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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement touts Clarkville coal as superior and impurity free with guaranteed 2000 pounds per ton from the yard. It offers mill wood and mountain wood along with delivery fairness and dependable weight.
Generally fair tonight and Sunday. Train arrivals listed with times from east and west and south. Tomorrow and July 4 barber shops close as on Sundays. Local residents include births, travels to California and New Mexico, mining property moves, and a shale brick display at B Ruppe’s drug store. Notables: E W Pee, Lee Pollock, J T Miller, Charles B Dagenette, John Stein, J T Jacobson, John Ray, B Champion, D G Grant, Charles V Safford, Blanche La Montee, Pedro Sandoval, Mrs Watson, W E Moore, Alfred and Ivan Gronsfeld, H I Sherly, Waldemar Lindgren and a geological survey party.
A promotional note invites readers to enjoy summer with a shady veranda and hammock, then suggests trying the store’s cool shoes. C May’s Shoe Store at 314 West Railroad Avenue advertises footwear as a summer essential.
Special communication of Temple Lodge No 6 meets Sunday at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Thomas Hughes. Visiting brethren invited. Albuquerque Lodge No 461 members and visiting Elks meet at 2 pm Sunday July 2 1905 to join the funeral. Aerie members to assemble at 2 15 pm. Typographical union meets Saturday July 1 1905 at Sellers Printing to discuss funeral actions for Thomas Hughes chaired by Chas B Starr president.
Barelas captain and manager Jesus Ma states the Highland Mechanics defeat report was a mistake. Barelas, unbeaten this year, offers to meet Highland Mechanics for any stake at 3 to 1. Also notes local entertainment listings and a merchant notice from P. Lounsberry.
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