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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
2
The Severat New Mexico Circulation announces subscription terms for a daily newspaper. Rates by mail run for one year, with carrier delivery at 60 cents per month. Advertising rates and renewal notices appear in the public notice.
Guardian of John B. Elliott accuses his former wife Florence Elliott now Mrs Charles N McMahon of fraud and conspiracy. She is jailed in San Francisco on bigamy charges. Elliott’s divorce was set aside and her marriage to McMahon deemed void.
An attendant at the Belmont Sanitarium faced a cruelty charge against Elliott, deemed hopelessly insane and unable to defend. Elliott was sent toward his mother in Iowa as conspirators moved property to his wife's benefactor. McMahon allegedly married Elliott's ex wife weeks after a divorce, with guardians seeking to set aside the decree over fraud and claims Elliott was drugged.
Habeas corpus hearing for Jay Clark charged with first degree murder in the James Chase slaying at Torrance County was held before Judge Edward Mann in Santa Fe. Clark requested bond. briefs were submitted after witnesses testified as defense and prosecution prepared. Cl ark, represented by A.2. Ronehan and Mark Thompson, said he could post bond. proceedings paused for decision.
York reports a lively program with five new plays at the Metropolis including works by clergymen and a vehicle for an ex pugilist. Corbett stars in Cashel Byron's Profession at Daly's while Like a Train Load of Dynamite plays at the Liberty and De Vries headlines A Case of Arson at Madison Square Theater with seven of nine roles performed.
The Supreme Court continued its session at 10 o clock yesterday morning in the capitol chambers. One case, Levi R Thompson and A B McMillen vs Maria Inez Garcia de Snyder passed. Others, Hubbell vs Perfecto Armijo and Belavio Visit vs Andrew W Stroup, were argued and submitted. The court adjourned at 10 this morning after proceedings and a theatrical note ends with a remark about The Redemption of David.
A crowded classified page shows WANTED notices for painting and housekeeping, two rooms for rent, gentlemen's clothing buy and sell, and male help seeking government service positions. Also listed are numerous FOR SALE items including a ranch, a six room brick house, a burro and gear, a piano, and business exchanges. Local real estate, trades, and professional ads fill the page with terse requests and offers. Names include T. L. McSpadden and F. L. McSpadden with South Broadway addresses and several notes referencing rooms and cottages on North Second Street and Railroad Avenue.
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