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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1906

Page

4

Testimony of Prosperity in New Mexico Delegations

Delegates to the territorial Republican convention from across New Mexico report prospering conditions with growing settlements and industry. The Albuquerque morning paper is accused of political bias, yet prosperity questions the truth of Democratic charges of corruption and malfeasance. The piece argues the charges would hinder progress if true and observes widespread immigration and resource development.

New Mexico Albuquerque Las Vegas

Standards of Judgement Highlighting Delegate Andrews

The New Mexican lauds Delegate Andrews for strong aid to New Mexico including a $100,000 federal building grant for Albuquerque and 640 acres of public land, plus funds for Indian schools and Fort Bayard and Fort Stanton. The Citizen notes shifting alliances and criticizes the Journal-Armijo-Romero bloc, while Las Vegas Optic compares Andrews to Larrazolo, arguing Andrews has attracted capital and built rail access, unlike his rival.

Andrews New Mexico Smith Arizona New Mexican Congress Albuquerque United States Indian Training Santa Fe Shiprock Wavajo Fort Bayard Fort Stanton Marine Hospital Las Vegas Larraxolo Roswell Larrazolo

Statehood debate shifts in Arizona Republican meetings

Nogales Oasis reports that Tucson and Nogales Republican gatherings debated joint statehood. Resolutions against joint statehood were tabled, while anti joint statehood efforts faltered and a county focused club formed to back county ticket. Observers note rising statehood support and warn against stifling free speech by corporations.

Jointure Santa Cruz County Republican Club Trump Pera Hayes Tucson Nogales Santa Cruz Theodore Roosevelt Cannon Beveridge Arizona New York Nogales 4 National Republican Administration Judge Hayes Dromios Oasis Mark Smith Pima County Nogales Oasis

Primaries Held Under New Law Amid Largely Quiet Ballot

Yuma Sentinel reports primaries for republican democratic and socialist parties were conducted in one building under the new law. Republican votes totaled 303, Democrats 162, Socialists 1. Four substitution errors occurred and one voter accidentally selected a Democrat ballot instead of Republican.

Not With Our Consent Whisperings on Arizona New Mexico statehood plan

The Arizona Star reports whispers from Washington suggesting Congress might unite Arizona and New Mexico into a single territory named Arizona if statehood fails in both states. The aim is to give residents a chance to learn about territorial government, with many preferring governance from Washington to Santa Fe.

The Arizona Star Arizona Congress New Mexico Citizen Man Hughes Washington Santa Fe

County Commissioners Audit Bills In County Institute Dispute

Ber nalillo county commissioners met to audit quarterly bills after hearings on a county teachers institute. Judge Heacock argued funds may exceed the 100 limit and cited law. District Attorney Clancy maintained a $100 limit with possible addition of institute expenses. No funds remained in the treasurer for the bill.

Board of County Commissioners Bernalillo County Heacock Eslavio Vigil Wight Clancy

Wanted lumber inspectors and sellors advertised postings

Classified itemized notices list two lumber inspectors and two sellors sought by Colborn's Employment at 109 Wen Silver and a camping outfit purchase on 218 North Walter Street. Also a physician position and manager roles offered with $80 weekly pay and expenses advanced, plus a found item reward and a watch recovery note.

Colborn Wen Walter Street Placin Northwestern Co Wabash Avenue Cheanook First Street Railroad Avenue No. Uit New York Avenue All Hunting Sane Watch M.ph Williams Drug Store Mary P. Hunter

Albuquerque Ordinance Regulates Manhole Use in Sewers

City council of Albuquerque New Mexico passes an ordinance prohibiting raising or removing manhole covers and forbidding dumping into public sewers. Sew er Inspector may remove covers for flushing and needed work. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars or 25 to 100 days imprisonment or both. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Duly passed October 1, 1906.

Albuquerque New Mexico Frank McKee Harry F. LE Seal

Miller Suffered Pain From Bullet Wounds

Inquiry at the Las Vegas hospital found J. i Min shot in the legs early Saturday morning remains in considerable pain. Tom Schomate, player for Western Amusement Co, was struck by a revolver bullet in the left leg while asleep in a tent and is improving. doctors expect he may leave the hospital in a few days. Bullets remain in Miller and a difficult operation to remove them is needed.

Las Vegas J. i Min Tom Schomate Western Amusement Company Miller

Call For Republican Primary Precinct 12 N M

Call for Republican primary in Precinct 12 Bernalillo County New Mexico to elect delegates for the Bernalillo county Republican convention at Biks opera house Albuquerque at 7 30 p m Monday October 8 2008 Colombo hall North Second Street Albuquerque Will be held by 7 30 p m Friday October 5 1908 M Hickey Chairman The Woman's Missionary circle of the First Baptist church hosts a Lea at Mrs C Van Eaton 700 South Arno Thursday 3 p m Try a Citizen want advertisement.

Bernalillo County New Mexico Bernalillo County Biks Opera House Albuquerque Colombo Hall North Second Street M. Hickey The First Baptist Church

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