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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
2
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A fragmentary editorial voice argues against megalomania and insists birth rates must be weighed by individual mother circumstances. It notes marriage and birth trends, infant mortality gaps, and conditions for poor versus wealthy families, urging careful consideration of maternal fitness and environment.
The text laments celibacy among men and women, contrasting healthier offspring norms with a harsh penalty for maternal loss. It extols mothers of smaller families as noble while offering pity to bachelors and commiseration to those with few issue, praising motherhood and social admiration.
A Denver News correspondent reports rich copper gold ore in Jarilla New Mexico deposits. The Perro Oro and Iron Hand veins near Paul Ream plan a shaft to the Iron Hand crossing while Nash wire shaft in Excelsior opens ore with 4 to 5 percent copper and occasional 22 percent copper, plus gold and minor silver. Lincoln property shows over 400 feet of continuous ore vein, potential shipments worth about 40 dollars per ton in copper and gold. Southwest Smelting plans to start furnaces within ninety days as mining widens on Nannie Baird and Maggie shafts and the Lucky drift advances along porphyry.
D P Jones resigns after fourteen years as Lehi justice of the peace amid a dull period. He says he wants to be a common citizen and notes Lehi grew used to the post. A prior plan to pass the duty to another faded amid local politics and delay. In Santa Rosa, Guadalupe county, two men face penitentiary terms for crimes. one sentenced for horse larceny, others acquitted.
Rev Father A Redon of Morin New Mexico attends settling of his late brother’s estate. The priest, recently retired for health, is named heir to about 109.9 thousand dollars in property and money. no children are reported, and he plans to use remaining years quietly.
Postseason floral championship between New York and Philadelphia was delayed yesterday due to rain. Earlier game in Chicago between Nationals and Americans had unclear scoring notes with low precision.
Local notes report a problematic arrest over excessive whiskey in Mora county and a $50 fine for gambling without a license plus $20 for threatening an officer. It covers school book donations in Kansas, a football roundup, county finances, a Chaves County land exchange, water strikes near Deming, and the Roswell fair’s success with races and exhibitions.
The Los Angeles Examiner shows Charles Strong and T. F. Metz with boatman O. L. Danielson fighting big sharks at Catalina. A 524 pound monster is cited as a record, while a 380 pound catch yesterday ended after a lengthy struggle. A harpoon drove the shark underwater as the two men endured a grueling fight.
In Las Vegas the dream of a Dawson to Santa Rosa line fades as no new traffic agreement between Southwestern and Rock Island has been reached. The Springer Storkman reports that negotiations stalled and a rumored bluff by Southwestern appears unlikely to derail the project. The Rock Island would hardly block a line it could not afford to prevent if feasible.
Movement of range horses from Arizona and New Mexico travels to eastern markets. shipments pass through El Paso and Deming. Demand remains active though buyers are slower to appear this season, with stockmen noting tight supplies and favorable conditions for sales.
An advertisement lists professional offices in Albuquerque including Dentists Attorneys Civil Engineers Contractors Doctors and a veterinary surgeon. It announces the Albuquerque Business College opening Monday September 4 1905 with courses in bookkeeping penmanship shorthand typewriting English Spanish and mechanical drawing and day and evening sessions.
A chaotic mix of old ads and notices. Mentions willingness as a advertising helper, mill work service in Albuquerque, and government notices in Santa Fe. Includes township plat filings, post quartermaster details, and railroad ticket office promotions with dates from 1905 to 1906.
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