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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
3
Roosevelt Hughes' go it alone policy disappoints. reformer in the East looms as a strong potential rival for the presidency. The piece hints at Taft's strongest challenge, suggesting growing competition from an eastern reform candidate amid national party dynamics.
Washington June 4. Gov Hughes of New York looms as a potential rival to Taft for the Republican nomination. President Roosevelt supports continued reform and would back any candidate with a strong chance of carrying on Roosevelt policies. Hughes’ cordial ties with Roosevelt and his rising stature are noted, but concerns about overreach and political risk remain.
Theodore Roosevelt argues that leaders must balance principle with practicality in crises. Compromise can be right or wrong depending on outcomes, and opportunism harms future results. He warns against two extremes: defying efficiency without moral concern and ignoring practical results, urging steady, principled action.
The Sheep Sanitary Board of New Mexico issues strict orders requiring all sheep in the territory to be dipped under government inspection. Dipping must begin by July 1, 1907 with noncompliant flocks to be guarded until properly dipped. penalties include costs charged to owners. Corral facilities must be disinfected or destroyed. a cooperative plan with the U S Bureau of Animal Industry aims to eradicate scabies to prevent interstate movement disruption.
Government inspectors are in the field to supervise dipping of all sheep. Owners urged to deliver sheep to vats early to avoid shipping delays and reduce shrinkage. Early dipping recommended before 1907. after that date inspectors may take charge and owners pay extra if they do not cooperate. Solomon Luna and Harry P. Lee signatories.
In El Paso Texas on June 4 floodwaters broke along the Tre Grande at White's Spur eight miles west of the city. About 1000 acres were submerged with depths from six inches to three feet. White's brick yard area and nearby alfalfa fields suffered major damage as floodwaters rose to two feet in places. loss estimated to exceed thousands of dollars.
Development workers in Coyote Canyon plan to bring three more men to the mine to speed progress. The note mentions efforts by Pine Clans and Oxendine, with plans to utilize as many workers as possible and advance the property. It also cites a patented cough syrup advertisement by Kennedy Laxal.
In a broad move in Chicago over the summer more than 200000 unorganized laborers and clerks on western railroads will receive voluntary wage increases averaging 10 percent. The Burlington system plans raises affecting about 45000 employees, totaling 2500000 dollars, with over 19000 workers impacted overall and 1250000 dollars added yearly to payrolls. The changes cover many clerical and non organized staff, including Chicago offices and auditor work, across departments mainly for those earning under 200 dollars a month.
A notice from Imperial Laundry Co announces a July 1 change in mail rules. Special stamps will no longer be required for letters sent with extra postage, marked clearly on the envelope. Ordinary letters will cost 12 cents and parcels require a few extra cents. The change aims to reduce Sunday stamp hunting and ease post office work.
Las Vegas New Mexico June 4 a young married man and Miss Bessie Haines wed in Cimarron. He aged around twenty four, she eighteen. Arrested in Raton for unlawfully contracting marriage with a sixteen year old. License refused there, couple later wed in Las Vegas and returned to Raton where they were detained as parents objected. The man, about thirty, is jailed pending action. includes unrelated tailed ad copy for catarrh cure.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is described as an antiseptic liniment that prevents blood poisoning from cuts, bruises, or burns and speeds healing. It supposedly relieves burn pain instantly and is sold by all druggists. We Do It Right Rough Dry Imperal Laundry Co promotes subscriptions for the Citizen to get the news.
McKinley County Commissioners will accept sealed proposals for erecting or completing a court house and jail in Gallup New Mexico. Bids must be submitted separately for the two structures with a $500 certified check. Proposals due by the specified date at the clerk’s office. plans available at J L LaDris Albuquerque or the Gallup clerk’s office. The board may reject any bid.
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