Woman's Home Missionary Society Holds New Mexico Conference
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the New Mexico conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, closed its annual meeting at Westminster Presbyterian in El Paso. The New Mexico branch includes 27 auxiliaries with 280 members, raising 4888.44 last year. Officers elected: President J T French, first vice president Mary Thorn, second vice president Dora Matthews, third vice president Fleet Coryell, corresponding secretary Flora Jones, recording secretary Wim. Shine, treasurer J W Brown. District secretaries named for El Paso Pecos City and Albuquerque districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
New Mexico
Methodist Episcopal Chore
South
Westminster Presbyterian Church
el Paso
Montina
MacFadyen
Weattminster
J. Hedgpath
Kenan
J. W. Brown
Flora Jones
Coryell
J .T. French
Fl Paso
Mary Thorn
Carlsbad
N. M
Dora Matthews
Deming
Fleet Coryell
Wim. Shine
J. Hedgpeth
Pecos City
Albuquerque
Ida Cruttheshank
Ban Marcial
Celina
M. Cobean
Rowwell
Taxpayer questions reformers and county finances
A Bernalillo County taxpayer argues reformers mislead voters about county finances. He cites levy figures from 1904 and current proposals to claim the reform council spends far more, questions the rise from 64 000 to 106 000 in county expenses, and urges polling citizens to support the regular Republican administration over reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gransfeld
Board of
County Comelssioners
Perfecto
Tom Hubbell
Bernalillo Party
Tapayer
Mayo backed by former foreman defending wages
An Albuquerque reader from Oct 24 writes that J B Mayo employed many men at San Pedro and surrounding country and always paid wages on time. The letter, signed T A Howell, asserts no truth to wage theft rumors and praises Mayo as a strict, prompt businessman. It notes Mayo is Republican candidate for county commissioner district two.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. B. Mayo
San Pedro
Mr. Mayo
Boltere
University of New Mexico Hosts Public Reception
Faculty and students of the University of New Mexico invite the public to a reception tomorrow afternoon and evening at university buildings from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10. A program by the college girl club is set for 8 o’clock, with events and sales listed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of New Mexico
College Girl Club
Muntson
New Anderson Grocery Moves To New Four Story Store
The Anderson Grocery Co relocates from East Railroad Avenue to a new four story brick building at Railroad and Broadway. The shop features a glass front, bright lighting, clean displays, and a wide range of cheeses, canned goods, teas, coffees, and the Aureo Blend coffee. Anderson invites ladies to inspect stock and prices, promising high standards of quality and value. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive discomfort with a free sample offered.
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Anditson Grocery Company
Railroad Avenue
Railroad and Broadway
Albuquerque
Rockford
Anderton
Anderson
Fener
Bsocorre
Varsity
Trac Hon Park
Ister
Territorial Y M C A Formed At Douglas
Special to The Evening Citizen Douglas Oct 25 The first meeting of Christian workers from New Mexico and Arizona formed a territorial Y M C A. Delegates counted from Douglas El Paso Mesilla Park Phoenix Bisbee Las Vegas and Santa Fe Albuquerque among others. Officers elected: E M Bray El Paso chair, R W J Boyan Albuquerque vice chair, J E Mun Mesilla Park second vice chair, W J Barnes Las Vegas secretary. The gathering discussed Y M C A relations to social life of men and planned future conferences, with a banquet and toasts. The group aims to extend Y M C A work across railroads mining camps and cities. the 1909 conference will be held here after Las Vegas and El Paso hosted 1908 events.
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Douglas
Anne
New Mexico
Arizona
Thte Young Men's Christian Association
el Paso
Mesilla Park
Phoenix
Bisbee
Las Vegas
Banta Fe
Ticson
Benson
Albuquerque
E. M. Bray
Vios
R. W. J. Boyan
Albiquerge
No M
J. E. Mun
N. M
W. J. Barnes
J. J. McDuhy
Chicago
YM. C. A
Southwest
R. W. D. Bryan
Power Company Plans Rebuild of Plant and System
The Albuquerque Electric Light and Power company will begin rebuilding its system after Colorado Telephone completes work on its wiring. Electric crews expect to start after November, with overhauling of the electric net and installation of better equipment. Major pole installation and expansion are planned to string new wires across the grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Telephone Company
Automatic Telephone Company
Albuquerque Electric
Ght and Power Company
Lght and Power Company
Dorbin
Saloon of Retner wrecked by dynamite in New Mexico
Juan Jose Padilla, owner of the Saloon of Retner in the Zunt mountains, reports say the building was wrecked by two explosive charges early Saturday. Padilla, a Valencia county deputy sheriff, was previously acquitted on concealed weapons charges. The blast destroyed the saloon, with a small liquor stock, and rebuilding will be needed if it reopens. Some attribute the attack to members of Lisountes in ongoing district court tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Jose Padilla
Retner
Zunt Mountains
Albuquerque
Bia Hame
Pariowlars
Abioli
American Lambert Company
Catron vows no ballot placement amid party clash
Hon. Thomas B. Catron of Santa Fe says his trip carries no political meaning while Santa Fe Republicans clash over who will appear on the ticket. Probate Clerk Marcos Castillo refuses to print Catron’s name after Judge Abbott’s reapportionment ruling, signaling possible legal action if forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Catron
Santa Fe
Albuquer
Sandoval
Las Vegas
K. A. Mieta
Sandoval County
Council
B. A. Miera
Coun
David M. White
Republican Central Committee
Marcos Castillo
Mr. Catron
Bers
Gentlemeh
San Fe
T. B. Catron
A. ‘Ilera
Sante Pe
Abbott Marcos Castillo
Sanita Fe County
N. M
Ira A. Abbott
Mr. Castillo
Catron
Mr. Catton
Grand Opera Season Promises Great Italian Impresario
Mario Lombardi leads an Italian opera company to present masterworks by world renowned composers at Elks Theater on October 29 and 30. The roster features premier singers, lavish stage management, and scenic effects reflecting Lombardi's acclaimed impresario talents.
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Mario Lombard
Signor Lombard
Cty
Mexico
Mex
Signor Lombardis
Lombardis
Elks’ Theater
I! Trovatore
Faust
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Home Missionary Society OF Methodists
W. Grove
Socorro
Chase & Sanborn
A. J. Maloy
Mitchner
THE
Anderson Grocery CO
Chamberlain
Erritorial.y M.C.A
Padilla
Mem
NEW Star Tin Shop
Louis F. Stueckel
West Copper Avenue
Jaffa
Krack Kream
Elks’ Opera House
Lombardi! Grand Opera CO
Matson’s
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Leon B. Stern
Provaicroe
Albert Faber
Amin
Sok
Empress
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
Flaming’s Grocery and Cafe
Concarne
Topham
South First Street
la Veta
Connection
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’rielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop’r
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the Bank OF Commerce
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