Gray and Morris Refuse Bail in Albuquerque Case
John D. Morris and L. Gray, alleged confidence men, remain jailed in Albuquerque as grand jury actions loom. Victims from Arizona and New Mexico accuse them of fraud, with Southwestern Brewery and Ice Co. posting a ten dollar claim and other locals preparing charges. Morris reportedly may post bail if needed, but fears a fresh warrant and extra costs. both men expect to await trial rather than seek bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Morris
8. L. Gray
Arizona
Pessenger Association of Georgia
Albuquerque
Old
Morris and Gray
Southwestern Brewery and Ice Company
Stillingers
Uret Morris
Gray
Morris
Kentucky
Annual Convention of New Mexico Bankers Opens
The first annual New Mexico Bankers association convention will be held in the city February 15 and 16 with an organization drive, officer elections, and a governor Hagerman reception. Banquet at the Alvarado ends the day, while committees led by Flournoy Strickler and Willenwater plan arrangements and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
Metropols
Hagerman
Whlch
Alvarads
M Flournoy
First National Bank
W. 8. Strickler
We Bank of Commerce
J. B. Herndon
State National Bank
W. H. Willenwater
Montezuma Trust Company
Frank McKee
Roy McDonald
Georgia Minstrels Bring New Show to City Venues
The Reh ands 4 Pringle's Famous Gourela Minstrels draw large crowds nightly, testing theaters to capacity. After 28 years since organization, the act delivers a fresh, gingered program continuing through February 14 at the first opera house and includes the usual 11:30 parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringle
Eason
Flrst Opera Hottee
Albuquerque Boy Elected Editor of Paper
Harvey Peter Biter son of David A Bittner of the Hintoerstamm Fruit company was yesterday elected editor of the Daily Palo Alto the Stanford university student paper in California where he is a leading college. The election followed a bitter contest with H 3 Allen ousted from the position by the committee on ardent Ata in of BCOOURt Cf. Bittner 676 votes Cassel 373 in the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Peter Biter
David A. Bittner
Hintoerstamm Fruit Company
Palo Alto
Stanford University
California
Young Bittner
Wis
H. 3. Allen
Aradent Atain
Bcoourt
J. P. Cassel
Bittner
Cassel
Milk Bottle Theft Involving Local Dairies Ends With Understanding
J B Matthew of Matthew Jersey dairy reported large numbers of milk bottles missing from Wallways and stoops. Investigation led to Holder and Clothier dairies, where bottles were found. after talks an agreement was reached to return other dairymen bottles and avoid prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Matthew
Matthew Jersey
Botte
Mr. Matthew
Lottie
Matthew
He Proprietora
Kennedy
Holder and
Clothier Brothers Daries
Mesars
Holder Hunt Clothier
Ostrander and Cochiti mining notes on ore and rail access
George Ostrander of Peralta in the Cochiti mining district discusses the wealth potential if annual assessments continue. He cites Albemarle mill machinery moving to Thornton for rail loading and occasional rediscovery of concealed gold and silver bricks. He pins the Albemarle plant’s failure on a give and take approach in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ostrander
Peralta Canyon
Cochiti
Unat
Ostrander
Golden Hills
Albemarle
Thornton
Getting the Crematory Ready for Business
City scavenger Mitchell hauls refuse to the South Sternd Street dump where the foundation for a garbage crematory will be laid. Work on furnaces starts after foundation completion as specially designed wagons are built for daily city pickups and hotel refuse. Each tenement will pay the city scavenger a fixed weekly rate for garbage removal under compulsory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Leader of Coronado Band in Albuquerque
Henry Oblinger leader of the Coronado Tent City band arrived in Albuquerque with his wife en route from Curago to California. They will tour to the Grand Canyon then go to Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. The band plans to organize in Albuquerque in May and will perform while traveling to San Diego for a summer tour. Grand masquerade ball at Colombo Hall February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oblinger
Coronado Tent City
Curago
California
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Utah
Otimyer
Albuquerque
San Diego
Tts
West
Mitchell Hog Industry Breaks City Dump and Court Case
Alderman Gillenwater advances a hog rising scheme that would give him and allies control of city garbage and hogs, threatening rivals like the Mann Brothers and Mr Becker. In a separate matter, John Myers and Rose Weil face charges under the FMimunds act with Myers bound over for grand jury action and Weil’s adultery case withdrawn, amid testimony from Mary Myers about a marriage split and a long custody fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillenwater
Rose Neil Bound
Mitchell
Noyone
Mr. Mitchell
Mann Brothers
Becker
City
Albuquerque
Mr. Gillenwater
Fortunc
John Myers
Maus
Rose Well
United States
Whiting Tad
Myers
Grand Jury
Rose Weil
Grand
Iara
Mary Myers
Cincinnati
Sand
Newport
Weil
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque Artist Gains Fame with Navajo Portrait
Karl F. Moon of Moon & Co., Albuquerque photographers, gains national notice for a portrait of Miguelito the Navajo medicine man. The image, used as a trade mark for Navajo White Pine by the American Lumber Co., was published in The Evening Citizen New Year edition and has spurred widespread orders. Moon’s Indian subject work earns praise, comparing favorably with Curtiss and drawing commendations and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl FE. Moon
Moon & Co
Miguelito
American Lumber Company
Evening Citizen
Miguelita
Harvey
Alvarado
Curtiss
Captain Fullerton Heads NM Mounted Police Visit
Captain John F. Fullerton of the New Mexico mounted police arrived from Santa Fe to Albuquerque for business with Governor Hagerman. He said progress is steady, crime is down, and cattle rustling is largely—though not entirely—gone. Lieut. Baca and Sgt. Lewis pursue outstanding cases as Fullerton plans to return home to Peorre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fullerton
New Mexico Mounted Police
Miuquerque
Santa Fe
Keanel
Hagerman
Peorre
Fullerton
New Mexico
Union
Quay
Baca
Lewis
Howard Chenoweth
Silver City
Jim
Carles Fullerton
Nini
Southwesten to Take Over Tucumcari Line
Negotiations between Phelps Dodge and Rock Island lines discuss control of a Santa Mesa to Tucumcari route, with a 680 mile system from Dawson to Dawson’s coal fields. Surveys on Dawson Las Vegas to near Torrance proceed, but officials urge no haste as bargains unfold amid industry consolidation rumors. A social note advertises a Colombo Hall dance on February 11 with 5 cent gentlemen and free ladies, plus a dress style ad by Grenadino & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps Dodge Company
Rock Island
Santa Mesa
Tucumcari
N. M
Great Comer Company
Dollas
Ariz
Dawson
Daweon
Las Vegas
Torrance
Aire
Epeale
Douglas
Aitiie Pune
Jelps Dodge Company
Nock Island
Crory
Las Venas
Pollock's Restaurant Opening for Physician and Druggist
Farmington announces a first class opening for a physician and druggist at Pollock's Restaurant. Apply at once to H. A. Bowling, Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
M. M
H. A. Bowling
Palmer's Corn Prices and Eucalyptus Compound Ad
Palmer's at 501 North First Street advertises corn at 1.15 per hundred and promotes Compound Syrup of Eucalyptus for colds coughs bronchitis and other diseases priced at 80 cents a bottle. The ad repeats the corn price and lists the store location and product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer's
North First Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia Minstrels
Albuquerque Boy
J. E. Matthew
Cochiti Hills
Cochiti District
Colombo Hall
John Myers Bond
Jorsey Dalry
Tucumcari Line
South Third
Silver Avenue
IM. Grenadino & CO
Elks’ Theatre
Ethel. Tucker Stock Co
Dora Thorne
Tompkins
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Deadwood Dick
Madson
John Cort Annaun
Florence Roberts
Max Figman
Alice M. Smith
James E. Wilson
Floren, Robinson
Eugene Ormonde
Adelaide Manola
Robert McWade
Ruth Allen
Lucius Henderson
Lucile Yorke
Joseph Haziston
Mary Bertrand
Gregory Rodgers
Lillian Armsby
Matson’s
Elks Opera House
Richard
Pringles
Minstrels
Clarence Powell
James Crosby
Fred Simpson
Happy Bareguard
Frank Kirk
Lester McDaniels
Matson's
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Brow
Flist Street
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armifo Building
Socccolc
Pollock’s Restaurant
Law West Omveer
THE
Agricultural College
Railroad Avenue
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction Go
South Second Street
General Electric Co
Crocker, Wheeler Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
Ecoes Coe
Samf Club
Havana
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Universal
Fourth ST. and
C. W. Strong
Strong Klock
Undertakers
Puirview
Santa Barbara
Sa To
Chas. Lorgeerr
South Second St
Thornton the
Thornton, Hoth
South
Walter Street
Vononononononon
Jemez Hot Springs
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea, N. M
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware CO
West Railroad Ave
Albuquerque Novelty Works F
Hopping
C. F
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Role Agents
Albuquerque, NM
M. Automatic Phons
Clarkville Produce CO
GIA Hay
New Ams
Mar
South Piret Street
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