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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
6
Severe cold damaged peaches apricots plums and pears around Roswell this week with apples and late pear varieties largely unscathed. Elsewhere talks begin on a Roswell woolen mill with Chicago investors to process local wool. Silver City Elk officers elected with installation set for April 4. The county board resignation debate follows, with Chairman to determine next steps.
Edward Watkins of Irvine market was badly hurt when a wagon tongue dropped and the horses lurched away dragging him from the seat. He struck his chin and lips, injuring his hand, and required stitches. He is recovering as well as can be expected under the circumstances. Edward Andrews resigns as Santa Fe county assessor to Arthur Seligman.
Shortly after Honorable W. H. G. Bursum resigns the superintendency of the territorial penitentiary he and his family will reside in Socorro says the Chieftain. Citizens express gratification noting plans for a fine two story brick residence adjoining an existing cottage and anticipate a warm welcome for the Bursum family in the eastern part of the city.
Father Juilliard, returning from Sonora, notes rapid Mexican land value growth along the Yaqui river with irrigated land at ten dollars per acre. He cites General Torres on the serious Yaqui rebellion and says the Catholic Pioneer will publish a detailed account of the war, which is devastating parts of the state and unsafe for travelers.
Judge Mann described as a big-hearted sociable cheerful fellow who enriched the community by his life and presence, a man who embraced the world through his generous nature and joyful spirit.
Since January 1, 1906, about 12 320 acres of land adjacent to Deming have been entered under the homestead and desert land acts. Most locations lie south and east of town in 160 acre tracts. Many inquiries await action by land commissioner B Y McKoyes. Dry farming advances promise homes, farms, and orchards across the valley.
A fragment from The Evening Citizen extols the value of willing helpers in classified ads. It emphasizes readiness, competence, and after hours work as the most economical publicity.
A Paris court hears Gatley a bank clerk who stole 175 dollars to lavish on Merelli a young mistress. He funds a steamer for courtship and pleads love as motive. The lovers receive public applause until Gatley is sentenced to seven years hard labor, Merelli’s fate left unclear.
Washington report on Anthony Michalek the 28 year old Chicago congressman elect from the fifth district. He is the youngest member, speaks Yiddish Hebrew Bohemian German and English and aims to promote immigration reform while supporting his brother Benjamin pursuing a Prague violin debut. He declares the world will know his violin talent.
An old time patent medicine style notice markets Cascaret health insurance and a 10 cent Cascarets box. Claims include weekly sickness pay options and prevention of indigestion and constipation through an exercise of bowels. Promotes Sterling Remedy Company products and urges readers to order via stamps from Chicago or New York.
Dr PT A Bray of the United States bureau of animal industry returned to El Paso from Fort Worth where he attended the Texas cattle raisers meeting and the Texas Veterinary Association banquet. Bray was honored by election to state veterinary association leadership. The group met at the Elite hotel in Dallas and attended a clinic at Dr L E Warner's veterinary academy where Warner was elected first vice president. The association will meet next year in Fort Worth. Ike T Pryor of San Antonio was elected president of the cattlemen, with W W Turney of El Paso declining due to three terms. Bray urged laws regulating veterinary surgery in Texas. El Pasoans J H Nations G E Dalbey E Houghton H M Mundy John Fulkerson and Tom Powers attended the Fort Worth gathering. Buyers and sellers attended the livestock meeting but few sales occurred amid price differences. It will not cost you a cent to try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and they are excellent for stomach troubles and constipation. Get a free sample at any drug store.
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