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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1906

Page

5

Judge Newcomb backs joint statehood in 1906 letter

William H. Newcomb writes from Silver City New Mexico favoring joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. He argues residents born in one territory should vote for unity to form one great state and urges Grant County residents to mobilize for the November election.

Congress New Mexico Arizona Silverity N. M Albuquerque Willow Grant County William H. Newcomb

Mirabel murder case widens as wife aids inquiry

Sheriffs deputies hunt two suspects in Mirabel killing in Los Lunas neighborhoods. Mrs Mirabel and Miss Lucero were questioned at the courthouse amid inconsistencies. Sheriff Armijo believes both women and others know the killer and will press for information to force disclosure.

Sherif Armijo Mirabel Los Lunas Juanita Lucero Albuquerque Lucero du Bois Sherif Armijo Beng

Fresh Produce Summary From Market Stalls

Market vendors showcase a variety of vegetables for today including lettuce cucumbers radishes beets cauliflower onions turnips cabbage parsley parsnips tomatoes summer squash green chili green peas string beans wax beans and more. Sai Toor MKi listed among offerings.

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Special Prices

Our berries are 16 0 shipped and the finest received in the city. Special brices in quantities for preservi ng. Be sure and see our assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables before buying. Remember, our berries are 16 shipped.

Albuquerque Girl to Dive at Traction Park Show

In Albuquerque a local girl and several volunteers prepare for a diving horse act by Dr Carver at Traction Park Sunday afternoon. Charlotte Erickson, a hotel waitress, aims to ride Silver King for a $100 prize, while others like Riley Edwards and Clarence Heald seek spots. The event caps a busy day of seismic chatter and militia instruction notes.

B. J. Whitesire Alvaraides Socorro Mitle Park Abeyts Socorro Mercantile Company Magdalena Socotro Hell Evening Citizen Maxima Dr. Carver Miss Erickson Riley Edwards Monarch Grocery Clarence Heald J. H. Heald M. E. Hickey Rev. Heald Mrs. Heald Clarence Riley Misa Erickson Little Powder Face

Police Court Findings On Drunkenness And Horse Neglect

Salvador Candelaria was fined $10 in police court for drinking bad alcohol and leaving his team of horses hitched from 11 AM to 8 PM with no food or water. Vince Dillon, wanted for stabbing his brother-in-law John Offier, was arrested shortly before 5 PM and will be brought before the court tomorrow at 1 PM for further proceedings.

Justice Court Belavio la Opinion Publica Albuquerque Skammer Bear Canyon Mr. Hayes George Pulcaner Robert Falconer Chicago Windy City New Mexico Visi Ik Brother Meinosh Rovert Argets Hagerman Salvador Candelaria Durance Vile Vince Dillon John Offier Ingram Brussels Axminster

Mortuary Notice for Lindemann Brothers in Albuquerque

Harry J Lindemann popular Albuquerque music dealer dies around 1 am from tuberculosis. 206 North Rdith street resident, survived by wife and daughter, brother Edwin A Lindemann also died recently from the same illness. Born St Louis Mo. Funeral to be arranged for Sunday afternoon.

L. Lindemann Harry J. Lindemann Edwin A. Lindemans Decessed St. Louie

Penny Auditorium Opens Under Davis at 216% South Second

Crowds fill the Penny Auditorium last evening under M. P. Davis. The newly renovated venue on South Second Street features lighting and decorations and promises a range of amusements and penny machines for ladies and children, aiming to attract large crowds and record attendance.

M. P. Davis South Second Street The Ciy

Wool Shipments Over Santa Fe Central Reach New Peak

Wool shipments over the Santa Fe Central rail line have begun handling up to 200000 pounds. About 135000 pounds went to Tieumeari for scouring, with 55000 pounds sent to this city for the same process. General Manager Grimshaw expects to exceed last year’s throughput. A Citizen Classified ad is a good investment.

Santa Fe Central Tieumeari Grimshaw

Southwestern Savings and Loan Society July 1 1906 Report

Financial statement of the Southwestern Savings Loan and Building Association of Las Vegas New Mexico as of July 1 1906 shows assets liabilities and equity with officers Perry secretary Haydon notary public and directors James Duncan Coors Stevens listed. The document attests the accuracy of the statement under oath on July 3 1906 in Albuquerque New Mexico.

Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association Las Vegas N. Mex BR Perry Southwestern Savings, Loan and Butler Tug Association Vegas New Mexico Perry WG. Haydon Notary Public MH. & Coors James & Duncan

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L' Admission Traction Park W. H. Newcomb R. Perry Fort Defiance, Aziz City Mr. Perry Port Defiance Jaffa Grocery CO Maddixon Abran Abeyda San Francisco the Jaffa Grocery Co B. J. Whiteside Socero New Mexico National Guard Carver Atlas Vfgas Santa Fe H. J. Hagerm National Guard United States Guo Siing E. W. Fee Clarkville Produce CO Camp Gleneur Bear Conyen PENNY Clase Sos Oates Chase Chass Chiesa Opal Tsatosl Bunky Deldors N. E. Stevens First National Bank Building Colorado Telephone Co Albert Faber Railroad Ave Albuquerque, N. M Milwaukee Pilsener Beer Colo Charter Oak Steel Borradaile Gold Avenue M. Berger Pinaud Williams Drug Company Blue Front A. J. Richards West Railroad St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Prop West Railroad Avenue USA Cececece Imperial Laundry
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