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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1906

Page

5

Agitation for Fire Escapes Gains City Support

City council notes relief funds and reports while debating fire escape mandates. Attorney Felix Baca claims property owners are ready to comply, but local hardware stores lack materials and the ordinance lacks material specs prompting a new ordinance. Building inspector and health issues prompt further discussions as officials consider building safety and alley access.

Felix Baca Mr. Baca Wilkerson and Gillewater

Meeting of the Albuquerque Commercial Club

A directors meeting is called for tonight at 8 o clock to discuss matters including expanding the Rio Grande woolen mills which open May A. The project would start immediately, employing 259 workers initially and increasing as capacity grows. The meeting may extend invitations to Rio Grande valley farmers for an April 18 lecture by Prof. J. J. Vernon on irrigation by pumping at Mesilla Park.

Alouquerque Commercial Club Rio Grande Valley Albuquerque J. J. Vernon Agricultural and Mechanical College Mesilla Park

Probate Court Hears Florence Anderson Will Case

Probate Judge Jesus Romero handled the will dispute as the children of the deceased and Mr and Mrs Bertinave contested the Sherman case alleging undue influence. The will, made at the birdin home two days before death, left most property to the Bertinaves, with legal counsel RoW D Bryan TN Wilkerson and W Heacock.

Jesus Romero Florence An-derson A. Bertinave D. Bryan TN Wilkerson W. ©. Heacock

Local notes on arrivals and a seed consignment

Attorney Modesto Orthe and family returned from a short visit to Peralta. The 4 o'clock report lists Santa Fe and Ame trains arriving around 2 40 a m. Judge Jesus Romer of Albuquerque awaits a rare seed consignment from Delegate Andrews. A native boy at Contra yards is noted as the best.

Modesto Orthe Peralta Santa Fe

Jury acquits Duran and Vigil in self defense ruling

In Bernalillo County Court the jury found S Duran and Candido Vigil used muskets only in self defense after a lengthy trial. They were accused of assault with a deadly weapon following an incident near Old Town as a crowd clashed with militia members. The trial highlighted tense conditions and delayed verdicts as witnesses testified and other cases moved forward.

Duran Vigil S. Duran Candido Old Town Nasario Montoya Klock & Owen Terriory Remaldo Sarracino J* Young Oy Assau T Cornelius Gabaldon Gabaldon Andreas Trujillo W. C. Hencork

Albuquerque Brick Factory Bares New Plant Details

A report on the Albuquerque Pressed Brick and Tile Co outlines a multi story plant nearing completion with shale grinders presses and an Iscomotorium elevator. Tests from Chicago indicate high quality brick in white buff and red hues and strong durability.

Albuquerque Pressed Brick & Tie Co Santa Fe Iscomotorium Algodones Chicago Brick Manufacturing Company Albuquerque Company Chicago

Severe Arizona snowstorms hit Flagstaff and Williams

An Arizona businessman notes unprecedented snow in Flagstaff and Williams last weekend with San Francisco mountains blanketed. Northeastern Arizona saw heavier six month precipitation than ever recorded, while Saginaw Lumber in Williams plans a May 15 restart with 500 workers, and Winslow's dams run high. Rumors say Santa Fe Pacific may build a Harvey outing house near Ash Fork to curb disorder. Speedy Thurston contracts smallpox. Bilas Sawyer reports lush grass on ranches in Coco­nite region. Coronel Sawyer warned of retirement pace as Winslow’s walking delegate.

Alouquerque Busin Es Men Flagstaff Williams Ariz oThe Sanfrancisco Mountains Arizona Saginaw Lumber Company Willams Ash Fork Moenhoes Coyne Seligman Albanderque Winslow Coconite E Coronel Sawyer

Holy Paint Heals Hopi Man After Doll Loan Incident

A Hopi man in Gallup, seeking relief from illness, received a clay doll loaned by Juiius. He used dissolved fetid water and frank for cures, claiming immediate healing. The incident appears in the Holbrook Argus. Separately, a regatta near Gallup reports a storm, with San Juan flooding the Farmington district and heavy rainfall across northern New Mexico.

Hopi Indias Jin Wur Qaldgt Wotalurs Juiius Julus H. Hf. Bourke Holbrook Argus Gallup Farmington San Juan New Mexico

M C A Meeting Held Last Night In Albuquerque

Last night a meeting in the Public Library building gathered about seventy two interested citizens and business leaders to form a Young Men's Christian Association in Albuquerque. They asked the national headquarters to send an organizer to aid the local effort. KR Baldwin chaired the gathering and reported strong business support and plans to secure a store room and fit it up. A subsequent meeting, aimed at marketing and permanent organization, will be called soon to advance the project.

Tase M. C Busines Iselves Ord Pnner Young Men’s Carnation Association Albuquerque KR. A. Baldwin Publo Library Netnat

Telegraphic markets wrap spans metal wool and stocks

Market briefs from New York and Chicago show metal and wool prices steady, money market firm with strong on call rates, bar silver and copper steady, cattle receipts at Chicago 4,000 with modest gains for beef and stockers, hogs up marginally, and Western cattle prices mixed as regional markets hold firm with limited movement.

New York Money On Call Strong Prime Mercantile

Caught Cold While Hunting a Burglar

Provincial constable Thomas Lanorgan of Chapleau Ontario recalls catching a severe cold while pursuing a burglar in a forest swamp last fall. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a rapid recovery after using two small bottles. The ad notes the remedy eases coughs and colds and is available from druggists. Also mentions Roney's Boys at the Bika theater tonight with fresh house rolls nightly. address 711 North Twelfth Street.

Wim. Thos. Lanorgan Chapleau Ontario Chamberlain

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