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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1906

Page

5

Famous American balloonist 70 exhibit in Albuquerque

At Fairmount park Kansas City a sensational parachute race featured Prof. King America’s famed aeronaut and England’s Edna Linson with his wife and a trained monkey. King and Linson raced from 1,006 feet above ground, King leading as Mrs. King clings to her balloon. The event is billed as a centerpiece of the twenty sixth annual fair with daily ascensions and parachute races September 17 to 22, drawing attention for the balloon acts and other fair plans including Jersey cattle exhibits and premium listings.

Fairmount Park Kansas City Prof. King America B. Linsor England Professor King Albuquerque King Monk Joose Earth Prof Linson Kansas City Times Ted King Edna Linson Fair Association J. B. McManus Charles E. Gleckler Jersey Ahd Dl Plomar Prof. Linson Mrs. King

Fears Husband May Steal Child Spurs Probate Guardianship

A divorce seeking wife asks probate court to appoint a legal guardian for their five year old and estate. Judge Romero names Hatch as guardian with bond and attorney, amid accusations of cruelty and desertion. Separate estate matters and hearings for several decedents are scheduled or continued for September and August.

Hocaine Sae Houging Harkata Helen Coneck Jamie E Comvnick Albert J. Cometuck Santa Fe Eynxville Ind Barbara Helen Hateh Bouta Walter Street Romero Atta Hatch Ae Wuardian Comlock Carlow Lopes , Kulz Jose Lopes Y Ruiz Ala C. de Badaraces Elating Ono Dieckmann Norman L. Kempherér Hobert Househild Margarita Montoya de Ari Juan Sal Abel Flors

May Hold Battalion Review in Albuquerque

Plans stir among First Regiment National Guard of New Mexico officers to inspect and review Companies B Old Town G of this city Sliver City and Las Cruces companies now at Austin Texas expected to arrive August 11 or 12 Governor Hagerman approves movement and may attend review Fleet Regiment band to be ordered out parade and reception planned after parade officers will be present at reviewing stand troops to showcase knowledge from Austin encampment plans near completion prior to Camp Mabry return

National Guard of New Mexico Old Town Las Cruces Austin Texas Hagerman Fleet Regiment Lee Eee Tarkington John Barradalle W. H. Andrews Caree Camp Mabry

Salvation Army Juniors Meet With Program in City Hall

Major Willis of San Francisco secretary of the Junior work of the Salvation Army, will lead meetings tonight and tomorrow night in the Army hall. Tomorrow's program includes songs, prayers, recitations, instrumental trio, duets, and readings by Anna and Lena Maples, Judy, Grace, and Ellen Peterson, and Bruce Ramsey. All Juniors are invited to attend.

Major Willis San Francisco Cal Southern Pacific Salvation Army Army Hall Willis Clauds Judy Grace Ehulta Lena Maples Lizzie Peterson Liet Smith Ellen” Peterson Bruce Bruce Ramsey Hilmer Peterson Winnie Ethel Maples Lena Aples Major Willis Dewey Anna Maples Ellen Peterson

Albuquerque Visitors Parade Through City

Multiple Albuquerque arrivals and departures noted in city items. M H Sabin and District Attorney FP W Clancy toured in from Albuquerque. J B Hannum of Continental Oil, John H McCutcheon of Industrial Advertiser came in from the south. Raynolds party left for Albuquerque and El Paso with Herbert Raynolds from Boston. R C Dillon of Gross Kelly & Co returned to duties. Harry Saupp of Field wholesale visited with his new Las Vegas bride.

M. H. Sabin Albuquerque FP. W. Clancy J. B Hannum Continental Oil Company Tday John H. McCutcheon Industrial Advertiser Joshua Raynolds el Paso Herbert Raynolds Boston Mass R. C. Dillon Gross, Kelly & Co Harry Saupp Iiield Las Vegas

Gabaldon fined for assaulting Mrs Bruno in Barelas

Cornelio Gabaldon convicted in the justice of the peace court at Precinct No 5 for drifting into intoxication and assaulting Teresa Bruno of Barelas. The jury awarded a $15 fine plus trial costs as Judge W C Heacock prosecuted. Also noted is a Philadelphia Ice Exchange indictments on conspiracy to raise prices and an advertisement for a August 7 cash clearance sale by Golden Rule Dry Goods Co and W A Hahn Co.

Teresa Bruno Barelas Cornelio Gabaldon Bruno Justice of the Peace Court W. C. Heacock ICE Exchange Philadelphia Billy Iee Exchange Golden Rule Dry Goods Co Bangeries

Fragmentary classifieds mix for Al Varado hotels and local listings

Fragmented notices show teen mowing task at Second Street and a hotel staffing ad seeking four bell boys under fourteen. Also listed are a furnished modern cottage for rent, a barn with chickens at 1024 North Second Street, and an old cure claim for piles with Howe's Ointment. A skating rink opening is noted with a fine orchestra.

Eas Second Street We Younus Alvarado Hitels North Second Street

Artilleryman Killed and Wycoff Bigamy Charge Rise

A dispatch from Camp Mabry near Austin reports Private Sandy McBurney of Battery B Fort Sam Houston killed when crushed by a gun carriage during maneuvers. In Denver, A H Wycoff, attorney, stands accused by a Denver wife of bigamy after secretly marrying Mrs Mary P Moore in Golden Colorado.

A. H. Wycoff Austin

Local society notes and regional updates in New Mexico

Mrs John Motzenbacker and child ren head to Moriarty to visit friends while Mrs W P Gilpin and Miss May Livingston travel home to Emporia after witnessing their brother marry Odie Rousch in Winslow. Alessandro Mattence learns he will sell tickets globally as New Mexico agent for Mona Line. The Isleta Indians fiesta is set for August 2 with city access by flyer train. Misses Pulliam of Nashville visit relatives and head home. City council has no meeting as aldermen are absent. plans for the new city building await end of August. Captain Roy McDonald receives El Paso trip invitation for weekend games. Superintendent Stroup reports eastern New Mexico schools modernizing and operating on business lines. Turtle doves form a prime table fare as hunting remains active. A warrant is issued for Richard Huber on a deadly weapon charge following a Juan Pinos complaint. The case proceeds with Judge Abbott absent in Austin.

John Motzenbacker North Second Street Moriarty W. P. Gilpin May Jivingston Samuel Livingston South Second Street Emporia Kas Odie Rousch Winslow Alessandro Mattence Porto Rico Old Alimquerque New Mexico Na- Mona Arena Mary and Ethel Pulliam Nashville Tenn J. H. Hatcher North Fifth Street Pulliam California Tennessee Whitcomb Roy McDonald el Paso Andre Paso Morencie Stroup Country Schools Justice of the Peace Jose Maria Gaiela Juan Pinos Richard Huber Mounted Police Huber Juan Pino Heriff Ty County A. J. Abbott BE. Abbott Austin Tex

Manuelito News From Correspondent

Manuelito N M Aug 6 Old line operator George J Andrews visits from Douglas Ariz and other brokers ship horses east from Gallup. Manuelito youths enjoy mountain trips. Aldrich and Clark visit Navajo blankets. Will iam Williams and John son stop over. Johnson visits California. Skating Rink at Elks building is the place to spend afternoons and evenings.

Manuelito N. M George J. Andrews Douglas Aria Custom House Mr. Andrews Agent Tarr Colton Cal Gilworth Swift Gallup Snider BE. Aldrich Clark Albuquerque Benham Company Margaret. Evans Mr. Williams Winslow Mr. Johnson West Cosmopolitan Johnson Williams California Massachusells Purdy Elks

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Program OF Jersey Premiums Helfer Nook Chas E Glockler Jersey Cattle Seow Mamie E. Comstock Guardian Ence Samora Salvation Army Services Mrs Sonia HAHN @ CO Howe Mabry Alexico Arizona Sandy McBurney Fort Sam Houston McBurney Warrier Me ‘Burney Territorial Guard PF Lucero Denver Wycoff Mary P. Moore Golden Denver Post Wycoff No Hhe Lucia ‘Hoyt Colorado Bar Mary Moore Glenarm Wycof Mrs. Moore Aso Maneulito Tarr Farr T. A. Lucero Silver Avenue West Railroad Ave Stevens & Bowyer Albert Faber Railroad Ave Albuquerque, N. M Milwaukee Pilsener Beer Colo Asto Charter Oak Steel Borradaile & CO Gold Avenue M. Berger Albuquerque, N Railroad Avenue The Williams Drug Company Blue Front A. J. Richards West Railroad Avenue Cares Lees Colorado Telephone Co St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Propr Rod Postett Imperial Laundry Co Auto
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