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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1906

Page

7

Immigrant driven growth of new school districts in New Mexico

The death of Professor Hiram Hadley, superintendent of public instruction, at the Capitol in Santa Fe comes as reporters review county superintendents data. Reports show many new districts formed due to immigration, Roosevelt county leading with sixteen, Quay twelve, Torrance three, with bonds being issued for schoolhouses. Many reports contain arithmetic errors needing corrections.

Hiram Hadley Capitol Santa Fe Roosevelt County Quay County Torrance County Albuquerque N. M Chicago Kansas Sand Los Angeles Easton EL Paso Texas Severa Belen Patent Restauranr Belen New Mexico

Escaped jail bird behind the bars

Jose S. Baca, a three term inmate who escaped Bernalillo county jail while awaiting a fourth cattle stealing sentence, has been recaptured. Mounted Policeman Rafael Gomes tracked him to the McKinley county mountains where he lived off minimal means and hid in secluded areas. Details of the arrest were not received.

Essage Fred Fornost Saints Fe Jose. S. Baca Territorial Penitentiary Bernalillo County Baca Rafael Gomes McKinley County

New Weekly Publication for Los Angeles The Pacific Outlook Debuts

The Evening Citizen notes the first issue of The Pacific Outlook, a new weekly published in Los Angeles. Edited by George Baker Anderson, the magazine aims to promote southwest interests with independent thought, science, art, and civic improvement. It spans 62 pages with illustrations, detailing sections on week happenings, Christian observance, architecture, women in commerce, and literature.

Evening Citizen Pacific Outlook Los Angeles Outlook George Baker Anderson Alniqueraue Southwest Elyle Christianiny

Occidental Life Agent Encounters Robbery Attempt

Horace A Lay, Easier manager for Occidental Life Insurance Co of New Mexico and Arizona, reports an exciting morning in Torrance area after boarding a train with a companion. In a Roswell station waiting room, three drunken men and two rough tramps accosted him. one tramp tried to strike a deal then theft, a watch slipped from a drunk, Lay challenged the thief, the assailant drew a knife, and Lay grabbed a miner's boot to defend himself as the attacker lunged.

Horace A. Lay Occidental Life Insurance Co New Mexico Arizona Lay Torrane Roswell O Che Mr. Lay

Man Returns With Loot After Depot Attack

After the attack the assailant left the depot then returned with money and a watch. Investigators found he had entered unlocked rooming houses. He escaped and was not captured when Mr. Lay left Torrance.

Mr. Lay Torrance

Don’ts for Agents and Rail News From Santa Fe

A compendium of cautious guidance for railroad workers amid new rate laws warns against assumptions of motives and sociability, urging restraint and caution in dealings with passengers and shippers. John Sebastian praises the Santa Fe road bed from Fort Worth to Wichita and commends its train 116. A Vaughn store sale signals future changes near Hoult canyon. H F Stantey suffers a hand injury requiring amputation after car coupling. Freight congestion on the Mexican Central eases with iron bridge plans on the Chihuahua division. Sick Headache cures and first aid products are advertised. Dr Thomas electric bandage claims quick wound relief.

Santa FE John Sebastian Rock Island Newton Fort Worth Wichita Los Angeles Chicago

Valencia County Republicans Nominate Full Ticket at Los Lunas

The Valencia county Republicans met at Los Lunas on October 26 1906 and nominated a complete legislative and county slate. Solomon Lama acted as temporary chair and Jacobo Chaves as temporary secretary with Ja cobo Chaves for the senate and Henri Mirabal for Valencia county in the House. delegates to the constitutional convention Higinio Chaves Bolesio Romero Manuel P. Y. Chaves. county officials include Abelino Pena second district Nicolas 8 Sanchez Fred C. Tondre Jesus M. Luna Nabor Mirabal Solomon Luna Jesus Sanchez Carlos Baca George H. Prat Hilgo Aguirre Jesus Jose Chaves y Romero Belantado Garley Daniel Lucero Damian Baca. Resolutions endorse Roosevelt Hagerman Andrews Bursum and a protective tariff while pressing New Mexico statehood under the enabling act and urging unity for the Hamilton statehood act if Arizona statehood delays occur.

Valencia County Lox Lun Solomon Lama Jacobo Chaves House of Representatives Sivestre Mirabal B. Aldrien Gallup Valencia McKinley Higinio Chaves Bolesio Romero Manuel P. Y. Chaves Abelino Pena Nicolas 8. Sanchez Fred C. Tondre Jesus M. Luna Nabor Mirabal Solomon Luna Jesun C. Sanchez Carlos Baca George H. Prat Hilgo Aguirre Jesus Jose Chaves Y Romero Belantado Garley Daniel Lucero Damian Baca Herbert J. Hagerman New Mexico W. H. Andrews Congress H. O. Bursum Territorial Republican Central Committee Republican Party Ariizona Hood Union Arizona Mexico

New Mexico Territory Convention Calls for State Constitution

The 1907 convention urges assembly in the capital by the first Monday in January 1907 to draft a state constitution for New Mexico. It asks the territorial legislature to submit the constitution to territorial voters for approval and, if approved, to present it to Congress with a request for admission as a state, signed by Jacoby Chavez as chairman.

New Mexico Congress Jacoby Chavez

Civil Service Exams Announced For Various Positions

The civil service commission lists exams during November for roles including logger in New Mexico, marine fireman in San Francisco, weather bureau repairman near Port Crescent Washington, wagon maker in Kansas, railway mail clerk with 14 vacancies including Arizona, interpreter for Anble and Greek in El Paso, electrician in San Francisco, expert lock fitter in Washington DC, and several architectural drafting roles in the supervising architect's office. Most exams possible in Albuquerque with details from local post offices.

San Juan Agency New Mexico Quartermaster’s Department At San Francisco Weather Bureau Port Crescent Tatoosh Island Washington Telegraph Line Haskell, Kas Arizona Immigration Service el Paso Quartermaster's Fort DA. Russell Wyo Post Office Washington, D. C Bureau of Animal Industry Philippines Albuquerque

Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Cure for Poisoning

An advertisement asserts blood poisoning stems from chronic constipation and that Dr King’s New Life Pills eliminate poisonous germs, infuse new life and vigor, and cure sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and cold without griping or discomfort, guaranteed by all druggists.

Dr. King

Merchant Tailoring Upstairs Over No 209 West Railroad

Advertisement text details a tailor shop upstairs at No 209 West Railroad Avenue run by Bambini, offering suits made to order, cleaning, pressing and repairs, with 15 years in business. ladies garments also cleaned and walking skirts made to order. claims of quality and trial invitation. Also includes testimonials and various product pitches and drugstore notices.

West Railroad Avenue Bambini

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Supt Hadley Jose S. Baca Occidental J.D. Emmons Unis Sebastian Gross, Kelly & Co Vaughn el Paso & Southwestern Railway Lang~ Iry, Sharpe & Co Hoult Canyon H. F. Stantey Kankakee Mr. Stantley Mexican Central Chihuahhua Chamberlain Thomas Republicans Los Lunas Committee On A. D Roosevelt Roece Lo Oko Fivery Hotel Japan The Rayo Weil Dearest Agency Nota Contine Ife W. L. Gilpatrick Danforth Rosenfield’s G. J. Welch Tekonsba Mich Williams Vann & Son Belen Town and Improvement Company Belen Townsite Belen Town and Improvement Co John Becker, Pres Wm, M, Berger, Sec’y Albuquerque Carriage Company First Street Tijeras Avenue North Second Street J. Korber & CO Bank OF Commerce White House South First Street D.arias New York South Second Street Postoffice P. Zito A. Sleyster Cromwell Block A. E. Walker Insurance Mutual Building Asepersion West Balbrow Avenue Standard Plumbing & Heating Company Third Street All Kings of F Freee Eam Emil Kleinwort Masonic Building North Third Btn W. E. Mauger Rance & Mauger North First St Draggie North Broadway Waington Avenue N. i Rankin & CO N. T. Armijo Building L. H. Shoemaker General Walton's Drug Store Sout Third Street C. W. Strong Undertakers Fairview Santa Barbara Noth
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