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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
5
The Citizen publishes Referee Safford’s decisive, detailed audit findings on H. C. Bursum and the Hagerman era. It shows the territory owes Bursum money, exposes errors in the Hagerman expert report, and reveals political manipulation surrounding prison accounts, indictments, and party leadership battles.
Jesus Gorigone native bridge worker slipped from Harelan bridge scaffold and fell into the Ilo Grande. Rescued by companions, he sprained his back on impact and was sent home. Garigone worked for Felipe Gurull contractor, under County Surveyor Witt Ross. Accident around 1 pm. screams prompted other natives to refuse to work for hours.
Dr EK M Johnson returns east. Robert Maws back from Chicago visit. Dr J F Kraft returns from Jemez mountains outing. Marriage license issued to Mae Burnett and Oliver Caseols. NMU president W G Tight returns from LA NAEd meeting. Moraga couple buys land in precinct 6 for 1.00. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets July 30. Billboard lauds Albuquerque fair association for an attractive fair. Santa Fe Central team renamed Salmon Grays after manager Nathan Salmon. Luther Poster and wife passing through on Las Cruces trip via LA. George Neher family fishing on Savoya river. son George Jr. noted. Hartley and Benedict head to Chicago and Niagara Falls. J Benedict accompanies to La Junta. 100 feet of land sold to Southern Brewery by A M Gentile. price 1. Cimarron team application for territorial fair tourney. Commercial Club to hear Armory site report. $7500 approved. Bob Burdette travels with wife through city to Pasadena. buys curios. Santa Fe main line track work from Abajos to Tijeras begins. John Maddock in charge. Geronimos to play Socorro Sunday. Ha relay at Traction Park. Harelas Grays vs Southwesterns at park. Mrs Anna C Danielson body to Stony Point IA. burial. Chief McMillin receives photo of counterfeiter Dr G A Hall for rogues gallery. Moonlight social for Immaculate Conception on church lawn next Tues. Learnard Lindemann band to play.
An advertisement offers rubber footwear for men and women in all sizes. It highlights dry feet and staying on shoes, with a catchy phrase about pairing with whiteprinkling the law. The note resembles a quaint platform listing from a local shop.
Jocko the bull-dog puppy became a fixture at The Citizen office, chewing copy and causing mayhem. He suffered misadventures including lost ears, a broken tail, fights with belts and a pressman, and a fatal encounter with a streetcar, ending a larger than life, tragic Urban office life tale.
Madame Lillian NordicaMiss Alice Neilsen grand opera singers join Jan Kabeik violinist and Ignace Faderewski Polish pianist among four stars set for Albuquerque engagement at the Elks opera house next spring The San Carlo Grand Opera company may pass through Albuquerque in March en route to the Pacific coast and could perform for reasonable remuneration Manager Matson plans to contact Henry Russell to urge a stopover for one or more shows in Albuquerque
Contracts calling for the appearances of Kubeilic and Paderewski were signed as the princes of the violin and piano would appear here next spring. Manager Matson announced that the John Fisher Comic Opera company, which played three days here in May, would return during Christmas week. F. C. Smutzer, manager of the Intermountain Theatrical circuit, with Denver headquarters, visited Matson this week.
Market letters from F J Graf Co on private wires show activity in New York Stocks and Chicago livestock. Listings include Amalgamated Copper American Smelters Anaconda Canadian Pacific Erie Reading Rock Island Southern Pacific and more with cattle calves and sheep receipts at Chicago and Kansas City markets.
A new restaurant under Marcus and Anderson opens in the former Graham's Cafe, promising first class service and market best offerings at reasonable prices. Anderson is praised as an experienced local in restaurant management and patrons are urged to support the venture.
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