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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
2
J E Sheridan returns home from coal camps as mine inspector. Locals plan travels and health improvements, with residents visiting Deming and other points. Community notes cover taxes, schooling, injuries, property sales, and regional movers.
Mrs Lowe travels to Albuquerque on business. Jesse McGehee learns his mother is ill in Chickasha. Mrs Pelphrey of Alamogordo guests with R P Popeso. Leonard Manal returns from Mid Mexico to work on the Central. J A Dye and family visit W A Comer’s in Estancia and return home. Mrs James M Carlisle is ill but improving after a stay with family. Carl ise comes home from Willard. Ralph A Marbio plans to plat the Willard townsite. settlers await surveys amid town plans.
From the Outlook A T Stewart and Mrs Phil Rea doner were Jacarilla traders in White Oaks. Mrs H B Tompkins visits son Ed and his family at Alamogordo. The Vera Cruz mine reports repairs done and full operation. Carl Adamson, a livestock dealer, was robbed in Fort Worth on the 224th of the month losing 3100 dollars and a watch. Mrs Morris Parker and Mrs J J McCourt, formerly of White Oaks now in El Paso, will occupy the Stewart residence for the summer.
Notices announce a July 15 1905 hearing before Receiver Nick Metz at the Cromwell block Albuquerque to resolve claims against New Mexico Stone Manufacturing company. Objections must be filed within 20 days of report. receiver Adams to represent the firm. Also reported are a sale of White Brokerage offices to Barickson Sabin and a July 14 1905 receiver sale of company machinery at 905 South Fourth Street Albuquerque New Mexico.
Charles W. Lewis and Miss Anna Cowman, both of San Marcial New Mexico, wed in the Hotel Sheldon parlors at 1 20 pm Rev G M Gibson of Trinity M E church officiating Witnesses included Mr and Mrs G H Sweet Miss M Reed and H J Sturdevant of Topeka Kansas The couple arrived on the Santa Fe at 1130 am and will not return home until tomorrow evening.
United States Marshal Foraker of New Mexico seeks reappointment after four years in office. Opposing him is A. G. Dawson of Colfax County, backed by supporters. An Ohio senator could influence the president to favor the reelection of the incumbent.
A campaign against the Devil and his Albuquerque Detachment charity is ending tomorrow night. Lieutenant Holgate leads Saturday and Sunday services at 221 Copper Avenue with talks, a hallelujah breakfast, free gifts, soap salvation, and a wind up service. The detachment invites offerings and visits for the unsaved, sick, or dying. Also advertised: Albuquerque Steam Dye Works at 206 West Silver Avenue offering dyeing and cleaning services.
In Denver Coro Second race a one mile selling purse of 200 won by W Cahill's Los Angelino previously winner of the Albuquerque derby. Bountiful ran second with Lelia Hill third as Los Angelino opened 10 to 1 and closed at 60 to 1. The winner led from the start and the bookmakers took a heavy loss.
Rat Portage Canada dealer advertises a mild physic tablet for stomach disorder and constipation. The seller notes pleasant after effects and recommends it to all who suffer stomach trouble.
Classified notices seek painters carpenters clerks stenographers cooks housemaids dining room help and a secondhand clothing seller. Positions advertise steady pay 3 50 daily or weekly wages with no bond or red tape offering quick local employment through various firms and addresses.
Multiple rental notices describe rooms and houses for rent or light housekeeping. Locations include 118 New Avenue, 211 West Gold Avenue, 524 West Railroad Avenue, 713 West Copper, 718 West Copper, 110 Coal Avenue, eas end of viaduct, with options for single rooms, suites, or full houses and board. Mrs Rutherford and W H McMillion advertise.
The page lists multiple for sale ads including No 2 Smith Premier typewriters on sale for cash, a 12x14 foot wall tent with flooring, furniture for a three room house with range sideboard and dishes, an upright piano bargain, a saddle pony with optional saddle, a six octave organ, and a pair of work mates with wagon and harness. A lost chiffon fan trimmed with gilt spangles and pearl handle is offered for return to The Economist for reward.
Reduced fares available to and from all locations through Paulsen's Association Railroad Ticket office. Tickets may be bought, sold, and exchanged. Subscribe for The Evening Citizen to get the news.
A new merchant tailoring establishment operates upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue offering suits made to order and cleaning, pressing, and repairs. They advertise 15 years of local experience, guaranteed fit, and invite public patronage.
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