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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
4
Citizens question the push for a longer term of court while noting a higher court fund than in 1904 and the introduction of a prisoner feeding fund. The piece argues for or against extending the term based on growing expenditures and shifting case handling. It critiques supposed reforms and highlights taxpaying burdens.
Mr. Gillett, the regular republican nominee for governor of California, supports direct primary legislation and would push for it if elected. County and territorial republican conventions endorse the reform. The San Francisco Chronicle notes direct nomination by the people would end logrolling and boss control, urging voters to choose reform favored by Bernalillo County and New Mexico authorities.
New Mexican correspondents report wide support for the yea side on statehood across Sandoval Bernalillo McKinley Valencia Socorro Sierra and Dona Ana counties. Delegates Andrews expected to win big in most counties with Hubbell ticket favored in Bernalillo and dominant or improving results in Rio Grande border counties. Strong critique of reform administration cites sheriff Hubbell’s $5 005 87 payout and asserts taxpayers now wake to extravagance.
In a European view of American politics, the rise of multi millionaires and corporate power is seen as challenging republican equality. The piece argues trusts curb opportunity, prompts calls for national control, and pressures a shift in tariffs and distribution laws to check wealth concentration and protect the republic.
A Chicago detective discusses labor’s role in crime. A former car barn guard, Gretave Mars, laments idleness and links work to temperance, restraint, and moral improvement. A New York physician touts work as cure for blues, crime, and poverty, noting work sustains families and discipline.
Tonight at no. 909 West Copper avenue Miss Barbara Hubbell will wed Charles J. Goodman in a ceremony conducted by Rev Mandalari. George H. Thomas serves as best man and Mrs Forest Parker as bridesmaid. Afterward a wedding supper and departure for a Mexico honeymoon follow. Goodman, a local brewery bookkeeper, is a cousin of Mrs Carns.
Denver wedding notes report Alexis A Gargas Gargan of Denver joined in holy matrimony with Miss Kirkpatrick at the Logan Avenue Catholic chapel. Edith Mullen attended the bride, Frank Gargan the groom. The couple left for a honeymoon to New York and other eastern points. The groom serves as Colt manager of the Western Asian haraph company offices.
Telegraphic market notes from Albuquerque to Chicago and New York show mixed quotations for Amer sug arc, coal, livestock and grains. Cattle and hog markets in Kansas City and Chicago reflect steady to soft demand, with beef and mutton ranges noted. wheat and oats futures span May and Dec terms. copper and wool markets hold steady in New York and St Louis. a brief medical ad closes the item.
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