Council appoints boards for April election and city offices
City council plans new city offices including police and fire headquarters after April 1. Election judges and clerks for April 16 bond vote were named by ward. Fire wagon team replacement proposed with trials. Petitions seek water mains, lights, street openings, and cement sidewalks. Sidewalks ordered on Silver avenue and other streets. A spring cleaning drive and new health officer to oversee sanitation were discussed. Three ordinances were read on meat and dairy inspections and a gun firing ban.
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Fire Department
Hickey
Ute City
Wilkerson
Hantey
McKee
Beaven
Hayden
A. A. Trimble
N. W. Alger
Broadway
Coal Avenue
Arno Street
Arno
Building Light and Fuel Committee
Water Committee
Eighth Street
Tijeras Avenue
Tiers North Road
Silver Avenue
Seventh Streets
Third
Eleventh Street
Tijeras
Roma
Fourth Street
Mountain Road
Ragroad
Gold Avenues
Albuquerque Traction to Host Summer Casino Show
Frank Storts of the Albuquerque Traction company signed a six months contract with the Crawford Theatrical Company. The deal brings comic opera drama and vaudeville to the new Casino for nightly performances beginning May 1. The Crawford circuit will supply rotating talent every two weeks, with eight companies already secured for the summer season.
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Albuquerque
Frank Storts
Albuquerque Traction Company
Traction Park and Casino
Crawford Jon Theatrical Company
Kansas
el Paso
Crawford
Crawford & Rich Report
Smith to Locate in New Mexico Santa Fe
W M Smith plans to settle in New Mexico as no new improvements will be made. Two Santa Fe cars north of El Varado hold Gardner Lathrop and Mia, with W M Smith and wife. The group includes Alfred Lovell, C W Kouns, and H W Willie on the motive power trip. Lovell dodges questions about Santa Fe plans and implies no western extension beyond Winslow.
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W. M. Smith
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Gardner Lathrop
The
Mia. W. M. Smith
Smith
Lathrop
Alfred Lovell
C. W. Kouns
H. W. Willie
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Lovell
Winslow
Ariz
Belen
Santa Barbara
Cal
Ripley
Board of Education Meets at Santa Fe
Territorial teachers certificates were the sole major issue discussed by the Santa Fe Board of Education in yesterday’s session in the superintendent of public education’s office. All members attended except the governor due to duties at the legislature’s close, while book-merchant representatives presented the school book matter.
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Board OF Education
Santa FE
Taos Valley Savings Bank Closed
The Taos Valley Savings Bank a branch of United States Bank and Trust Santa Fe closed this week due to lack of support. Percy F Knight assisted in winding up affairs. depositors were paid in full and urged to present books for settlement or transfer at Santa Fe offices.
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Taos Valley Savings Bank
United States Bank and Trust Company of Santa Fe
Percy F. Knight
Santa Fe
Taos
United States Bank, and Trust Company
Taos Valley
Death in South Second Street Home
Imon Sigat died at her residence on South Second Street in the early evening. She had lived in the county only five months, recently coming from Fuselis. Her husband is a jeweler with a shop on South Second Street, and they leave four small children. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock, and interment was made at Palmerien cemetery.
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Imon Sigat
South Second Street
Fuselis
Palrvien Cemetery
Three personal crisis reports in El Paso this week
A spate of self destruct cases in El Paso adds to the year’s grim tally. A.P. Schroeder and Henry Hessel died by their own hand after apparent despair, following news of Mrs. Estella Bean’s death. Schroeder, traveling salesman, died by a gunshot after a hotel stay. a note and Chicago Commercial A. No. 83,061 hint at his identity. Hessel, a German youth with a Salvation Army badge, drank carbolic acid outside a North Oregon street saloon, leaving a farewell letter seeking Christian aid.
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el Paso
A. P. Schroeder
Henry Hessel
A. P
Eau Claire
Iver-Johnson
Sciicago Commercial A
Salvation Army
Hell
Henry
Mixe
Ethel Hawley
Nevada Avenue
Trinidad
Cole
Trial of Trujillo Bros. vs Griego Verdict Reached
In Bernalillo County District Court the Trujillo Bros. case against Maximo Griego on a $40 note heard most of the forenoon, verdict for plaintiff at 3:30. Bond issue for Washington mine pending higher court decision. court suggests $5,000 might suffice and enjoins removal of mine values. Dolores Lienada de Chaves wins divorce on Abandonment and Cruelty. Mercedes Chaves & Co. vs Maximo Griego set for 2 p.m. Indictments from territorial grand jury announced. Senator Sulzer and others expected home for Elks reception. Neills Field and R. V. Chaves to speak. Deaths noted: Elie of former Governor John 14. Missouri figure H Clay Ewing dies at 74. New York event aims to fund support via tiny cot surgeries in Carnegie Hall program.
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Trujillo Bros
Maximo Griego
Washington
Sulzer
Ruppe
Montoya
Bernalillo County
Elks’ Opera
Uhe
Neills Field
RE. V. Chaves
Clancy
Congregational Church Recalls Rev. Marsh for Pastorate
The Congregational church unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev. W. J. Marsh, formerly of Hem ingford Nebraska, to become pastor starting May first. Marsh has many friends in the city who welcome his return.
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Congregational Church
W. J. Marsh
Marsh
Church
Hemingford
Neb
Mr. Marsh
Cty
Pocket filled with rocks leads to fine denial case
In a disorderly conduct charge linked to a street incident, Florentina Hod and others faced $26 fines after night arrest. A participant admitted carrying a knife with pockets reportedly full of rocks as the crowd dispersed, reflecting unusual penalties. Mansard's Mills advertised wheat at $1.40 per 100 pounds amid a local market note.
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Florentina
Rocke
Mansard'’s
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