Thieves Take Ice Cream At Wedding Dinner Satire
A prank at the Kempenleh residence during Miss Irma J. Schuster and Abraham Snellenburg’s wedding reception ended with six quarts of ice cream stolen. A messenger was sent for more ice cream but a young man blocked delivery. Police search for the missing cans continues as guests remain unaware of the audacious act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Schutt
South Second Street
Mr. Schatt
Kempenich
Kempenich House
Bold horse theft ends in Sandia foothills pursuit
Morris Ellison, a 40 South Piret street dealer, saw his horse and buggy stolen from in front of city hall on Tijeras avenue. He chased thieves all night, following clues to the Sandia mountains where he recovered the horse while the suspects fled. Ellison returned to Albuquerque exhausted but victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Ellison
South Piret Street
Tijeras Avenue
Crawford
Elil~ Son
Iin
Rng
Ellison
Sandia Mountains
Albuquerque
Right to Sell Indians Whiskey Case Before Territorial Supreme Court
United States attorney Mendier traveled to Santa Fe to argue whether it is a crime to sell whiskey to Pueblo Indians in New Mexico Territory. The case United States vs Benito Mares et al questions legal authority to prosecute such sales given prior Kansas rulings. Outcome awaited as whiskey trade benefits some locals and removal of sales rights would impact revenue in several border areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell, Medler
United States
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Benito Mares
Territory
Kansas
Mendier
Supreme Court of
Returns From a Duck Hunting Trip
Bernalus Bearrup and Harry Fluke have returned from a hunting trip. Reports say the Wave hunters faced poor luck as ducks flew off. Ducks reportedly surfaced with lead in their seals and drifted lifeless on the Rio Grande. Winkie plans gun barrel work while Bernalillo suggests eyeglasses for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalus Bearrup
Harry Fluke
Rio Grande
Winkie
Bernalillo
Slight Delay in Traffic at Gallup
While attempting a track switch this morning engine 6385 climbed the switch plate and derailed after the coupling held. The main line was blocked for about three hours causing major yard congestion and traffic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
No M
Reil
Coming Events at Clarkville Yards February Schedule
February 9 to 24 lists stock company dates at Clarkville Yards. Ethel Tucker, Florence Roberts, Richards and Pringles, Modjeska, and strong performers appear in performances at South First Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tucker Stock Company
Florence Roberts
U—Richards & Pringles
Merry ‘Minstrola
Mme, Modjeska
Clarkville Yards
South First Street
LULL IN POLICE BUSINESS ACCORDING TO DOCKET
A calm period described in a police court docket report notes a lighter arrest tally for January, about fifty fewer than the prior month. Chief McMillin’s bureau is said to be taking a breathing spell before a likely uptick in activity.
Committees Named for Governor Hagerman Reception
At a Commercial Club meeting the committees for Governor Hagerman’s reception were chosen. Executive panel includes Hopewell, Newcomer, Strickler, Flournoy, Marron, Neatfield, Henselden, Kee, Baldridge. Reception, Decoration and Music, Entertainment, and Arrangements committees listed with chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Hagerman
Hopewell
C. R Newcomer
Strickler
M. W. Flournoy
C. N. Marron
Neatfield
Wallace Henselden
G. L.ke
Harradafie
F. W. Clancy
FP. A. Hubbell
Frank McKee
Solomon Luna
W. E. Domo
B. A. Briggs
Insul
Wo P
New Mexico Coal Lands Attract Investors And Developments
John B. Harper, superintendent of frigation for the Pueblo Indians, reports Zuni Irrigation dam work delayed by cold weather and likely to resume in spring with completion by fall if started early. He notes rising demand for rail funds, tied to Gould interests and Southern Pacific. About 2000 acres near Farmington bought by Southern Pacific and Phelps-Dodge, with a potential Durango coal outlet via a planned railway survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Harper
Durango
Colo
Department of the Government
Harper
Ther Zuni
Gould Lines
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Farmington
Southern Pacific
Phelps-Dodge
Durange
Union Men In One Large Company Formed
President J J Bearrup of Rio Grande Woolen Mill returns from Indianapolis where miners held a convention and outlined plans to unite union labor with Rio Grande mills. Samuel Gompers praised the idea and will send a representative to Albuquerque to study merits. Delegates may form a committee to visit and investigate locally. The plan aims to supply woolen, leather and cotton goods from Duke City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bearrup
Rio Grande Woolen Mill Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Bearrup
United States
Bearrupy
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bearrap
Gompers
Albuquerque
Convention of Miners
Johnny
Farmers’ Union
Duke City
Pueblo Indians Attorney Arrives in Albuquerque
Judge A J Abbott of Santa Fe and Clinton J Crandal of the Santa Fe Indian school arrived in Albuquerque to address the arrest of James Indians for violations of territorial game laws. Abbott said the Indians were moved to Bernalillo and had pleaded guilty, with plans to decide future actions after reviewing the case. He also commented on the joint statehood movement, predicting passage and favorable Santa Fe county sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Abbott
Santa Fe
Bernalillo
Abbott
Not A Millionaire By Many Dollars in Deadwood
A letter from N G Franklin of the First National Bank of Deadwood to Iu National Bank reveals Vaughn was not as wealthy as thought. It estimates his wealth near $5,000, notes he kept about $2,600 income, and $145 in cash when he starved to death amid a frugal daily diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Franklin
First National Bank of
Deadwood
S. 1
Iu National Bank
D. H. Vanson
Vaughn
Wort
Holden Mission Dedication Services Lineup
Thursday February 1 at 7:50 p.m. prayer meeting followed by supper at Mrs Abel's home. Friday 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout rally. Sunday 2 p.m. Girls rally and Sunday school. Dedication exercises Sunday 1 p.m. sermon by R L Kelley acting pastor. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. public worship with Rev N W Alger sermon. Wednesday 3 p.m. Ladies circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Savuriday
R. L. Kelley
First Baptist Church
N. W. Alger
Ladies’ Circle
Police Court Combines Drunkenness and Nuisance Sentences
In police court this morning M. C. Duffy pled guilty to drunkenness and received five days to pay a fine. Frank Monagoe was convicted of intoxication and nuisance making and sentenced to thirty days in county jail. Two vagrants were discharged by Judge Crawford, one John Williams of Blehee Arizona and a local man who worked for a livery stable but could not enter his room last night. Basketball feature majors versus minors marks Territorial Championship slated for the Casino on Friday February 2 with a dance after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Duffy
Crawford
Frank Monagoe
John Willams
Blehee, Ariz
Frank
Blake
Jen
Page B. Otero
Bernabllo
Nes
Jomex Puebl
Mr. Blake
Miguel Mandgaval
Abouslenman
W. Young
Abouscleman
Wis
Unes
Justice of the Peace
Canyon de Jemez
Aasault
Bernalillo
Fred J
Alfred Otero
Mandzaval
Jemez Gang
Territorial Mounted Police
John Maus
Myers
Mary Myers
Clueinnat
Ohio
Cincinnati
Rose Well
Toe Well
Mier
Tore Oaly
Rose Weil
United States
Medler
Unlicensed visitors and cattle disease in Sandoval County
The report describes visitors from Las Cruces in Sandoval County, the illness known as creeps affecting local cattle with several losses, and methods used by farmer Benjamin C. Martin to treat afflicted livestock. It also recounts a prison-visit tale from Bernalillo involving Deputy Frank Blake, an attempted arrest, and a gang conflict near Jemez Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Sandoval County
W. B. Martin
Third Judicial District
Benjamin
Jerome Martin
Register of the
Hie
Mr. Martin
MiJa Martin
Memorial service for Hon. M S Otero at Immaculate Conception
Tomorrow at 4 o clock an anniversary service will be held at the church of the Immaculate Conception in memory of Hon. M S Otero who died February 1 104 All friends and relatives are invited A large representation from the Knights of Columbus will be present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
M.S. Otero
Fie Knights of Columbus
Appointment of Gen J F Smith Myers as Governor General
San Francisco report notes California pride in General James F. Smith Myers named to succeed Henry C. Ide as governor general of the Philippines under the Edmunds Act. It traces Smiths long service from Negros campaign to brigadier general, customs collector, justice of the PH Supreme Court, and member of the line commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
J. E. Smith
Myers
Philippines
California
San Francisco
Cal
James F. Smith
Henry C. Ide
Luke B. Wright
Smith
Negros
Cuxton
Supreme Court of Phlippines
Line Commission
Local Bankers and City Leaders Meet in Pueblo
A jumble of names and notes from Pueblo business and finance circles. Bankers from Pueblo and Trinidad discuss electric street railway plans and regional investments as executives from various firms converge on Silver Avenue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morris Elliston
City Hall
Zuni Dam
J. H. Bearrup
Albuqurque
Holden
Mountain Road
Seventh Street
Catile
Frank Blake
M. S. Otero
Jobin Docker
Omy
Mactayieh
Hy Guru
A.M. Blues
Blackwell
Mage
Blackwell-Wotta, Hook and Stationery Company
Mexico
Suri
M.D
Pueblo
Ani Flo
Pir Sidonal Bank of
Trinidad
Pusbio
Ani
Thates
API
Southern
Bouldwiredt, Corte
Silver Avenue
M. Grenadino & GO
Neaven
Benjamin Fiske Barrett
Jean
Ieaven
Angr
LI Press
West Coulter Street
Philadelphia
Railroad Avenue
Albert Faber
Maynard
Albuquerque, N
Mission Furniture
Moar
the McBrian Furniture Co
Kent
B. TH
Alvarado Pharmacy
Firet St
Gole. Briggs & Company
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Agents General Electric Co. Crocker, Wheeler Co
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo
Chile
Third Street
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Albuquergus
M. Mm
Eor
Wong
Thornton
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. M
J. 8. Block
Perea, N. M
Crown Studio Over
Post Hardware Co. “ West Railroad
White
Ake
Chicago White Box
O. Gs
Bond
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
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