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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1906

Page

2

Governor Hagerman backs sheep growers convention in Albuquerque

At the territorial fair executives meeting officials discussed conventions during fair week including a sheep growers convention. Governor Hagerman favored the plan and agreed to open address at Albuquerque in September. Solomon Luna and the Territorial Sheep Sanitary board plan a conference with Harry Lee to finalize details and form a Territorial Sheep Raisers association.

Hagerman Albuquerque Guy Luna Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board Lee Socorro Lana New Mexico Jirce New Mexican

Grimsley Returns From South America

Grimsley, famed belt holder and Rough Rider, arrived in Trinidad with his brother after an eighteen month South American tour with three other well known Mexico cow punchers. He recounts a wild west show, language barriers, and local rodeo methods in Buenos Aires and interior regions, noting Americans and tallans in sheep and cattle work and rope throwing techniques.

Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Trinidad Grimsley Mexico South America Buenos Ayres Deting N. M

Rider Keeps Faith as Horses Fetch High Prices

They broke and trained four native horses and sold them for more money than their whole outfit. Grimsley is content to remain in America after the venture, with plans affected by the longer period ahead.

Grimsley America

Dun's Agency Honors E W Sours At Pan American Congress

The Daily Record reports EW Sours formerly of this city and now head of the Mexico department at Dun and Co receives a signal honor as representative for the company at the Pan American congress in Rio Janerio. He heads to New York then to the congress to oversee reports and business. Sours has long developed Central and South American trade for the firm and is praised by friends for the appointment. Willis T Morgan of Rural Route 1 Concord NH endorses Dr King's New Discovery for lung ailments after two Cuban and two Philippine tours. Trial bottle offered free. Prices 50 cents and 1.00.

Daily Record Mexico EW. Sours Lucile Perea J. M. Perea KE. W. Sours Mexico Department J. G. Dun & Co Rio Jantero Dragil Sours New York South America Congress Don Central America Bureau Dun Pan-American Congress Dan Cuba Philippines Willis T. Morgan Soncord N. H

Elks of Santa Fe Plan Opera House Project

Santa Fe lodge No 460 B P O Elks will build an opera house and club rooms on their Palace avenue lot currently home to Adams hall. H D Clarke returns to city to begin floating bonds. contracts to be set and work to start promptly. Ralph S Connell of Otero County, an Angora stock raiser, has been appointed to a position in Indian service.

Indian Service Ralph S. Connell Otero County Angora Sacramento Mountains Alamogordo

Notice to Patrons on Electric Bitters and Doan's Regulats

A notice touts Electric Bitters as a great restorative for stomach and liver troubles with claims from Bennettsville residents and lists uses for malaria chills fever and kidney issues. It promotes Doan's Regulats as a liver corrector and stomach toner priced at 25 cents per box. Also advertises a swimming pool at 504 North First Street open daily 9 am to 10 pm.

India A. Brown Bennettsville 5. C Anly North First Street Doan

Prison gates swing shut behind CorDelia Botkin

After eight years in and out of Delaware and California jails, Cor Delia Botkin's life sentence for the arsenic murders of Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Deane ends as she is transferred to San Quentin. The sensational case hinged on mailed poisoned sweets and a controversial jurisdiction debate between states. Botkin maintains innocence and laments confinement, once delivering a dramatic glare as a captive Cleopatra.

John Botkin Dover Dela San Francisco State Penitentiary Rodin Ell San Quentin Cleopatra Anthony

Real estate and rental listings mix in old town ad page

A crowded classified page offers FOR RENT notices for rooms and houses across several streets, with terms and contact hints, plus FOR SALE items including a phaeton, horses, hens, a piano, guns, a home ice plant, and a stock ranch. Local businesses like Monte Carlo saloon and a drug product ad appear amid miscellaneous listings and notes.

Stas J. W. Prestel North Second Street Tony Michelbach Old Town Vose & Son Parlor West Con Avenue Eleventh Street J. M. Wilkinson Thiber Ument Reservation K & Co Gold Avenue P. F. Trotter

Albuquerque Professionals and Services Directory Snippet

Listings for medical, dental, funeral, architectural, engineering, notary, and contracting services in Albuquerque New Mexico. Includes doctors Dr W G Shadrack and F L Schneider, undertaker A Border, architect F W Spencer, engineer J R Farwell, notary Thos K D Maddison, and A L Morgan builder with contact details and office hours.

Beauty Culture Advertises Mrs Leonard Expert Care

Beauty culture ad promotes Mrs M Helena Leonard a Parisian Institute graduate formerly of New York City. It touts the latest scientific appliances for face and scalp work, complexion steaming, bleaching, manicuring, electro massage, and a six minute hair dryer. Auto phone 726 listed at Barnett Building.

M. Helena Leonard New York City Radio Bell Barnett

Merchant Tailoring at 209 West Railroad Ave

Local tailor offers up to date services with fifteen years in the business. Suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Quality fabrics and careful handling promised.

West Railroad Avenue

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TWE Evening Citizen Citizen Publishing Company Bernalillo Langeet Lazaret Merthern Dee Brees Kiowa Sheep Growers’ Convention United States E. W. Sours Chamberlain Alvarado Pharmacy Gold Ave Hoor A. Sleyster Otary Public Cromwell Block Union Affairs W. H. Andrews House of Representatives Omaha Nebraska Cordelia Botkin California Western Union Postal Telegraph Offices Citizen Office Abraham West Silver Avenue Elite Cafe ABC Laundry Company South Second Street Soameman Clothing South First Street Viaduct St. J. Sweeney J. H. Moor Sawyer, Lesiie & Co Detroit Micu Coyote Springs T. J. Tore Highlands W. H. McMillion Real Estoker West Gold Avenue E. K. Norris South War Et Street Monte Carlo Monte Cario Railroad Avenue Lynda All Drugpiste Sonal Property Loans THE Household Loan CO West Bailroad South Edith Street Tent House Porterfield Company Srand F Street N. W Washington, D. C R. W. D. Bryal First National Bank Attice Cromk J. E. Kraft Grant Block Golden Rule Dry Goods Company Edmund J. Alger Mall R. L Hust N. T. Armijo W. G. Shadrach Santa Fe Coal Lines F. W. Spencer W. O. Wallingford Barnett Building J. R. Farwel Tees Building Notary Public Thos K. D. Maddison W. B. Childers Wast Gold Avenue F. L. Schneider Colo Black A. L. Morgan Albuquerau Y. M Seu Bambini Montezuma Trust CO the Bank of Commerce of Solomon Luna W.S. Strickler V. P. and Cashier W. J. Johnson Asst. Cashier Wm. McIntosh J. C. Baldridge A. M. Blackwell George Arnot C. KE Cromwell Atchigon, Topeka & Santa Fery Joshua 8. Rayn M. W. Flournoy Frank McKerr A. Frost E. F. Raynolds Albuquerque, N. M Erne Atchison, Topeka & Santa Foe Railway Company State National Bank Marron J. A. Weinman DYE A. Miera H. Siroe D. H. Carns Tay A. Hubs B. Herndon OLD L. B. Putney Southwest Railsoad Avenue Albuquerue, N. M Standard Heating & Plumbing Co Chicago Lumber First Street Coal Ave Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers Las Vegas
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