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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1906

Page

5

New Mexico militia men return from Camp Mabry

New Mexico National Guard troops arrive in Albuquerque after a long encampment at Camp Mabry near Austin Texas. Companies G K and WD from Albuquerque Old Town Las Cruces Silver City and Santa Fe share a warm reception with speeches by Adjutant General Tarkington and Sen. Andrews. Reports note hard travel with washouts, scarce provisions, and a desertion but praise the unit’s discipline and future readiness.

New Mexico Na- Homi This City Ruppe Old Town la Lond Silver City Albuquerque Tarkington Las Vegas Santa Fe Lamy Andrews Meco W. B. Childers Elks Opera House Railroad Avenue Fifth Street Elks Whitman Toons McKee Speich Childers Ely Austin Kuppe Slonquerque Congress Cra Biks’ Opera House Wis Las Cruces Kington Militia Galles Camp Mabry Texas Batton First Infantry New Mexico National Guard Mexico Dave Cordray 26Th Infantry Fort Worth Tn Paul's Valley Company G. 1m Old Mexico Sargeant 8. B. Halleck Company United States

Browns to Las Vegas on Sunday in jottings from court

The El Paso Bankers wired Manager Cavanaugh with dates for next Saturday and Sunday for games. Billy Taylor invited Las Vegas pick-ups to meet at Gallinas park next Sunday. Browns plan to leave for Meadow City Saturday for their find. Grocers’ new suits from Denver arrive and plan to engage Belen Cuboffs for nine innings at Traction park. Albuquerque Browne eyed for Sept 2 or 3 games in Las Vegas. One drunk in saloon court given $5 fine. J J Burdette bound over for grand jury action over a worthless check. Charlie Mack case over a touchy issue ends with potential sentence depending on whether money is recovered.

Grand Belen Traction Park Jury Mack el Paso Cavanaugh Billy” ‘Taylor Las Vegas Gallinas Park Browns Meadow City Denver Morey Mercantile Company Traction Park Belen J. J. Burdette Yeasterday Evening Citizen Grand Jury San Antonio N. M Pecos Valley Rio Grande

Change of venue asked in Darrow damage suit

Attorney Bow files a request for a change of venue in the Darrow damage suit centered on William Darrow against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. The case, filed in McKinney County, seeks redress from the Santa Fe for alleged damages.

Darrow Bow Dett Fe William Eli Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway McKinney Couney Santa Fe

Money Saving Event at Gold Rule Dry Goods Store

A dated edition notes a Thursday sale at the Gold Rule Dry Goods Co offering cash clearance bargains. The ad promotes a money saving event with half page spreads in the paper and urges readers to apply or address inquiries to Jersey Dairy and local merchants in Albuquerque.

Gold Rule Dry Goode Co

Delegates Named for Wool Growers Convention at Territorial Fair

The report lists delegates appointed by county commissioners, commercial clubs, and the Gallup city body from Colfax and Sandoval counties, plus others to attend the twenty sixth annual wool growers convention in the territorial fair city. Names include Thomas E. Owen, W. J. Irwin, H. W. Adams, C. N. Cotton, H. O. Bursum, and Conrado A. Baca, with broader regional figures expected to join. The event aims to draw prominent wool industry leaders and officials for planning and addresses.

Wool Growers’ Convention H. O. Bursum John F. Fullerton Conrado A. Baca Solomon Luna Thealy Association Sea Short Resorts California Wsy Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association Santa Fe Indiao School Gallup

Indian Tribal Dances Delayed Amid Festive Plans

The Moki snake dance schedule is postponed after August dates as head officials delay announcing a new date. Nearby pueblos like Zia hold August feasts with large Albuquerque attendance, while Santa Fe promotes the twenty sixth annual fair with an advertising car touring the territory.

Santo Domingo Santa Clara Zia Flesia Banta Fe Pas Dengyir Wite Om No Ewatume Ipia Hone Esteran Santa Fe Alvarado Hotel Prof Kink Calloun Vetloo

Cars Might Run To Eighth Street Tonight

The street railway extension to Eighth Street may open tonight if equipment arrives. completion hinges on Walling of the Eighth Street and delays from Albuquerque Foundry. Superintendent Chadbourne says cars likely won’t run before two weeks, though the road could be finished sooner.

Cits Eighth Street Tralhradt Avenue Second Street Chow New York Avenue Sae Lumber Niless Albuquerque

Anxious to Find Owner of 10 Billions Worth Item

A garbled notice seeks the owner of a valuable item found near a railroad avenue. The finder offers to return it and asks the rightful owner to respond, stating the owner should cover the advertisement fee.

Militia Entertainers Tonight at Casino Theater

Arrangements completed for Las Cruces and Silver City militia companies to be guests at the Casino theater Traction Park. Officers and regimental infantry members to attend as part of a visiting display for royal entertainers.

Las Cruces Silver City Casino Theater Traction Park

Market quotes report for New York and Kansas City

Telegraphic market update from New York and Chicago shows mixed commodity prices with stocks and copper futures fluctuating. Livestock receipts in Chicago and Kansas City are listed with reference to cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep alongside varying price ranges.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Kansas City Elmer Western Fed

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