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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
5
The Chicago Commercial association delegation touring the southwest arrives in the city. A reception and dance at the Commercial club tonight at 8:30 honors the visitors. Attendees include local club members and ladies.
Walter J. Scott known as Scotty, the Death Valley miner and star of the Death Valley special, spoke to The Evening Citizen in Sturges European after breakfast. He described being shot in the right leg, his feud with a Los Angeles gang, and ambitions to star in a New York play. He warned Antonio Apache and vowed to outplay rivals while touring.
Murray and Mack, favorite Irish comedians, appear Saturday night January 20 with Around the Town. The lively show features Mayme Taylor, the Trocadero quartet, Fannie Sandford, Walter Dale, Gladys Van, and a full cast. The company offers musical numbers, colorful scenery, and light entertainment without heavy tragedy.
The Evening Citizen reports Albuquerque business leaders meeting at the Commercial Club voted to send a memorial to Congress urging joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Attendees included C N Marron and W B Childers. committees were named to draft the memorial and engage boards of trade. Also noted are mining developments in Magdalena district with Ozark Mining and Smelting Company and statements by William F. Gordon about zinc carbonate ore and district prospects.
A large Albuquerque venture aims to build a pressed brick and tile plant at Algodones under guardianship of the Albuquerque Finished Tiles and Brick Co. Organized with 200000 capital, 100000 preferred stock and 10000 common stock. Promoters report inexhaustible Algodones clay, ready market, and machinery already purchased. Local backers, including B C Allen, pledge major financing with small investors invited.
Special Correspondence Thornton N M Jan 16 Marceline Lopes a member of the First New Mexico volunteers died recently at La fajada of pneumonia. He was about 70 years old and received his pension last summer under orders for age. He was an active health man and his death surprised many friends. He typically walked five miles between home and Thorn ton while employed by the Santa Fe road. Despite warnings he caught wet weather and contracted pneumonia.
A musical farce titled Hooligan and Wis Troubles debuts with a January 2 performance on Fourteenth Street. The third season of the company tours the West with clever and muscular laughs, bringing its stage page characters to life for readers of Sunday supplements.
Mrs Janice Heron of South Becond Street nearly fell to the stairway while guiding her baby. She toppled fourteen feet, suffering a left ankle fracture and possible internal injuries. Amazingly, she survived without fatal injuries, though medical care was awaited.
This morning at o'clock in the Immaculate Conception Church Miss May Helen Binker and Frederick J. B. Moller united in matrimony. They are prominent in Quincy social circles and plan a brief honeymoon after a wedding breakfast at Zeiger cafe.
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