Turbulent Editorials and Police Praise in Albuquerque
A Las Vegas Optic critique rails at Hagerman era officials and calls for new appointees on immigration boards. It also defends Moyer and Haywood if acquitted, attacks the press, and lauds Chief McMulin and Lt Kennedy for trapping a counterfeit coin ring at the Southern Hotel. The piece lauds Albuquerque police work and praises Secretary Taft as a man of the people in the Roosevelt era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Hagerman
Raynolds
Territorial Board of Immigration
New Mexico
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer and Haywood
Uni
McMulin
Kennedy
Southern
Secret Service
Albuquerque
Ths
ACM
William
Taft
Kansas City
Republic
Roosevelt
Tax Board Lowers Many Tax Assessments at Meeting
At the board of equalization sessions, officials cut or lowered numerous tax assessments. Notable changes include a $7,300 reduction on Electric Light Co and a $500 sheep adjustment for D. J. Metagar, with many real estate and personal property values adjusted downward or upheld. Appeals were noted to the territorial board of equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Electric Light Company
D. J. Metagar
Tomas Sanches
Manuel A. de Lobato
Eloise Armijo
Territorial Board of Equalization
Aurello
Armijo
W. H. Hahn Company
Frank H. Moore
G. Rosenfield
J. Felipe Hubbell
T. C. Montoya
Barbara Hubbell
C. May
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
F. Toth
Salvador Candelaria
Romero
Isidro Sandoval
Stern, Schloss & Co
Antonia M. de Marino
Jose Perea Y Lucero
G. F. Albright
D.raide
Jesus Armijo
Dario Gutierres
J. C. Baldridge
Frank A. Hubbell
Harnest
A. J McMillen
Fire companies at lumber mill enter fair hose cart contest
The three hose cart teams from American Lumber Company train weekly, each with fifteen members. They sleep on site to stay ready. They are testing a flat-nose nozzle and may enter the territorial fair tournament if rules prevent foul play, aiming to form a top squad for prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lumber Company
Town News Roundup From Albuquerque City
E J Ferguson visits from Kettner and forest ranger Wief in the city on forest business. Thurber of American Lumber heads to Detroit for vacation. Moran returns from New York and the east. Levell of Santa Fe arrives on inspection tour. White leaves for Jemez river outing. Matteo convalesces at home. Denahy and brother-in-law head to the mountains for an outing. Lumber company plants close for Fourth. Abeyta and Perry jailed for drunkenness. Local dogs linger on watered lawns. Train No. 2 arrives eight hours late due to floods. Six Chinese and Japanese passengers head to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. Harris completes two weeks of a Manzano forest tour. Harvey curio room employs fewer workers. Local liquor salesman Mathieu reports closures around Madrid and San Pedro. Thomas and crew plan work on the New McKinley county courthouse. Johnson dies at Atrisco. funeral set. Madrid and Santa Fe area injuries from a dislocated arm. Herman and Miss Guss wed in old town. Benham Indian Trading Co president Benham visits. son due back soon. Brown plans to leave Harvey system. Alvarado in charge in his absence. Santa Fe Park grounds delayed. opening game postponed. Wile son seeks temporary law license in territory. Divorce alimony awarded in Santa Fe. temporary fees granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ferguson
Kettner
Fred Wief
Manzano Reserve
Don M. Thurber
The
American Lumber Company
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Moran
P. F. McCanna
New York City
Motive Power Levell
Santa Fe System
Edward White
Dr. Ready
Jemez River
A. Matteud
Old Town
Marcedino Abeyta
Robert Perry
McClellan
Alvarado
California and
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
HM. H. Harris
Mount Taylor and
Mangano National
Manzano
Harvey Curio Room
Charlie
Roberta
Ganado
Capitan
al Mathieu
Hiquor
Madrid
Bernalillo
San Pedro
Oother
Atrisco
Thomas Johnson
Kansas City
Lopes
Fe Central
Albuquerque
Herman
Purcle Guss
Lincolnfelter
Jove E. Romero
AE. Walker
A Henham
Keenham Indian Trading Company
Clarke
Benham Indian
Benham
J. W. Benham
Chicago
Jemez Mountains
T. C. Brown
Harvey System
Keting
R. B. Pellew
St. Louis
Harvey
Fred Marger
Mr. Brown
J.B. Smithers
Castenada
Las Vegas
Santa Fe Park
Santa Fe
Melitoah Browns
John W. Wileson
Wilkow
Det
Colorado
A HW
McMillen
Tha A. Abbot
Wilson
Supreme Court
Carlsbad irrigation cele bration attendees and local moves
Las Cruces report lists gentlemen attending the Carlsbad irrigation celebration in Carlsbad New Mexico on July 3 4 and 6. It notes Judge Frank B Parker moving his residence to Las Cruces and multiple local building plans including homes on the Paseo de 10 and new offices and a school superintendent change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial District
Hillsboro
Michigan
Ity
Neuma Reymond
Malin Street
Thos Brandigan
Doest
Prof
Carter
Messilt Park
Hiram Hadley
Paseo de Collegio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing CO
W. S. Strickler
William F. Brogan
Southwest
Sociated Press Report and Auxiliary News Service
New York Ice
Carlsbad Argus
Carlsbad
Argus
Clayton
Union County
Horace Porter
Marion Littrell
Littrell
United States
Al-huquerque
H. ©. Bursum
Trelford
Texico Trumpet i
Reform
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Santa Fe Eagle
Manuel Madrid
Mrs. Madrid
Alma Lyons
Eagle
Isboro
Hogte
Texico
Nixips
Pabst Blue
Ernest Meyers & Co
Silver Ave
T. J. Denahy
Evening Citizen
Quincy
Viil
Otto Oleson
Ther Company
Domingo
Santa Filige John
Ho AloPie
Watertow
Santa Fee
Marietta la Band
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
Las Cruces
Activ
Pecos
Ville
W.O. Evans
Evans
Wednesda Imperial Laundry Co
Rockies
Atlantic
Mallory
Galveston
Texas
New York
East
Ink Sea
Rns
Buns
Wick
Key West
Pla
Highland Livery
Ambrook Bros
John Street
Sam Kee
South Second Street
French Bakery Co
C. F. Alien
C. F. Allen
West Gold
BAR OF Commerce
South First St
Pho
Gradi
Giannini
J. Korber & CO
N. Me
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Albert
Central Avenue
Fager
Staab Building
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