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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1905

Page

4

Tax Reform Plea in New Mexico Territory Tax Equity

The Farmington Hustler argues tax valuations in San Juan County are too low and tax rates too high. It urges returning property to not less than two-thirds of saleable value, cites county figures on money, stock, and agriculture, and calls for sharper equalization and possible legal changes. It notes statehood would face fiscal realities and highlights irrigation, mining scholarship, and western development themes.

Farmington San Juan New Mexico Arizona Board of Equalization West Eddy County Oil Lakewood Carlstad Toveielle Company Baldy County Lakewand Lakewood Oil Company Leopold Batbach Delda Halbach Carlstigd Son Colorado

Sleep Baby Like a War-Time Lullaby Returns Home

Poem-like lines reflect a parent’s hopeful plea as a soldier father, after distant battles, nears home to protect his child. The verses reference war, travel, and reunion with a baby, savoring calm after turmoil. The tone echoes a newspaper card announcing a sentimental wartime moment and the return of a serviceman.

Japan Rover

John Lee Proves Himself a Good Rider at bronco busting show

John Lee from the Diamond ranch near Engle New Mexico wowed about 2 000 spectators with bareback riding and bronco busting. He rode a mean Quarter Circle Ten bronco before the grand stand then rode Maude bareback on a second mule, earning a hearty ovation. Arizona and Star, two undefeated broncos, arrive for exhibitions this week at bronco busting contests offering purse prizes.

John Lee Engle Brosion Evn Et Traction Park Lee Walter Birchfield Diamond A Ranch Maude Leo Arizona

Watermelon Picnic to Fair Boost in San Juan County History

The article recalls Farmington’s twenty sixth annual fair and its origins from a water melon picnic by the San Juan river. It notes the fair’s growth since 1880, linked to a productive county, hospitality, and progress, and foresees a new era with the railroad bringing broader business and faster development for the San Juan valley.

Farmington San Juan River San Juan County Durango San Juan Valley Banner County New Mexico

Selections From Press of Southwest Promote Local Colleges

The Roswell Commercial club education committee aims to secure a college for girls at a starting cost around $20,000, hoping to keep young people at home and bolster town prosperity with rail improvements and local church activity. Other items praise Raton development, critique Willetts, report Eddy County oil discoveries near Lakewood, and note mining optimism and White Oaks schooling efforts.

Roswell Raton Raton Range

Second Paralytic Stroke Claims Herman Hase

Herman Hase aged 53 died at 412 West Lead Avenue at 8 45 this morning from a second paralytic stroke. Funeral plans await word from a Kansas brothel to be heard by Wednesday or Thursday. Hage, longtime hide and wool buyer, was among Albuquerque's oldest residents and prominent in Gross Kelly Co dealings in Gallup. Wife and daughters Anna Bertha and Katie mourn. All were at the death bed.

Herman Hase West Lead Avenue Kansas Herta Hage Albuquerque Gross, Kelly & Co Gallup Anna Bertha Katie

University News Roundup From Campus Activities

The asanay picnic and fall-semester shift feature a day in Bear canyon with about thirty students. New football suits arrive for the Varsity. scrimmages among elevens boost prospects. Captain Crawford drives practice. Danahy, Smith and Allen show strong form. A debating society constitution was adopted. Estrella persists for the girls. An interclub debate and varsity selection loom. Athletic officers elected include Frank Alvord and Gladys Stary among others. Mineral exhibit heads to Territorial fair, mirroring a St. Louis World’s Fair display effort.

Asanay Bear Canyon Crawford Danahy Smith Allen Estrella A. & M. College the Athletic Association Frank Alvord Gladys Stary Clarenot Worth Kenneth Heald Board of Treasure Control Tieht Prof. Angell Mike Hickey Ralph ‘Tascher Kirk Bryan Charce of Tomi Kim St. Louis

Prominent Statehood Advocate to Visit Tomorrow

Governor Llpwellyn Powers of Maine, a leading congressman, is due to speak at the joint statehood conference tomorrow. His presence signals strong support for statehood activities and potential oratory on education funding.

Llpwellyn Powers Greseman Maine Hymilton House Territorial Giree Eodmekmle Rodey Fron Lime Arteana Elok Congress

Alamo Hive Review Set for Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall

Local note details a Tuesday gathering of Alamo Hive No. 1 S T M at Odd Fellows hall. Santa Fe officials and Albuquerque visitors discuss the big excursion, Santa Fe day at the fair, and business ties. Howard Clarke returns from six weeks in New York noting growing interest in Indian curios. J D Caldwell resumes duties at The Globe with marriage and new home, while Houghton and Santa Fe traffic staff plan travels. Brown and Van Slyck of El Paso visit the fair to meet southern west guests.

Alamo Hive No Odd Fellows’ Hall Margaret Jenks New York Clarke J. D. Caldwell Chicago W. BR. Brown el Paso J. S. van Slyck Paso South West

Miss Gilbert Millinery Display This Saturday

The Misses Gilberts have purchased the Winters Millinery business and will offer a fine new line of pattern and up to date street hats for display on Saturday. The Gilbert Millinery Company plans to showcase fashionable headwear.

Lost and found notices from 309 North Broadway context

Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping offered for rent at 309 North Broadway. A tan rain coat was lost Sunday evening. Return to Ida B. Summers. Reward implied for safe return.

North Broadway Ida B. Summers Coward

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