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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
6
Daily by mail, 1 year in advance five dollars. Daily by mail, one month fifty cents. By carrier, one month sixty cents. Weekly by mail one year two dollars. In city delivery twenty cents per week or sixty cents per month paid monthly. Advertising rates on application. Notify us of new delivery. Address to The Citizen Publishing Company. Our telephone date 183.
Portland Ore Aug 11 The Lewis and Clark exposition surpassed one million admissions in sixty three days with a total gate count of 1 015 551 since June 1. Officials hailed the milestone noting strong weekly gains and predicting continued growth as the fair runs four and a half months. Comparisons show Portland ahead of Omaha and Buffalo at similar points, with expectations of total attendance growth as harvests finish.
A local advertised store claims the lowest prices in the city across clothing, shoes, dry goods, enamelware, tinware, crockery, and groceries. It promises price comparisons, a money back guarantee, and one price to all customers. The notice mentions Cash Buyers Union and proprietor Wm. Dolde. It also oddly ends with a reference to Meet Knight's Midnight Sun on September 23.
Railroad topics cover Santa Fe officials including W Cook Jr and John Stein with New Mexico divisional work. A Santa Fe laborer Juan Lopez was hospitalized for injuries. Surveyors Russell Stewart Smith and Meade arrived to report drainage projects. 85 workers draft plans for a new El Paso shop. Rock Island tests Cole superheater engines. Fence construction east of Cotulla tightens right of way. planned stock protection and an August 15 public auction at the Santa Fe warehouse includes a wine case, whiskey, sundries, and a phonograph. H S LUTZ, Agent.
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