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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1905
Page
7
The eclipse will occur early Wednesday August 30 with partial visibility across most of the United States. Totality passes far north in Canada while Rome sees two thirds of the sun obscured. a dense shadow belt marks the path and Cape Charles near Chesapeake Bay marks first contact on Earth.
Reports call Albuquerque to host the New Mexico Bar Association annual meeting September 19 and 20 during the territorial fair. Secretary R H Hanna invites members and prospective members to attend, promising cooperation and a large turnout. Also described is a cattle thief incident near Capitan Alamogordo where four men fired on a ranger. two captured, two fled, a slaughtered steer linked to the VV ranch and named suspects Avaran Miller and Severa Peres.
Advertises DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a certain cure for sunburn tetter and skin conditions. Claims relief for blisters burns and long‑standing sores with no scar, and warns against substitutes sold by druggists.
At the Arizona Wool Growers meeting in Flagstaff a message from territorial Veterinarian J. C. Norton stated sheep in the territory have been dipped under government supervision. A resolution urged members to dip all sheep this fall before December 1, with single or double dipping based on scab, and to influence widespread treatment of sheep across the territory.
W J Patterson, successor to Ford Bros, announces continuation of the livery and boarding stable business. He pledges careful attention to boarding tortes and the best possible help.
Fort Stanton New Mexico August 29 Private Avent of the New Mexico mounted police had an exciting chase about three miles west of Camfort. He spotted four men approaching a steer tied to a tree and watched as they prepared to butcher the beef. Avent moved covertly through the weeds and readied to act as the thieves pulled in with three riders and a wagon.
Wm He derl of Flat Rock Michigan says he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve for ulcers sores and cancer and finds it the best healing dressing. It soothes burns and promotes healing, 5 cents at all druggists guaranteed.
A Velasquez girl signed a written statement stating she will not appear in court as a prosecutive witness against the boy.
Thire opens a general repair shop on South Third street behind Waltons drug store soliciting city trade. L. H. Shoemaker notes L. C. Smith Pros typing machines with tabulator and mimograph add ons. Corr espondence invited. N. W. Alser general agent at 124 South Witter St. Office with two phones north of Third street.
Gordon Griest, Las Veras area, was bound over to the grand jury for the fatal shooting of Velasquez Girl. He was committed to the county jail in default of $1,900 bail. He was allowed to go home for dinner and returned to jail in the afternoon. Parents were involved.
Medical claim that hay fever can be cured by breathing Hyomei an at home treatment. It promotes climate like the White Mountains and costs 1 dollar for the complete outfit with extra bottles 50 cents. J H Rielly Co offers refund if not satisfying results after using Hyomei for hay fever relief.
Moeiler, a former Hotel Europe employee in Tyesden, sued Prince Leon Kotchoubey of Russia after a violent assault in a Dresden hotel. The prince was fined 200 marks for a police disturbance, then ordered to pay Moeller 200 marks as lifetime compensation, though enforcement is hindered by his location beyond the Russian frontier.
A citizen urges establishing a municipal market on the north side of the Alvarado Hotel area to bring in country produce weekly. The writer notes the need for a superintendent to manage stall allotments and prohibit cornering by grocers or butchers, with a planned bid system and small per-vehicle charges for sellers.
At ten o'clock Friday morning August 25 the Fraser Mountain Mining Company assets were sold in Taos. W B Childers bought most property for 6000 under receivership for Monmouth Trust. Judge N B Laughlin to act as trustee with title to the overall Fraser Mountain holdings and potential buyers to be sought for the remaining estate.
Pleasantly effective pills touted as a safe laxative tonic for headaches biliousness liver issues and constipation remedies. Bodily pain relief claimed from Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil with instant aid for burns cuts sprains and accidents. Sold by druggists and marketed as a household cure-all.
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