Fair Officials Censured By Special Committee
The executive committee of the Twenty-fifth Territorial Fair met to hear the special Investigating and Auditing Committee's report on 1905 affairs. Findings censure President Greer and Secretary Sell ers for mismanagement and deficits, urge compensation from Casino Amusement Co, and discuss deficit plans for upcoming fair with a November meeting to elect new officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Greer
George Arnot
D. K. B. Sel Jers
J. B. Herndon
D, . Marron
M. Nash
D. A. Macpherson
Felix H. Lester
B. H. Briggs
W. T. McCreight
George Laarnard
P. F. McCanna
Joseph Barnett
Maynard Guneul
H. Scott Knight
F. A. Hubbell
Mr. Lester
Game
Moses
Marron
Learnard
Casino Amusement Company
Greer
Fair Association
Anauetrab Palt
Besen
Cae Te
D. K. B. Selfers
Association For the Fear
Casing Amusement Company
Spring Racing Association
Express
Wages and theft in Adams Express robbery case
Pittsburg report on the Adams Express heist reveals G. E. Cunliffe, who vanished with 101 dollars, earned only 55 dollars monthly and later posted a 2000 dollar bond as investigators note a possible million-dollar annual enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Adams Express Company
G. E. Cunliffe
Sheep relocated to feed on Colorado beet pulp leftovers
In Colorado, New Mexico and Texas the herd is moved to Colorado. During winter they are fed beet pulp from the Greeley district sugar factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Greeley
Hero of Baltimore Sidney Bieber Visits Albuquerque
Sidney Bieber, famed for aiding Baltimore during the February 1804 fire, is in Albuquerque to recover from tuberculosis of the left lung. Recognized by Congress, he received a $90 monthly pension for life and now seeks health in the Southwest, expressing favorable views of Albuquerque as a place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bieber
Washington and Philadephia Press
Baltimore
Albuquerque
Bighet
Washington, D. C
Congress
District of Columbia
Bieber
Fort Stanton
Southwest
St. John's Guild Elects Officers
A St. John's Guild meeting at Guildhall elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs H B Fox, first vice president Mrs Felix Lester, second vice president Mrs J A Hubbs, secretary Mrs A M Storr, and treasurer Mrs A A Keen. Kent of National Surety announced a bond with Modern Woodmen of America covering 22,000 lodge officers, the largest bond in the world, weighing about fifty pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Guildhall
H. B. Fox
Felix Lester
J. A. Hubbs
A. M. Stor
A. A. Keen
FO OH. Kent
Na Onal Surety Company
Woodmen of America
GANG OF THIEVES IMPORTED FOR ELECTION
A prisoner claims gangs of thieves were imported to New York to register for the fall election on the east side. Police say the thugs registered falsely and may have a political license to rob. The report ties thefts and assaults to election manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tower East Side
Market list of stocks and metals across rail and copper
The page lists market items and quotations including Levy Bon and Logan Bryan contacts, notes on copper, sugar, and various railroad and railroad-related stocks. It records percentages for Colorado and Southern, New York Central, Reading, Rock Island, and others plus copper and iron stocks with multiple price-like figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Scereses
Colorado
Fiat & Tron
Colorado Southern
Chicago
Great Western
GEO
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Reading
Pondeyivotia
Rock Island
Common
Pido
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
U.S
Wabash
Wisconsin Central
Western Union
Greene Copper
Saturday Special Sale at The Maze featuring groceries and goods
Early shipments of holiday goods arrive as The Maze in town plans a fine assortment. Includes 2 ten cent cans of tomatoes for .25, 206 pancake flour, Poxtum cereal, Force, shredded wheat, cream, potatoes, butter and condiments. Also all wool blankets and cotton sorters, celery and vegetable compounds. Proprieter William Kirke announces discount items and household staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham
WM. Kirke
Garcia Not Guilty of Horse Stealing
The district court found Santiago Garcia not guilty of horse stealing from Felix Mora on a Chilill county ranch after the jury deliberated. Attorneys Rodey and Ortiz defended Garcia as the court adjourned, with another case later in the term ending in a possible discharge tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Garcia
Garcia
Felix Mora
Chilill
B. 8. Rodey
Mo» Lnesto Ortiz
Territory
H. J. Farmer
Homer D. Stitzer
Rock Island Hauls 60000 Sheep Toward Colorado
Thad Van Horn, Rock Island agent, arrived in the city with 60000 sheep and livestock merchandize to Colorado. He praised the Southwest railroads, noting freight growth and rising passenger business over the past year as rail traffic expands from Mexico toward Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
van Horn
Rock In
Paso
Jth Nave
Rock Island
Speek
Mexico
Collo
Five room house for sale furniture included
For sale a nearly new five room house furnished with furniture. Inspection welcomed at 303 North Earth Street. Citizen Want Ads invite interested buyers to inquire and place an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Earth Street
Cochran Jones Wedding in Munhall Pennsylvania
Announcements received in Albuquerque report the marriage of A J Cochran to Miss Ada Tauretha Jones in Munhall Pa. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Jones of Munhall where the ceremony occurred October 10. The groom hails from Dawson Pa and runs cash and coke enterprises nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
A. J. Cochran
Ada Tauretha Jones
Henry Jones
Munhall
Dawson, Pa
Cochran
Mite Jones
West Railroad Avenue
London Vegetarian association debates age onset for men
A London gathering at Memorial Hall discusses when old age begins for men as eightieth to ninetieth year old writers and professionals attend. Prominent physicians offer scientific views while press and public show skepticism about reaching a conclusion. Also adds local ads for Maloy's oysters and Lynn Haven Bay oysters with meal deals and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
London
London Vegetarian Association
Memorial Hall
Elghty
Dixones
Announcement of Special Opera Coat Sale at Golden Rule
An afternoon and evening coat sale offers “creatent bargain” pricing at Golden Rule Dry Goods. Window display promotes Bath blankets and fine coats with choice coats priced at two dollars at Gold Dey Goods Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Dey Goods Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Special Fair Committee
W. J. Trimble & Co
Sellere
Trimble
Fair Assellation
Albuquerque ‘Traction Company
Bald
Zeiger
Dr. Carns
W. Y. Walton
T. N. Wilkerson
John Cornette
Okey Clifford
H. R. Whiting
Albuquerque ‘Transfer Company
D. A. Matpherson
BH. Briggs
Treasury
Vetich
Lampe Ee
Coulee Vivenescee Caren
Ares
Clerke Oo
Dean
Thomas
Rooming House
South Second Street
Sanlty
Alvarado Pharmocy
Price St Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Hero OF
Vis
TS Albuquerque
ST. John's Guild
Youngstown
Garfield Sewer
Simpson
Wichita
Kan
Jerry Simpson
James J Ty
Buel
Russia
Kishenef
Bessarabia
M. Ossovosky
Toflay
Levy Bon
Logan
Bryan, Barnett Building
A.J. Cochran
Munhall, PA
Saratoga
Maloy's
Santa FE
Alhosquerque
Connection
Lynn
Haven Bay
Blate Point
Fliat Firey
Silver Avenue
The
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Opera
Haviland
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
T. Vann, O. DB
New Mexico Board of Optometry
Whiting
Vann
Viola Kremer
Agnes Stithorn
Barnett Block
Kremer
Michigan Conservatory of Music
Detroit
Mich
Bullhorn
Stuilo
Schilling
O. A. Matson & CO
Ason, New de
Signe
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
National Electrical Contractors Association
South Second ST
Eureka
Hahn's
Colo
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Briggs & CO
Firet St
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
We Ee Ou Ewe Lli
Bell Phone
Residence
CeroCe
A. Borders
Funersi
Embaimor Funersi
Embaimor