City Council Approves Judges and Clerks for Election
The city council approved appointment of judges and clerks for each ward for the upcoming municipal election. Appointees include First Ward judges B. Rupe Aban Sandoval James Congreve and clerks Joseph Ravenna H. B. Gil christ. Second Ward judges G. W. Bixler A. Harsch J. W. Malette and clerk Charles Hall Charles Keppler. Third Ward judges T. J. Apodaca J. J. Sheridan Paul Teupsch with clerks H. D. Romero BE. H. Dunbar. Fourth Ward judges H. H. Tilton Felix Buea George H. Brown and clerks J. E B. Haines Sitney Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Council
Evening Citizen
Crucus
B. Rupe
Aban Sandoval
James Congreve
Joseph Ravenna
H. B. Gilchrist
G. W. Bixler
A. Harsch
J. W. Malette
Charles Hall
Charles Keppler
T. J. Apodaca
J. J. Sheridan
Paul Teupsch
H. D. Romero
BE. H. Dunbar
Fourth Ward
H. H. Tilton
Felix Buea
George H. Brown
J. E B. Haines
Sitney Abel
Alderman Walker
Funeral notices and mining news from historic newspaper snippet
The notice lists Mrs. Clay Mrs Eliza Anderson and Mrs Lole Barnes with relatives in Oklahoma Weatherford and San Mar plus Rev C J Hall among the brothers. Mrs O Keefe described as estimable devout and kindly and two children mourned. Mining news from Cerrillos reports a new concentrator ready soon with 11 ton daily capacity and continuous operation. The concentrator’s owner bought mining claims in Hungry Gulch and other properties and Colorado capitalists are connected to the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sides
Clay
Eliza Anderson
San Mar
Clal
Lole Barnes
Lves
Weatherford
Okla
C.J. Hall
Horace Hall
Oklahoma
Andersen
O'Keefe
Soe
Devoud
Cerrillos
Therontty
Hungry Gulch
Albuquerque Plans for Spring Horse Racing Meet
Tar Mesa Agricultural Park members prepare a driving matinee at an near date to unite members and spur spring racing plans. R H Greenlee notes Albuquerque risks losing spring dates if action lags, with Las Vegas and Phoenix possibly missing also. Secretary Wahleren of Overland Racing expects to visit Albuquerque within ten days and may cancel spring dates without assurance. The outlook for a spring meet remains unclear, as fewer horses and late planning threaten fall as an alternative to spring racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Mesa Agricultural Park Association
R. H. Greenlee
Albuquerque
Albuquerue
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Aziz
Wahleren
Overland Racing Association
Denver
Iam
Richards Hackwood Wedding Unites Local Notables in Socorro
Harvey Richards, esteemed western Socorro county figure, wed Mies Hackwood of San Marcial yesterday afternoon in a ceremony at the local parish. The couple will reside on the groom’s ranch in Western Socorro after a brief honeymoon, starting their life together among friends in Albuquerque and the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Richards
Socorro County
Mies Hackwood
San Marcials
Albuquerque
Wil
Miera Reports Bright Lambing Outlook in Nacimiento Country
S. Miera, Cuba merchant and rancher, discusses court matters and talks with a local merchant representative about goods for his store. He notes better grazing in Nacimiento Sandoval county, fresh grass across mountains and valleys, preparations for lambing and shearing by May 1, and a banner spring for the sheep industry with steady rains on the 16th and unionta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Miera
Cuba
Nacimiento
Sandoval
Miera
B.A. Miera
Evening Citizen
Mount Nine
Walleye
Micra
Naclemlenio
Visit to El Paso and Juarez Ends for Oliphant and Lyman
Mrs J H Oliphant and her sister Mrs A W Lyman returned from a business pleasure trip to El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico. Oliphant bought a fine collection of Mexican and Indian cartons for the curio store to enhance the assortment. Lyman will stay a few days longer before returning to Geneva Nebraska. Mrs Lyman plans to return home after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Oliphant
Bennett Indian Carlo Company
North First Street
A. W. Lyman
Geneva
Neb
el Paso
Tex
Juares
Mexico
Water Question Again Discussed At Public Meeting
Last night a large crowd gathered as Good Government League members debated the city’s potential purchase of the Water Supply Company plant for 260000. Alderman Hanley urged buy now while others, including Aldermen Wilkerson and Harrison, challenged the financial logic and warned against municipal ownership. The discussion included meters unpaid for years and pipe durability concerns, ending with a call to adjourn amid heated exchanges.
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Eleventh Street
Tijeras Avenue
First Street
Coal
Avenue
Broadway
Marquette Avenue
Third Street
Cromwell Avenue
Second Street
Fourth Street
Railroad Avenue
Johns Street
Harrison
Wilkerson
Whitcomb
Ely
Gillenwater
Bat
Fourth
Tijeras
Treec
T Jeras Avenue
Ckinaware
Poune Lake
Recess
Zelger
Cato
Good Government League
Hanley
Chase
J. Delaney
Delaney
Hhe
Alderman
Wich
Seymour
Alderman Harrison
Wallace Hesselden
Evening Citizen
1Hleon
Henselden
Wats Ply J Company
Eben
Thin Sally
T J
Strome
Marion
Fraternal Brotherhood Welcomes Seventeen New Members
The Fraternal Brotherhood held a lively lodge meeting last night where Mrs. B. Neidig delivered a brilliant address. Seventeen new members were initiated into the order followed by music and dancing with refreshments. A novelty dance provided comic entertainment and broad laughter among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praternal Brotherhood
BE. R. Neidig
Local lodge of 230 members backs traveling state official
The passage notes a state deputy supreme who travels to Las Vegas for several weeks to work for the organization. It also mentions Jose and Partners and that the local lodge numbers about 230 members, reflecting active involvement of the group.
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Jose
Tven McLanchlin
Las Vegas
Hinch Sees Gallup Progress and Prospect of Oil
Hinch, noted Gallup pioneer and hotel keeper, reports Gallup holds its own with steady progress in the territory. He says the artesian water problem is solved with a town well dug by Gus Mulholland, delivering 1,000 gallons per hour, and expects oil to be found nearby once roads to the oil fields on the Navajo reservation are usable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN. Hinch
Gallup
Chiken
Hinch
Terriory
Gus Mulholland
Ofl
Notes From Bernalillo Illness and Church News
Special Correspondence from Bernalillo New Mexico reports Father J M Coudert in poor health and Father Anthony Jotens expected to arrive from Amarillo to replace Father Comfert. Also mentions Hon Pedro Castus and local officials. Alfalfa crop looks promising. B F Perea returns from California. Brother James praised for school improvements and civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Castus
Anthony Jotens
Tieria Amarillo
Pather Comfert
B. F. Perea
California
James
Cattleman’s Convention Planned for San Marcial
Charles Lewis of Socorroco visits from Socorro to attend Harvey Richards and Miss Hackwood wedding in San Marcial. He says the Cattle Protective Association of Central New Mexico will hold a convention there March 23 and 24 with Governor Hangerman possibly attending to address delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Socorroco
Socorro
San Marcial
Harvey Richards
Miss Hackwood
Lewis
Cattle Protective Associaion of
Central New Mexico
Whch
Hangerman
Secerre
Death of boxer Tenny under investigation in San Francisco
Investigators probe the death of Harry Tenny a popular young boxer after a prizefight with Frankle Neil Theories blame poisoning epileptic fit hemorrhage or a fatal fall The case proceeds to court with chemists and medical experts expected to clarify the cause The Chicago modiste Miss Barbara Kirk opens a high class dressmaking shop in New Building Armija Street
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San Francisco
Harry Tenny
Harry Tennebaum
Tenny
Neil
Any
Death of Albuquerque resident Edwin A Lindemann
Edwin A Lindemann died at 7 30 pm at a home on North Bath street after an illness. A former St Louis merchant, he had lived in Albuquerque about three years and was well known as a traveling salesman. He was brother of Henry Lindemann of Learnard and a member of the Travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Lindemann
Edwin A. Lindemans
Henry Lindemann
Learnard
Lindemann
Albuquerque
Howe
North
Bath Street
Hoyness
St. Louis
Death of 28 year old lodge member noted
Protective aspiration and temperate remarks accompany the death of a man aged 28 who joined Odd Fellows and Elks lodges. He came with his mother, who has stood by his bedside, and funeral rites will be held at Borders chapel with Bike lodge and Elks attendance in Albuquerque.
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Odd Fellows
Lfe
Bike Lodge
Millinery Opening Invitation at Chicago Parlors
Ladies in Albuquerque are invited to visit the Chicago Millinery Parlors in Grant Building Room 5 to view an up to date display. The shop promises the finest modes of ladies fashion in endless variety at surprisingly low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grant Building
Albuquerque
Hotel for Rent at Golf Avenue Offers Furnished Units
John M. Moore Realty Co announces a fully furnished hotel for rent. A & Walker moved insurance offices to 217 West Rathoms Avenue upstairs over a Chinese restaurant. Offices of the Mural Building and Loan Association are involved. Jenny also moves to that location for patron payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Avenus
John M. Moore Realty Co
Ee A. &. Walker
Bix Insurance
Chingse
Mural Building and Loan Association
Walker
Jenny
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P. ¢. O'Keefe
Charles Clay
Gaddo
Thomas Clay
Las Vegan
Grace
Charley
Mesa Agricultural Park Association
Richards Hackwood
Juarez
Supreme Vice
Neidig
Bernalillo
N. M
J. M. Coudert
J. M. Castillote
Cattleman’s Convention
Harry
Barbara Kirk
Rew 24
Armija Udding
Mortuary
The
Elks of
Borders
Dwin Lindemann
W. D. Bryan
Roy McDonald
Elks’ Opera House
Ellery Band
Ferallo
Matson
B. F. Copp
D.D
N. T. Armijo Building
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Crown Studio
Post Hardware CO
Stevall Merchant
H.S. Lithgow & Co
Amos
Wrorr
Eve
Pope
GoLo Avenue
J. W. Masters
OME
Just
Albert Faber
New York
Madam Gross
Gold
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
OLD Albuquerque Cathe Alvarado
Austrian
China
Borradaile
Gota Avenue
Colorado Telephone Co
Wootton & Myer
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. Trimble & Co
B. Block
Perea
Rankin & CO
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