Penitentiary Finances Questioned by Former Official
Albuquerque dispatch reviews the penitentiary budget with Hon. H O Bursum noting that Governor Hagerman's claim about last year’s bills being paid from current maintenance funds is broadly correct but incomplete. The 1905 06 fiscal year began December 1 1905 and the present management took charge April 12 1906, with $17 032 60 still due and $8 738 87 in supplies turned over. Bursum says the total available for maintenance this year is about $25 771 47, slightly above two thirds of the appropriation, and agrees with Hagerman that two convict camps for the scenic route are economically worse than a single camp.
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Albuquerque
Las Vegas
H. O. Bursum
Optic
Bursum
Hagerman
Statehood Draws Strong Support for Arizona and New Mexico
W. E. Ertiny argues for accepting Congress’s enabling act, listing losses if New Mexico and Arizona reject statehood. He warns of losing full citizenship, electoral power, two senators, revenue from school funds, and independence of judiciary, urging voters on November 6 to approve statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
United States
Growth and Change in the Penitentiary System
The article discusses the evolution of penitentiary management, arguing that expansion and modernization are natural as time passes. It notes that progress shifts with experience and new ideas, and that past methods should not be criticized by present standards, just as future results may outpace today’s.
Constipation cure ad plus lengthy excursion ticket offers
An assortment of notices appears, including an ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praising relief from chronic constipation and stomach troubles, priced at 25 cents and sold by druggists. The remainder lists rail passes with various city pairings, sale dates, and return limits for trips to Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, Buffalo, Dallas, and other eastern points, with June 1906 sale windows and October or June return deadlines.
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Baldwin
Edwardsville
Chamberlain
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Buffalo
Dallas
Texas
Professor claims Grace can become a concert singer
The father approves the idea while the mother doubts Grace will sing in the parlor again. Bluster accuses Blister of stealing the plan, and illustrated bits notes the potential of turning Grace into a concert artist.
Notice for Public Sale and Final Proof in New Mexico
Notice is published that Frany Jandavazo of Magdalena New Mexico has filed to make final proof for Homestead Entry No 3310 for the SEY and NEW SEN in Section 24 Township 3 S Range 1 W. Proof will be made before the Probate Clerk Socorro County on September 1906. Witnesses: Jesus Landavaze Atanacio Jaramillo Felicite Garcia Joan Garule all of Magdalena New Mexico Eugene Van Parren Register.
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Frany Jandavazo
Magdalena
N. M
SI Ney
New Sen Setion
Socorro County
Jesus Landavaze
Atanacio Jaramillo
Felicite
Department OF Tax
Lerihior
Las Crucen
Jesus Iandavazo
Socorro
Fel Francisco Landagazo
Juan Gurule
N. M. Eraune van Parre M
Rom Dereon
Lax Cruces
New Mexico
Gi S. Pino
Pineville
Lax
Fual
Jose Dolores Pino
Epifanio Baca
Manuel Min Sanches
Pino
Bes Pinoville
N. My
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H. C. Bursum
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Max Kirchman
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