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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1906

Page

3

General News Items From Carlsbad Area

A Carlsbad report notes a child lost on Guadalupe mountains traveled over ten miles before being found unharmed fifteen feet from a cliff. Alamogordo authorities report five prisoners held for breaking into sealed cars. suspected organized gang. Tucumcari deputy held up. he used a gun to detain the thief and later jailed him. Carlsbad project engineers order concrete lining to prevent seepage in the Black River ditch and to manage irrigation for farms south of the river.

Carlsbad Argus BL. Walker Gudalupe Charley Cochran Alamogordo Dudley New Mexico Mounted Police United States Gallinas el Paso & Southwestern Carlsbad B. M. Hall W. H. Sanders Black River Fitch P. L Hall

Engineers Move to Secure Avalon Dam Project

Implementing and tools can be secured to aid work on the canal at various points. Engineer W M Reed departed for the McMillan reservoir Monday, placing a force of men at work as activity increases. Leaks will be stopped and the site secured for a safe hold until the Avalon dam is completed. A crew will start work on the flume next week.

W. M. Reed McMillan Reservoir Avalon Dam

Rich Find of Gold Ingots Reported in Imperial Valley

A cache of gold ingots valued at about ten thousand dollars was found on the banks of the Alamo River east of Brawley by Thomas O'Brien. The ore, weighing up to twenty pounds, likely dates to early mining days along the Colorado River. O'Brien delivered the treasure to Imperial Valley Bank in Brawley.

William Farr South Second Streatmeat Brawley, Cole Imperial Valley Thomas O'Brien Alamo River Brawley O'Brien Imperial Valley Bank Colorado River Southern Pacific Desert Nevada

Postoffice Moves and New Postmaster Named

The post office at Longton in Roosevelt county has moved two and a half miles northwest. Benjamin P. Moss is appointed postmaster. Board of Penitentiary Commissioners met at the territorial penitentiary in Santa Fe for regular quarterly session. Attendees included FH Pearce Las Vegas president and other members. Routine accounts for the past quarter were examined, audited and approved.

Longton Roosevelt County Benjmin P. Moss Board of Penitentiary Commissioners Territorial Penitentiary Santa Fe FH. Pearce Las Vegas Juan Navarro Mora Malaquias Martinez Taos W. H. Newcomb Silver City

Cargill Lumber Company Incorporation Certificate

Territory of New Mexico records show the Cargill Lumber Company incorporated March 1906 under the territorial act governing mining and manufacturing. The filing includes objects to acquire timber lands, mine products, build plants, sell goods, and operate in the United States and beyond with principal office at West Gold Avenue Albuquerque.

Territory OF New Mexico W. Raynolds Banta Fe A. J W. Rayne Cargill Lumber Company Legislative Assembly of the Coathgill Lumber Company Weat Gold Avenue New Mexico Troceas Aguiel Uh Corporation Primarty Mexico Stexica Republic of Mexico Uaviadia Peavey DAN Uhereet M Merritt Sealy Notary Public Cor Reed Cargila Lumber Company New Mextco Raynolds Dernalillo Wid County Tiar Walker

Retired Supreme Court Justice Henry B. Brown

Notices cover the retirement of Justice Henry B. Brown at age seventy due to eyesight. The piece recounts his birthplace Massachusetts, Yale and Harvard training, admission in Michigan in 1860, roles as deputy marshal and attorney, state judge, Detroit practice, and federal service including appointments by Grant in 1875 and Harrison in 1890. It also includes a public land notice from 1906 with claimant Vigil and witnesses for final proof in New Mexico.

United States Supreme Court Henry B. Brown Massachusetts Yale Harvard Wayneco Michlis Michigan Detroit John Newberry Ashley Pond Grant Supreme Poor Harrison Department of the Interior United States Land Ofice Santa Fe N. M Chilmant U. S Albuquerque N. Mon TNR Joe Edward F. Otero Aluquerque Sisto Buco Y Daca Allulquerque N. Me Mariano Vigil Albuaque Placido Salazar Y] Otero Albuquérque Interior Department

Albuquerque City Election Notice 1906

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1906 from 9 am to 6 pm at polling places in each ward to elect a mayor city clerk treasurer and city council and board of education members for specified terms Frank McKee mayor confirms the notice and details.

Albuquerque New Mexico City Hall Chas. Chadwick & Co Gold Avenue EL Dunbar South Third Street Copper Avenue Third Street Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward Board of Education First Ward Frank McKee

Albuquerque City Bond Election Notice on Water Works Purchase

A municipal election will be held in the City of Albuquerque New Mexico on a Tuesday at morning and afternoon hours at City Hall and ward offices. The vote asks whether to authorize issuing three hundred thousand dollars in bonds to buy and extend the water works system owned by the Water Supply Company. Qualified electors who own taxable property within Albuquerque may vote. Frank McKern, Mayor.

Sdea New Mexico Mint United States District of Columbia Wans Oy Atecengh Am 'T Joseph Blondinne Don Benjamin Digneo George "T. Gould Ape Thom Maddison Hi West Gold Avenue Albuquerque Alates Alb IndiabKe Wniesa Imlule Cme Enn Ke Alter Ke Alter, Uinomhc Res Odeobe Te Directors By & Whale Homid Wittitale Tie Toelawn Dewhgeuste Mminbet Bukit Biya Aus Mirae Ward City Hall Chas, Chadwick & Co Third Ward E. H. Dunbar South Third Street Fourth Ward Copber Avenue Third Street New Moxico Vuiter Frank McKer

City of Albuquerque Bond Election Notice 1906

Notice is given that an election will be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1906 from 9 am to 6 pm at Ward1 City Hall and Ward3 at B H Atw - Bald election to decide authorizing thirty thousand dollars in bonds to erect and build a city building. Voters must be property owners within the city. Mayor Prank McKee.

Cit Albuquerque New Mexico Tuesiday San Day Fitet City Hall Second Ward Chas. Chaicier, & Co Gold Avenue B. H. Dunbar South Third Street Fourth Ward Copper Avenue Third Street

March events and a dealer’s trick pull reveal

A fragment lists March 17 Dora Thorne March 21 Ellory's Royal Malian Hand March 31 Charles Hanford Company In Shakspearian Playa. Hank Rogers allegedly squeezed Heinze for 400000. Wealth creates busywork and shifting loyalties amid these rumors.

Dora Thorne Ellory Royal Malian Hand Charles Hanford Company

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