Action of Albuquerque Anti Saloon League protest ed laws on Sunday observance
At a Monday meeting the Anti Saloon League appointed a committee to publicize New Mexico Sunday laws and urge enforcement. The lawmakers prohibit sports and labor on Sunday except religious worship or necessity, with fines up to 15 dollars and possible jail time. Clergy signatories urge public officials to enforce the statute and condemn amusements as violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
New Mexico
W. Havens
Sapetawenais
AnthSaloon League
J.C. Rollins
First M
EB. Church
Hugh A. Cooper
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Sollie
Sanest Moser
St. Paul's Eee
A.rrison
St. Luke
Eyiscoua
T. McNeil
Pie Baptist
Barron
Congregational Church
River Dam Progress And Labor Plans Detailed
The report notes a guard force of 200 men to monitor the turbulent river and dam area during the summer. By mid September, employment is to rise to 200 laborers and several hundred teams. Three concrete walls, each 5,000 feet long, are to be finished to the river by May 1, with concrete work across the river spanning 1,000 feet expected to take about three months. Work must be paused until after the summer flood season.
New Officers In Charge At Fort Wingate
Lieutenant Colonel George K. Hunter, promoted from major, will take command at Fort Wingate. Hunter, a West Point graduate of 1873, native of Ohio, is about 41 with a wife and five children. His son George is a second lieutenant in the Twelfth Cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe. two daughters married army officers.
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Fort Wingate
George K. Hunter
Cavalry
United States Army
Fifth Cavalry
Third Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Hunter
Fort Kitchen Allen
Vermont
Spain
Cuba
San Juan Wil
Philippines
B. M. Young
Col. Hunter
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Ohio
West Point
George Hunter
West Point Military Academy
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Oglethrope
Advertising the Territorial Fair opens in New Mexico
The New Mexico Territorial Fair association sent out a car to El Paso and Albuquerque hosting the twenty sixth annual fair September 17 to 22. Prizes total $12,500 across horse races, baseball tournament, cattle and fruit exhibits while the Sheep and Wool Growers convention is expected to draw a large western attendance. An escape from Tucson is also reported with two prisoners still at large and clues released by authorities.
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New Mexico Territorial Fair Association
Paso
the Herald
J. B. McManus
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Southwest
Mel Manus
West
Western Amusement Cam
Tucson
Ariz
McMillin
Miguel Carillo
C.F. Rand
Baseball scores and ads scattered across circuits
The page lists American League and National League game summaries with batteries and lineups for teams in Boston Cleveland Detroit New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia and Denver plus scattered home building ads and medical salves endorsements including Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Dean's Ointment. It blends game details with promotional notices and product pitches.
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American League
Boston
Philadelphia
Carrigan
Waddell
Cunningham
Schreck
Cleveland
RHE
Cle
Chicago
Moore
Townsend
Bemis
Altrock and
Sullivan
Detroit
St. Louis
Mullin
Tut and Payne
Howell
Jacobson
Bikey
New York
Washington
Falkenberg
Warner
Chesebro
McGuire
Hardy
Hughes
Stanley Land Wakefield
Orth
Barger
Kleinow
Thomas
National League
Rhoades
Higgins
Marshall
Manske
Willis
Peltz
R. H. EB
Veo
Cincinnatoe Recak
Overall
Kiiing
Welmer
Livingston
Brooklyn
Young, Dorner
O'Neil
Pastorious
Sason
Ritter
Ames and
and Donovan
Yuma Dam Construction Advances With Transfer Posts
Clerks in the reclamation service seek transfers to Yuma on the Laguna dam project, touted as the era’s major government work. Laguna dam, slated for 1908 completion, will irrigate millions of acres. laborers are employed as fast as available. Government spending about 3 million dollars, to be repaid by ranchers benefiting once finished. M. I. Pejpard oversees the project, renowned in dam construction. High water season in Colorado prompts defensive measures.
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Yume
Reclamation Service
Yuma
Laguna Dam
M. I. Pejpard
Colorado
Wanted Salesman for Jewelry Departments in New Mexico
Classified ad fragment describes a sales position with high commissions and a $100 monthly advance. Requires jewelry experience. Company: H. Smith Co, Detroit, Michigan. Also multiple FOR RENT and FOR SALE notices for Albuquerque area listings, including rooms, house, saloon, piano, stores, and general merchandise business.
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New Mexico
Jess, H. Smith Co
Detroit
Michigan
Ives
Florist
Silver Avenue
Benennear
South
Arno
Tijeras Road
Mra A. Coleman
West
Tijerss
Fensant
Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
West Tijeras
Consolidated Liquor Co
Mineapolis
Albuquerque
N. M
Norris
East Coal Avenue
Knabe
Broadway
Porterfield Co
Gold Avenue
Minneapolis
Warde
Minneapolis House
Furniure
Victoria Hotel
Deming
Jobin M Cain
el Paso
South- New Mexico
Local business and medical notices blend in town directory
An array of names and offices appears including Edmund J. Alger physician and Hust physician in Albuquerque with office hours and phone numbers, undertaker services by Cole, architect firms Spencer and Wallingford, Notary Thomas Maddison, engineer Stover, title examiner Whiting, plus a testimonial ad for Dr King's New Discovery praising lung remedies with a Port Williams user claiming two year cough cure.
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H.R. Whiting
South Second Street
Lcao Bank
Iwerque
N. M
Mia
Ora A. Stephens
Port Willams, O
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WE Evening Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
Ube
Bernalillo County
Salated
Altoona
Tan Kumco Carmen
Pusisino Courant
Post Office
Sun
Action OF
Keith's Magazine
Maines
Alwee
Keith
American Association
Kansas City
Ays Sam Kendall
Philugshurg
Kan
Buck
Dean
Yuma Dam
Highland Pharmacy
East Railroad Ave
T. J
Topham
Abraham
Ment
Bite Cafe
John Martinez
Birelas
Citizen Office
Vendome
Proudfit
Grant Building
South First Street
Bena
R. J. Sweeney
Ivan Grunsfeld
Timoras Road
Fench
Las Cruces
Jos
Plymouth
Charles H. Dougherty
Hart Ave
Ocean Park
Callf
Hepres
J. N.trainer
Fifth Ave
Household Loan CO
Grant
West Railroad Ave
F. Copp
N. T. Armino Building
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
West Gold Ave
Bacon & Bashinsky
West Gold
Iran
M. Bong
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
D. Bryn
First National Fir
E. W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
J. E. Kraft
Grant Block
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Edmund J. Alger
D. D
OR. R. L. Hust
N. T. Armijo
Cole
Rder Commercial Club
F. W. Spencer
W. 0
Wallingford
Trooms
Barnett
Notary Public
Thos
K. D. Maddison
W. B. Childers
West Jold_avenue
Sroderick Stover
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
West Railroad Avenue
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
ANN & Bon
Montezuma Trust CO
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
First National Bank
Xqueb, N. M
Pig B. Raynoldd
Eaeeeeee Eee
Aurnoy
Capitel
Cashier
Cashier Direoter
Atchison, Topeka & Gants Fe Railway Company
State National Bank
Albuqu
Eque, New Mexico
Wort
N, Marron
Wm. Farr
J. B. Herndon
A. Dye
E. A. Miera
V. He Warns
J. A. Weinman
F. H. Strong
Jay A. Hubbs
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Standard Plumbing and Heating Co
Colo
OLD Reliable
Putney
Albuquerque, N. M
J.C. Baldridge
Sherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
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