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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

5

Furniture man sued as constable over locked door sale

Miss Petronella Crane sues furniture dealer J D Emmons and Constable James Smith for $1,110 in damages alleging unlawful taking of furniture after a lease installment plan kept ownership with Emmons. Crane accused Emmons of demand for settlement. one incident described as locking the door while Emmons wagoned for the furniture. Other suits include divorce actions by Carlotta Barellas and Belle McMillen and a damages claim against Alphonse Fleischer for excavating foundations.

Klock & Owens Petronella C. Crane North Second Street J.D. Emmions James Smith Emmons Comstable Smith Carlotta Barellas Vicente Barela W. C. Heacock Belle McMillen Besa J. McMillen Attorsey W. Childers, JR. Wilson Agan Alphonse Fleischer Fleischer Howses Attorne H. F. Rayzolds

Benevolent Society Holds Annual Meeting and Elections

The Sectarian Benevolent Society wrapped up its best year yet in the office of District Attorney P. W. Clancy. Officers were reelected: President Mrs. H. H. Ray, Vice President Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld, Secretary Mrs. D. H. Carns, Treasurer Mrs. Bernard Kfeld, and Relief Chair Frank W. Clancy. The society highlighted a school drive that produced 26 meal boxes for 114 people, including chicken, bread, fruit, vegetables, and staples, aided by banks and merchants.

H. H. Ray Alfred Grunsfeld D. H. Carns Bernard Kfeld Framk W. Clancy Tores

Christmas Pianos Display at Albuquerque Store

Albuquerque music house promotes a four line piano display and invites calls to hear pianos, claiming to be the largest music concern in the southwest. Also seeking dining room help for a small hotel and offering camp lodging at four dollars per day via Col ft Agency on Silver Avenue.

Albuquerque Eo Bwests Bahnard & Lindemad Clachamith Colft Silver Avenue

Bryan Addresses Juvenile Musicians at Colombo Hall

Attorney R W Bryan spoke to about 300 guests at Colombo Hall urging juveniles to develop both a vocation and an avocation through music. The program featured a six month old juvenile band and performances by R W Reynolds, Brown, McKenna, and the First Regiment orchestra, with an extensive dance sequence and encores.

Colombo Hallistight Learsard & Lindemann R. W. D. Bryan Mosi R. W. Reynolds Brown Jocelyn John Emory McKenna Stra

Two Good Shows Coming Next Week

The Holy City by Gordon and Ben nets. Audiences praise the biblical drama’s moral teaching and stirring production. An engagement at the Elks' Opera House is announced for December 11. Also listed are comedy and variety acts at Ye Bike opera house December 14 and December 15. Local ads promote corn grit for poultry and gas coke by Hahn & Co.

Holy City Gordon & Bennetts Elks’ Operas House Anne Witae Cabage Patch Opera House Jaem Philander Philander Tickle Pickle Anny

Tax Collection in Bernalillo County Faces Bank Resistance

Deputy county treasurer Joxe L. Perea reports tax receipts exceed last year with over 300 receipts issued and estimates tax collection may reach 100000 for the quarter and 250000 for the year Banks resist assessment citing a legal decision while the Territorial Bankers association challenges a 60 percent valuation and awaits court ruling on taxable property taxes.

Joxe L. Perea Bernalillo County Evening Citizen Bernalillo County Court House Perea Meir Territorial Bankers’ Association Territorial Board of Equalization Board of Aquatication

Southern States Oppose Liquor Prohibition Gains

Rev W W Havens, Anti Saloon League official for New Mexico and Arizona, declares the South is moving toward prohibition. He cites Kentucky and Tennessee as increasingly dry, Alabama and Virginia largely dry, and notes a national convention in St Louis where Southern progress outpaced the North. Includes an ad for cabinet photos from Millett Studio.

WW Mavens Tennessee Alabama Virginia Anth Saloon League St Loui W. W. Haves Havens United States South

King of All Cough Medicines touted in Canton ad

Ma E G Case of Canton Center Conn claims Cham Vorlain Cough Remedy is king of all and to be relied on for croup coughs and colds. She notes US service for sixteen years and that the remedy gives certain results with no side effects. Sold by all druggists.

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Smith Miss Petronella Crane Benevolent Society Bryan E. W. Fee First ST W. H. Hahn & CO Millett Studio Elas Opera Ose Luella Morey Salome Lecomte & Flesher Elk’s.’ Theatre Ab Entertainment Victor Faust Matson's Mausard Mills N. W. Alger South Walter Street Jaffa Ladhen Mr. Reysols TK. Bills Emis Barnum & Bailey's Famous Concert Fund Klister Bros SOS South Second Street H. Yanow R. R. Ave L. E. Ervin J. F. Palmer North First Street Roger Everitt THE Diamond Palace FIRST Albert Faber Staab Building Vann Jewelry CO Icles Albuquerque Business College Library Albuquerque, New Mexico Borradaile & CO Gold Avenue Colorado Telephone Co J. H. Oyrielly & CO Albuquerque, N. M St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Charles L. Keppeler Joseph T. Johnson South Third
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