Attorney Childers and the Removed Officials
W. B. Childers responds to a Journal editorial dispute over the governor’s powers and the legality of removing elected officials. He defends the courts as the proper channel for contest and warns against executive usurpation, invoking Chief Justice Marshall and the Hampden lineage while affirming obedience to lawful process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Mexico
United States
Hampden
Marshall
Mayberry Vas Madison
Marshal
W. B. Childers
Aztec Rite at Durango Fair to be shown off reservation
The New Mexico Arizona fair in Durango Colorado will feature the Navajo NeChe Ne-Buga sacred sand painting ritual. A heat medicine man will perform the rite September 27 28 and 29 with patient present and incantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Alleged jail breaker arrested in this city
A man identified as John Lynch was arrested late Saturday in a Firat street saloon and jailed. He claims to be innocent of Silver City jail break charges and awaits identification by New Mexico mounted police. Nearby, Morris Hobbs faces a drink charge with a hearing at 5.00 this evening after a police court arraignment. Carnival offenders Andreas Alvares and Bernardino Garcia pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and were fined or assigned five days by the street commissioner. Frant W Weston, accused of pickpocketing, was released after vagrancy charges, with a 15 day sentence contemplated. Pacagiiо Nuahes faced a minor confetti charge, paying a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynch
Firat Street
Lynch
Silver City
New Mexico Mounted Police
Belen
Morris Hobbs
Crawford
Hobbs
Andreas Alvares
Bernardino Garcia
Frant W. Weston
Weston
Local grocers differ on Schilling's Best powder cote policy
Some grocers sell Schilling's Best powder with money back guarantees while others do not. The Evening Citizen notes the split and the varied reasons behind the differing policies in local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling's
Epworth Leaguers Form Organization In New Mexico
The Epworth Leaguers of New Mexico formed a permanent territorial organization at a yesterday afternoon meeting led by delegates from across the territory. Officers elected include President W. G. Ogle Las Vegas. First VP Frank G. Bellamy Raton. Second VP A B. Rolf inson Albuquerque. Third VP Earth Corbett Las Vegas. Fourth VP Alice Vaught Raton. Secretary-Treasurer C. H. Appleton Albuquerque.
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The
1H League of
A. BE. Rolfinson
Albuquerque
Earth Corbett
Las Vegas
Alice] Vaught
Raton
Treamer
C. H. Appleton
Albuqueraque
New Mexico
Citiens
Albauerque
Bepworth League of the Methodiat Church
Albuquerate
Jeffries Denounces Bets On Britt Nelson Fight
James J Jeffries told The Citizen at ringside that all bets were declared off due to a late refereeing change in the Britt Nelson bout. He stated Graney was chosen less than an hour before the fight and that wagers placed five minutes before ring entry were voided, with winnings going to Nelson in many cases.
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Albuquerque
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Graney
Neleon
New Hotel and Rooming House Opens on South Third
Notice announces a new hotel and rooming house opening September 1 at 21 South Third Street. Mrs. R. Green is proprietor. Patronage solicit ed with special rate to regular boarders.
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South Third Street
R. Green
Baseball Telegram From Gallup Remains Pivotal
The Gallup base ball club sends a prepaid telegram to Albuquerque's team after a tourney misfortune, praising McGraw and noting a book on strategy. Also reported are two marriages in Albuquerque, including Samuel F. Wallie and Margaret Howard, and Rev. A. G. Harrison uniting Rev. William Wallie and Mabel Cook, with travel notes on church missions along the line from Albuquerque.
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Gallip
Houston
Gallup
N. M
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque Baseball Club
McGraw
Richard K. Pax
New York
H. R. Whiting
St. John’s
A. G. Harrison
Samuel F. Wallie
Magaret Howard
Albuquerque
St. John's Episcopal Church
William Wallie
Winslow
Mabel Cook
New York City
Wyllie
Starving in Albuquerque and a remedy pitch
Scattered text promotes assistance for those with weak digestion and hunger in Albuquerque. It touts J Hh O'Reilly Co offering Mona a stomach cure with money-back guarantees, while also praising H O'Reilly and a fruit mill flour brand for baking with promises of health, whiteness, sweetness, and nutrition.
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Aloneatergud
Vieluity
J. Hh. O'Reilly & Co
H. O'lWelly & Co
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Attorney Childers
Morning Journal
Neill B. Field
Pleld
Durango Fair
Dope
Mickikah
Tifteey Tien
Wert
Tabey
Nitlana
Slinwe
Minnis
Ine
Slakte
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Pines
Chicago
Panlue
Ransat Botter
Misanari
Nebraska
Wleven
de Hience
Weitren
Maude Valerie Wiig
Baretta Gillette Moulton
Elks” Opera House
Pacagiiio Nuahes
Subwarive
Epworth Leaguers
ELS Cied
O. F
E. C
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melini & Eakin
Albuquerque, N. M
Sococosoos
Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
Santa FE
Albquerque
Connection
Lynn
Haven Bay
Blu Point
First Street
Silver Avenue
Watton
L. H. Shormaker
Drayin’ Shippin’ Freightin
Agai
O. F. Platt
Hendrix Avenue
J. H. O’ Rielly and Company
M. Berger
Weat Copper Avenue
Haviland
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Duke City Tea and Coffee Co
Wet Silver Ave
S. T. Vann
O. D
New Mexico Board
Van's Drag
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Superintendenta Fairview Santa Harbera Cemeteries Monuments
West. N. Second St
Both
Plionen
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
Eureka
Hahn's
MH. Briggs & Co
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
May
Old Town
Court House
Nick Franco
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Plano
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
South Second
Colorado Telephone Co
Room
N.T. Art
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