Advocate of separate statehood reconsiders unity
Las Cruces July 9 1906 The Evening Citizen prints a reply from HB Holt once an advocate of separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Holt now urges joint statehood arguing it offers vast benefits under Congress land grants and education funding and urges New Mexico and Arizona to back the proposal and vote yes in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Citzens O
Great Progresse
State of Arizona
Holt
Injunction vs City Over Ditch Dispute Sparks Local Turmoil
Judge Abbott granted a temporary injunction to halt the city from digging up the ditch through M P Stamm’s yard while a hearing proceeds. The dispute centers on a 1905 resolution declaring the city ditch a public nuisance and ordering abatement, with Stamm claiming a right to a covered flume. meanwhile tension rises as city workers and residents argue over plans and odor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Stamm
A. B. McMillen
Abbott
District Court
Acuquerque
Albott
Railroad Avenue
Tierney
Stamm
Sewer Committee
Supreme Court
Mr. Stamm
T Economist
Slashed at Companion Stabs Self in Fatal Lunge
Leonant Andrews a lumber jack from Thorens was brought to this city last night suffering from a deep stab wound after lunging at his companion during a July Fourth celebration. The knife sank into his own body, and he was taken to St Joseph's hospital. Andrews, joined by a companion, was walking home when the incident occurred. He remains in critical condition for several days. H Burkholder of Wichita is in the city on a tour of observation, visiting the immigration office and discussing mineral resources. He plans mineral prospecting in the territory over the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JB. Stout
Sante Re
Craig
D. B. Stout
John McLean
Be? Paso
Melean Domielie Ilso
Stouts
Stout
McLean
Justice Craig
Seare
Leonant Andrews
Thorens
Tie Lee
St. Joseph's ‘Hospital
Andrews
Hls
H. Burkholder
Wichita
Kas
Retancia
Santa Fe
Burkholder
Treau of Immigration
Casey
Kansas City
Flagstaff
Shace
Pillsbury
Penny Arcade to Install Seventy Five Coin Machines in Albuquerque
P H Davis of Mille Edisonia Amusement Co announces a new Penny Arcade at 226 South Second Street Albuquerque. Seventy five coin operated devices including phonographs music machines moving pictures weight lifting lung testers and more will fill the renovated building geared to ladies and children with ample amusements for men. Opening planned Thursday with electric power connected. aims for high class trade and orderly Parlor atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PH. Davis
Mille Edisonia Amusement Company
South Second Street
Davis
San Marcial Embezzler Caught and Train Wreck Details
A sprawling local page features the arrest of William Stoltzman at Topeka on embezzlement charges linked to Rock Island and Santa Fe rail accounts, plus a wreck near Flagstaff involving a composite car and a fireman’s death. The piece also notes sensational rumors about a “Girl in Red” and briefly mentions other local business notices and sales promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alfred Stoltzman
San Marcial
Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Kan
Rock Island Railroad Company
Pratt
Kas
Siolaman
Santa Fe
Stoltzman
el Paso
Perry
Paso
Rock Island
King
Stengman
West Street
Grand High Priest Everett on a tour of New Mexico
Grand High Priest Everett, a noted leader of the Royal Arch Masons, arrived in Santa Fe from the south for an inspection tour. He will visit Santa Fe, Taos, Raton, Alamogordo, Roswell, Carlsbad, and Albuquerque chapters, making official visits along the southern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rett
Ian
Almanerque
Santa Fe
Beerev i
Royal Arch Masons
New Mexico
Samia Fe Ody
Tay Vewas
Raton
Albuquerque
Grand Canyon trip and local notices mix with accidents and meetings
Mrs L A Osler of Philadelphia travels via Santa Fe with her daughter to the Grand Canyon for several days before returning home. Chief Special Officer Ben Williams resigns in Las Vegas and Peeler faces justice for misappropriating funds from youths. Mrs Maharan breaks her leg sweeping a sidewalk. Mrs L E Ervin leaves for Chicago with plans to visit relatives. Adolfo Tyroler and Bertha Barth head to Los Angeles via Cleveland after visiting relatives, with Barth ranch plans in the Zoni mountains. Rev Samuel J Lindsay, Missouri An and Saloon league figure, journeys to St Louis after sermons in Albuquerque venues. Elder MoD Warfie of Romwell to speak at Seventh Day Adventist meetings. The City Publishing Co. prints reduced prices and a major sale at Phoenix dry goods store. shoppers urged to attend. July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Osler
Philaelphia
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Ben Willams
Las Vexas
Peeter
Peeler
Justice of the Peace
Chicago
Ervin
Adolfo Tyroler
Minx
Bertha Barth
Naohi Barth
Cleland
Los Angeles
Oe Place
Mr. Barth
Sidney Nethan Bargh
Grant
W. W. Ha
New Mexico
Anti-Saloon League
St. Louie
Lindsay
H- Looux
Highland Methodist Church
Lend Avenue
Mod, Warfie
Romwell
Seventh Day Adventist Meeting
Coal Avenue
Bath Street
HS. Hoover
Mae Roberta
Wayfle
Roswell
7 Earth
The
Saved
Citta
Phoenix Dry
No New Clues to Mirabel Murder Update
Sheriff Armijo and deputies press the Mirabel murder case noting no new clues from July 4 attack on Pedro Mirabel and Inex Du Bois. A witness hints Mirabel courted a married Albuquerque woman whose husband may seek vengeance, while Urbano Montano remains at large. Authorities pursue leads and potential suspects with limited concrete evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Armijo
Pedro Mirabel
Inex du Bois
Mirabel du Holy
Armijo
Heyn
Mirabel
Old
Albuquerque
Sverif Armijo Thore
Urbano Montano Fe
Montano
Montany
Sanchez
Duy Bois
Funeral services for Civil War veteran Sherman held in Albuquerque
The tuners announce funeral rites for William KE Sherman, Civil War veteran and GK Warren Post No 8 G A R member, who died last night at his Old Albuquerque home. Services are at Borders undertaking parlor at 1 o clock p.m. July 1 under Army, Worm jen a Relief Corps, and Ladies of No Grand Army auspices. All veterans and friends invited. Berry brandy ad copy appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William KE. Sherman
Warren Post
Old
Albuquerque
Brand Army
Wormjen'a Relief Corps
Grand Army
jPatrs Jew Cemetery
Notice to Summer Wanderers from Evening Citizen
The Evening Citizen reminds summer subscribers to forward the paper to their vacation address. If already paid, inform the paper of forwarding details, and specify if the paper should be stopped at home, office, hotel, or street address. Ensure correct post address.
Southwestern Savings Loan and Build ing Assoc. Las Vegas 1906
Statement of the condition as of July 1 1906 for the Southwestern Savings Loan and Building Association of Las Vegas New Mexico, organized May 1 1809. Includes assets and liabilities items, undivided profits, secretary and notary public attestations, and names of directors and agents.
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Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Built
New Mexico
CE Perry
Haydon
James
Duncan
N. E. Stevens
Geneva
First National Bank
Albuquerque
N. M
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H. B. Holt
Sues D. B. Stout
R. J. Tannery
Th Albuquerque Brick & Tile Company
Allen
Leonard Andrews
P. H. Davis
Sassite
Minewater Development Company
Whiting
Bout Svennd
West Sliver Avenue
Adpaetle
Vuiuider
W. A. Stoltzman
Santa Fe Railroad Co
Traction Park
Lorena Davia
Carvey
Thenmel Ven
Ernest Meyers & C
West
Silver Avenue
Gr.isfeld & CO
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Pabst
Ernest Meyers & Co
Sale
West Silver Avenue
B. Ilfeld & CO
Everett
Old Virginia
Olfer
West Gold Avenue
Dom
Postoffice Auto
Cole
Imperial Laundry Co
Home Library
Albert
Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Colorado
Y New Mexico
Natio
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
ED. Pinaud
Paris
France
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
West Railroad Avenue
Sro
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Avenus
Colorado Telephone CO
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
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