Judge W. Pope Backs Joint Statehood in Letter
Roswell New Mexico July 5 1906 The Evening Citizen prints a letter from Judge W Pope favoring joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. He argues joint statehood is best obtainable and notes Arizonans as capable citizens. He cites liberal promises in Congress and railroads easing distances, urging cooperation with Arizona neighbors and a united Sunshine State future.
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Roswell
N. M
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Congress
Arla
Land Court
Arizona
Texas
California
Gallup
America
Local society notes and upcoming events in Albuquerque
Mrs. Harry Lee travels to southern California for six weeks as guest of friends at Ocean Park. Delegates and locals embark on trips to New York Philadelphia and New Mexico. Community updates cover merchants, court orders, train delays, weddings, and camp outings with regional names and places throughout Albuquerque and surrounding towns.
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Harry Lee
California
Ocean Park
W. H. Andrews
New York
Philadelphia
New Mexico
West
Carl Holman
G. O. D. Stewart
Alvarado
Clinton, Ja
Coicago
Kansas City
F. A. Hubbell
Herbert Romero
Long Beach
B. O. Jaffa
Retail Merchants’ Association
Whiting
Gold Avenue
Second Street
W. D. Clayton
Charles White
Railroad Avenue
BB Harsch
Waite
Mae Hazledine
Paul Kempenich
Peralta
Valencia County
Elsie Kempenich
United States
C. B. Newcomer
New Mexico Penitentiary
Santa Fe
W. D. Newcomb
Newcomer
Socorro
FH. Mitewell
Albuquer
A. le Mitewel
Mitchell
Joshua
Raynolds
Las Vegas
Herbert F. Reynolds
Albuquerque
M Raynold
Poston
Mask
Dudley Sean
Mestre Raynolds
N. W. Alger
Sour W
Sun Canyon
Cals
Southwest
Arizona
City ManFights Ditch Nuisance On South Second Street
M Stamm sues to stop city workers from clearing a damaged ditch on his South Second Street property citing an old council ordinance as a nuisance abatement. A sewer committee meeting weighed possible action as Attorney McMillen prepares to enjoin city employees from entering the premises. An unrelated suit by BF Trotter seeks rent owed by Mrs E Teutseh now missing, against Household Loan Co and Mrs G Smith. The State National Bank sues to recover a note owed by Cols 0 K Sellers and W H Greer. Pabst Blue Ribbon note and rental claim details appear in local notices and ads.
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M. P. Stamm
South Second Street
Tierney
Stamm
A. B. McMillen
Felix Lester
BF Trotter
Teutseh
Household Loan Company
Still Searching for Montano in Latest Update cs
Investigators continue efforts to locate Montano as new clues emerge. Police urge tips from the public and review surveillance across several neighborhoods. No arrest announced. family appeals for information to resolve the case.
Captain Jack Crawford Tours West After Pageant at Attraction Park
Captain Jack Crawford, famed New Mexico scout and poet, rode into the city for a 30 minute layover en route to the Pacific coast. He plans a two month tour with Miss May Crawford delivering Chautauqua lectures while she sightsees. The pair, once known for desert horse racing and western tales, continue to charm audiences with the same hat, goatee, and curls. Old Virginia Blackberry Brandy advertised by Ernest Meyers & Co.
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Jack Crawford
New
Mex- 10
Pacific Coast
Winona Lake
Ind
May Crawford
San Marelal
Old Virginia Blackberry
Ernest Meyers & Co
Silver Avenue
Tannery not guilty of murder attempt in Albany trial
In Crawford court R L Tannery, an Albany Pressed Brick & Tile employee, was found not guilty of attempting to kill E C Allen with a deadly weapon. By agreement he pleaded guilty to assault and battery, sentence set for tomorrow. Charles McGonigle, drunk and disorderly, pleaded not guilty, case postponed.
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R. L. Tannery
E. C. Allen
McGonigle
R. L. Tannery Meity
Albany Pressed Brick & Tile Company
Crawford
Bec. Allen
Tannery
Allen
Charles McGonigie
Rossi
Killer near Fletcher ranch linked to Los Angeles workers
The Evening Citizen confirms a laborer killed near the Fletcher ranch on June 11 was sent from Los Angeles to Bluewater to work for Bright & Drew railroad contractors. Three Bluewater laborers identify a dead man’s photo as a companion, though the name remains unknown. Bright & Drew man Joe Manning allegedly linked to the victim, but real identity is not established amid missing relatives.
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du Bois
Mirabel
Sheriff's Office
Indeog
Evening Citizen
Fletcher Ranch
Los Angeles
Bluewater
Bright & Drew
Lewis Jones
Dge 14
Bright
Albuquerate
Joe Manning
Alex
Lewis
Pletcher Ranch
Promissory Note Case Filed In Justice Court
In Justice Court on Saturday the case of I R Mitchner, proprietor of a factory, and the Mahitag system, versus Mas Gussaroff, promoter, concerns a promissory note for 25 dollars. Judge Craig reserved his decision after hearing most evidence about a lighting plant and heat saving claims. The matter involves negotiations at Cinamods place of business and Old Virginia Blackberry Brandy Co. 10 W Silver Avenue.
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Virginia Bisckbarry Brandy
Ernest Meyers & Printers
Silver Avenue
I R. Mitchner
Mahitag Spstem
Mas Gussaroff
Heard
Justicy Craig
Mivehuer
Cinamods
Stanities
Iights
Nintioe Craig
Southwestern Savings Loan and Building Assoc. Ledger
Statement of the condition of the Southwestern Savings Loan and Building Association of Las Vegas New Mexico at close of business July 1 1906. Organized May 1 1899. Amounts shown reflect financial figures and official attestations by secretary Petry and notary W G Haydon with director and agent listings.
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Southwestern Savings, Loan and Buildng Association
Las Vegas
N. Mex
CB. Petry
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Axsderation
New Merion
C. BE. Perry
W. G. Haydon
H. G. Coors
James & Duncan
Manzanita Hall School Ad in Palo Alto Cal
For thirteen years the school has sent boys to Ranford University and eastern institutions. One teacher for every pupil, thorough and successful work. Located near a great university in California's fertile valley, offering home care under a Miss faculty Sayatem. Modern languages, capable teachers, three buildings with labs, auditorium, stocked items, athletics grounds and a track. Catalogue with photographs available on request. Fourth year begins August 30, 1906. J Leroy Dixon, Principal, Palo Alto, Cal.
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Palo Alto
California
Ranford University
Mies
J. Leroy Dixon
Cal
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Bakersfield
New York Avenue
Eduard Chaves
Estancia
Torrance County
Duranes
Peach
Savoy
Farmington
San Juan
Edward Johnson
Hugh Allison
San Felipe de Neri
Father Durant
Frederico Crollati
Rosie Garcia
Seferino Crollati
Pabst
B.ilfeld & CO
Doctor Carver
Traction Park
Montano
Ormer Lumber Mills
Oet Scout
May
W. H. Carver
Dr. Carver
Oost
Prise
Powder Face
Express
Gentlmen's Ring Association
Johnson
Mystrious Maid
W. L. Thimble
Ander
Sone Trixie
Boon
Driv Ty Emil Mann
Nimble Jim
Trim Ox Second Street
McGinty
H.R. Greenleaf
Mozelle
Trimble
Fire Dancer
Texas Rattler
Grigette
Carver
Fraction Park
Axcot Park
Armijo
Pedro Mirabel
Inez du Bois
Miravel
Tamber Mill
Urbane Montane
Theaes Uuit
Jeo
Ping
Andered
Jurnal
Ole Agents
Joe S. Bright
Ernest Meyers & Cis0le
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Partie Aoe Pabst Blue Ribbon
Artie B. Galloway
Silver City
Dorothy Galloway
John M. Moore
J. F. Silva
Sandoval County
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Percalillo
Brother Edwards
Memphis
Tenn
Brother James
Harry FR. Mitchner
Gussaroff
N. E. Stevens
First National
Zeval
St. We Chase
R Stok
ATA
Las Clase C
OATES
Manzanita Hall
Alberti
the Home Library
Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Colorado
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile
M. Berger
Palesafe
Albuquerque, N
Pinaud
Paris
France
Williams Deung Company
Blue Front
117 West Railroad
Avenus
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
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