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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
5
The coroner's jury ruled Jose Sandoval died from injuries inflicted by a blunt instrument. He was found unconscious beside the Santa Fe tracks at San Acacia and died that afternoon. Authorities investigate the incident amid surrounding mystery.
Market letters from F J Graf and Co Albuquerque show cattle receipts 800 and sheep 4000 with a steady market. Prices listed for cattle cows heifers calves and steers. Western sheep and yearlings also noted. Produce and metals prices from Kansas City New York and St Louis included in brief market roundup.
Tomorrow at 7 am a special train will take the McIntosh Browne the American Lumber Co. band and Albuquerque fans to Santa Fe. William McIntosh offers $500 to the Browns if they win and will cover the band’s expenses. A large crowd is expected with a $2 excursion rate and a dedicated train for supporters.
Thieves who robbed the Church of the Sacred Heart in Barélas Thursday night remain at large as police continue a diligent search. They pried the front door to enter and likely plan to melt the silver rather than sell it in its intact form. The theft was found yesterday when the church opened, reported by Rev. Father Capatupi, with several suspects under questioning.
The Santa Fe shop fire department plans to enter the territorial fair in October and the firemen's field day in September with new, elegant uniforms ordered to be up to date. The department, well officered, has a record of quick practice runs and rapid response to fires near the shops.
Nogales reports a severe epidemic in Santa Cruz county among horses and cattle. Ranchers fear loco weed or another deadly plant is poisoning herd mortality, with some losses approaching forty nine percent. Forest Ranger Wilson alerted the Agricultural department and Dr. Marsh of Colorado is to investigate.
A frightened horse owned by Frank Hubbell broke its halter near Tenth and New York Avenue, ran west for three blocks, and wrecked a buggy before coming to rest. Motorman Heuner and conductors Kennedy and Gerard halted the chase, freeing the animal and tying it to a fence. The horse was uninjured, buggy damaged.
A new company Songue Pressed Brick Tile and Improvement Co plans a Algodones brick plant by September with 20000 daily output and a 5000000 brick Los Angeles contract. The shale deposit 2000 feet wide, 150 feet deep, yields a high aluminum clay noted for strength and plasticity.
A conference of the Albuquerque district of the New Mexico Spa mission workers was held at the Spanish Methodist church in Old Town. The meeting began yesterday morning and will adjourn this evening. Jane M. Harwood presided assisted by Reverends M. Ch Socorro, Thomas Harwood, D D, T M Harwood, H O B Garcia, B C Chaves, Santiago Chaves and B C Sal. Today's exercises were in Spanish while yesterday's were in English.
The Geronimos depart for Socorro tomorrow morning to face the crack Socorro nine. Manager Dtyan announces a strong lineup including Edward at catcher Meyers pitcher Ortis at first base Ke at second Cain at third Elwig at short Fluke Meld Allen in center field Johnson in right field Hildebrandt as substitute and Martin Dtyan as manager.
J. K. Campbell, grazing inspector, praises forest service work en route to Prescott and California. He says grazing conditions across the west are excellent, livestock men are in good spirits, and government action to conserve national forest resources benefits the animal industry and water supply.
Autamic City New Jersey reports that Col. Augusto Axzalli, head of Guadalajara's banda gendarme, drowned while rescuing three companions. He pushed them to shore before succumbing, sacrificing his life for others amid a parade-related event in Philadelphia later.
The article differentiates two firms named Rio Grande Lumber in Albuquerque. One is an unincorporated local operation led by J Brack, not connected to a Colorado organized Rio Grande Lumber Co with Trinidad headquarters.
Passenger train No. 7 was halted for three hours near a bridge north of Bernalillo when the structure caught fire. The blaze damaged the bridge approach, was extinguished, and repairs begun to permit the cars to pass.
At the residence of Mr and Mrs Seymour Lewinson in Boston a chafing dish party celebrated Nell Stern and Alice Firth. Gentlemen cooked in aprons while ladies tasted and rescued unfinished dishes. Prizes went to K G Abrams and Milks Jetty Rosenwald for originality.
E s peerless home made candies sold by J H O Rielly & Co at Walton's Drug Store. The ad claims the product nourishes and aids digestion by furnishing natural digestive juices and making you well.
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