Jersey cattle show at New Mexico territorial fair
The Jersey Bulletin reports the Jersey cattle show at the twenty sixth New Mexico territorial fair in Albuquerque from September 17 to 22. A larger purse of 800 dollars tops any North American fair, with entries due by September 14. Event highlights include Derby entries, Good Roads delegates, and a strong musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Bulletin
Indianapolis
Ind
New Mexico
United States
Canada
Solomon Luna
Rosenwald
The
Fair Association
Epworth Leaguer of
J. M. Sollie
Albuquerque
City of
Hickey
J. J
Shively
Santa Fe
Miss Shuttle Dunes
Epworth League
T. M. Harwood
N. 5
Rose
Estancia
Las Vegas
Robinson Park
First Methodist Church
CB. Dalton
el Paso
Highland Methodist Church
South
George M. Gibson
Paso
J. Stevens
Mary Matthewsen
Santa Fe at the Big Fair at Alimgorique
The New Mexican reports the twenty sixth New Mexico Territorial fair in Alimgorique beginning September 17 with strong management and top attractions. Santa Fe Centrals face Trin idad Bleak Ball team, Morenes and Cliftonams from southern All 22nd, and Albuquerque Mcintosh Browns in baseball. Santa Fe also features in four $1,000 stake races with Char s Closson, Daniel J, and N Salmon. Lovers and Lunatics play September 11, with tickets available. Also notes Good Luck Grocery, Reynolds Building, and Jaffa Krack Kream Bread ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexican
New Mexico
Alimgorique
Santa Fe Centrals
Hesitaue
Trinidad
Colorado
Slim and Frisky Exhibit as Albuquerque Fire Horses
Slim and Frisky, two trained black horses at Albuquerque fire headquarters, will soon perform exhibition stunts. Once unhitched and unaware of a fire wagon, they now react instantly to alarms, racing together under harness. Bought for over 400 dollars, they are valued at 750 with offers refused, as firemen showcase their efficiency and the department plans public demonstrations.
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Albuquerque
Clark
Rose
Dee
Gerwig
Chaves
Caroline A. Strong
Monmouth, I
Bartless
Prisky
Albuqueraie
Recoud
Stim
No contamination in Matthews dairy report issued
Albuquerque board of health released the city chemist and Weinzirl reports on typhoid testing. Three Matthew’s dairy water samples were free of typhoid contamination. City wide tests from August 14 show all samples, including wells and dairies, uncontaminated.
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Las Vegas
Matthew's Dairy
Albuquerque Board of Health
John Weingzirl
Albuquerque
N. M
Weinzirl
James E Matthew
John C. Pearce
M. D
Board of Health
James H. Wroth
Frank M Kee
Ane
Wroth
Joan . Pearce
Alpuquerque
Joan Wrinziul
Varios
Rival Restaurateurs Clash at Depot Then Police Court
Proprietors Suntang and Donecker of rival restaurants fought after a routine depot encounter when a passenger exited a train. The fray drew in officers including Strausner. case postponed until this afternoon. Also notes announce a stage show Lovers and Lunatics at Ellis theater September 11 and mountain trip lunches by J W Anderson Co. F C Huel of San Pedro is in the city on business.
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CE. Suntang
R. C. Donecker
Strausner
Ellis’ Theater
Matson
Eet Ontentdadis F.C. Huel
San Pedro
Albuquerque Fire District Ordinance Establishment 1906
City Council adopts Ordinance No 360 amending prior fire district rules for Albuquerque. It creates inner and outer fire districts with construction limits, defines their boundaries, prescribes building materials, and sets enforcement penalties. The measure, approved September 4, 1906, is signed by Mayor Frank McKee and City Clerk Harry Fleis.
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City Couneil
City of
Albuquerque
New Mexco
Vald City
State Avenue
Tieras Avenue
Broadway
Coal Avenue
Second Street
Lead Avenue
Fifth Street
Gold Avenue
Silver Avenue
Sixth Street
Tijeras Avenue
Fourth Street
Marquette Avenue
Td Street
Third Street
Rona Avenue
New York
New York Avenue
First Street
First State Avenue
Slate Avenue
High Street
Walter Street
Said Alley
Edith Street
Santa Fe Avenue
Arno Street
Pacific Avenue
Iron Avenue
Fourth Streets
Stover Avenue
Pen Street
New
Frank Mckee
Artest
Harry Flei
Fragmentary Note Uses Odd Budget Language
A unclear OCR fragment describes buying items and a price mention of twenty dollars for tax. Names, places, or a clear event are not discernible. The text reads as a jumbled shopper’s note with vague references to quantities and a figure.
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Jersey
America
Epworth
Presbyterian Church
Minor
Lead Avenue Methodist
C. Baldwin Church
Good Roads
Commercial Elut
Joanna
Messrs. C. Fulbright
B. W. Dobson
W. G. Hope
Chadbourne
BE. J. Alger
Hialmann
Commercial Club
L. Sommers
Denver Regalia and Masquerade Company
Denver
Colo
Sommers
Eddie Porter
Edina
McCanna
Lola White
Minor C. Baldwin
Rossini
Guenod
Old
Kentucky Home
Baldwin
Dr. Baldwin
Joshua 8
Raynolds
Vrontona
Fleuret
Feneces
Mendelssohn
Batiste
Menean
George M. Inson
D. H. Hammond
Maggie Emmons
C. Mabel Palgham
Raton
League
W. G. Ogle
F. BE. Bellamy
A. BH. Robinson
Turdice
Edith Corbett
Alice
C. M. Light
Dtty Normal
Luther Poster
Agricultural & Mechanic Arts College
Mesilla
Wark
Territorial Board of Education
J. E. Clark
Light
Foster
Santa Pe
Presdent
W. G. Tight
Univerity
Tof
Lovel
Tight
Adminson Licents
Mateau
Jaffa
Matthew
Maloy's
Maloy’s
J. W. Anderson & CO
Reynolds
Jacob Flaming —Pealer
South First Street
Merchants Cafe
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
Ana
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Borradaile & GO
Gola Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
Railroad Avenue
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front 117 West Railroad Arena
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone Co
Atbuq
Rque Business College
Erm
Albuqi Milliken
Eos Business College
Albucverque, New Mexico
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