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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
5
An adjourned Pueblo New Mexico city council meeting discusses bills and sewer work costs with engineers from Potter, Sebvens, and Phillips under review. The lighting committee approves a Coal avenue Arno street light and street paving opinions are explored. Also notices show bankruptcy proceedings for Austin Rogers and a creditors meeting set for January 12 1405.
The Ilfeld brothers announced they are leaving sheep and will focus on wool and hides. Louis Ilfeld travels to Europe with his wife, planning to visit major cities and returning by Christmas. Sheriff Armijo's misfortunes continue with his wife’s injury, a bad telegram, and livestock incidents involving neighbors’ dogs.
Messrs Greer and Sellers, officers for the late Cwoatye Ath territorial fair, state they have received many inquiries about actions taken to pay the indebtedness of the last fair. They indicate subscriptions were hypothecated to cover debts and urge prompt payment, noting about 50 subscribed for next fall and several $500 subscribers willing to pay now. The officers insist all amounts owing be paid in full as they did for the 1904 debt, with the 1906 fair subscriptions totaling about 5.00. Immediate attention and settlement are requested.
The Elks’ minstrel group in Albuquerque stages a humor filled pageant at the opera house tonight. Interlocutors Hones and Bones Wilson head a cast of city talent including Spot Moore Edison Hickox Frank Delaney Joe Sheridan M. B. Hickey R. D. Bryan Gus Thelin and Pro moter A W Cavanaugh with Matson vouching for a warm packed house and a night of up to date songs and fresh jokes.
A kitchen stove spark ignited the cottage roof at Iron avenue and High street, Highland district, owned by EB. V. Clay Hool. Firemen arrived as the blaze was nearly out. loss is insured. Nearby, Miss Jean Bernard resigned from Milwaukee State Normal to join Ginn & Co in Chicago and Boston as primary department manager. A Colombo Hall dance ads and local grocery promotions follow with mentions of smoked meats and a new store location at 205 West Kale road.
Snowbound Rock Island trains pass Albuquerque between 10 tonight and four in the morning. Four trains, two Golden State Line cars, detour over the Dawson road to French then transfer to Santa Fe for Deming and the Southern Pacific tracks under a traffic agreement. Open status of the Rock Island line remains unclear.
Pounds Newton Creamery items and canned goods highlighted including cheap sardines tomatoes and pork and beans. The notice promotes tools stove pipe beans cereals and canvas goods with Wm Kieke proprietor and mentions ripe olives and the San Jose Market.
Reports from Gerrillox Coal Yards indicate a bountiful supply soon as ships from the Gallup mines arrive. Harry Aullard notes three to ten days for coal to reach Albuquerque and expects ample stock to meet demand. The city also notes a death and several marriage licenses in today’s notices.
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