For Sale Misc Items and Livestock Listings
A jumble of sale notices lists horses ponies mules and vehicles at Hunter's Yard and 310 North Broadway with prices and contact details. Include items from Fresh Jersey cows to Winchester shotgun and white pigeons. Also ads for rooms saloon business real estate and farm stock in Albuquerque and El Paso areas.
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City
Mathews
Pecos
N. T. Armijo
Edward Shepard
Pearl Street
New York
C W. Hunter
North Broadway
P. O
Albuquerque
Joe Richards
West Iocal
South Broadway
South Ame
City Water
N. Sth
North 3Rd St
Occidental Life Building
South Becond
North Arno
South Seventh Street
Mast Central Avenge
Turnienea
South Third Street
Invalida
Creige
Silver Avenue
West Central Ave
Highlands
W. V. Futrelle
South Second Street
South Arno
Wison
Hunter's Agen Yard
Bsale—Fresh Jersey Co Ow
Heap
E. M. Miller Landau
W. E Butchart
Oregon Stre Street
el Paseo
F. J. Stipeman
West Overland St
el Paso
Texas
Robert's Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
Tel
Beat Albers
South High
Hunter's Wagon Yard
BE. J. Strong
P.O
White Rocks
J. W H. Dailey
North Second Street
Mcres
C. B Gleckler
Salie
W. P. Metcalf
West Gold Avenue
Brocks
Ear Line
Cath
Leon Bordenave
Kireter
North Eighth— Street
W. Tijeras
T. J. Rawger
Abs Bae Land
Hox
Rou
Tse
Walter Street
Wanted Positions From Richards Employment Office in Albuquerque
Wanted positions list from a local employment office including housework cooks clerks for mercantile stores and ranches. A healthy man seeks a position as electing keeper and clerk with seven years in repair shops and strong references. A woman seeks bookkeeper or general office work through the local Journal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Teeis Elemen
Ineale
Richard’s
Norral Avenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Sevn
Oan Yhee
Election Proclamation for Albuquerque 1908 Mayor and Council
A proclamation by Frank McKee, mayor of Albuquerque, sets April 7 1908 as election day with polling places in the first to fourth wards. Voters elect mayor, city clerk, city treasurer, and council and school board members for four year terms. The document is signed by McKee and city clerk Harry F. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKee
City of
Albuquerque
N. M
Newtow
First Ward
North Second Street
Charles Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
Board of Education
Fydr Pears
Elty Couneil
Elty Council
Fourth Ward
Harry F. Lee
Morning Journal Want Ad Seeks Laundry and Poultry Sales
The notice advertises Imperial Laundry back of the post office for laundering ladies collars shirt waists and skirts. It also promotes honey for sale with 10 pounds for 81 and 60 pound cans for five dollars plus poultry chicks and eggs from Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks and Black Minorcas with pricing and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Laundry
W. P. Allen
P. O. Box
Albuquerque
N. M
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
McGuire
Spokane Rate Case Seen As Big Test For Inland Cities
Washington reports say the Interstate Commerce Commission drafted an opinion in the Spokane rate case ordering the Hill and Harriman lines to set fair inland freight rates. Advocates argue the ruling should curb higher interior rates and water-competition distortions, benefiting Spokane and other inland cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hill and Harriman Lines
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
United States
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
British Columbia
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Seatle
A. W. Doland
Spokane Robbers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chamber of Comerce
Prouty
Prescott Candidate Eugene Brady O Neill Seeks Congressional Nomination
Salt River valley statesman Eugene Brady O Neill campaigns in Prescott for the Democratic nomination to Congress. He tells a Journal-Miner representative he believes he has an excellent chance to win and argues the paramount issue before the territory as his canvass continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Journal-Miney
Eugene Brady O'Neill
Salt River Valley
Marcus Aurius Smith
Congress
Prescott
Journal-Miner
Myopin
Territory rail rate protest and political stance in Prescott
A speaker condemns high freight charges by railroads as burdens on territory residents, citing 15 cents per ton versus national averages. He attacks saloon influence, supports anti gambling measures, and urges purging of licensed liquor sale by those in the trade. He plans to debate campaign issues in Prescott around April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
China
India
United States
O'Neill
Prescott
Cameraign
Army Officer Convicted of Cruelty to Soldier
Captain Clark D. Dudley of the Fourth Cavalry at Boise barracks was court martialed for cruelty after forcing a young soldier to parade on the barracks porch for three hours with a placard bearing the words bad boy. He was sentenced to four months at the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark D. Dudley
Fourth Cavalry
Boise Barracks
Boise
Dudley
Fighting Capacity of American Ships
Army and navy life argues against unfair criticisms of U S battleships. It claims American ships exceed foreign contemporaries in gun power and armor protection. Turret and boiler protection are stronger, machinery is tougher, and hulls stay battle ready longer. Overall, American battleships are viewed as superior and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Evans
House Favors Land Grant Inquiry
Washington March 24 The House committee on public lands favors a Senate joint resolution directing the attorney general to sue railroads in the northwest for land grant violations tied to the Harriman system The committee argues that the forfeiture clause and justice to innocent purchasers require action and that government rights must prevail over private interests The resolution is reported to the House without amendment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Wahsington
House Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Harriman
House
Mondell
Department of Justice
Congress
Albany Gambling Bills Stall Amid Senate Lobby Rumors
In Albany March 24 rumors swirl of strong opposition to race track gambling bills. Senators claim little solid backing against the measures though some opponents say they have thirty votes. Senator Agnew sought to move the bills from general orders but was blocked by Senator Grady. A final Assembly debate on Thursday looms, with passage unlikely before next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
WN. Y
New York City
Senate
Agnew
Grady
The
Assebly
Cyclone Devastates Lynn Georgia Town Killings Reported
A tornado struck Lynn, Georgia, destroying the town and killing two people, Jim Wright and a Major Lyle child. Many injured, homes barns and stores ruined, Bailey house carried ten feet, a child blown into the woods, track reported at 1400 yards long. The piece ends with an intrusive advertising note urging readers to use the Morning Journal for sales ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Lynn
Jim Wright
Lyle
Bailey
Reliance Electric and Construction Company Dissolution Notice
Territory of New Mexico certifies the voluntary dissolution of The Reliance Electric and Construction Company. The stockholders filed consent March 17, 1908, with the secretary and record on file in Santa Fe. The certificate confirms compliance with territorial corporate act provisions and dissolution proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of New Mexico
Nathan Jaffa
Reliance Electric and Construction Company
Te al Albuquerque Bernalille County
36Th Legislative Assembly
A. D
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Bathan
Mexico
N. C. Flint
Officers barred from rifle meets in national matches
Washington reports an army appropriation amendment would bar enlisted men and commissioned officers alike from national rifle and revolver matches. The proposal excludes cadets West Point and Annapolis and all officers from participation, potentially reducing high level marksmanship and fellowship at Camp Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
States
District of Columbia
West Point
Annapolis
War Department
Camp Perry
Wastas
Massachusetts
Ohio
U.S Cavalry
U. SS. NewrbeAcaumedy
Pennsylvania
U.S. Infantry
New York
New Jersey
Minnesota
Unrons
Wisconsin
U. SS. Marine Corps
Michigan
Oregon
Maryland
Georgia
New Hampshire
Iowa
Connecticut
Colorado
California
Montana
Maine
Florida
Kansas
Indiana
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Hawaii
Wyoming
West Virginia
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi
South Carolina
Nebraska
Alabama
Tennessee
North Dakota
Louisiana
Vermont
North Carolina
Virginia
National Board For the Promotion of
National Board
Standard Oil Lawyers Accused of Misconduct
United States Attorney asked to dismiss the Standard Oil of Indiana appeal from a $29,640,000 fine. The motion cited alleged improper conduct by attorneys John Miller and E. K. Eddy. Judge Grosscup continued the matter to April 14 when the full court will be in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Rims
Grosseup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Landis
John Miller
EK. A. Eddy
Standard Oil Company
Grosscup
Court of Appeals
North Dakota Delegates Favor Bryan at State Convention
Grand Forks North Dakota March 24 The democratic state convention meeting tomorrow will instruct for Bryan according to Cashel state central chairman He says he will not offend Governor Johnson supporters as many Bryan Democrats honor Johnson Reported at night shows 392 of 688 delegates instructed for Bryan 229 with no instruction and five for Johnson Some delegates have not yet spoken.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Cashel
State Central Committee
Bryan
Johnson
North Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colombo
PPL
ILE, Ostei
Flexible Ladder Co
Wheeling
N. T. Armijo Building
Tentech
Egg Heres
West Gold
Arno
Edith
Household Loan Company
West Central
Security Warehouse & Improvement Co
Grant Block
Third Street
Central Ave
PN Tata Tatags
Craige Hotel
A. V. Ragsdale
United Wireless Telegraph
Delaney _ 28
Putney
L. B. Putney
Ménto
Southwest
Southwestern Business Association
Central Avenue
Malaga Land and Improvement Co
Wallace Burke
North First Street
Bennett Indian Curio Company
Everitt's
West Eld Avenue
J. J. Morning Journal
Stow Real Estate and Investment Company
Klast Central Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Aightlande
Bath
Fourth Street
Suh Street
Park Siti ' Im
2Th Street
Broadway
Weling
Central Evenge
A. Fleischer
Genand
South Street
West
Ana
H. BE. Rutherford
Anhalt
Co. A. Grande
Tijeras Canyon
Frank M'Kee
the Simpier - Clark Shoe Company
P. O. Carry the
Ron
Hiawatha
HOPE
Commerce Commission
Oweill
Prooper
the Morning Journal
LOGY
Hughes
Standard Oil
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