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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
5
Sheriff Perfecto Armiroux announced after noon that Fred B Heyn will assume duties as chief deputy at once. Heyn, a long time resident, has worked recently as an engineer for the Crystal Ice Company and is praised for his faithful service.
Portland Oregon hosts a "Great Siberian railway" exhibit along the Lewis and Clark trail offering a simulated Moscow station and real train ride. The tour passes Urals, Siberian steppes, Manchuria, and Port Arthur, recreating the siege era battles and famed sites for returning travelers.
A quiet wedding will be held at 708 East Railroad avenue tomorrow evening when Miss Bessie M. Pratt and James Hanson will wed. Miss Pratt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and well known locally, while Mr. Hanson is a clerk at Palmer grocery on North First street. The Citizen extends congratulations.
An obituary reports the death of Thomas W. Keats in Cornwall England on November 20 1904. A cablegram announcing the death reached the city the next day and was published in The Citizen, with wider notice in Keams Canyon Arizona and West areas. The Citizen asserts priority over foreign coverage in clipping the article.
A Albuquerque reader relays Mrs. W C Wood testimony from Fall River about Down's Kidney Pills curing backache and kidney complaints. She claims she traveled with boxes to New Mexico and urges others with similar symptoms to buy from authorized dealers, 50 cents each, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents.
A district judge holds that the governor's commission appointing Perfetto Armijo as Bernalillo County sheriff should be respected as official authority. The judge cites Conklin v Cunningham and Blfalt v Territory and urges speedy settlement of the matter in an appropriate court proceeding. The ruling emphasizes that Armijo’s position arises from a co ordinate branch of government and must be acknowledged by the courts.
The U S post office department issued a bulletin listing towns in New Mexico where post offices have been established and names of new postmasters. Entries include Eureka Brunes County A Gray Dennis Vatenein County Wm Pale and Ano Acomita Valencia County A D Al Tl postmaster and Sara h A Young postmistress Otero Valencia County A Gurule Paquaty Valencia County John in Chaven Jarita Junction Otero County John Colthorp postmaster Sunnyside Guadalupe County L Labadie postmaster and other details. Also advertises an Albuquerque liquor ordinance setting retail license fees and rules with effective date October 1 1905 and refunds for existing licenses.
Ordinance 308 amends section 172 to require a city license for gaming rooms and sets a license fee of two hundred dollars per year for each game. It allows cancellation and refund of unearned portions upon application. The ordinance takes effect September 15, 1906.
Glowing quotations received by Levy Bios correspondents for Logan Bryan with lists of Amalgamated Copper American Sugar wheats and grains futures. Chicago and Kansas City live stock markets show cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges, while New York closing quotes note Amalgamated Copper United States Steel and energy sector standings. Copper and lead prices edged lower or stable amid market activity in New York and Chicago.
A concise passage recalls Schillings Best with a single clear reference. No further details or context provided in the surviving lines.
Immaculate Conception church school opened with 166 pupils, a sharp attendance rise, especially in the primary department. Crowded conditions require another teacher. new rooms doubled last year’s capacity, likely needed this year. Spanish department to be led by A M Espinosa. Also notices on Santa Fe rail rates, Duke City Tea and Coffee opening, and local services.
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