Albuquerque Roofing and Wiring Ordinances Reinforced
Reading through the 1908 Albuquerque ordinances, the city enforces sewer connections with notices and penalties, and tightens fire limits with brick roofing and fireproof partitions. Violations incur fines from $10 to $50, plus possible jail time.
Albuquerque Ordinance to Keep Barelas Acequia Clean
City ordinance prohibits dumping into the Barelas Acequia in Albuquerque New Mexico and restricts landowners from letting trash or filth accumulate on banks or within the acequia. Violators face fines or imprisonment with the right of way protected and water rights enforcement.
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Antonio Joseph Endorses Joint Statehood for New Mexico
The Citizen publishes a Washington letter from Antonio Joseph to Col W S Hopewell advocating joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. He cites his long service in Congress, opposes single statehood, and pledges active support for a united statehood effort with the Non-Partisan League. He notes readiness to work with others and outlines expected congressional action.
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Early Custom of Commander Peary Revealed by Maine Observer
A Lewiston Journal piece recalls Peary as a young man camping solo in Maine and New Hampshire. He slept outdoors, cooked trout over embers, and traveled by canoe from Cod River headwaters to the Saco, leaving no indoor shelter on trips. The notice ends with an unrelated ad for Pantatorium services at 206 West Silver Avenue.
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The Presidents Hunting Ground
Excerpt from Theodore Roosevelt's Colorado Bear Hunt describing wild country along snow line canyons, deer sign, and scarce bears. Notes dwindling bear populations in northern Colorado over past three to four years. grizzlies now rare, black and brown bears remaining as color phases. From Scribner's October edition.
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Professional Cards and Local Businesses Listing
Classified card style inventory listing dentists attorneys architects engineers builders and merchants. Includes Dr Kraft and J Alger appointments, Bernard & Rodey attorneys, Albuquerque lawyers, osteopathy, veterinary service, footwear, school shoes, and boys and girls clothing prices.
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