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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1907

Page

5

Bill Westfall Wild West Show Thrills Park Crowd

A crowd of about 600 paid to see Bill Westfall perform at the park. He staged a display of his Wild West show including horse riding and a steer- biting routine with Hill as his lead. The feature involved biting the steer while a crowd watched, with mixed reactions from spectators.

Westfall American Lumber Company Railroad Avenue Bill Westfall Srrow Hill Bill Bil

Prominent merchant presses old name for Rio Grande avenue

A Albuquerque business community letter argues against renaming Railroad Avenue to Main Street, calling the move misguided and unnecessary. Speaker Simon Stern and others contend the current designation reflects local history, trade, and local deeds, urging the council to wait for opposing views.

University Studer To Stage Shakespeare Comedy This Year

University students, confident after pre show rehearsals, prepare The Merry Wives of Windsor as this year's annual play. Prof. cram leads a strong cast in a revised amateur production with careful costuming and stage settings. Patrons and patronesses are being organized for a high class performance expected to outshine past efforts.

Shakespeare Jine Cram Tehearault Hese

Rio Grande Avenue Popular Name Debate in Albuquerque

Businessmen press changing Railroad Avenue to Rio Grande Avenue as city council weighs the better main street name. Petition shows strong support for Rio Grande with 75 signers, arguing the river image suits the principal street of the city and region.

Rio Grande Trailroad New York State Main Street Railroad Avenue Albuquerque New York Chicago Boston Philadelphi Denver San Francico Trindad EL Paso el Council Duke of Road Feo Healt Elo Grande D. K. B. Sellers Rio 6 Grande Avenue Flo Grande Rio Grande Avenue

Burgess Indicates Extensions Will Be Made to Connect Cities

Before leaving Albuquerque, EB M Burgess, Colorado Telephone superintendent, hinted that long distance lines may connect Albuquerque, El Paso, and Silver City. In Albuquerque a conference with Clydemyth of Grant County Telephone explored tying two lines and extending the Colorado line from Rocerro toward Santa Fe, Denver area includes San Vega and other locales, with plans awaiting definite decisions.

Albuquerque EB. M. Hurgess Colorado Telephone Company Ed Paso Silver Chax Citizen Burgess Clydemith Grant County Telephone Company Colorado Rocerro San Vegan Santa Fe Trinidad Dunver Theaidert Texas

Prospects Reported From Algodones and Local Activities

Special Correspondent notes improvements in Algodones irrigation with a new Santa Fe flood-water flume under construction, while crops including alfalfa wheat apples and grapes show strong yields. A wedding unites Marianita Lovato and Federico Miera, and a new church roof nears completion as work advances.

Algodones Marianita Lovato Pedro Lobate Federico Miera Santa Fe Algodones Ditch Rio Grande

Annual report of Albuquerque building inspector Whitcomb report

Building Inspector A M Whitcomb presents the annual fiscal year report to the Albuquerque city council. It details 242 building permits valued at 328 815, 248 plumbing certificates, 130 electrical inspections, 132 street openings, four building moves, three unsafe demolitions, and fourteen sanitary or sewer connections. Fire escapes ordered on six buildings including the Elks, with erection orders placed. He proposes amending the inner fire limit damage cap from 50 to 25 percent and banning shingle roofs on repairs within that limit.

A. M. Whitcomb Albuquerque M . Gentle Elks Am, Whitcomb, Hide Pimbs Elee Tie

Mortuary notices and burials across city deaths

The death notices span several cases including Frank Samson whose funeral is at Strong's chapel this afternoon, Roy L Gamble to be buried in Kansas City, and Me Lue Tres in Santa Barbara cemetery. Also listed are Duncan Hore to be buried in Eleatherton, Chisholm, Elizabeth Whitehill, Charles Fields, F. S. Warner, Mrs Wright, and other related arrangements with interment plans in Fairview and other cemeteries.

Frank Samson Strong Crawford Christian Church Linc Pin Thyr Durlal Hand de Me Lue Tres Los Griegos Santa Barbara Duncan Hore Silver Avenue Eleatherton Nova Sea Chisholm Charles Fields Fairview Cemetery F. 8 Warner Rio Puerco Irving Shreveport Wright Charh Wright Missouri South Walter Street Adams

Local Notices and Obituaries From Historical Colorado Paper

Rose of Blues Water Development Company visits the city while Ball recuperates after appendectomy at Sisters' Hospital. The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company death list includes Alfred Case on July 4, 1903, Julian A Mer on November 22, year not clear, Hearne on February 25, 1907, Richard M. Waite on April 7, 1908, and John T. Kebler on April 12, 1907.

I. Rose Blues Water Development Company Oy Ball Pater Colorado Fuel 1Ivn Alfred Case Julian A Mer Jerome Hearne Pebruary Richard M. Waite John T. Kebler

Artists Should Leave Grand Canyon Alone

Frederic Remington, famed painter of cowboys and Indians, arrived in Albuquerque with Henry Smith after visiting Cloudcrest, New Mexico. He praised the canyon as a beauty beyond capture and said he would not sketch it, while noting the scenery around Cloudcroft and planning to travel onward. He stayed at the Alvarado and Harvey curio shop in Albuquerque and bought a Navajos pottery piece for his studio.

Frederic Remington Albuquerque Cloudcrest N. M Henry Smith New York City Citleen Remington Cloudcroft Stawey Grand Canyon Canyon Pellow Alvarado Borman Schwelker Harvey Curio Shop

Market quotes and price rounds from New York a day

Telegraphic market notes for April 15 report copper and ore prices in London and New York. Mentions American copper stocks, steel and locomotive firms, and grain and livestock prices with regional market snapshots from Chicago and St. Louis. Includes a caution about transfer of loans and call money.

New York London Bank I Money Market St Boule

Grand Concert Yhhomho Tai and Test Orchestra of New Mexico

New Mexico concert features Prof Di Mauro and the Well Selected Orchestra with Blondin Zeigler and others. Selections from opera and Verdi arias, piano four hands, overtures, and violin solos highlight the program. after concert dance and tickets on sale at Matson and Colombo Hall for the 17th. Millinery apprenticeship notice for Mrs Coverdale at once. Oxfords for women marketed at C Mays Store 314 West Railroad.

di Mauro Blondin Zeigler, Vianist New Mexico Opera Comigua DiMauro Praviata Frances Clarence Tothe Cavace DeWoit Sola Raben- Stet Mike Bertha Loebs Bertha Wardwell Martha Edith Ray Lee Lucia di la Marmoo Mr. Be el Trevatore Rigaletto Plano Las Radaracco EL Trovatore Mise Hertha Wardwell Zampa Matson Colombo Hall

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