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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1907
Page
5
A chaotic local discussion reveals plans to raise dog kill fees to one dollar and to use hypodermic syringes with strychnine pending safer methods. Articles describe a moved pound, a lax midnight watch, and a public uproar over poundmaster duties and possible profits from fines and dog licenses.
Market quotations from New York wires cover May cotton at 495, various metals and fuels, railroad shares, and miscellaneous futures. Cattle and hog receipts listed with price ranges, including native and southern steers, cows, calves, and stockers. Chicago Livestock notes strong demand for best cattle and steady elsewhere. sheep and market lambs also reported with steady to firm tone.
The Twenty Third Battery of the United States Army, 120 men and officers under Major GI I, visited Albuquerque for an hour this morning before departing by a special train to San Francisco. They will embark for the Philippines to relieve the Twenty Eighth Battery in Manila, after a stop at Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont. Mat A Padlock, traveling passenger agent for the Santa Fe at San Francisco, met the train and accompanied it to the coast.
In Jeru salitio county district court this afternoon Attorney Julie Stay appeared for B. Mield while Attorney Raynolds represented Romero the bankrupt. A heated argument over pleadings resulted as Judge Abbott reviewed whether laches bars the suit. The court previously ruled actions against a bankrupt within a year may proceed.
The city awaits the appointment to replace Judge A J Crawford whose term ends Monday. George R B Craig and W W McClellan vie for support amid mayoral and council influence. Booster campaigns and local politics stir the scene as names swirl and plans unfold.
Arthur Cavanaugh, who last year managed the Duke CHY team, will helm again. He says he cannot afford to lose time, while fans worry about popularity and finances. Albuquerque and Santa Fe minstrelsy plans are tied to his involvement, with local business leaders supporting a strong team.
A mine fire at Willow, eight miles from Haton, traps four workers. The Souls, Rocky Mountain & Pa company operates the mine near a spur from Preston. Water is scarce and rescue teams race to locate the men as hope rises they may survive. The fire started after a shed of the day shift ignited. miners attempted to extinguish it but were overtaken. Communication is limited and the mine may be bulkheaded to stop the blaze.
Showell and Kemmerer will run the Moon Studio on Railroad Avenue following the transfer of Moon Studio. Karl Moon plans to depart for the Grand Canyon in about two weeks to oversee art at Hotel El Tovar and its new studio. Showell brings eighteen years of experience in eastern galleries while Kemmerer serves as a bookkeeper at the First National Bank.
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