Leading Spanish Journal backs New Mexico statehood plan
La Bandera Americana urges New Mexico and Arizona to unite as a single state under the name Arizona. It argues Congress has approved liberal terms, including large land grants and cash for schools, and urges voters to approve joint statehood at the November general election.
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la Bandera Americana
New Mexico
Congress
la Bandera
United States
Arizona
Mexico
Browns Lose Opportunity for a Fort Apache Game
Brown's schedule shows a blank calendar with talk of matches against El Paso Internationals on July 2 and 4. A Fort Apache Arizona team attempted to arrange games at local grounds, but Albuquerque ground limits and travel plans blocked a local exhibition, leaving few definite plans beyond July 4 and potential games in El Paso.
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Browns
Fort Apache
EL Paso
Traction Park
Internationals
Paso
Brown
Ariz
Jake Levy
Sturges
Levy
Apache
Winslow
Gallup
Fort Wingate
Albuquerque
Fort Apaca
New Mexico
Timber inspection in Sandoval County hints at railroad plans
Engineer 4 K Farwell leads a party including H C Jom Kansas City and Harry Owen into northeastern Sandoval County to inspect Felipe Chaves land grant timber. Officials deny large American Lumber Co. purchase. Rumors suggest value assessment for railroad construction. A five man bowling team is sought to beat the Affidavits at West Bowling Alleys.
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K. Farwell
H.C. Jom
Kansas City
Harry Owen
Sandoval County
Felipe Chaves
American Lumber Company
Wit
Tole
West Bowing
Never Too Old to Gain Knowledge at Bernalillo Institute
Colonel Francisco Perea, 76, former New Mexico delegate to Congress, enrolls as a student at the Bernalillo county teachers institute in Old Albuquerque. He sits among the prominent pupils as new teachers Erna Fergusson and Ase Minds Stutrade join. institute enrollment reaches twenty with several more expected next week.
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Congress
New Mexico
Francisco Perea
Bernalillo County Teachers’ Institute
Old Albuquerque
Evening Citizen
Erna Fergusson
Ase Minds Stutrade
Colonel Perea
Jemez Hot Springs
Cleveland
Big irrigation company organized in Valencia county
The Evening Citizen reports the arrival of C. K E Wantland W F Shelvon and S W Worthy from Chicago and Denver with Colonel Van Doren. Irrigation engineer George J. Anderson surveyed Blue Water land in western Valencia county for irrigation. The venture plans land divided into small farms and sale on the market. Worthy, advising attorney for the company, will depart for Chicago. Van Doren may travel to Los Angeles tonight.
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C. K E. Wantland
Denver
W. F. Shelvon
W. Worthy
Chicago
van Doren
George J. Anderson
Blue Water
Valencia County
Worthy
Colonel van Doren
Los Angeles
Public Notice of Homestead Entry at Santa Fe 1906
Department of the Interior notice announces John M. Gunn of Valencia county New Mexico will file final proof for the north half of the northeast quarter of section 26 township 7 north range 6 west. Proof to be made before the Albuquerque probate clerk July 5 1906. Witnesses include Kenneth C. Gunn EB Millett Craig H Pradt and John J Praidt of Laguna New Mexico. Manuel Rotero Register.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
New Mexico
John M. Gunn
Valencia County
Kenneth C. C. Gunn
EB. B. Millett
Crarge H. Pradt
John 3. Praidt
Laguna
Manuel Rotero
Register
H H Scorse Heads to Europe From Arizona
H H Scorse, a leading Arizona merchant and wool exporter, left Holbrook for a trip to Europe after a record year in business. He cites a $6000 wool revenue and plans to support Northern Arizona and New Mexico statehood alignment, while Northern Arizona plans a strong vote.
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HH Scorse
Arizona
Holbrook
Europe
Scores
Old Country
Wool Growers’ Association of
Boston
Mr. Seoree
New Mexico
Scoree
Local Judge Fines Drunk Five Dollars In Court
A single plain drunk faced a five dollar fine in the morning court session. J J Sheridan aids the Socorra company effort at Elmendorf in Socorra county arrives to spend Sunday. Twenty eight mechanics and laborers are now employed by swing houses at Bimendorf and work continues as the Socorra company moves to reclaim arid land in the Biogra Grande valley between San Antonio and San Marchal. M O Chadbrourn, superintendent of Albuquerque traction, just returned from Santa Fe to arrange rail shipments from Moriarty to Albuquerque for the lumber mill extension. Rails weigh fifty eight pounds per yard and will be shipped Monday to reach Albuquerque mid next week. Thomas Hughes Jr, returning from the Pacific coast states, resigned his position yesterday and departed for Pueblo Colo with his wife, who had already gone there. G R Shade takes his place as first class Mnotpye Operator after arriving last night.
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J. J. Sheridan
Socorra Company
Elmendorf
Socorra
Bimendorf
Ocorre
Bio Grande Valley
San Antonio
San Marchal
M. O. Chadbrourn
Albquerque Traction Company
Santa Fe
Moriarty
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Eastern Railway —Company
Tommy
G. R. Shade
Telegraphic Markets June 23 Summary of metals grains and stock
Copper and iron markets steady with little change. Wheat oats and corn lost small amounts in Chicago trading. Pork and lard prices set for July and September. Chicago live stock receipts steady with cattle and calves varying by type. New York closing quotes show mixed industrials and rail shares. Kansas City reports steady cattle receipts and mixed stock prices.
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Chicago
Energetic, trustworthy man sought in New Mexico
Resent ing large manufacturing company seeks a energetic, trustworthy man to work in New Mexico. Salary forty to fifty dollars per month paid weekly with expenses advanced. Address with stamp J H Moore Albuquerque New Mexico Try a Citizen Want ad.
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Anten
New México
Hirge Manufacturing Company
J. H. Moore
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Miss Lyllian Leighton Leads Berger Grose Stock Theatre
Miss Lyllian Leighton is highlighted as leading lady of the Berger Grose Stock Company at the Casino Theatre. The feature notes her prominence in the troupe and positions her as a standout performer in current productions.
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The
Berger-Grose Stock Company
Casino
Actress Miss Uyllian Leighton Joins Berger Grone Stock
The new leading lady Miss Uyllian Leighton arrived yesterday and will debut as Camille at the Casino Traction Park next Thursday evening June 28. Milas Leighton will wear most of the wardrobe, marking a change in the lineup.
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Uyllian Leighton
Berger-Grone Stock Company
Casino
Traction Park
Camille
Milas Leighten
Still Cont Moving Highland Car Line Controversy
Highland car line proposal stalls as promoters led by Colonel Dr B Sellersawait further word from Colonel H A Jastro of the Traction company. Jastro asks about grades on Gold avenue from Judith street to the university and has not yet issued a firm reply to a proposed bonus and free grading in exchange for building and operating the line.
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Highlands
B. Selle
H. A. Jastro
The
Traction Company
Gold Avenue
Judith Street
University
Setlers
Jastro
Evening Citizen
Sellers
Inquiry on Pueblo Indians Voting Rights in Election Roles
A letter to the Evening Citizen from Thornton New Mexico dated June 28 questions whether any law remains to bar Pueblo Indians from working at elections or attending constitutional conventions or running for offices since a court decision. The writer asks if Congress can enact a net to prevent assessment and collection of territorial taxes by law and officials.
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Thornton
N. M
Congress
Funeral of Wallace Douglass Pioneer Rancher in Rio Grande Valley
Wallace Douglass one of the valley’s oldest settlers died at his North Fourth Street residence after a long illness. Funeral service held at 2 30 this afternoon from Strungschapel Fairview cemetery. He had moved from Pennsylvania twenty five years ago and ran a prominent ranch near Albuquerque for twenty three years. He left no known relatives in the area. A large crowd attended the funeral as friends praised his character. Wild animal exhibits and a public notice for tonight’s free lunch at the White Elephant appear in the same column.
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Wallace Douglass
Rio Grande Valley
North Fourth Street
Strungschapel
Fairview Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Albuquerque
heOan
Wool Buyers and Growers Meet at Magdalena
Wool buyers and growers gathered at Magdalena to trade about 3 000 sacks of wool but failed to set prices, resulting in few private sales. Buyers from this city included Charles Chadwick, George Arnot, and W E Mauger, while Hon. Solomon Luna and Hon. Frank A Hubbell led the growers. One grower hinted at a possible buyers’ combine to keep prices down.
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Evening Citizen
Magdalena
Bayers
Charles Chadwick
Garela & Company
George Arnot
C. L. Melcheney
W. E. Mauger
Julius W. C. McDonald
Solomon Luna
Frank A. Hubbell
Lona
Frank Hubbell
Outar
Lung
Mauser
Manuel Pino
Jose Ignacio Aragon
Yours for the Taking Free Lunch at the White Elephant
An item notes a free lunch being offered at the White Elephant venue. The notice highlights availability and the event details in a concise classifieds style teaser.
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THE
White Elephant
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City
Fourhorne Stage
Ww. L. Trimble & Co
Proplemes Hot Springs
Home Library
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Faber
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