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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1906

Page

4

New Mexico Mining and Railroads Push Growth in 1905

The Land of Sunshine cites New Mexico’s mineral wealth with gold and silver totals over 47 million and a mineral output around 3 million annually. It notes 186 surveyed mines, 878 miles of rail within five years, and 800 miles more surveyed or planned, arguing rail expansion will unlock vast mining potential and raise Albuquerque as a key beneficiary.

Land of Sunshine New Mexico United States Albuquerque

Agriculture Growth in Colorado and New Mexico Prospects

Analysis notes rapid agricultural growth in Colorado towns like Fort Collins and Greeley, linking it to broader opportunities for New Mexico. It cites stock raising trends, shift toward mixed farming, and the potential for arid lands to become fertile. Also mentions Orogrande's water system, Seaberg Coliseum’s theater expansion, and Rodey’s statehood-related impact.

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Some Features and Fetes of Wollesley Tree Day

Esther Everett Lape notes the Wollesley College Tree Day procession with senior and freshman groups in gowns marching to the hill. The ceremony includes a senior mistress of ceremonies, a poem recital, and a freshman dance around the class flowers before the tree planting. Gilson Willets contributes Holland's Magazine pieces on daily life in Europe, including a modern Pied Piper of Hamelin in Germany. Cleveland Watterson Jamestown Exposition chairmanship cited with strong patriotic quotes and support from Col. Henry Watterson.

Wollesley Holland Esther Everett Lape Chapel Road Gilson Willets Germany

Pilgrim Commandery meet and social notices posted

A Stated conclave of Pilgrim Commandery No 4 K T is set for this evening. The Catholic Ladies Aid society holds its monthly social Tuesday at 2 PM at 615 South Edith Street. Woodmen's Circle meets tomorrow at 2 30 PM in Odd Fellows hall. A group of locals enjoyed a Sabbath outing to Bear Canyon. Mystic Shriners plan a Roswell trip via Trinidad Amarillo Carlsbad with return. A round trip rate of 32 50 is posted for about fifteen Shriners. Ernest Zweiger of Belen hints at marriage to Miss Blanche Owen in Tucson in about two weeks.

Sn Ee Pilgrim Commandery No K. T Order H.C Ferger Recorder Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society Odd Fellows’ Hall Mystic Shriners Roswell Trinidad Amarillo Carlsbad Pecos Valley Ernest Zweiger Belen Tucson Albuquerque Zweiger Blanche Owen George P. Owen Harry P. Owan

Memorial Day Urges Grave Decoration In Albuquerque

Memorial Day G. K. Warren post No 5 of the Grand Army of the Republic seeks to decorate every Union and Confederate grave in Albuquerque on May 30. Readers with information on unmarked graves are asked to report to W. W. McDonald, post adjutant, 209 South Second Street. Ex-confederate and ex-federal soldiers not in the G A R are urged to join in the memorial day exercises chaired by J. M. Warner.

G. K. Warren Department of New Mexico Grand Army of the Republic Albuquerque W. W. McDonald South Second Street J. M. Warner

New York Observes Birth Anniversary of John Knox

New York marked the four hundred and first anniversary of John Knox the Scottish reformer and Presbyterian founder with special religious services in Presbyterian churches worldwide. In New York City churches sermons on Knox highlighted the event noting his birth year as 1505 and May chosen for observance reflecting Scotland’s non intrusion movements. Last year’s four hundredth anniversary saw especially large ceremonies in Britain and the United States.

New Scotland Great Britain

Telegraphic Markets and Stock Quotes Summary

Telegraphic market update from St Louis and New York on May 21 shows spelter at 5.80, on-call money easy at 2 3% and prime mercantile paper at 5 5%. Chicago live stock notes cattle and sheep prices, and closing stock quotations list multiple railroad and industrial shares with mixed changes. A Missouri market report from Kansas City notes cattle receipts and prices, with demand steady to lower and specific steer and cow prices listed.

New York Prime Mercantile Bai Silver Chicago Kangag City Kinens ‘Chy Fie Mons Griome Lurats Huy T Punky Wether Fed Seer TGCS

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