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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1906

Page

6

Territorial Supreme Court session hands down opinions

The territorial supreme court met at 2 o clock yesterday in adjourned session with Chief Justice Mills and six associate justices from Santa Fe Las Cruces Roswell Alamogordo Albuquerque and Albuquerque. Attending officials included Clerk Jose D Sen United States Attorney David J Leahy and GW Prichard. Cases 1119 1141 and 1094 were discussed with recommendations to enter appearances grant time to file briefs defuse charges require non oath answers and conduct examinations in Farmington.

Territorial Supreme Court W. J. Mills Jas Vekas John R. McFie Santa Fe Jaxtee Frank W. Parker Las Cheee W. H. Pope Roswell Edward A Mann Alamogordo Ira A. Abbott Aliaiquerque Jose D. Sen United Area David J. Leahy United States GW. Prichard Wrritor United St Matthat Bacolastico Tals API Vealer Veeder J. M. Palmer Farmington The Bar Association Palmer First Judicial District Cour San Juan County Barber Monroe Harper Prichard Moore

Guadalupe Council Knights of Columbus in Mexico meeting

The Citizen reports the Guadalupe Council Knights of Columbus held in Mexico City with about fifty leading Knights from the United States. Denver and Texas councils aided in degree work during a three day program ending with receptions, mass, and a banquet at the American club. Archbishop Alarcon hosted, and Rev P Meg Giviney gave a sermon at San Lorenzo church.

T. &. Gargan Western Union Telegraph Company Mexico Guadalupe Council Knighhs of Columbus United States Denver el Paso San Antonio Tex Washington Orrin Circus Ding White House American Club Hearne Alarcon San Lorenzo Church Meg Giviney Midditon Conn Dow St. G. Dun & Co New Council

Official Matters in Ponaseo and Corrumpa Post Office Moves

In Ponaseo and Tange counties a new money order office is advanced and Isidro Conleva named Postmaster at the New Postoffice. A post office opens at Corrumpa in Union county, served from Veda three and a half miles northeast. Charles J. Collins is appointed postmaster. Governor Hagerman appoints several notaries public including F. F. Leavenworth, Hal J. Brink, Isabel Garcia, David Troy, Arthur H. Kent, and others. Oscar Klein transfers to El Paso. Ashley T. Reed succeeds him at Santa Fe. Sugar beet seed is distributed for experimental growing in Estancia valley and at Round Mountain near Bandефonso. Land contest in Willard, Torrance county, involves James R. Farmer vs Juan Salazar y Visi. Deputy oil inspector Herold Hurd is appointed for Chaves Edy and Roosevelt counties. Governor Hagerman also promotes Howard H. Botts to aide de camp and Henry Connelly to sergeant major and then lieutenant with quartermaster duties.

Corrumpa Union County Veda Charles J. Collins Herbert J. Hagerman F. F. Leavenworth Bierra Grant County Hal J. Brink Albuquerque Hernalilio County Isabel Garcia Ceboyeta Valencia County David Troy Raton Colfax Arthur H. Kent Dayton Biddy Leiter Oscar Klein el Paso Texas Santa Fe Ashley T. Reed Bureau of Immigration C. V. Piper Bureau of Plant Industry Department of Agriculture George Marsh Charles H. Myers Estancia Valley Bureau of Iimmigration Department New Mexico E. F. Hobart Round Mountain Bandefonso Santa Fe County United States James R. Farmer Juan Salazar Y Visi Benjamin M. Read Section 17 Willard Torrance County Farmer Estancia Herold Hurd Roswell Semmisaton Iman Chaves Edy Roosevelt Eugenio Romero Territorial Las Vegas Howard H. Botts Silver City Henry Connelly New Mexico National Guard

Rev Carter Injured After Runaway Horse Collision

A runaway on Main street Monday afternoon caused Rev. G. H. Carter to be dragged by a broken wagon team from Morrison Bros. to the Citizen bank area. The single tree broke, he fell beneath the wheels and was bruised on his face neck chest and thighs. The 67 year old driver survived without broken bones, but sustained serious injuries.

Rev. Carter Main Street G. H. Carter Roswell R. L. Phillips Morrison Bros Citizen Bank Phillips Carter Mr. Carter

McIntosh and Garcia at Santa Fe

William McIntosh ex‑officio Torrance county collector and deputy J P Garcia travel from Albuquerque to Estancia. McIntosh holds large interest in Be J Post Hardware now McIntosh Hardware Co. They report cattle and sheep prospects strong in Estancia valley. Joe HYOULEE of northern Rio Arriba County dies aged 95 after old age illness. veteran of the ward with the Indian. Survived by son J M Ve OH.

William McIntosh Fretence Ant Torrance County Estancia J. P. Garcia Albuquerque Anya McIntosh Be J, Post Hardware Company McIntosh Mariware Company I Garcia Estanch Joe Hyoulee Ee Veemmgeneier Rio ‘Arriva County New Mexico J. M. Ve OH

Heaviest Man Morlan Joins Elwood Elks Lodge

Chauncey R Morlan the nations heaviest man joins the Elks lodge at Elwood Indiana His reported weight is 640 pounds he stands about 5 feet 10 inches tall and was born in Indianapolis Local reports joke about the goat in the lodge room and the difficulty of his size with doors and hotel beds referenced but not elaborated

Chauncey R. Morlan Bus In Elks” Lodge Elwood Ind Morlan Indianapolis

Dead body of sheep herder found near White Oaks

A sheep herder Marcelino Cananzas vanished during heavy snows near the Jicarilin mountains ten miles east of White Oaks. Three men Cas Otero Salomon Gonzales and King were arrested after Cananzas body was found in a snow hole near their camp. An amulet and belt pieces linked to the victim were recovered. A coroner's jury was empaneled but verdict not learned.

Santa Fe New Mexican Wale Onka Marcelino Cananzas Jicarilin Mountains White Oaks Cas Otero Salamon Gonzales Juan Chaves Y Trujillo King Cananzas Owen Gonzales Otero Canangig Lincoln Justee Peace Norton

Monument for Rough Rider Buckey ONeill in Prescott

Sculptor Frank Teich arrives from Autti Texas to confer with the Rough Riders Monument Association about erecting a Buckey ONeill monument. Teich recently returned from a Paris Rome trip and has sculpted prominent U S monuments, including the late Senator Cake’s tomb in Texas.

Rough Rider Bucky” O'Neill Frank Teich Prescott Autti Tex William O'Neil Rough Riders Monument Association Prescott Courier Teich Paris Rome United Sates Senator Cake Ws Tex Arizona

The Man Who Put the Monster Coal Trust Revealed

Logan M Bullitt, head of Red Rock Fuel, led a daring challenge to the Baltimore and Ohio and other rail lines accused of monopolistic tidal control over coal. The Interstate Commerce Commission and Congress probe reveal railroads blocking siding access and price manipulation, tying West Virginia coal to a vast eastern network.

Logan M. Bullitt Red Rock Congress Pennsylvania-Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Philadelphia Areedy Railroad Trust Logan B. Bullitt Red Rock Fuel Company West Virginia Balthmore & Ohio Railroad Company Trust Interstate Commerce Comrolsalon Raitroad Roosevelt Gillespie Texas House Ben Tillman Senate Dayton United States Circuit Court of Northern District of West Virginia Interstate Commerce Commission Bull New York Central Baltimore & Ohio Norfolk & Western Chesapeake & Ohio Philadelphia & Reading Jersey Central Lackawanna Erie East South Middle West Modern American Trust Fairmount G. H. Potter Lttle Repo Bullitt Consolidated Coal Company Fairmount Coal Company Somerset Coal Company Pittsburg & Fairmount Coal Company Clarksburg Puel Company

Old Figgers Out of the Republican Spotlight in 1908

The Citizen notes General Charles Grosvenor, famed for accurate presidential forecasts, is down and out after 20 years in the 11th Ohio district. His renomination hopes fade as Albert Douglass, a longtime office seeker and wealthy candidate, emerges in his stead.

Republican Party Charles Grosvenor General Grosvenor Congress Albert Douglass

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Supreme Court Guadalupe Council Knights OF Columbus City OF Mexico Albuquerque Knight Gargan City NEW Mexican Hugh H. Harris Tally New Mexicat William F. Brogan City Aid W. A. Buddecke Jimwan Ponaseo Tange County Isidro Conleva Garcia Lincoln County Sloan Biloxi Miss Bari P. A. St. Amanat Logan M. BU Suu Seriov BLATZ Blatz Wiener Beer VAL Blatz Brewing CO Ernest Meyers & CO Wiener Bkiatty Milwaukee
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