City Dyke At Rio Grande Questioned By Residents
Residents north of the city and near the Corales bridge fear high water this summer will overwhelm the present dyke. Ranchman Doc Bledsoe urges widening and raising the barrier, estimating 1600 dollars needed and noting Albuquerque natives could help. County commissioners set March 10 for a meeting to discuss dyke repairs and funding options.
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Rio Grande
Corales Bridge
W. FP. Bledgoe
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque
Grunsfeld
Board of County Commissioners
Caledonian case near settlement amid railroad rebate rumors
Rumors flow that attorney Neill B. Wel travels to New York to settle disputes over the Caledonian case. Alleged rebates by the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway to Colorado Fuel and Iron and American Fuel target the Caledonian Coal Co. Damages of 10000 and attorney fees of 50000 are cited. case floundered in federal commerce proceedings and court filings, with multiple parties involved.
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Neill B. Wel
New York
Caledonian
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
American Fuel Company
Caledonian Coal Company
Frst
Elt B. Piel
Caledonian Conk Company
Siit
Fee
Intererite Commerce Commission
Snally Catlal
Gold Avenue
Bain
John M. Moore
Court Orders Production of Contracts and Witnesses
In open court the judge ordered defendants to produce all contracts and witnesses and instructed plaintiffs to file a bill of particulars. A leading city attorney, close to the plaintiff, told The Evening Citizen he doubts further court hearings will occur. He predicted the case will be compromised out of court, and rumors say Attorney Neill B. Field is in New York pursuing settlement.
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Evening Citizen
Neill B. Field
New York
Rail laborer survives coal blow after brakedman's assault
A Mexican laborer injured on a Santa Fe freight train near Rio Puerco was treated at St Joseph’s hospital in the city charity ward. He received a head wound when a brakeman demanded $2. the man, who traveled with his brother for 19.50 from El Paso, says the assailant struck him with a coal chunk. The wound was first dressed by Dr. Cutter, the Santa Fe hospital surgeon.
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Rio Puerco
St. Joseph's Hospital
BE Paso
Santa Fe
Toltec
Cutter
Santa Fe Hospital
Fe Elty
Pena Blanca Ditch Election Contest Case Headed to Referee
Testimony in the Pena Blanca ditch election contest alleges illegal counting of votes at the Pena Blanca ditch commissioners race in Sandoval County. Plaintiffs claim legal votes for defeated candidates were omitted, which would have changed the outcome. A large witness list and extended testimony are anticipated with Referee T. K. Maddison presiding and B. Ruppe serving as interpreter.
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Pena Blanca
Alejandro Montes Vigil
Kaquipula Maca
Maddison
Cmmme
Sandoval
B. Ruppe
How to Get Copies of City Ordinances
A citizen askes how the public may obtain copies of city ordinances as they become law. The grievance committee reported that the best method is to publish ordinances in The Evening Citizen for five cents.
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Wilkerson
Horrid Man Welch Preys On Women In Trinidad Case
Police seek a man named Welch who conned women with the Butterick dress cutting system. The smooth stranger collected $1 to $3 deposits, promised lessons, and vanished. Welch previously operated in Trinidad and is believed active elsewhere. Anyone with information is asked to contact authorities.
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Welch
Hough
Hatterick
Reaksance
Jef
Ehart
Trinidad
Shriners Prepare for Imperial Council Meet in Los Angeles
Mystic Shriners from Albuquerque plan a special Pullman train trip to Los Angeles for the Imperial Council gathering on May 7. More than 100 Albuquerque Shriners plus wives and family members will travel, with two lodge representatives attending and an estimated New Mexico turnout around 200 Shriners.
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Mystic
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
Albuquerqque
Albuquerque
Los ‘Angeles
New Mexico
Territorial Board of Pharmacy Meets in Santa Fe
The territorial board of pharmacy will meet in Santa Fe March 12 and 18 to examine candidates for registration. New Mexico laws require every practicing pharmacist to pass the exam before practicing in the territory regardless of other state credentials. President B. Ruppe will depart Albuquerque Sunday to attend the meeting.
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Territorial Board of Pharmacy
Santa Fe
New Mexico
B. Ruppe
Albuquerque
Low Rate Secured for Elks Convention in Denver
The Elks committee announces a $40 flat rate to Denver for one delegate including uniform travel and five days' hotel. Transportation costs for a marching unit are covered, with air and lodging expenses estimated to total about $18 fare plus hotel costs.
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Elis Taving
Focal Elis
Grand Lodge
Convention of Elks
Denver
Transportation Committee
Tage Daa
Col Uliman
Law Shell
Albuquerque Elk marching club to attend convention
The committee secured a very reasonable rate for the Albuquerque Biks marching club and their families. The delegation, at least 126 strong, will travel with wives and relatives, aiming for strong representation and potential prize money at the Denver hike. Accommodations are arranged for ladies and companions at the same favorable rates.
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Albuquerque
Denver
Museom
The
Elks
Elke
Confidence Man Gray Still Behind Bars
A false report claimed 8 L Gray secured a bondsman and was released. It is now clear Gray remains in jail under Sheriff Armijo, likely until the grand jury convenes this month, with Morris also held. Morris is reportedly out on bail.
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8. L. Gray
Morris
Gray
Armijo
Local Williams News Prompts Whiskey and Wonder
Fragmented notes describe Pearl Skinner’s fall through a window at Gee Jim’s restaurant in Williams Arizona and a mass of regional notices. The report mentions Pearl’s incident, John A Orndorff’s El Paso trip related to the Illinois Mexican Copper company, Alfred Lovell visiting Santa Fe shops, and the death of I A Raynoldson in Canyon City with ties to Albuquerque and Santa Fe banking families.
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Skinner
Mr. Millers
Williams
Arix
Pearl
Hou
Albuquerque
California
Loma
Ust
el Paso
Ilinois Mexican Copper Company
Mina del Tulia
Mexico
Orndorff
Springfield
Alfred Lovell
Meire Power
Santa
Santa Fe
I. A. Raynolin
Canyon City
Justua
Jefe Jermon Raynoltn
San Veras
Avorney
Herbert Raynolds
J. W. Raynolds
Frety
Joshua
Raynolds
el Paes
Death of Cruz A. Garcia at 315 North Pacific Avenue
Mrs Cruz A Garcia aged 79 widow died at her home after four decades in Albuquerque Funeral services set for 3 o clock at the residence with a procession to Sacred Heart Church for mass at 9 Interment to follow in Santa Barbara Cemetery
Funeral rites for Herman Necker at Santa Barbara cemetery
Funeral ceremonies were held for Herman Necker at Santa Barbara cemetery. Necker, a German resident of 1207 Williams Street, died by self inflicted overdose at his home. Authorities believe the act followed drug use, with opiates detected prior to the suicide.
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Herman Necker
Baller
Wil Hams Street
Santa Barars Cemetery
Necker
Vodler
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Famous Caledonian Coal Company
Attorney Field
WW. B. Childers
MR. Welch
Board OF Pharmacy
Johnny
Crown Studio Over Post Hardware CO
West Railroad Ave
King OF
H.S. Lithgow & Co
Nookee
Mortuary
Elks’ Theatre
Patten and
Perry
Jerry
Kerry
Mandia
Mataon
Just
Albert Faber
Madame Gross
West Gold Ave
West Gold Avenue
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
St. St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Old
Albuquerque Cathedral
Alvarado
Austrian
China
Borradaile
Fire Department
Colorado Telephone Co
Wootton & Myer
Albussiswwavinaut Aces
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mail
Albuquargary
W. L. Trimble
N. M
J. A. Block
Perea, N. M
Rankin & CO
Pargranor Bnats Estate
N. T Armijo Building
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