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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
5
Logan Logan & Bryan notes show Amalgamated Copper at 83 and American Sugar at 137V2 while Chicago market reports Cattle receipts 2,000 with steers 5.25 to 5.75 and calves up to 4.40. Sheep receipts 6,000 with ewe prices 4.75 to 5.40 and native lambs 4.50 to 7.25. provisions close with wheat July 885V2 and copper at 15.12 rising and lead 4.50 to 4.60.
A brief notice touts Schilling's Best as moderate in price yet good in tea and coffee quality. It highlights baking-powder flavorings and spices as pure and economical, and notes a soda common product line.
The firm of McSpadden & Boyd is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr McSpadden retires from the firm, Mr Boyd purchases the entire interest and will collect debts. Dea assumes all obligations of the old firm and will continue the business. Dated July 1906.
The Territorial Sheep Sanitary board met in this city with President Solomon Luna and other members to stamp out scabies among ewes. Inspectors will be appointed to dip afflicted flocks under a territorial law. The gathering also discussed sheep conditions, with optimism on rising lamb and ewe prices and a strong winter forecast.
Alderman Toutscfield returns from a short Santa Fe trip. The Woodman’s Circle meets tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. J G Walker and daughter plan a Los Angeles visit to Mrs Emma Albro. Death Valley gains attention as prospectors face desert perils this season. Adelaide J Bentz visits son Ila Bentz in Santa Fe. H R Ferguson leaves for southern California on legal matters, visiting Long Beach. J K Kennedy from Los Angeles may join Mutual Life Insurance in New York. Mr. and Mrs. James return from California and plan to stay, Mr. James once ran a North Broadway grocery. Chas Tryon of the Morning Journal is ill with typhoid at St Joseph. Beaven couple enjoy San Diego visit. Beaven shares a graphic Hennington incident account. Mrs. Moore injures knee after a casino outing. Herman Hase visits from Gallup. big fall and winter business expected. B C Robinson remains active in local affairs after retirement. A J Frost becomes assistant cashier of First National bank. W W Woods resigns to California. Louis Becker named cashier of the Belén bank. I M Andrus in town. surveyors report six to eight side tracks at Belén and depot plans. Rumor of cutoff depot eats house to begin in sixty days. Belén to gain telephone service via Colorado Telephone Co.
Bargains on Smith Premier and other brands priced from 15 to 80 dollars. The ad lists No 2 Smith Premier at 45 60 and 65 dollars, No 1 Smith Premier at 80, Bar Lock 40, Hammond 40 and 26, Yost 15 and 20, Oliver 20. Machines described as in good condition, offered by Geo. 8. Ramsey at 407 West Railroad Avenue.
The Citizen prints the annual announcement from the New Mexico Normal School at Silver City. It lists board of regents C C Shoemaker H M Young John Corbett Percy Wilson and W L Ritch and names the faculty including Charles M Tight principal and professor, Hugh A Owen natural sciences, Miss Sarah A Ells English, Miss Allee TR Hailey Spanish and Mathematics, Miss Lela Lanville, Miss Eva McGregor and Miss Mary in training, with J R Rollbut custodian.
The U S Department of Plant Industry collaborates with the U S Experiment Station and the New Mexico College of Agriculture to conduct extensive feeding tests on cacti. Cattle and sheep will be fed varieties of cacti and results recorded, with J J Vernon coordinating with the government to verify the feed value for southwestern stock.
Charles Schleter of Clayton in Union county arrives in the city on sheep business before the sheep sanitary board. C. G. N. Cotton, prominent Gallup wholesale merchant, was in Albuquerque en route home from Las Vegas where he attended a Wholesale Grocers' meeting. Mr. and Mrs. William Ruby return to the city after a month away.
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