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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
6
New York story reports an alderman arrested on charges of acting as a go-between to deliver cash for votes in a tax order contest. Prosecution alleges payments of 500 dollars per vote, sparking calls to change how vacancies on the bench are filled.
A student argues for extending tuberculosis control to animals in addition to humans. He notes infectious bovine TB in cattle, stresses safer milk and meat, and urges stricter inspection of dairy herds, slaughter, and markets to prevent animal to human transmission. He cites historical shifts in medical thinking and calls for action against animal sources.
A report from the racing world notes A. O. Blakely training twenty two year olds at Sheephead Bay and plans with four string of horses to race at Hot Springs. Rumor says Frank O Neill may reenter as a jockey due to rider shortages. John H Madigan has four horses wintering at East Aurora for Gordon s spring hopes. Descendants of Captain John Smith prominent at Ascot park with many Smith trained owners and jockeys. Over fifty nominations received for the 26000 Coney Stand Jockey Club stake. West dies at Zanesville after a career hampered by health. Lucien Lyne to ride in England for Sir Tatton Sykes. California trainers pressured by a child cruelty law affecting jockeys under sixteen. Pugilism news covers Darkey Haley vs Al Delmont, a prospective bout for a 12 round match, and interest in Abe Attell for a world title defense. Robson seeks six round bouts with Murphy Corbett Herman Nelson or Britt with lucrative terms. Alike Sullivan aims to secure a 125 130 lb boxer to meet Freddie Weeks in Denver in late season. Tom Prendergast of Saginaw is involved in boxing activity.
Joyce Pruit company reports 1800 acres of fall oats planted around Artesia with another 250 acres to be added, projecting 117300 bushels this year. Moisture improves prospects and grain bags ordered in quantity for the coming crop. Farmers plan oats followed by alfalfa or orchard plantings.
Jim Tracey buys a large ancient copper kettle of Spanish mission origin, about 18 inches tall and 27 inches wide, weighing 125 pounds with 60 gallon capacity. The item, likely from the sixteenth century, may have been used for pulque or mescal and medicinal drinks. Tracey plans to keep it amid local interest while offering it to Smithsonian for archeological study.
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