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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
3
Tommy Burns targets Jack Palmer for heavyweight title while boxing orders curb sparring. Mike Grady reports to St Louis with the Cardinals amid mood of player defections. Local leagues discuss Sunday play bans and booming baseball wars in Albuquerque and El Paso.
Estancia New Mexico March 7. A horse and saddle belonging to Sidney Cox living three miles north of Estancia were stolen from the hitching post in front of the post office last night between 7 and 8. Cox followed the trail north for seven miles where the thief left the road. A transient gambler who had been in the saloon here for several days disappeared at the same hour and is suspected of taking the animal. Officers are pressing the search.
Louie H. Harper, arriving from Cimarron, accused his business partner C. A. Gorman and bartender John Talbert of causing injuries. Warrants issued. Gorman and Talbert arraigned before Judge Bayne on assault to murder charges. Lieutenant mM Ane, Army cavalry, from Santa Fe, promoted to first lieutenant at West Point, honors the Symington family.
Colonel KR E Twitchell who has been elected by Troop A as captain of organization will appear before the mining board Monday evening at the armory to determine his military fitness for the position. The Optic notes Twitchell has long and distinguished service in the guild and will pass a successful examination, though formal military procedure is required.
The document records the incorporation of Progress Blue Ribbon Farms in New Mexico, listing for mining and farming purposes. It details the corporate name, principal office, objects, powers, stock structure, directors, and non liability of stockholders, with signatures and seal. It notes March 7 1900 as the filing date and official certification by Secretary J W Raynolds.
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal remedy with testimonials from “cured ones” in every hamlet. It claims the formula is scientifically prepared, kills disease germs, and offers a free full-size bottle by sending a coupon. The message emphasizes no obligation and a nationwide distribution, noting costs and the large prior spending on promotion.
Notice states a city election in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1906 from 8 a m to 6 p m at polling places City Hall in the First Ward offices of Chadwick Co Gold Avenue for Second Ward and E H Dunbar South Third Street for Third Ward and near Copper Avenue and Third Street for South Ward Voters will choose a Mayor for two years City Clerk City Treasurer two at large council seats and ward board of education terms four years plus unexpired terms Frank McKee as mayor signs the notice.
The city of Albuquerque New Mexico will hold a bond election on Tuesday April 3 1906 from 6 am to 6 pm at polling places including City Hall First Ward Chadwick Co Gold Avenue Third Ward EH office Fourth Ward Cop corner. The vote asks whether to authorize financing of 300 000 dollars in bonds to purchase and extend the water works owned by the Water Supply Company. Mayor Frank McKee.
Notice of an election in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 3 between 6 a m and 6 p m at Chadwick Co Gold Ave Third Ward office of EH Munbar South Third St to authorize issuing thirty thousand dollars in bonds to build a city building. Also an ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm praising its rheumatism relief sold by druggists.
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