers to $75. City officials review dog catcher role, dog nuisance, and police issues. December licenses total $599.75. deaths and city services detailed in monthly reports.

Frank H. Strong North Fifth Street Girard Wilkerson Fourth Street Silver Lead Avenues Tren Avenue Third Fourth Streets Orth High Street Railroad Avenue Grand Avenues Whitcomb Taln Albuquerque Thhey Roma Avenue Frank Strong D. H. Carns Board of Health Strong Curne Hantey McMillin Ward Blawel Numberleas

County surveyor urges bids for Rio Grande bridge work and Chamixal repairs

County Surveyor Pitt Rows urged commissioners to advertise for bids on rebuilding the Rio Grande bridge and Chamixal bridge on the Sandoval road. The Chamixal project includes raising the desagua bridge, adding three new bents, and damming the head gates. The board also plans headgate repairs to protect the Alameda dike and bought a team of heavy mules and a wagon for $600.

Pitt Rows Board of County Commissioners Rio Grande Chamisal Itch Oeequia Sandoval Row Yepaire Chamixal Rose Alameda Ross Desagua R. F. Welsh

Governor Hagerman's Las Cruces trip and local school board actions

Governor Hagerman traveled to Las Cruces to attend a good roads convention and preside at the Y M C A corner stone ceremony at Mesilla Park. In Albuquerque, C. C. Young was chosen to succeed Trustee C. L. Rice, and the school board approved teacher stipends and a new superintendent contract while noting strong attendance and school improvements.

Hero Hagerman Las Cruces Good Roads A. & M. College Mesilla Park Tomorro W. C. Reid Santa Fe Albuquerque Capitol Building Elks’ Opera House Ladies of Las Vegas Super Nclirk Guild Hall Superitendent Clark C. C. Young Otto le Rice Prescient Hopkins Washburn Marron Craig Strong Ely Erk Chaos White

Knights of Pythias Install New Officers

Local Knights of Pythias chapter installed newly elected officers led by Chancellor Commander C Youngs and Master of Exchequer D. H. Boatrigat. Colombo Society also elected officers for the ensuing year with C Bachecht as president and Chas rensurer E Gradl. A special Merchants Association meeting call announces officer elections and a talk by G W Klock on ship owners rights under railway rates.

Order of Knights of Pythian C Youngs Cook Scurse B. K . Adam W K. Preston J. H. Crum D. H. Boatrigat Finnancee—&. Encomer KA Lavelle G. A. Burber Colombo Society C. Bachecht Chas,rensurer E. Gradl Franchenine Pete Dinelli Pete “Ilo L. Agar P. Lomorh Hetall Merchists’ Association Whiting G. W. Klock

For Rent Room With Amenities At 117 Mulberry

New room available near 117 Mulberry street with screened porches and barn. City water provided by Moore Realty Co. Rent is 14 dollars. Ideal for health seekers and couples.

Mulberry Streets John St Moore Realty Co

Farmers Institute to be Formed in Rio Grande Valley

A Rio Grande Valley meeting at the Commercial club moved toward organizing a farmers institute to aid land cultivators and growers. W H Giltenwater chaired the talks with committees from the club and farmers, outlining steps to recruit members and launch an agricultural development campaign. A proposal to promote celery and asparagus cultivation drew broad support as demand outpaced supply.

Commercial Club Farmers’ Institute Agel‘ Cultural Rio Grande Valley Farmers United W. H. Giltenwater Montexuma Trust Co Thin Valley

Sugar beets drive hailed as regional growth force

The commercial club chairmen praise sugar beet production as superior to any other region in the country. M. Chadbourne predicts a bright future for the industry in the district. The pro ced organization’s beneficial impact on regional development is clear and local supporters are urged to back the efforts of those steering the matter for growth and welfare.

Comuntry Chadbourne Commercial Club

Saloon licenses denied at Ketner in Valencia County

Sheriff Carson Baew returned from Ketner with notice that three saloons would not have their licenses renewed for the coming year. One owned by Mayo, who bought from Robert Byers, and two from Crow & McCoy. Saloons may appeal to Valencia County commissioners in Lee Lonas on January 19 to show cause.

Va Jenela Carson Baew Ketner Mayo Robert Byers Crow Valencia County Lee, Lonas

Benefit Lodge Installs Officers In Ontario

Benett Sage No. 2 A O C W I installed their officers last night. Officers listed include Past Master Workman W Garvin Master Workman Jos T Horton Foreman F F Weed Overseer A R Werning Guide A B Wickham Inside Watchman L Antone Financier Jas J Votan Receiver J H Sufflebarger Recorder T F Kings.

Opera House Roller Rink Sod Music and No Charge for Instruction

An Opera House roller rink offers free music and no charge for instruction. The community venue invites skaters to enjoy sessions with accessible coaching and a welcoming atmosphere. The plan emphasizes inclusive activity and local entertainment.

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