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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
2
Washington May 1 Captain Hiram Bearss of the Marines faces a complaint that he insulted a dead private by ordering the band to play Always in the Waes at the funeral of W J Lawren a DePauw graduate and U S Marine officer noted for his early distinction in service
The text recalls a captain from Peru, Indiana, trained at Northfield Military Academy, who earned his title by leading men up a cliff in battle during the Boxer uprising in China and on Samar. Private letters mention near mutiny at Lawrence funeral in Olongapo over the band’s music. Lawrence drowned while on duty as two Wisconsin ship warrant officers attempted rescues. a private published a poem reflecting disdain for the funeral march selection.
Returns from the Democratic primaries in Eddy County show 1,600 votes cast with Carlsbad leading at nearly 600. The tallies list Ananias Green for Police Judge at 1,547 and W L Bobs 689 for Probate Clerk, among other race results and candidate names across districts.
News from Taos reports plans to organize a national bank in Taos county seat. Promoters include N Brickwell of First National Bank Raton and S Floorshelm Co. Taos subscribers include Bond Gusdorf MotCarty firm and William M Adsir. Stock may be taken by Dr TP Martin and Alexander Gundorf. Papers are prepared for Washington submission. The bank aims to attract regional finance and boost local business prospects.
The American Lumber company weighs a full day and night shift to double current staffing. It has sent east for skilled mill men not available locally, aiming to boost production and woodwork output. In Ketner and the Zuni mountains, work would expand with the larger force. A separate note reports a child burned on face neck and chest and finding rest after medical care.
Secretary Gl Coffee notes the Arizona Cattle Growers Association has grown to 40 members in two years, forming as a breeders group distinct from sanitary societies. The body aims to advance the cattle industry and faces issues like freight rates and public land leasing, urging stockmen to unite to curb rising costs.
An advertisement offers dental services by B. F. Copp outlining full set of teeth gold crowns and painless extracting. A note about Armid Bolding questions the likelihood of a bill soon passing Congress to lease all public domain, urging concerted organized action by interested parties to protect their business.
The territory’s act taxing artesian wells to fund inspection and supervision was upheld as a valid police power measure. About 400 well owners in Eddy and Chaves counties challenged the law as constitutional. the Artesian Well Owners' Association vows to seek US Supreme Court review. Lawyers for the association include eminent figures, with James M. Hervey representing the territory.
Directory listing for Dr J E Kraft and Dr W G Shadrach with offices in Grant block and 313 West Railroad Santa Fe lines. Tuberculosis treatment details given, along with contacts, hours, telephone numbers, undertaker A Borders, Spencer and Wallingford, land matters by H W Otero, civil engineer J R Farwell, notary Thomas K D Meddison, vet Dr F L Schneider, contractor A Le Morgan with services and phone info in Albuquerque NM.
Mrs M Helena Leonard a Paris Institute graduate from New York offers latent scientific appliances and up to date methods for heating the face hair and scalp complexion steaming bleaching manicuring and shampooing Electrolytic Automatic Water Massage Electric Six Minute Hair Dryer Radio Bell latest skin treatment with colored light rays and heat Suite 25 Barnett Building Auto phone 7 offers shampooing and facial massage at office or home
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