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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Hagan's Magnolia Balm as harmless and restoring a faded complexion to youthful color. The misformatted text lists numerous livestock sale figures, weights, and prices from multiple Colorado and Texas dealers, resembling a mixed page of ads and market data rather than a single cohesive article.
About seventy hogs have died since January at the territorial penitentiary from anthrax fever. Veterinary work led by M. H. Deacon vaccinated many animals and others are expected to be saved. The outbreak began in a drove of 120 with 56 remaining when vaccination started. The disease is highly deadly to livestock and contagious to humans, but no cases have been reported outside the pen. The penitentiary stock is believed immunized to limit spread.
Special correspondence from Kansas City reports light offerings with several loads of Colorado steers and heifers selling steady to strong. Prices ranged from 4.75 to 5.15 for steers and 3.65 to 4.70 for heifers. Western stockers and horned steers noted, total weekly cattle around 33,400, down 4,000 from prior week. Sheep receipts 6,000 with spring lambs at 8, and shorn weights mid sixes. Arizona razors brought 6.10, Texan grass stock at 3.70 to 5.00. Followed by quarterly division sales in quotes from Loveland Calif to Las Animas Colo and Monte Vista Colo with lamb prices around 7.40 to 7.56 and fants around 4.45.
Adjutant General A P Tarkington announces promotions in Company F and other units effective March 1906 including Newcomb Smith Lohman and Dessauer. Captain L J Newell retired with rank of major infantry from April 30 1906. Major Newell to turnover ordnance and supplies to Lt Col Neblett. Governor's command details issued May 22 1906 in General Order No 12 Santa Fe.
A party of Wisconsin capitalists visiting El Paso examined the Monarch Development and Reduction Company at the Grand Central group near Lake Valley New Mexico. They plan to install a 100 ton concentrator, build twenty miles of road and a six mile tramway as they develop the lead and zinc properties under the management of A McIntosh and other Wisconsin business leaders. A brief note mentions Chamberlains Salve as a nursing aid with a price of five cents per box sold by druggists.
Sealed bids for thirty thousand dollars of city building bonds of Albuquerque N M must be received by the city clerk by noon June 4 1998. Each bid requires a one thousand dollar certified check as liquidated damages if failed performance. Bonds to bear four percent interest payable semi annually in New York and repayable in 20 to 30 years with right to reject bids. Local notices also promote Dean's Ointment and Kodol for indigestion with Albuquerque testimonials.
Department of the Interior notices that Jesus Garcia y Lopes of Carpenter Bernalillo County Mexico filed for final proof for the north half of the southeast quarter of section 12 township 18 north range 4 east. Witnesses Leandro Jaramillo Pedro Garcia Francisco Olguin Mario Gutierres reside in Carpenter New Mexico. Proof to be made before the probate clerk of Bernalillo County at Albuquerque on June 6, 1906. Kennedy's Taxative Honey and Tar advertised as cough remedy by J. H. O'Reilly & Co.
A long string of classified notices seeks painters, a lawyer, lumber teams, rock work crews, and general labor in southern Arizona plus cash buyers for houses, rooms for rent, and various sales items. Also listings for alumi num hanger, housing, livestock, and real estate, with multiple offices and addresses.
The page lists medical offerings at various Santa Fe addresses including tuberculosis treatment with high frequency electrical current and germicide with daily sessions 8 pm to 4 pm. It names ophthalmologist Shadrack and ENT specialist at 313% West Railroad Avenue with office hours 9 to 12 am and 1:30 to 6 pm plus auto phone 316. Also mentions architects and a contractor, a hearse service, and a massaging service at Elite hotel with room 19. Taxes are due and delinquent June 1.
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