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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
5
John Beaven with family returns from a summer trip through Los Angeles San Francisco Ocean Park San Diego and other California resorts.
Markets steady to weak with mixed quotes from Levy Bios to Logan Bryan coverage. Commodities show steer and sheep movements with Kansas City cattle and provs futures. closing prices feature Atchison Penns, copper and lead steadiness amid late summer activity.
Giyeia Stachlin ten year old son of A L Brooklin of East Howard avenue was injured while diving at the natatorium. His head struck the platform above the pool leaving the scalp exposed. He was taken to a physician. fourteen stitches closed the wound. The injury is serious but not fatal. Burlington Flyer Train No 6 halted near Butte following telegraphers strike.
Case reports no new information in the death by own action of Miss Georgia Zimmerman. The sole theory remains that she despondently chose death to drown her troubles. Friends viewed the floral casket at Borders undertaking Priors. Mrs C W Zimmerman directed the remains be shipped home and the body sent west tonight on No 1.
The Citizen recalls Cap P. Smith a prominent early Gallup deputy and saloon man. He arrived in 1882 as a cowpuncher near Grants then opened saloons at Thoreau Coolidge and Gallup with partner Blind Jim. He chased out a desperado Cherokee near the New Mexico line and brought him to Albuquerque. His brother Doc Smith also faced murder accusations amid their cattle and saloon ventures with Sweetwood & Smith at Williams.
Miss Ida Wiley, once a Las Vegas resident, reportedly married in Colorado Springs to William Scots Whiter, whom she had rejected locally. Whiter’s first wife had died, enabling the long deferred ceremony to take place.
Officials report rapid progress on pledging land for the Elephant Butte dam project. Holt announces 20 000 acres pledged with 20 000 more planned as part of 110 000 acres to be benefited. Mexico accepts water sharing terms. NM Texas and Mexico delegates outline a likely treaty at the next congress. A large NM delegation will attend the Portland irrigation congress.
Roswell reports the ceremonial institution of the fifth Elks lodge in New Mexico. Members from Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Vegas and Amarillo Texas attended the initiation led by A C Reneehan district deputy for New Mexico. The city wore purple and white and the new lodge hosted an elaborate bar at the Grand Central hotel.
Representatives of the colored community in the Indian Territory gather in Muskogee to organize for statehood and to elect delegates to future conventions. The convention runs several days to plan methods for enforcing constitutional rights under the forthcoming territorial government.
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