Wanted and Found Classified Items in The Citizen
The Citizen promotes a quick work search via its want column and advertises found notices. It urges readers to place ads to secure employment, locate lost items, or spread notices such as A. G. Allen's New Orleans Minstrels event with June 4th dates and venue details. Also includes brief notices about medical remedies and bids for a Fort Bayard well project.
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Citizen's
Alvarado Hotel
Childs Wuise
le Veta
Louise Hitchcock
G. DD
Care Albuquerque Business College
South First Street
R. J. Sweeney
Colburn
Iite L. W. Gray
Morgan City
Clarion
West Tieras Avenue
Mary
A. G. Allen
New Orleans
Buck
Manny South
Principal Potots in Ulingis Iowa Kans Michigan Minnes
Fragmented text lists dates and places in the Midwest from June and July, mentioning Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota North and South Dakota Wisconsin and months and days with scattered figures. The exact event or purpose is unclear but appears to be a schedule or calendar of dates.
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Ulingis
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnes
Micouri
North and
South Dakota
Wis
Wale
Tober Bist
Philadelphia and Return Ticket Sale Notice
Philadelphia round trip fare listed as 59 25 with sale dates July 12 13 and 14. Return limit shown by July yard with extension possibility and deposit requirement referenced. text appears garbled but indicates limited time for Philadelphia travel offer and reservation conditions.
Salt Lake City Return Tickets On Sale June 18
Salt Lake City announces return route tickets priced at 31.95 dollars with a 1 percent turn on thirty days from date of sale.
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Salt Lake City
Freight rate dispute spurs Arizona cattle growers plan
Packard of the Arizona Cattle Growers' association told the board of trade that $16,000 is needed to challenge railroad discrimination before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The group proposes $10,000 in total with several subscribers, including a wholesale dealer. A committee will pursue support from commercial organizations in Arizona cities.
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B. A. Packard
Board of Trade
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Arizona
Interstate Commerce Commission
Phoenix Gazette
Packard
Cattle Growers’ Association
J. Crenshaw
Elliott Evans
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Texas
Maricopa
District Court in Session at Socorro
Socorro district court convened Monday with Judge Parker presiding. Grand jurors empaneled this morning listened to evidence as motions in chambers were heard and the trial docket was to be taken by Wednesday morning.
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Jane Gonzales
Marlton Gorsalen
Artero Tafora
Manuel Baca
Pedro Torres
Isaac Chaves
Francisco Luna
Solomon Greigo
Juan Sanchez
Ignavia Santillantes
False rumor of water charges from national forests denied
Washington June 4 officials deny a circulating West rumor that the administration planned to levy charges for water from national forests used in irrigation. Forester Pinchot says no such charge will ever exist. water appropriation remains a state matter. The Forest Service issues emphasize lands charges only cover land use, not water.
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Washington, D.C
Forest Service
Hon. Raward
T. Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Forester
Pinchot
Natunal
Text Service
Forsat
Prospector's Desperate End in California Desert Tragedy
J V Murray, a 40 year desert prospector, perished in the California desert after wandering in search of a strayed mule. He stripped clothing, dug holes, and carved furrows with his nails, dying in agony within miles of camp. Indian traders found him days later, his features twisted in the last spasm of life.
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Bernardino
Rra
Nevada
J. V
Ain
Han
Murray
Vearch
Nix
Base Ball Today Scheduled Across Leagues
National League games show Pittsburg at Chicago and St. Louis at Washington. Detroit visits Boston while Cleveland hosts New York. Chicago’s batteries Joss and Claug, 777% and Sullivan appear for the American League. Rain postpones a Paul game. Kansas City and Minneapolis meet. Milwaukee hosts. Toledo defeats Columbus 6 to 2. Louisville wins 1. In Aranapolis, 6.
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Washington, D
of Indian Affairs
Aabingttte
D.C
Arisona
Improvement Bulletin
Ming Heapalis
Minn
Construction News
Chicago
Colo
Los Angeles
Cornia
Chiccago
St Loui
Omaha
Nebr
San Francisco
Cal
Joseph Be Bogie
Faith Canyon Diablo
C. Bic
Pittsburg
Philadelphi
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
American League
R. HB
Joss and Claug
Sullivan
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Aranapolis
Brooklyn
Sioux City
Lincoln
Jackson
Morgan and
Smith
Denver
Des Moines
Sioux
Pueblo
Frazer
Moran
Lelfeld
Phelps
Philadelphia
H. B
Ian
Doom
Pfeiffer
Brown
KH. E
Youn Boulter
Needham
Sparks
Jackitack
Cincinnati
Chelsnut
Louis
McLean
Aman
McGlynn
Loule
Hall and Schley
Glynn
Noonan
Strooklyn
Wet Grounds
Real
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Citizen's Want
North Sixth Street
North Second Street
South Broadway
Railroad Avenue
Canada
Sixth
Jemez Hot Springs
J. B. Beech, Perea
Highland Hotel
Minneapolis House
South Second
A. T. Devore
Futrelle
Evening Citizen
Chirupo
Bambini
West Railroad Avenue
THE
Household Loan CO
Grant
West Railroad Ave
Ira M. Bond
N. W
Washington, D. C
Lana
Ae van Marke
Bryan
Albuquerque
N. M
First National Bank_puttatn
E. W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
J. E. Kraft
Barnett
O'Rielly
Edmund J. Alger
D. D
To & P
Bronson & Bronson
Van's Drug Store
Vann Drug Store
To &Bam
F. W. Spencer
Barnett Building
Thos. K
Fort Bayard
United States
P. Vestat
EW. Goodloe
St. Louis St. Dallas
Tex
Death Valley
Wild Rose
Inyo County
California
Algo O
Charles M
U8 Ethie
Skidoo Treadwell Group of
Hare
Skidoo-Treadwell Mining Company
Skidoo-Treadwell
Board of Directors
Goldfield
P Ry
TEC
Readwell Mining Company Tx
Develo the Wildcat
William H. Greer Company
Craige Block
BETTE
Dover
Nationa Fund
Republican Committee
DeWitt
J. H. O'Riielly & Co
Elmerl Dover
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Hanna
Taft
Republic
Congress
Imac
Cleurance
Ieen
Tare Bell
Colorado National CO. Life Assurance Society
Prewitt & Prewitt
Shoop
Phal
District Court
Socorro
Stoop
Rhoop
Bhoop
J. H. O' Rielly
Hemenant
Lave,pun
den Exel
Murtin
Nebrain
Vwauroay
BASE
Erday
ET. Brandes Bitters
Frank Hosp
San Diego Nine
Sos Angeles
Hosp
San Diego
Agamst
San Angeles
Lex Angries
Angels
Nin
Lon Angeles
Butte
Seattie
Oceanside
A.iweek
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Pal Hawes
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