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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1906

Page

6

Ellery band returns with grand opera praise at Elks Theatre

A Chicago critic lauds Ferulio and the Ellery band for mastering dramatic phrasing and emotive shading in Pagliacci and La Lament. the ensemble is set to perform matinee and evening shows at the Elks Theatre in Albuquerque on March 24 with Mr Hanford as a celebrated, trusted stage figure.

Ellery Band Chicago Bilery Fetullo Albuquerque Elks’ Theater Hanford Haneford

Santa Fe land office shows heavy homestead activity

The Santa Fe land district reports totals since March 1 1908 with 13 76 acres under homestead entries and 4 048 acres in final entries plus 2 148 acres in desert land entries. Torrance leads homestead entries while San Juan and San Miguel follow. final entries spread across several counties. The notice also includes an unrelated customer note and an advertisement for Champlain Verlaine Pain Balm with a rheumatism testimonial from J Bayne editor.

United States Land Office Santa Fe Torrance San Juan Guadalupe San Miuél Taos Bernalillo Valencia Mora Rio Arriba McKinley Socorro Sandoval Quay Colfax San Miguel Mr. Charles B Guada- Hanford Merchant of Venice Quaynote Torrance County San Juan and

Clark's Survey Must Govern in New Mexico Texas Boundary

Governor Herbert J Hagerman states official sources and personal knowledge confirm the Clark lines as the true boundary between New Mexico and Texas. The 32nd parallel defined the southern boundary to the 103rd meridian with gaps later marked by surveys and the Syndicate fence noted as aligned with Clark monuments in surrounding readings. The Interior Department investigated these boundary lines to verify alignment along Texico area.

Herbert J. Hagerman New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Santa Fe New Mexican Boundary Commission Congress John H. Clark United States Clark Rio Grande River Texico Secretary of the Interior

Elkis Opera House Event Promises Notable Saturday Shows

The Elkis opera house plans a Saturday program with a matinee and a night performance on March 31, signaling an event of more than ordinary interest for local patrons and theatergoers.

Elkis’ Opera House

Boundary Determination of New Mexico and Texas

In 1903 a survey examined astronomical locations along the 100th meridian. A report, submitted April 19, 1808, to the Interior Secretary, noted discrepancies between Clark and Kidder surveys near the New Mexico Texas line. The land office would continue to recognize the Clark lines for east and south boundaries despite minor variances.

Arthur Crowder New Se Feo Texas Congress Kidder Crepandlea New Mexia Vie Eontract Land Office New Mexico

Suggestions for the Miners at Arizona Convention

A Bisbee convention of the Arizona Miners association is likely next month with many mining men from across the territory and southwest expected to attend. Douglas hopes to host if Bisbee declines, possibly on April 9, while officials decide. A Tucson source urges federal and county reforms, proposing a $20 recording fee to counties for mining claims and a ten foot hole law update to provide direct county benefits for roads and bridges.

Arizona Miners’ Association Bisbee Southwest Douglas Bis ‘Bee Association Tucson Citizen Tucson

China Seeks A Larger Navy To Defend Golden Dragon

Tao Ping Lung, visiting from China, says a larger navy is needed and a naval base near Hang-chau may be built. He downplays war talks with the U S, calls America a friend, notes China’s wealth is underdeveloped, and cites Japan as a strong ally. He avoids specifics on shipbuilding plans.

China New York Tao Ping Lung Imperial Chinese High Commission Txai Tse Tsi Ab Hang-chau By Hang-chau America Pacific Japan Atlantic Tso Ping Lung Ho Aio

Ellery's Royal Italian band and local entertainments listed

A chronology of events shows March 24 Ellery's Royal Italian band and March 21 Charles Hanford Company in Shakespeare plays. April events include a city election and Easter Sunday on April 15 with May 15 set for the casino opening. The note then shifts to medical advertising for Chamberlain's Salve and a discussion of a sugar beet ranch sale near Phoenix involving Levi Seass and Judge Jamison.

Ellery Royal Italian Band Charles Hanford Company Rene Phoenix Gazette Levi Seass Maricopa County Gilman Phoenix Jamison Madison Wis Soames Hansen Ranch

Hyomei Aids Catarrhal Cure With Free Sample Offer

Advertises Hyomei as a direct local treatment against catarrhal germs in nose throat and lungs. Claims immediate relief and permanent care with a pocket inhaler, selling at $1 per bottle and a larger real estate deal tied to Maricopa county. Mentions a free drugstore sample and a guarantee with every Hyomel.

Catarra Arizona Valley Ranch Maricopa County J. H. O'Rielly & Co Chamberlain Noth Leonard Henry Gilman Madison Wis Hansen Ranch

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Elks Theatre Handford Santa FE Land Office J. ©. Bayne the Herald Addington Indian Territory Hagerman Imperial Commission Imperial Chinese Commission Silver Avenue Arizona the Terrace Addition Improvement Company Ln. P Amm Ling
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