Wonderful activity shown in Magdalena district
Magazine reports a long mining update from Magdalena detailing new strikes in the Waldo tunnel of the Graphic mines, now run by Ozark Mining and Smelting Co. with major stockholders including Sherwin-Williams. It notes ore near 38 to 42 percent zinc, rising prospects, and expanding development by numerous groups led by H. W. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Graphic
Ozark Mining and Smelting Co
F HM. Gregg
Sherwin- Witliama Paint Co
Cleveland
Haying Smelters
Joplin
Coffeyville
Kan
Waldo Tunnel
Kelly
Tri-tullion Mining & Smelting Co
New York
Antwerp
Colorado
Seage
Lessies
TB. Catron
Santa Fe
Juanita
T. Brown
Key Group
Crystello Group
Iswusual Graphics
Amens
Magdalena
Me. Runvell
W. J. Johnson
Russell
Georg Brooks
Albuquerque
NIC Group
J. HL. McGee
State Group
W. M. Tiarrowdale
HW. Ruswell
Albusque
Ardona Group
EL Paso
American Smelting Company
Aged Man in City Jail Confounds Police Inquiries
An elder man in the city jail puzzled authorities as he showed trance like behavior and deaf mute signs. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital after a court appearance and later fled, prompting renewed police pickup. Officers suspect he is an impostor seeking shelter away from his usual populated state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meatilin
Adixtant Kennedy
St Joseph's Hospital
Pueblo
McMillin
Flo
Hunters Secure Eight Turkeys in Manzano Hunt
Roderick Stover J Haines Arthur Coleman and George Learnard returned from a week in the Manzano mountains with eight wild turkeys. They earlier hunted the same ground as Stover and Walton. A snowfall aided tracking on the final trip, despite earlier interference by Albuquerque hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick Stover
J. Haines
Arthur Coleman
Ain
George Learnard
Manzano Mountains
Stover
Walton
Mangano
Albuquerque
Meeting of farmers Institute society to discuss county plans
A committee convenes to arrange the farmers Institute society and advance the proposed county organization. The call sets a 2:30 p.m. meeting on Monday January 7 1907 with all members urged to attend. A Commercial Club committee also meets at the same time and place. W I Gillenwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute Society
Blower
Comemercial Club
Gillenwat
Francisco Lopez Breaks the Spell in Albuquerque Anew
A chaotic Albuquerque report notes Francisco Lopez’s downfall breaking a spell as the city begins the year with arrests scarce. Patrolman Joe Salazar marks the first real arrest, while an old man is picked up as a semi vagrant and Francine is fined five days for drunken behavior. The item blends crime and a spring sale ad urging Verdale and West Grand venues to clear stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi
Albuquerque
Crawford
Francisco Lopez
Joe Salazar
Kennedy
Laken Uy Wediel
Francine
Morris 10 Hearings Over Lobato Killing in Lamy
Morris ten suspects faced charges in Santa Fe for murder of Cataline Lobato and assault on Admon Lobato after a New Year’s night shooting at Lamy. John M. Morris pleaded not guilty and was jailed without bond as witnesses were subpoenaed. A preliminary hearing is planned before Judge John R. McFle with possible defense motion to discharge. Funeral services for Cataline Lobato were held in Lamy. two bullets struck him, one entering the left face and exiting behind the right ear while another went through the left arm and lodged near the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Jose M. Fuca
Santa Fe
Cataline Lobato
Admon Lobato
John M. Morris
Young Express
Catalino Lobato
Lamy
Lobato
Santa Fe New Mexican
Martin
Jude John R. McFle
Grand
Sherif Closson
Harvey
Joseph Vo Barras
Morris
Jertaker
Lobate
Telegraphic Markets Snapshot From New York Wires
Market quotes from F Graf & Co brokers include cotton, copper, lead, and copper tank products. Commodities show May and July futures for wheat corn pork and lard with varying prices. Chicago Livestock reports cattle and calf values while money market notes call prime mercantile paper at 6.5 percent and on call funds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper American Smelter
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Chicago
Great West Erie
New York Norfolk Ontario and Western
Pennsylvani
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennense Coil Union Pacifix
Calumet
Avicena Senta
Jan
Funeral Rites Held for Ada Campfield Clarke at Congregational Church
Funeral services for Ada Campfield Clarke were held this afternoon at the Congregational church with Rev. J. W. Turron officiating. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended. the casket remained closed at the church per family wishes, viewing earlier allowed at the residence, and many floral tributes marked the solemn occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Campfield-Clarke
Congregational Church
J. W. Turron
Toara
Mie
Claude Albright
Commissioners Name Election Judges And Polling Places
The board of county commissioners announced the judges of election to be held January 14 and updated polling place locations for precincts. They denied the petition to divide precinct 18, adjourned to Monday, and appointed Manuel Gareia y Padilla as watchman for Barclay bridge at $1 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Manuel Gareia Y Padilla
Barclay Bridge
San Jose
Felipe Trujillo
Rafael Burgia
Mel Se
Dille
Pedro Galler
Alameda
Nicanor Pacheco
Tiburcio Martines
Donadt Ano Martine
House of Prancisee
House of Santiago Garela
Precinet
Barulas
Mellton Cordova
Ris Louis ‘Tafoya
Ho A. Gurrule
Pachae—Joxe Chaven Y Apodaca
Nestor Sabedra
Mitfact Chaves
San Antonio
Dario Chaves
Jesus Rela
Miguel Lopes
Dario Chavez
Los Griegos
Juan Im. Montoya
Juan Olguin
Andres J
Arela
Antonio J. Montoya
Aunciros de Atelsco
Pedro Garcia
Dioniero Anaya
Dieux N. Sanehex
Francisco Salvadon
i—Reyes Mora
Antonio
Maximiane Armij
Plac
Teoflo
Gregacio Jaramitte
Mariano Gareia
Manuel Garcia Y Padilla
Albuquerque
WW. McDonald
HienJamin Lucero
FDI
Duntuat's
Ofice
Chilli
Pedro Gacia
Juxe Sedillo
Noe Gutierres
Pelline
Amatycl
Williams Reports Quiet After Junction Troubles
Ken Williams chief of Santa Fe secret service for Rio Grande division reports from San Antonio New Mexico that alleged lock breaking aimed to wreck Santa Fe trains was caused by disputes between the section foreman and others. He says trouble was resolved with no arrests and no expected recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Denver
Colorado ‘Telephone — Company
Valencia County
Beren
San Marelal
Flo Grande Valley
Carthage
Magdalena
New Mexico Midland Railway
Phelps-Dodge
San Antonio
el Paso
Albuquerque
Burgess
Ken Williams
Secret Service
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
N. M
Evening Citizen
Williame
Auta
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.W. Russell
Yelce
Vaprolman Salazar
Verdale
West Gt Avenue
Justice of Peace
F. Graf & Co
Marnett
Dan LotttaKt
Dan
Tal Market
Jaffa
Krack Kream
Javio Viel
Marret Althine
Aéchools
Vigil
Tim
Bly
Hubbell
Thomas & Hubbel
Halavie
Boards of Commissioners
Supreme Court
Albuquerque Acequia
Francisco Chaves
Morning Journal
Euggertins
Boreias
Doteon
Delia F. Pearce
Nat Bank of Aibu
John
Beaven
Sint Et
Williams
Saction
Blondin
Albuquerque Traction Company
Bernatilio County
New Mexico
Temple Lodge Na Ua B & AM
Masonic Hall
North Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John’s Day
Order of the W. M
Porger
Imperial Laundry Co
Saeed
J. T. Harger
12Th Street
Mountain Road
N. DiMauro
City
Rosenfield
W. RR
Ave
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Opera House
Clarkville
John S. Beaven
South First Street
J.C. Baldridge Pealer
Sheraan Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
AweaAresa
Brandies
Ete
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association of
Las Vegas
C.K. Perry
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Huilding Association of
A Perry
KDW
J. McWenie
Notary Public
H. G. Cooks
James 8. Duncan
G. Haydon
N. E. Stevens
First National Bank
Bu Ildy
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. &. Miliaen
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
Matthew Dairy Co
Ell Vernon Charge
Relat Dairy
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