Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Roswell Session Closed
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of New Mexico met in Roswell with fifty four delegates from thirty four lodges. Officers were elected including Grand Master J P Hodgdon and Deputy Grand Master Wm Howell. Trustees for the Orphan's Home were chosen. plans for the home and its funding were discussed with construction expected soon. The next grand lodge session will be in Albuquerque.
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Odd Fellows
Oryghan Mome
Roswell
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
New Mexico
Odd Fellows’ Hall
South Second Street
J.P. Hodgdon
Deming
Wmn. Howell
Raton
J.D. Clements
Ahunmagerde
Frank Talmadge
Hagerman
N. BE. Stevens
Albuquerque
Vw. W. Ogle
B. A. Sleyster
W.T. Manville
Silver City
Alfred Fells
Ruton
Texas
el Paso
Flock
Vermont
Hodgdon
Clements
Howel
Rebecca Districts
Livestock Men Prepare for New Mexico Meeting
Cattle and horse growers from New Mexico gather at the fair grounds for a Thursday meeting to organize a Black growers association. The convention will judge cattle sheep and horses with active support from the governor and cattle sanitary board.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Ringland to Head Forestry Headquarters in City
Ringland will run the forestry bureau district office serving New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma with headquarters here. Ringland, a New York man with the bureau since 1900, will arrive with forty or more employees by December for offices to open by year’s end.
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Minland
Forestry Bureau
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Hingland
New York
Temperance Theme At Mormon Conference Report
Salt Lake October 5 Temperate Wes the there of early all the speakers at the Mormon conference today Senator Smee made no short addream on the subject of prayer It was uns v by one of the speakers that in the four temples of the church three mission baptisms had been performed for the dead and 210000 for the living Baptisms for living and dead by proxy being one of the tenets of the Mormon faith
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Salt Lake
Smee
Tribute to Porfirio Diaz Promises Mexican Band Benefit
Albuquerque hosts a Thursday night concert by Mexico's National Band led by Teniente Nieva at the Convention Hall. All receipts go to the band, with admission 25 cents. The event honors President Diaz and aims to show gratitude to the board of control, the press, and the people. Also mentions intercollegiate lawn tennis results with top teams advancing.
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Bia
Convention Hall
Mexico
Armory
Board of Control
Teniente Nieva
Chihuahua
Diaz
Albuequerque
Albuquerque
Dia
Nieva
Blew art Reopens Minneapolis Rooming House on September First
The Minneapolis 522 South Second Street will reopen for business on September 1 by Mr. L. C. Blew art. The place has been newly repaired and furnished with a few rooms for light housekeeping. Rates are reasonable.
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Minneapolis
South Second Street
L. C. Blewart
Saratoga Chips Anti-dyspeptic Recipe Note
A kitchen note promotes potato chips fried in Cottolene instead of lard to aid digestion. Peel and slice potatoes, rinse in cold water, dry, fry in hot Cottolene in small batches, salt lightly, and drain on brown paper. Claims chips will be crisp, dry, and not greasy with no hog fat.
Tennis Tournament at Merion Grounds Reaches Third Round
The event began today at the Merion Cricket Club grounds. Seventeen singles matches were played with eight survivors: Harvard and Pennsylvania and Yale each have two, Princeton one.
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Merion Cricket Club
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Commissioners Elected for Duranes Ditch
The Duranes ditch election results show Jesus Romero Henry Springer and Jacobo Stickle elected unanimously for the Duranes canal commission. Mayor Francisco Lucero heads the slate as Dome. One ticket contested with broad precinct support.
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Jesus Romero
Leaury Springer
Jacobo Stickle
Duranes
Duranes Canal
Henry Springer
Dome
Francisco Lucero
Federal Judge Expands Jurisdiction Over Rebate Cases
In Los Angeles on October 5 Judge Wellborn ruled that federal courts can hear rebate cases previously treated as state offenses. The ruling came on demurrer to an indictment against the Pennsylvania Fruit Company for accepting rebates from the Southern Pacific. Repayment to cover costs of hauling oranges to freight houses falls under Interstate Commerce regulations.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wellborn
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Fruit Company
Southern Pacific
Fruit Company
Forecast and Notices from the Washington Desk
New Mexico and Arizona fair on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J P Dunlavy and Mr and Mrs John W Corbett of Mountainary arrive in Albuquerque to visit the fair. Modern Woodmen meet at Armory hall on Tuesday December 6 at 0 30 am to take part in the parade. At 9 o clock this morning a corps of young ladies will tag for St Joseph Sanitarium tag day at State National bank downtown. They plan to tag every passerby. Don t refuse it for a good cause.
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J. P. Dunlavy
John W. Corbett
Mountainaly
Albuquerque
Modern Woodmen of America
Armory Hall
St. Joseph Sanitarium
State National Bank
Wanted Woman Cook For Out Of Town Position
Advertisement seeks a woman cook for an out of town role. Apply at once to Dr Ga F McLandress’s office located at Whiting Hilowk, city.
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Ga. F. McLandress
Whiting Hilowk
Guest Dies in Hotel Fire in Startville Missouri
Pittman G Laings Pittman a 45 year old attorney and former editor of the American and English encyclopedia of law perishes in a blaze that destroys the Farmers’ hotel. Authorities believe he started the fire by upsetting a lamp.
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Guest
Startville
Laings Pittman
Farmers
Pittman
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