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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
3
Local advertisement for J. D. Emmons inviting customers to inspect a full stock of carpets rugs lace curtains portieres and related home goods. Emphasizes value satisfaction guaranteed and mail orders with contact avenues at Corner Coal Ave and Second St auto and Bell phones.
The Paso Herald reports superintendent L A Morris of Santa Fe Rio Grande division based at San Marcial may join the El Paso and Southwestern as division superintendent. If true, he would succeed Mr. Hunter. Rumors also touch on Mr. Hunter’s future with another railroad or a higher post at Southwestern. Meanwhile US officials pursue a salt tariff case involving Hutchinson and Arkansas River railroads. Judge Philips sets September 18 for plea on contempt. H J Anderson of Alamogordo recovers from injuries in an Iowa wreck. Harvey system manager J F Kuekte visits Chicago. Storekeeper I J Custer sails to Topeka for business. P Jones of Santa Fe plans to move his family to this city.
Bur ton Donnelly checking clerk at the Santa Fe freight depot married Miss Mamie Shoup at Immaculate Conception church. Ceremony by Father Mandalart in Albuquerque. They will honeymoon in California and reside on Baca avenue in a few weeks.
Contempt proceedings filed in Kansas City in the United States district court accuse the Chicago and Alton Burlington Missouri Pacific Rock Island and Santa Fe railways of violating a 1902 restraining order by granting rebates on shipments. Allegations center on the Chicago and Alton and the Illinois Northern connection with International Harvester, including a 20 percent alleged rebate and collusive tariff schemes. Proceedings for Burlington Santa Fe mirror the Alton case, alleging similar breaches of the restraining order.
Las Cruces reports the Modoc mine in Organ mountains has resumed regular ore shipments after a rich strike. Development pushes. ore assays show ten to twenty percent lead and ten to twenty ounces of silver per ton. A 10 percent lead and five ounces of silver body is common. large ore bodies seen. Management plans winter machinery installation and major improvements. The area, near El Paso, draws investors. many from the region own claims here. Also notes De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for cuts and burns.
Dr Hook, a married man with wife in Iowa, is sought on a statutory charge by Colorado Springs police and recently arrested in Denver. He has lived with Miss Hattie Le May of Chicago, presenting her as his wife, while Mrs Le May also faces Denver charges filed by Colorado police. Dr Hook practiced his profession.
The passage recalls a baby’s death in Cumberland and a family’s praise of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption. It then reports the Bank of Dayton preparing to open within sixty days with $30,000 capital, 800 shares, and officers Dr G Pinnell president Paul Haws vice president A H Kent cashier, plus a listed board of directors.
August 27 excursion to Santa Fe with ball team and brass band. August 3 York State Folk. September 1 Old Maid's Convention at Colombo hall. September 5 school begins post Labor Day. September 8 Bruno Dieckman concert. September 18 to 23 Twenty-fifth Territorial Fair with Prof Fabian Garcia. New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at Mesilla Park reports installation of a Fairbanks-Morse 22 hp gasoline engine and a six inch pump for irrigation and experimental gardening. Also, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised for sick headache relief by druggists.
Olin Nokes a 14 year old Roswell boy stands accused of rifling mails and forging endorsements to cash checks. His parents refuse bail help and will let him await trial in Chaves county jail. A Pennsylvania Prohibitionists meet in Williamsport lists delegates and a full ticket to be nominated with session delays.
Repairs have begun on the Public Utilities power dam at Carlsbad New Mexico. The dam will be rebuilt and raised three feet with hinged sluice boards to restore city electric lights. East bank earthwork will rise four feet. The project aims to restore full drainage and power service to Eddy county.
Richard Cole and Walter Moyers were injured when drilling into a powder charge at the Strawberry mine twelve miles west of Trea Piedras. Cole was badly hurt while Moyers survived. The mine is owned by Michigan par llex.
N. Peach & Co announces moves to 2084 ground floor and advertises brick and frame houses and vacant lots on Highlands from 100 to 300 dollars with easy terms. Vacant lots priced low, $10 down and $1 weekly, with high investment potential. Also notes renters, Hall for Rent, Navajo Tribe No 3 leased Knights of Pythias hall for lodge use, and L. H. Shoemaker opens a general repair shop on South Third Street.
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