City Council Reacts To Street Name Change Debate
President Hanley presided as Aldermen discussed sidewalk delays and a proposed name change for Railroad Avenue. The council approved a minor budget matter, passed a firearm ordinance, and heard reports from City Physician, Marshal, Engineer, Chemist, and Treasurer. a Fountain donation plan by J Bryan was reviewed for a site on Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
O. N. Marron
R.W. D. Bryan
James N. Gladdings
Perea
Highlands
John Weingiri
Harrison
Second
Atlantic
Santa Fe Avenues
TW. D
W. D. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
National Humane Alliance
Albany
Auburn
Binghampton
Buffalo
N. Y
Davenport
Iowa
Des Moines
Derby
Alvarado
Obituaries and funeral notices from Albuquerque area
Edward Keeler died May Sth age 80 after twelve days in Albuquerque. Funeral services were held from A Borders chapel. Remains taken to Saltan Ranene for interment. Mary E Britton buried at Santa Barbara cemetery after church service led by Father Mandalari. Antonio Chaves died yesterday. services held at San Felipe de Neri. Catherine Mosby dies at 10/20. funeral at her home and church with Rev Thornton officiating. she was 41 and born in Woodville, Miss, leaving two grandchildren. pallbearers listed.
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Edward
Keeler
Mr. Keeler
Albuquerque
A. Borders
Yester
Hale
Salfun
Ranene
Mary EB. Briton
Mary E. Britton
Santa Barbara
Church of the Immaculate Homstf
Father Mandalari
Antonio Chaves
Church of San Felipe de Neri
Catherine Mosby
Catherine Monby
West Romanenue
Eclock
Wo PL Thornt
Orvices
Notable Decision on Justification of Breaking Promise
The Washington Supreme Court holds that breaking a marriage promise may be justifiable when the fiancée is infected with consumption. The ruling cites public policy and laws to prevent contagion, concluding that breach is permissible if the woman is known to be ill at engagement.
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Iover
Pacific Reporter
Supreme Court of Washington
Board of Education approves teachers for appointment
At last evening's meeting in the superintendent's office Superintendent Sterling recommended a list of teachers for appointment including J A Miller Caroline A Strong Flin M Lemar Gertrude Takken Mrs T W Butts and others Signatures show resignations from several teachers and Emma Woodman supervisor of drawing and principal B P Bradl Also appointed to fill vacancies are John Milne Erna Fergusson Agnes McCallum Elizabeth Telet and others The board members present included Lt Washburn J F Luthy John Conley Row Hopkins C O Young and Geo R Craig
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Board of Education
Sterling
Prof
J. A. Miller
Caroline A. Strong
Flin M. Lemar
Gertrude ‘Fakken
Tf. Butts
Winifred M Hillyard
Lottie Watson
D. C. Taylor
Minnie EB. Craig
Lillie A. Keepers
Maude Custers
Audrey C. Schhach
Mata EB. Tway
Miss Louie Lin
Mistes Lawrence
Kaplai
Relihan
Bowers
Elder
Alma Watson
Emma Woodman
B. P. Bradl
John Milne
Erna Fergus- For
Agnes McCallum
Elizabeth
Tel
Lt. Washburn
J. F. Luthy
John Conley
Row. Hopkins
Ic. O. Young
Geo. R. Craig
Benalillo County Court Set To Hear Civil Docket On May 16
Bernalillo County District Court opens civil docket in Second District with 16 listed cases including James M. Schmitt vs Southwestern Brewery and others. The morning session will cover land dispute filed by Amade Chaves and multiple parties seek to quiet title to 640 acres in Je nel e county, while the Gallup Electric Light case remains ongoing in Judge Abbott's chambers.
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Second District Court
James M. Schmitt
Southwestern Brewery & Toe Company
George L. Kelly
Clifton Hill
Jemez Land Company
James Smith
Cranevé
James H. Smith
Los Angeles Coal Company
The
Crescent Coal Company
M. C. Westbrook
Albuquerque Electric Light & Power
A. J. Mitchell
Ve. B. Mield & Co
Donaciano Gallegos Va
Mauricio Ortiz
Michaela A. Rose
Ve. Clark
M. Carr
Ty Feld Brox
Max Camrot
J. J. Yada
Potacana Gallowow
M Mandell
Robert A. Miller
KE. J Harwick
Sisters of Charity of Cincernnati
Ohio
Carl Ho Lew
Amade Chaves
Jose Salvaar
Cumta Mirabal
Vidal Mirabal
Avedore Mirabal
Adalaida Chaves
Lamona I. de Baca
Roma J. Baca
Sue Baca
Amada Baca de Davile Valie
Andreas Romero, Jr
T. J. Cart
Platote
Hie Petit
Jenele
Range & West
Uharthi
Mey
Chaves
A.B McMillen
Gallup Electric Light & Power Company
Pacific Improvement Company Et al
Dr Menaul Visits Albuquerque Pioneer Missionary Doctor
Dr John Menaul, who arrived in Albuquerque in 1870 as a Presbyterian missionary, is visiting the city. He served as physician and missionary across the Southwest to the Zuni, Navajo, southern Apache and Taos regions during New Mexico’s early days. He stays with Mrs Hayden on Walter Street while his sister-in-law’s home outside the city hosts him on the journey to Seattle.
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Albuquerque
John Menaul
Menauts
Jame
F. Nicholaon
Menaul
Hayden
Walter Street
Manch
BR. Menaul
Hector
Seattle
Wiel
Al-buquerque
Denver
New Mexico
Atte
Leonard Therrell Falls From Ladder At Drug Store
Leonard Therrell fell from a step ladder while cleaning a large window at J. H. O’Richy & Co drug store corner Second and Tailroad avenues this afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. He struck the cement sidewalk, lost consciousness, and was carried to a physician’s office in the Harriet building. His wife’s injuries were found to be a broken wrist with no other damage noted by the private clinic at the time.
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J. H. O'Richy & Cos Drug
Second
Tailroad Avenue
Leonard Therreft
Hariat
Herrell
Barnett
Rich plans casino show lineup for El Paso season
Rich, manager of the Frank Rich Stock Company of Los Angeles, announces leasing the Casino park for six months and bringing the Manhattan Owl Comedy Company. Open air theater resumes May 19 with The Telephone Girl or similar attractions. A 14 member chorus, lively acts, and frequent bill changes aim to draw steady El Paso crowds, alternating between here and Los Angeles to keep audiences engaged.
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Rank Rich
Frank Rich
el Paso
Barnes
Balloonine
Jamestown Exposition Stamps Not Sold in Albuquerque
Postmaster BR Hopkins announced that Jamestown exposition stamps marking the centennial event in Jamestown Virginia will not be issued at Albuquerque or any New Mexico or Arizona post offices. He called the stamps a fad and cited excessive red tape and required reporting to postal authorities as the reason for not issuing a requisition.
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Jamestown
New Mexico
Arizona
BR. W. Hopkins
Kak
Hopkins
Bertray
County Commissioners in Regular Session Hear Sandia Claim
Eight Sandia Indians from the Bathle of Sands appeared before the county board seeking $500 damages for brush and sod taken from their Alameda reservation. The board asked the county surveyor to confirm land status with Santa Fe’s surveyor general. Nicanor Pacheco was named deputy sheriff as watchman on the Corrales. Four warrants were ordered: Bridge fund 2500, flood fund 2000, Rio Grande Improvement fund unspecified. A record of Rio Grande improvement work was presented, read, and approved.
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Alameda
de Grande
Santa Fe
Willows
Sandia Reservation
Ordot
Nicanor Pacheco
Pitt Rossi
Territorial
Rio Grande Improvement Fund
Fuiess
Rio Grande
Phonograph on Second Street Talks About Voices and Hits
A talking phonograph on Second street grants an interview about voice health and audience taste. It notes hoarseness from climate and dust, prefers women and children as appreciative listeners, and mentions popular tunes like Lemon in the Garden, It Don’t Like Your Family, and A Letter From Home.
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Second Street
Tfe
Aon
Eee
Mitch
Notice to Horse Owners in Albuquerque Area
The Albuquerque Carriage Company at First and Tijeras announces a first class horseshoer is secured and guarantees all work, with no pay required.
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Albuquerque Carriage Company
First and Tijeras
Linder Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Treasurer Beaven's Report Approved At Kerratillo County
Kerratillo county a tp and good fier ial Sendition according to the user quarterly report made by the treasurer denny Meaven to the count Commissioners yesterday. The report shows the total receipts disbursements and items were approved. The balance to the general fund was 495.02 the court fund 0 047.84 the period fund 2 011.9 the court house and jail funds 2 078.20 the food fund 6 752.86 the road and bridge fund 4 966.23 the camino red 414.76 and expenses for keeping county prisoners 4 973.34. The balance on Mendit the schools December 81 3806 was 49 765 98. The school accounts for the quarter ending March 31 were 19 492.08 and the em bursements for the quarter were 24 467.0. The source of the receipts were taxes price years etc.
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Kerratillo County
Denny Meaven
Mery
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Hanley
McKee
Wilkerson
Los Angeles
Merry Shriners
Isherwood
Neustadt
Heaven
Learnard
Finance Committee
D. J. Carns
McMillin
J. Korber
Fire and Water Committees
N. Marron
Stern
Hid Grande Avenue
Central Avenue
South Aeovel
Bernalillo County
DR. Menaox
WSIT
Leonard Therrell
Imperial Laundry Co
Buffalo Punch
Vann ‘Am
Sasino
Bill
Telephone Girby Live Company
Phonograph
Highland Livery
Bambrook Bro
John Street
C. F
West Gold
Waste Land
No. Zakima, Wash
U. S. al
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. BE. Elder
Armijo Building
Beaven
County Boat Ween
NTY
Treasury
Albuquerque Hatters
Gold Ave
Meat Market
South Edith
Kanes City
Vudor
Victor Shades
Albert Faber
Staab Building
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
A. C. Bilicke
John 8. Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles, California
Hollenbeck
Colorado Telephone Co
SU Ees Planing Mill
J.C. Baldridge
Chicago
Sherwin-Williams
Eto
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & CO
Jquerque
N. N
North Second ST
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