MUSEMENTS AT THE ELHES THEATRE
A mixed vaudeville program led by Jerry From Kerry at Ellin Opera House. G H Perry and Miss Lizzie Barry starred in sketches with colorful acts by Hick Mitchell and Florence sisters. Patten & Perry closed with a humorous Editors Troubles. Bookings promise Bernhardt and Hanford Shakespearean fare plus Ellery’s Band concerts March 24. Dora Thorne set for March 17.
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Jerry
Kerry
Patten & Perry
Ellin' Opera House
Jor
G. H. Perry
Lizzie Barry
Joe
Belktop
Ollo
Hick Mitchell
Vermont
Mery Ferry
Campbell and Fletcher
Servbats
Florence Sisters
Patten & Perry Company
Dora Thorne
Ellery
Royal Italian
Charles Hanford Company
Indian School Notes and Personnel Moves Across Agencies
Mr Frank Consor supervised an inspection tour of day schools under Indian Service. He traveled with Mrs Consor to Crow Agency Montana. Dr William H Todd appointed agency physician for Osage country and will move to Laguna North Dakota. Mrs Esther M Dagnette leaves for a Phoenix area day school. Mr Dagnette arranges 300 Indian workers in beet fields around Rocky Ford Colorado and hundreds more on Yuma dam projects. Our farmer Mr Calking tends a gang of boys. shormaker Perry Isamanna ill with pneumonia. clerk Mr Dwyre is ill this week. Continuous inquiry in Citizen want ads remains.
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Frank Consor
Consor
Crow Agency
Montana
William H. Todd
Laguna
N. d
Esther M. Dagnette
Phoenix
Ariz
Dagnette
Rocky Ford
Colo
Yuma
Arizona
Calking
Shormaker
Perry Isamanna
Dwyre
Albuquerque Fakir Journal Denounces Fake Dispatches
Albuquerque Journal calls out bogus Washington telegrams published in its office. It questions two alleged messages. one quotes Governor Otero denying a telegram, the other cites W. B. Childers about Foraker and New Mexico. The paper suspects the oiler dispatches and Spooner speech quotes are fakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Optic
the Journal
Albuquerque
Washington Telegram
6 Otero
W. B. Childers
Otero
Foraker
New Mexico
Arizona
Childers
Spooner
Associated Press
Suarater lain's Cough Remedy Praised by Editor
W W Kearney of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri endorses Suarater lain's Cough Remedy as essential for every home. He says it checks colds at the outset and shortens illness, and it prevents croup in children when given early. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Prosperous cattle outlook lifts southern stockmen
Cattle in fine condition across the southern section delight stockmen as winter losses appear negligible. The hopeful prospect for the year promises prosperity and strong finances for livestock owners after a long winter.
Public Schools of the Territory summarized by Hadley
A political dispatch from the mall reports Prof. Hadley Public Instruction presents territory wide school statistics. The average school operation days total 114 with rural schools higher than city schools. Salaries show a similar urban rural gap and Hadley questions balancing rural advantages with city levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Hiram Hadley
Ostriches to Replace Cattle Say Arizona Governor Predicts
Joseph H. Kibbee predicts that within five years cattle will be replaced by ostriches on alfalfa ranches in Arizona. The state hosts America’s largest ostrich farm near Phoenix with 1,000 birds yielding about $30,000 annually in feathers. Ostrich values rise with age, chicks at six months worth $100, four years breeding stock at $800 per pair, and some birds in Salt River valley would not sell for $2,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Kibbee
Arizona
America
Phoenix
South Africa
Salt River Valley
Poll tax explains 1968 voting rule and Yorkville trip noted
Local brief highlights Mrs J F Palmer leaving for Yorkville to see her ailing 90 year old mother. Clarifies second poll tax for 1968 is required for voting in spring municipal election. Elsewhere J D Caldwell injured when his trousers caught in a bicycle chain near Second Street and Railroad Avenue. Colonel Wood and Charles Thayer visit city. Golden mining equipment to be upgraded. J W Steere Organ Co awarded $5,000 organ contract for church. donation by Joshua Reynolds, to be installed by June 15 with 994 pipes. Presbyterian church set dedication May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Caldwell
Wood
J. W. Steere
Springfield
Mass
Presbyterian Church
Joshua S. Raynolds
Presbyterian
Notice for Publiction of Small Holding Claim 548
Public notice from the United States Land Office Santa Fe NM dated March 6 1906 announces that Pilar Vigil has filed for final proof on Lot 1 Sec 25 T7N R6W and other tracts with proof to be made before the U S Court Commissioner at Albuquerque NM on April 14 1906. Witnesses include Edward F Otero Sisto Baca y Baca Mariang Vigil and Placido Salazar y Otero. Also a medical advertisement for Chamberlains Salve promising relief from eczema and other skin conditions with a 25 cent price.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
U. Court
Albuquerque
Edward F. Otero
Aluquerque
Sisto Baca Y Baca
Mariang Vigil
Placido Salazar Y Otero
Interior Department
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Elhes Theatre
Elbe Opera House
Sarah” Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Modjeska
Sarah
Charles B. Hanford
Miss 4
Dromah
Hanford
Miss Dromah
Eine
Soloista
Elks’ Opera House
Sloan's
Albuquerque Fakir Journal Cornered
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Iss Oa
Ea Cs
Bernalillo
Paz Colfax
Dona Anaty
Eddy
Grant
Guadalupe Il
Lincoln
Luna ' Nm
McKinley
Mora Um
Quay . D Iit
Rio Arriba
Sierra 18
Socorro Ag
Taos
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Yorkville
Ill
Capitol Hill
Silver Avenue
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
M. P. Siamm
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