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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
5
Closing quotations received by Levy Brothers and correspondents for Logan and Bryan at the Barnett Building summarize the day’s market activity. The report notes price levels and notable movements with emphasis on financial instruments traded.
A framed copy of Raphael's Sistine Madonna, created by Fraulein Ripberger, is displayed as a marvel of the age in the foreign exhibits building at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland. The piece hangs in a northwest corner room, drawing attention amid various company notices and commodity listings.
A retail list from F P Trotter 122-124 South Second Street highlights picnic and mountain trip snacks. Oatmeal wafers graham wafers social teas ginger wafers and Zwieback are offered along with lunch baskets of various sizes. Readers urged to subscribe to The Citizen.
The Dresden artist Fraulein Ripberger spent seven years crafting a needlework version of Raphael's Sistine Madonna. Observers note the texture shading, drapery lines, and lifelike skin tones. critics acknowledge the work’s fidelity and embroidery ingenuity, with no paints used.
Dr Enzio Osuna, a city physician, has purchased a handsome Stevens-Duryea auto for 1200 dollars delivered from Denver. The car arrived yesterday in Albuquerque and was test driven with R L Dodson from Albuquerque Cycle and Arms Company guiding him. It is the fourth automobile owned by Albuquerque residents signaling growing popularity of the horseless carriage. Dr Osuna plans to use it for professional calls and recreation.
A new water plant with 609 gallons a minute capacity has been completed at Menaul Mission School. It will supply domestic and irrigation water, support a garden and aericulture experiments, and keep a pretty lawn. The installation costs about $3000.
Chief Thomas McMillin refutes claims against the police in Georgia Zimmerman’s death. He states no officer molested her during five weeks in the city and clarifies the arrest for soliciting and related charges, denying improper conduct or a habit of targeting rooms. He invites council inquiry if desired.
Secretary B Sellers informs readers that during the territorial fair week the evenings on Railroad avenue from First to Fourth streets and Second street from Railroad to Silver avenue will host elaborate street attractions from 8 to 11 pm. The event will feature marching bands red fire Indian sports cowboy riding foot racing soldiers drilling and similar shows with no tents or side shows allowed. Railroads will be roped off each night to allow spectators to view from sidewalks.
National Bank of Silver City assistant cashier T. L. Lowe reports Grant County mining activity drawing old prospectors to the area. He notes Silver City remains prosperous with merchants preparing for a strong winter trade.
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