Territorial Liquor License Fight and Local Incidents
A territorial liquor license case ends with a mandamus forcing the probate clerk to issue a Murray Bros license after a reform law. Separate reports cover a fatal belt confrontation between Hin ton and his brother in law in Silver City, a large bass catch at Kroenig’s Lake, and Governor Hagerman’s horse breaking loose at the Capitol. Also noted are changes in Mexican vote stance in Eddy County and county bounty funds, plus a newborn infant found at St. Vincent’s hospital and the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Conger in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
C. C. Hintog
el Paso
R. Martis
Hinton
Woman fires at Douglas man in his yard
William Barnes, a furnace man at Copper Queen smelter, was shot in the back at 70 Sixteenth Street in Douglas Arizona. Mrs Mark Lamb, a Calumet and Arizona smelter employee with a wife and one child, fired the shot after an alleged insult the prior afternoon. Barnes is in a cruel condition and Lamb is under guard at her residence. The incident occurred at 11 26 Monday night as Barnes rode his electric bicycle from his home. The shooting is described as a cold blooded guarder and remains under investigation.
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Douglas
William Barnes
Fred
Mark Lamb
Sixteenth Street
Arizona
Barnes
Lam
Beying
Mir
Sam
Leprosy Cure Report From Louisiana Lepers Home
New Orleans reports a breakthrough as Dr Isadore Dyer and Dr Ralph Hopkins announce leprosy cure at the Louisiana Lepers home near Indian Camp. 44 inmates include 26 white men and 13 white women with 2 colored men and 3 colored women. three cures noted and few believed fatally afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Indian Camp
Isadore Dyer
Ralph Hopkins
Europe
Dyer
Delivery complaints urged for Evening Citizen subscribers
The Evening Citizen requests prompt reporting of missed deliveries to the circulation office. Subscribers are urged to notify the office the same night or next day to help correct errors quickly and improve service. Also contains an unrelated ad-style note about Electric Bitters and a Success Magazine anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Citizen
Doan's Ointment Favored For Skin Ailments In Albuquerque
A fragmented Albuquerque notice touts Doan's Ointment as a cheap, effective cure for eczema and itching skin. It cites Mrs. B. White of 202 North Second Street and other residents praising quick relief after brief use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Albuquerque
B. White
North Second Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Go
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Uncertain Patron Spurs Teatre Manager to Act
In a New York theater during Rip Van Winkle, the manager spots a suspicious countryman near the audience. With resolve, the manager buys a ticket and confronts the disruption. The countryman responds with wary remarks about the show.
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Rip van Winkie
Joseph Jefferson
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Messrs
Join York
C. F. Hummel
Garnet Jones
Lawrence Clark
F. R. Clapp
Kroenig’s Lake
Jongan
Democrats
Eddy Eon
Democratic Central Committee
Carlsbad
John W. Armstrong
Ananias Greene
Armstrong
Missouri
Emd
Vegas
M. A. Sanchez
San Miguel County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Santa Fe
J. A. Masnie
Bonifacio Perea
Sisters of Charity
Chamberlain
Sharon
University Heights
University Heights Improvement Co
South Second Street
DR. Over
Mackenzie & Goldstein
Mackeslepers
Dr. Dyer
Wie & Goldstein
Roswell
Mystic Shriners
Mystic Shrine
Main Street
Masonie Hall
Fifth
Malin
Masonite Hall
Maud
Carlabad
Ter
Ie AE
al Oiqueraie
Marino
Tex
Trinidad
Cole
Honey Pyles
Portsmouth
Dr. King
India
A. Brown
Bennettsvile
Success Magazine
Hugh
Hugh Clopsty
Klanmath Pils
Oregon
Geataoni Chas
Oswald, Merchant
Tenselacreville
N. Yo Wribes
Seth Burch
Hide Place
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Colorado
New Mexico
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
Gott Avenue
Ora
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N. M
Denver
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado Points
Pullman
S. K. Hooper
G. P
T. A
Colo
S. Barney
New Mex
W. E. Mauger Wool
Mauger & Avery
Boston
West Gold Avenue
Highland Jersey
West Railroad Avenue
Bam
Bin
C. Bambins
Orm
Chickering
Everett
Kimball Planes
Edison
Victor
Whitson Music CO
the Bank OF Commerce
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