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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1905
Page
6
An OCR fragment shows a sequence of prices and numbers including nineteen cents twenty nine cents thirty nine cents forty nine cents sixty seven eight five nine cents seventy five cents ninety eight cents and several dollar figures, suggesting a catalog or sales listing.
Daly by mail one year in advance five dollars. Daily by mail one month sixty cents. Daily by carrier one month. Daily by carrier week. Weekly by mail one year. The Evening Citizen delivered in the city at twenty cents per week or sixty cents per month if paid monthly. Advertising rates on application. Notify non delivery promptly. Correspondence to The Citizen Publishing Company. Drafts checks and money orders payable to The Citizen Publishing Company. Automatic telephone 133 or Bell 15.
Governor Otero appoints Robert G. Putnam as private in the territorial mounted police, replacing George Elking who resigned. The U S land commission met, with Governor Otero, Attorney General Prichard and Surveyor General Llewellyn in attendance, at the commissioner of public lands office. Capital Custodian Committee postpones its meeting to Wednesday due to Independence Day. Mineral survey orders include the Gold Star and Little Tom lode claims in Socorro county and the Jasper group in Grant county, with O R Smith and George R Brown named as deputy surveyors.
The American Boy and His Gellorious Fourth lists mining claims in the Chloride flat district Grant county. George f. Brown United States deputy mineral surveyor of Silver City will perform the survey. The Citizen urges Albuquerque readers to follow the paper for home affairs updates and advertises remedies and health products with promotional notices scattered throughout.
A Gazette of Albuquerque announces office hours and appointments for lawyers doctors and professionals in Barnett and Railroad avenues. The notice includes Edmund J. Alger and several attorneys at law, a contractor and builder, a doctor osteopath, and a veterinarian. Summer school details for Albuquerque Business College run ten weeks for ten dollars starting June 12. Clairvoyant Mrs. Alice Coburn Hayward offers services at 120 South Arno Street with hours 10 to 3 daily.
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