Twenty sixth territorial fair plans discussed at Albuquerque
Executive committee and advisory board meet to discuss fair preparation. Discussions cover baseball tournament entries, racing entries delayed to August 1, baby show arrangements in Casino building, flower and trades display prizes, Jersey exhibit progress, Indian dances with distinct performances, and numerous baby prizes to attract entrants. Almont promises strong prize support from merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCanna
Arlie Latham
al Muquerque
Es. Borradaile
Jersey
Ander
Almont
O. W. Strong
Jottings From Police Circles in City Court
Police Judge Crawford presided as Italian woman accused Louis Clifford of insult, he warned him after a heated exchange. John A Logan denied cussing at dog catcher Ward and was dismissed. Juan Candelaria pled guilty to drinking with minor charges dropped. he paid $5. A land case from Precinct 9 drew many natives as witnesses on venue and title issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Louis Clifford
Clifford
John A. Logan
Col. Ward
Ward
Logan
Juan Candelaria
Juan
Candelaria
Precinet 9
Baby Show Features at Fair Week Exhibit
Gol. John Borradaiie, superintendent, leads preparations for a baby show during fair week. Committees coordinate the event, aiming for a grand success. Proposed venue is the Casino though date remains undecided. Prizes will be offered for many categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borradaiie
Notable outing to Jemez Mountains ends with trout tally
T. F. Phelan and niece Irene Burke with Mrs. A. V. Tegner return from a two month Jemez trip. Phelan recalls eating 1,262 trout, joking he wakes nightly thinking he swallows a grasshopper. Others stay at Mandelaria, Spader, Sulphurs, and Cebolla with various family and clergy members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Phelan
Irene Burke
A. V. Tegner
Jemez Mountains
Phelan
Mandelaria
F. Spader
the James
G. Scott
Thos
Isherwood
Daugh
Ter
Walter Peek
Cooper
Rows
Alder
Man Hayden
Local News Briefs From Las Vegas City
Andres Romero of Peralta, owner of the Los Lunas flour mill, is in the city. Max Nordhaus of Chas. Iifeld & Co, Albuquerque merchants, arrived from the south and heads north to Las Vegas after a Santa Fe Central and Rock Island run. Mrs. T. B. Clements and Josie return from Texas, noting Josie’s health improved by the Lone Star climate. Henry S. Munro, M. D., left for Albuquerque after Lectures on Steocestive Therapeutics. The Presbyterian pipe organ installation will begin with Charles Topif from J. W. Steere & Co. McKee family departs for Eureka, Cal. Dr. A. L. Mahaffey’s cousin, Mrs. Saylor Knapp, has a baby boy. Hayden of Albuquerque and family visit, with Mr. Hayden selling sewing machines. Dr. D. O. Norton leaves El Paso for good after two years and several thousand dollars saved. City water advice to boil all drinking water during heat and fevers. Hon. M. R. Otero resumes duties in Santa Fe after southern California trip. W. A. Walker, ex Albuquerque postmaster, visiting Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Texas. The Holbrook Argus reports the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Schuster died in Los Angeles of typhoid fever. Schusters mourn their loss. Try a Citizen Want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres Romero
Peralta
Los Lunas
Max Nordhaus
Chas. Iifeld & Co
Albuauerque
Las Vegas
Nordhaus
Santa Fe Central
Rock Island
T. B. Clements
Josie
Texas
Charles M. Top If
J. W. Steere & ‘8 Music House
Springfield
Mass
C. EB. McKee and Son
Eureka
Calif
McKee
Evening Citizen
Thomas Hughes
Pueblo Colo
A. L. Mahaffey
Jamestown
N. Y
Saylor Knapp
Miss Campbell
Hayden
D. O. Norton
el Paso
Albuquerque
Carns
M. R. Otero
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
Long Beach
Cal
Cal., and Who Accompanied Mrs. Otero
Edward F. Otero
Olan
California
Soloman Luna
Los Angeles
W. A. Walker
Walker
Louisa
The
Holbrook Argus
Adolf Schuster
Schuster
Max Schuster
Gambling blamed as New Mexico curse and plans formed
Chief Justice Miller decried gambling at Las Vegas meets as a social plague. He urged city licenses or new territorial laws to stamp it out, citing saloons and crimes. A meeting in the Duncan opera house launched plans for a club and a future gathering to organize action, with speakers including C. W. G. Ward and Jas. G. McNary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Das Vegas Fx
Las Vegas
will/a& town
Alti
Mills
el Paso
New Mexico
Douglas
Paso
Duncan Opera House
Knightly
Judge Mille
Arizona
C. W. G. Ward
Jas
G. McNary
Party Leaves Birmingham for Albuquerque Trip
A group travels from Birmingham on July 7 heading to Albuquerque. The party includes Mr. and Mrs. 6G Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Rose Owen, Mrs. C. Zaber, Vera Walker, Minnie Smith, Miller, J. G. Whitfeld, Hentecel, Belle Comer, Annie Henley, Lewis, Mrs. M. N. Die, Due, Clara Burgle, and the Rainbow sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Die
Miss Due
Clara Burgle
Rainbow
Pecos Valley Farm Sale Shaped by Barnett Estate to Roswell Buyer
The Barnett farm east of Roswell sold for 85000 dollars at 350 per acre to R. T. Burge, moving from Beaumont, with 100 acres, an elegant brick home, forty acres of orchard and sixty acres of alfalfa. Artesian well water powers the place. buyer plans a large barn and stock from Kentucky. The property lies two miles east of Roswell.
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Pecos Valley
Richard F. Barntina
Roswell
R. T. Burge
Beaumont
Tex
Barnett
Spring
Borge
Kentucky
Anderson Albright wedding ends long Albuquerque courtship
Miss Jane Albright daughter of County Assessor and Mrs George F Albright married Ward D Anderson at Congregational church in Albuquerque. Rev John W Barron performed the ring ceremony. They will reside at 609 South birth street after September 15. A large family reception followed. Garcia Whiting notes congratulations. Mary Whiting and Albert F Garcia wed at St Philip's church with many friends present. Manuel A Garcia and Rhine Garcia attended. The couple enjoyed a wedding breakfast and serenade by the First Regiment band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson-Albright
Jane Albright
George F. Albright
Ward D. Anderson
John W. Barron
Congregational Church
South Birth Street
Albuquerque
the Citzen
Garcia Whiting
Mary Whiting
H. R. Whiting
Albert F. Garcia
St. Philip's Church
New Mexico National Guard
Mr. Garcia
Manuel A. Garcia
Rhine Garcia
Insane Wagon Driver Delivers Drunk Act In Street Crash
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs J B Crawford of 224 South Arno Street was struck by a light delivery wagon at dawn and left unharmed beyond facial scratches and bruises. Witnesses say the driver acted drunk or insane and failed to stop. The driver's identity could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crawford
South Arno Street
Birmingham Belles Visit Albuquerque Tour The Ladies
Eighteen Birmingham young ladies travel from Birmingham Ala to Port Orford via Denver Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park and return via San Francisco Los Angeles Grand Canyon and Albuquerque in a private Pullman under guardianship of Mr and Mrs Fr Alexander. They arrived from the canyon th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ore
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Albuquerque
Fr. Alexander
Alabama
Canyon
New Show Weekly at Jenny Parlor by Manager Davis
Manager Davis of the Jenny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a weekly change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jenny Parlor
South Second Street
Train No 22 Kills Unknown Mexican in Collision
Pr W Lynch of Alamogordo Lumber Company recounts that train No 22 struck a Mexican man about half a mile from Paso City. The body lay between the rails as the train passed, with a white dog nearby. The train was halted about thirty minutes while investigators and passengers watched the scene. The man’s identity could not be determined at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lynch
Alamogordo
Etter
All in Readiness for Austin Encampment
Adjutant General Tarkington plans to arrive in the city to supervise loading of territorial troops onto a special Santa Fe train bound for the Austin encampment. About 35 men from Company G and parity men from Company E join troops from Las Cruces and Silver City for the mobilization. A Louisiana militia contingent and a provisional New Mexico and Arizona unit will also participate. The camp runs through September 30 with regulars and state troops gaining practical war-time experience, amid speculation of possible conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkington
National Guard
Newton
Kas
Austin
Texas
Old Albuquerque
Wil
Las Cruces
Silver City
Santa Fe
Lamy
San ‘Egas
Camp Mabry
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
Annual Meeting of Eagles in Milwaukee August 1906
The Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles holds its annual session in Milwaukee August 14 to 18. Santa Fe offers round trip tickets to Milwaukee for 17.10 dollars with sale dates August 11, 12, and 13, 1906. Final limit August 23. T. Be Purdy, Agent A. B. Ry. Evening Citizen ads publish results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Milwaukee
Wis
Santa Fe
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Jose
J. P. Porter
Estancia
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Belles
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Master
Annual Meeting OF
Eagles
T. Be, Purdy
Agent A. 8
F. Ry
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
P.M. Davis
Mills Daxelty Company
Secong Street
Enka N. M
Clarkville Produce Co
E. W. Fee
SouthjFirst St
Ingram
Brussels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Colo
Asto
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
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Williams Doug Company
Blue Front
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Foman
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
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Tess
Colorado Telephone CO
St. Elmo
Prop
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