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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1906

Page

3

Roosevelt County Republicans Convene at Portales Court House

The Roosevelt county Republican convention met in Portales with W. B. Lindsey presiding. Albert L. Breeding of Texico named temporary chair and M. J. Logan of Portales secretary as the organization was made permanent. Nominees for county offices included L. P. Taffinder sheriff J. E. White probate clerk Whitlam B. E. Logan assessor and Thomas H. Tilings ast commissioner from the Seca district. The central committee elected W. E B. Lindsey H. R. Putman secretary and Robert Hicks treasurer. Resolutions endorsed national platform Republican prosperity and support for Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Herbert J. Hagerman. They praised Delegate William H. Andrews and urged renomination and election for qualified citizens.

Roosevelt County Court House Portales W. B. Lindsey Albert L. Breeding Texico M. J. Logan L. P. Taffinder J E. White Whitlam BE. Logan Seca Thomas H.tilingast W. E B. Lindsey H.R. Putman Robert Hicks Theodore Roosevelt New Mexico Herbert J. Hagerman Congress William H. Andrews

New Companies File Their Papers in Territorial Office

Articles of incorporation for four firms filed with Territorial Secretary J. W. Raynolds include Blazer Spiral Engine Company of Mescalero New Mexico with 10000 capital to manufacture spiral engines. Wagnon Lumber and Trading Company of Hagerman with 20000 capital. Pyramid Copper Company of Lordsburg with 1000000 capital. and The Great Western Commercial Company of Roy with 25000 capital. Incorporators listed for each, with territorial agents and business durations of fifty years.

Territorial J. W. Raynolds Blazer Spiral Engine Company Otescalero Otero County Almer N. Blazer Mescatero James A. Carroll Ted E. Blackford A. H. Womack Howard Thompson el Paso Texas Wagnon Lumber and Trading Company Hagerman Chaves County Perry Wagnon Man R. M. Wagnon M. F. Wagnon New Mexico Pyramid Copper Company Lordsburg Grant County O. R. Smith David L. Snediker James J. Larkin New York City Peter Stederoth Jersey City New Jersey Great Western Commercial Company Roy Mora County Buahkevits Alex 5. Bushkevitz Adell Bushkevitz Max M. Bushkevits Lemont Lenol

Japan Clark Corrects Steer Roping Record

A Denver Post letter disputes Charles B. Irwin's steer roping time of 38 16 seconds, citing older records from McGonigle, Carroll, Gibson, and others. The writer, JAP LL. CLARK of New Mexico, argues a 22 to 24 second range and notes McGonigle’s earlier three-steer performance.

Denver Post Cheyenne Wyo Charles B. Irwin Clay McGionigle Carlabad N. M Wilson Carroll Ted Oklahom el Paso Texas Gibson Arizona McGonigle Yury Clay McGonigle Jap LL. Clark New Mexion

Gans and Nelson Clash in Looming Heavyweight Bout

James J. Corbett observes the Gans Nelson rivalry, praising Nelson’s brute strength and endurance while noting Gans’s ring craft and past world title form. Corbett weighs age, life choices, and training effects on both fighters ahead of a September showdown in Goldfields.

Gans Bat James J. Corbett Nelson McGovern Ernc Frank Eric Joe New York Mil_ Waukee Chicago Dane Baltimore Lsten Bla Ife Jimmy Britt Queer Street Bothmen Fieeters Britt

Penny Parlor Announces Weekly Show Change

Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street advertises a new program with new pictures and songs every Saturday morning for a penny. An advertisement also touts Burdock's Blood Bitters for pure blood and urges simple exercise and cleanliness for longevity.

Davis South Second Street

Territorial Topics Cleaning Up Las Vegas Before Fair

Several thousand visitors will come to Las Vegas for the fair with six caravan routes noted by the Optic. City crews should clear streets and alleys and repaint where needed to present the best appearance upon visitors’ return. The paper urges collective effort to ensure a favorable impression.

Las Vegas Six Vegas

John M Cain Ill in Deming as Brother Arrives

Thomas Cain of Idaho Springs Colo arrived in Deming to be with his brother John M Cain who lies seriously ill at his bedside. Mrs M Harmon of Detroit Mich, Mr Cain’s daughter, joined the family earlier and remains at the bedside as Deming residents wait daily for hopeful reports.

John Cain Deming Thomas Cain Idaho Springs Colo John M. Cain M. Harmon Detroit Mich Mr. Cain Cain

Las Vegas Ladies Hunt Snipes At Night

Mrs C H Bailey and Miss Elsie Hoffman hunted snipe at El Porvenir using a lantern while William Curtis Bailey claimed no snipe were present in the Bailey refrigerator. The outing was disrupted by a disturbance and Mrs Bailey reportedly developed a taste for sardines on a trip to Hermit's Peak.

Onlpe C. H. Bailey Elsie Hoffman el Porvenir William Curtis Bailey Bailey

Shoes by Douglas Give Your Feet a Leather Home

A persuasive ad extols W L Douglas shoes promising style comfort and durability. It urges readers to care for their feet with well made leather footwear costing 3 50 dollars and lasting long without needing replacement.

Buster Brown W.L. Douglas

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