Retail Merchants Elect Officers in Albuquerque meeting
The Retail Merchants Association of Albuquerque elected officers for the ensuing term. President B O Jaffa of Jaffa Grocery. Vice President J C Flournoy. Secretary W P D Clayton. Treasurer J W Anderson of Monarch Grocery. President F G Pratt declined a second term. A petition for improved railroad crossing protection at Mountain road and Tijeran avenue was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association of
Albuquerque
Whitins
B. O Jaffa
Jaffa Grocery Company
J. C. Flournoy
W. PD. Clayton
J. W. Anderson
Monarch Grocery Company
F. G. Pratt
Clayton
J. W. Paxton
Whitney Hardware Company
Whitney
Skinner
Mountain Road
Tijeran Avenue
Marshall Field Company of
Chicago
Messrs. Whitmey, Rice
Stern
Water and Oil Talk at Gallup
Ellis Winders marshal of Gallup and Sheri Harry Cod dington arrive on No 8 to attend the trial of T N Hinoh in the U S court today for selling liquor to Indians. Winders says Rawson’s assault case was settled with a fine for concealed weapons and that he has sworn off drink. He notes artesian water flow from a new well and describes seepage and oil coating the tunnel water, with earlier travelers using grease from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Winders
Gallup
Sheri Harry Coddington
Antone Garduno
T. N. Hinoh
United States
Evening Citizen
Marshal Winders
T. J. Rawson
Krum
Sanjule
Mr. Krum
Rawson
Ratron
Marshal Windere
Inders
Windien Tan Ter Holland
Windersams
Eigitai
ASCO
Etg
Arbor Day Proclaimed by H J Hagerman in New Mexico
The proclamation designates Friday March 4 1909 as Arbor Day. Citizens are urged to suspend ordinary duties to plant forests and promote civic beauty. Schools across districts are asked to participate, aiming to foster patriotism and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bircup
Coumly
Arun Datta Ieeines
Cnool
New Mexico
H. J Hagerman
Ular Cary
Cuidren
Arbor Day Tree Planting Mission Promoted by Superintendent
Andrew B. Stroup urges turning Arbor Day into action not a holiday. He calls for tree and vine planting at each school during his upcoming visit, hoping lives are planted through this initiative.
Hilt and MacLaren Wed in New York Citizens Married in Albuquerque
Noted New York couple Allison D. Hilt and Mrs Dorothy MacLaren united in marriage by Rev J W Barron at the Congregational church. The groom, a New York broker, presented a ring and chauffeurs gave the couple a city tour before they settled at the Alvarado for a temporary residence in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barron
Congregational Church
Allison D. Hilt
Mra
Dorothy MacLaren
Alvarado
New York City
Jowter Hickox
Hickox, Maynard
Hilt
Albuquerque
Alva Ado
New York
C. V. Dutton
Milwaukee Northern Railway
A. N. Dutton
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Hill
Duttons
O. A. Matson
Governor Hagerman Justifies Penitentiary Change in New Mexico
Yesterday's Citizen reports Governor Hagerman explaining the appointment of Captain Arthur Trelford of Fort Leavenworth to lead the New Mexico territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe. He cites prison management experience and full-time dedication, noting the selection favors expertise over political or business ties. Deputy R C Garrett likely remains in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Trelford
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
H. O. Burstly
New Mexico
Mr.Trelford
Iff
R. W. McLoughrey
Leny
Worth
Hagerman
R. C. Garrett
Amone
Bursum Resigns as Territorial Penitentiary Superintendent
Hem H O Bursum, chairman of the Republican territorial committee, has tendered and had accepted his resignation as superintendent of the territorial penitentiary at San Fe. He says he will travel to Socorro County on business and has no detailed plans beyond handling personal affairs. Rumors of his successors, Captain Trelford of Port Leavenworth and Deputy Pred Fornos as mounted police chief, are noted as likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hem. H. O. Bursum
Republican Territorial Committee
Shose
Territorial
San 4 Fe
Alvarado
Evening Citizen
Bursum
Socorro County
Mr. Harsuim
Sioeeif
Socorro
Trelford
Port Leavenworth
Kas
Wlal
Prospermm
Pred Fornos
Mounted Police
Ba Sum
Fornott
Main
New Mexico Mounted Police
Fulerton
Police Court Hears Allegations In Emory Case
Police court sessions this morning heard a complaint of theft involving a bed spring and love from a wife. Frank Carter, caught with the spring, says Emory stole it and passed it to him. The stove was sold for $1 to John A Thire. Mrs Emory refuses to prosecute her husband or his alleged associates. Two natives, charged with intoxication, appeared and were found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Emory
Helen
Frank Carter
Emory
John A
Eagles Organize at Las Vegas Nevada Wing Formed
The Albuquerque Eagles club organized a Las Vegas aerie, with officers elected for the first year. Mayor Frank McKee presided at instituting the Las Vegas aerie in the Fraternal Brotherhood hall, welcoming a visiting degree team and sixteen other Eagles from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Eagles
Las Vegas
Aerle
Feather of
T. B. Blangelt Treasuier
A. M. Adler
C. N. Bailey
Ben Reynolds
Florentin Montoya
M. F. Desmarina
T. J. Raywood
John Thornhill
BF. McGuire
Fraternal Brotherhood
Frank McKee
The
Aerie
Henry Westerfeld
J. J. Sheridan
J. W. Barnes
H. B. Sherman
W. C. Mason
J. C. Martin
Aerice
Las Vegas Eagles
Canyon
Nower
Casteneda Notel
Indian Charged With Offense Will Defend In Santa Fe
Attorney A J Abbott of Santa Fe represents Jose Manuel Yeppa a Jemez Indian charged with interrupting and obstructing the U S mail at Jemez Pueblo He pleaded not guilty at a preliminary trial and the case will go before the grand jury tomorrow A Isleta Indian named Jose Chiguigul sought Abbott's help over land taken from his son after marriage and death of his daughter in law Abbott remains a respected figure among Territory Indians as a sort of godly power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Abbott
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Jose Manuel Yeppa
United States
Jemez Pueblo
Adott
Jose Chiguigul
Cattle Association opens convention at San Marcial Morning
Cattle Pro tective association of Central New Mexico opens its annual convention in San Marcial with many cattlemen in attendance. Governor Hagerman expected to arrive tonight and address the gathering tomorrow. The three day event fills hotels and venues as delegates prepare for sessions and discussions on cattle interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcial
Hagerman
N. M
Cattle Protective Association of
Central New Mexico
Santa Fe
Herbert J. Hagerman
Ang ii
Eastern trainer touts coast trading and horse sale gains
The trainer discusses Ascot earnings and the Western American market. He notes higher prices for eastern stock on the Pacific coast, claiming horses from New York fetch far more in California. He says they shipped sixteen horses, kept ten, and plan Gravesend return after six months on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot
Malthus Ann
Hogan
Cous
New York
California
Netter
Gravesend
Pacific
Mexico a country of great possibilities says Dr Amble
Dr C J Amble of Manzano Tor rance County recently returned from an interior Mexico trip and declares the republic a land of great possibilities. He recounts a 15 day ascent into the Teotopeck mountains 200 miles south of Mexico City with mining prospects of silver and gold valued up to 100 dollars a ton, yet ore transport and rough terrain hinder profitability. He plans to decide his future as a prospective locator while noting New Mexico as his home four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Amble
Manzano
Torrance County
Mexico
Teotopeck Mountains
City of
New Mexico
Dr. Amble
Chicago
Roswell Democrats Nominate City Ticket at Convention
Roswell Democrats selected a full city ticket including Mayor J W Stockdale Clerk Fred J Beck and Treasurer J G Hedgecox. Aldermen and school trustees listed by ward with names such as M D firms C L Stone R D Bell and R H McCune among others. A resolution endorsing the current city administration and its irrigation ditch work sidewalk extensions higher saloon licenses to 2000 and gambling prohibition passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
J. W. Stockdale
Fred J. Beck
J. G. Hedgecox
First Ward
M. D. Firms
H. Skipwith
W. FE. Wisely
F. Divers
H. J. Shaner
C. L. Stone
J. R. Ray
R. D. Bell
C. C. Hill
R. H. McCune
Alder Finley
G. G. Glivert
How Eastern Horsemen Clean Up On Cast-Offs
The Atom Park season in Low Angeles closed on Saturday with Eastern horses dominant over cast-offs. Train No 2 carried J. Holland of New York and a string under trainer Frank Regan. Notable rider Masterson leads a top group as plans form to win the Brooke Cust derby this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom Park
Low Angeles
Cawet Virewit
J. 8
Holland
New York
Frank Regan
Masterson
For Sale Young Holstein and Durham Cows
For sale a car load of young Eau n and Durham cows arriving fresh within weeks. They were bought from a top dairy farm near Denver and can be viewed at Trimble's corral on Copper Avenue near Beacond Street. An expert chef at the White Elephant will serve a Merchants' Lunch daily from 11 to 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Trimble’s Corral
Copper Avenue
Beacond Street
White Elephant
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City Council
Oye
Andrew B. Stroup
New Mexico Territorritorial Penitentiary
Nitiating
Nto New
Cattle Association
Republic
Democrats
Bond
the Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Prankfort
Melvni & Eakin
Bob Agen
Rie
Young Holstein
Durham
Ells’ Opera House
Charles B. Hanford
Marie Drofnah
Matson’s
Ellis’ Opera House
Ellery
Ferallo
Matson
Ah B. F. Copp
D. D
N. T. Armijo Building
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Flist Street
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware Co
West Railroad Ave
H.S. Lithgow & Co
Hooook Binders A
Valens Moa
Promiere
1860 Avenue
J. W. Miasters. Com
Home ME Supply Company
Just
Albert Faber
Madam Gross
Gold Avenue
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett, Prop
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Old Albuquerque Cathed
Alvarado Hotel
Austrian
China
Borradaile & CO
Fire Department
Colorado Telephone Co
Wootton & Myer
Jemez Hot Springs
Tig
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armije
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