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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

Page

5

Separate pouches for No 10 mail to Bernalillo and Santa Fe

The Santa Fe post office now dispatches separate pouches on No 10 for Bernalillo Cerrillos Las Vegas and Santa Fe following orders from Chief Clerk Putney after local requests. A later police report notes boys tampering with post office boxes but finds no forced breakage and urges patrons to lock boxes. John D. Morris and J. L. Gray are held to await grand jury action on charges tied to a graft scheme defended by attorney Wilkerson.

Santa Fe New Mexican Santa Fe Paul A. F. Waller Albuquerque Putney Railway Mall Denver Hopkins Bernalillo Cerrillos Las Vegas Bernali Oficer Highbargin John D. Morris 3. L. Gray Crawford O. N. Marron Southwestern Brewery Marron Brewing Company J. Loebs National Commercial Travelers’ Association United States Southeastern Passenger Association Marton Gray Morris California Wilkerson Uhe National Commercial Travelers’ Association Chief McMillin W. H. Greer Ulm Washington Grand Jury District Court Inlet

Horton Moore Dies in Las Cruces Former Albuquerque City Attorney

Horton Moore longtime Albuquerque lawyer and three term city attorney under Mayor Marron died New Year’s Day in Las Cruces after a long illness. He moved to Las Cruces years ago but leaves a wide circle of friends in Albuquerque and Kentucky. his wife and son survive.

Las Cruces New Year's Day Horton Moore Albuquerque Moore T. N. Wilkerson Wilkerson el Paso New Mexico Lexington al- Iniquerque

Twenty Five Letters to Be Sent to Congress Tonight

League headquarters report a surge of support for joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. Tucson and Kingman citizens, plus Albuquerque residents, plan telegrams and letters to members of Congress, with funds exceeding $350 spent since the president backed statehood. A Judge cartoon mocks federal balancing acts as Creole figures watch the process.

League Congress Tucson Kingman Arizona New Mexico Columbia Heveridge

Editorial Spleen Darkens El Paso Theater Row

The Evening News reprints a Citizen tale bitterly condemning El Paso and J M Crawford of Topeka over a theater circuit bid. The piece notes Crawford’s failed past endeavors at the Neher opera house and unmade ad payments, then closes with an auction listing for two bay ponies and two smaller ponies with branding details.

The Evening News of el Paso Evening Citizen J. M. Crawford Topeka Elks’ Theater Bening Citizen Neher Witt J. Zirhut

Native Stole Coal From Santa Fe Company

A man named Filomeno Aragun, jailed in Guadalupe county, was arraigned before Judge Crawford on stealing coal from the Santa Fe Railroad yards. He admitted taking coal found with him, claiming he was hired by railroad workers and told arson that he could claim coal. He was discharged after warning to not take what does not belong to him.

Filomeno Aragun Guadalupe County Crawford Santa Fe Railroad Company Aragon Jon Salacur

Sheep in Rio Arriba County In Excellent Condition

John Burns a Rio Arriba County sheep raiser says his flocks are in excellent condition after mild winter weather. He notes his brother T D Burns, a leading producer, shares the view and expects profits next season. Burns expresses support for joint statehood but says activity is limited by business.

John Burns Rio Arriba County Mr. Burns Evening Citizen T. D. Burns Jointure

New Officers Elected by Now Sectarian Benevolent Society

At the last meeting the Now sectarian Benevolent Society elected officers: President Mrs. Ray, Vice President Mrs. A Grunsfeld, Secretary Mrs. D H Carns, Treasurer Mrs. B Ifeld. Bills authorized for payment include groceries 20.20, fuel 40.00, rent 18.50, stove 4.50, meal ticket 4.50, railroad fares 7.80, dry goods 436, with total about 3108.90.

Benevolent Society the Folowing Indies Ray A. Grunsfeld D. H. Carns B. Ifeld

Markets and stock quotes across commodities and cattle

Oil and mercantile paper firm with prices in New York. Spelter and copper quotes noted. Chicago cattle receipts 23 000 and live stock prices steady to lower with steer and heifer ranges. Kansas City cattle and sheep receipts about 4 000 and 6 000 with varied prices. Closing stock quotations list major rail and steel shares.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Chicago Atchison, Common Atchison, Pfd Pennsylvania Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel Kansas City Western Fed

Hook and Ladder Company Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary

New London Conn January W F J Allen Hook and Ladder Company 1 marks forty years since 1866 with a banquet this evening. Only three original charter members remain, and only Mr Goets Bachert of this city can attend.

Hook and Ladder Company New Londo Conn F. J. Allen Hook and Ladder Company 1 City Diartes Goets Bachert

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