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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1906

Page

2

Bernalillo County Republican Convention Called in 1906

The Bernalillo County Republican Central Committee invites Republicans to a convention at Elks Opera House Albuquerque on October 8 1906 at 7 30 p m to nominate a county ticket for the November 6 1908 election. Precinct primaries will precede the convention with delegates allocated by votes cast for Hon H Greer in 1904 and fractions. Contests must be filed by October 8 1906. Frank A Hubbell chairs the committee. Nestor Montoya is secretary.

Republican Central Committee Bernalillo Albuquerque N. M Elks Opera House Congress Legislative Council of New Mexico House of Representatives of Board of State of Art Ber Balillo Et H. Greer Man. Gates San Jose Becobosa Pablo Crespin Pajarito J. F. Hubbell M.E. Hickey Old Albuquer- Modesto Beralillo Republican County Central Committee Aquaeque Vigi M. FP Angell C. E. Hodgin Charles Erne John Brown A Manuela Otero

Equestrian Statue of George Washington Unveiled in Brooklyn

The equestrian statue of George Washington, donated by James H. Howe, was unveiled Saturday on the Brooklyn plaza of the Williamsburg Bridge after a civic and military parade. Regular army troops and state sailors and marines participated in the ceremonies and parade.

Brooklyn N. Y George Whalhing James KR. Howe Brooklyn Plaza Willamaburg Bridge

Unveiling at Navy Yard Statue Ceremony

A diverse parade including Marine corps veterans Grand Army of the Republic Spanish War veterans and local civic groups opened the unveiling at the navy yard plaza. The statue funded by A Ichieren pro to Mr Howe was presented to Borough President Coler and Mayor McClellan. Martin W. Littleton spoke as orator with expected remarks from Gen Stewart L Woodford and Gen Horace Porter as ships fired a 21 gun salute.

Navy Yard

New York Placed for Central Rifle Range Move

New York officials consider adopting General Grant's proposal for a model rifle range near the city to serve eastern troops. The plan favors water access, central location, and land purchase while addressing scarce and poorly equipped ranges for division and national competitions. The Army seeks a site near New York for efficient training and harbor troop use.

F. D. Grant United States New York

Roosevelt to go to Cape Cod for naval target practice

President Roosevelt sails on the Mayflower for Cape Cod to take part in naval target practice off the cape. He will be picked up at sea by the battleship Missouri, where George Phillips, Missouri’s champion gunner, will train him in sighting and firing a big turret gun.

Roosevelt Oyster Bay le L Cape Cod Cape Missouri George Phillips Pendelton

Pending Army Changes in Chief of Artillery and Inspector General

Washington reports three near term army changes. General S. M. Mills will retire as chief of artillery on October 1 and be replaced by Colonel Arthur Murray. General George H. Burton likely retires by January due to age and illness, with Colonel B. A. Garlington eyed for appointment as inspector general.

Uncle Sam Washington S. M. Mills Alness New York Arthur Murray George H. Burton Army B. A. Garlington J. F. Bell

Injured helper hurled sixty feet from wagon at Tusas Peak mill site

O. V. Stubblefield, assisting with hauling machinery for the Tusas Peak Gold and Copper Co., was thrown from a road of machinery near John Reynolds' Place. He sustained a complicated fracture of the right arm above the elbow, bruises to head and body, but doctors report no broken bones besides the arm. The incident occurred last evening. a doctor from Antonito was summoned by wire.

O. V. Stubblefield Tusas Peak Gold and Copper Company John Reynolds Tres Pledras Antonito Reutaite

Five Thousand Dollar Corn Carnival Prizes Listed

The Chicago Commercial association hosts a two week corn carnival in Tattersall's opened with large premiums funded by city businesses and western railroads. Principal classes offer top awards of 5000 dollars attracting farmers from the corn belt. Rev Havens traveled to Phoenix to attend Anti-Saloon League meetings then to Tucson and Albuquerque for church conferences and the Presbyterian synod.

Chicago Chicago Commercial Association Western Railroads Havens Phoenix Anti-Saloon League of Arizona Tucson Methodist Episcopal Church Conference Albuquerque Presbyterian Synod

Justice Court Notes in Hillsboro and City News

Martin and Serapio Miranda appeared before Judge Smith to answer larceny charges for stealing a calf from T. J. Ross. They waived examination, posted 700 dollars bond for next grand jury. Benjamin Barrio faced assault charge against his wife, waived examination, posted 200 dollars bond for next term. The Synod of New Mexico, including all Presbyterian churches in New Mexico and Arizona, convenes at Albuquerque’s Presbyterian church next Friday with notable ministers and speakers. Silver City Enterprise reports Mr and Mrs A F Kerr left for Las Vegas en route to Albuquerque for bankers’ convention. Prof N DiMauro offers violin and mandolin lessons in Albuquerque with guaranteed results.

Rom Hillsboro Martin Serapio Miranda Smith Hills T. J. Ross Pond Benjamin Barrio Ben Synod of New Mexico Arizona Presbyterian Church Silver City Enterprise Mra A. F. Kerr Las Vegas Albuquerque J. B. Herndon Kerr American National Bank Bankers’ Convention

Wanted ads clutter Albuquerque pages mix of jobs and sales

A dense class of help wanted and sale notices lists openings for cooks canvassers and domestic help at various downtown addresses, plus rental offerings for rooms houses and apartments. Also includes a notice of public land filing and a cash-for-items ad with a medical instrument recovery reward. Names such as J B and F L Colburn appear with local business addresses in Albuquerque and surrounding areas.

South Fourth Street Addres J. B West TheJeras Avenue Abraham F. L. Colburn West Silver Srenve San Antonio South First Street Viaduct Senu R. J. Sweeney Frank Ackerman Grant Building John Street North Fifth Street North Broadway Consolidated Liquor Co Minneapolis South Secondtreet Pa View Terrace H. H. Triton Grant BI Seventh Street Tierns Avenue Somimer & Mattencel West Tijeras Avenue East Coal Avenrs Norris South Roadway South Second Street al Elise Superior Lumber and Planing Mill Co Tigeras' Road South High Street H. S. Knight Nordman Pueblitos Minneapolia House Albuquerque G. D. Warde N. M el Paso Southwestern New Mexico

Professional listings and notices in Albuquerque section

A dense block lists Edmund J. Alger and several professionals with addresses and hours, including a civil engineer notary public, Thos K Maddie, Roderi Electrical and Mechanical Engineer, and H R Whiting. Also advertises Buck Arnica Salve via Phillipsburg claim and druggists, noting 25 cents.

H. R. Whiting South Second Street First National Bank Albuquerque N. M Feld Sam Kendall Phillipsburg

Pain Balm Eases Vernon Child Burn Pain Says Merchant

Michael Strauss of Vernon Connecticut sought relief for a burn on his child’s hand. James N. Nichols recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, noting immediate relief and a reputation for cuts and burns. Sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain Michael Strauss Vernon Conn Strauss James N. Nichols Nichols

Remedy Cures Sick Boy, Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy

Mrs Maime Hickox of Midland Michigan recounts her two year old child’s severe bowel complaint being cured by Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She asserts it can handle even cholera infantum by following printed directions for reliable cures.

Chamberlain Ays Mle Hickox Midland Mich

Merchant Tailoring at 209 West Railroad Ave

Advertisement notes a tailor offering upstairs location, 15 years in business, suits made to order, cleaning pressing and repairs, ladies garments, and walking skirts. Also includes a laxative testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, 26 cents with free samples at druggists.

West Railroad Avenue C. Bambins Chamberlain

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