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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
5
July 27 Logan & Bryan market report lists steady wool prices and mixed cattle bids in Kansas City and Chicago. Cattle receipts total around 8,000 at Chicago with prime and stocker ranges. muttons and lambs show steady to firm values. Fruits and vegetables advertised daily at Maloy's with note on spice adulteration and Schilling's Best quality.
A notice notes free delivery in the city with same day dispatch for collected items. It mentions mall ora processing and emphasizes rapid service within local area expectations.
An enthusiastic New Mexico Territorial Fair executive committee meeting last night at the association’s office discussed a fixed baseball tournament with a $1590 purse, invited the governor to open the fair, and planned attractions including a bucking bull, football series changes, a stock show superintendent, a speed ring head, and a fancy horse show plus a $300 fruit and vegetable exhibit funding, signaling a strong, region wide fair in September.
Pedro Olias, arrived from the Interior of Mexico, faced Judge Crawford in police court for stealing four pairs of shoes from a box outside Cash Buyers Union on North Second Street. The court found the evidence strong and sentenced him to thirty days in the county jail. officers were urged to crack down on suspicious outsiders amid rising thief activity in Albuquerque.
Manager Houston of the Browns arranged two afternoon games with the Las Vegas Blues in Las Vegas this Saturday and Sunday. Las Vegas has bolstered its infield with four new players including Nash, a Western league pitcher, promising fast games. The Browns also plan a return two games with the El Paso Browns on August 5 and 6, then a trip to Clifton for six games, three with Clifton and three with Morenci, their first long trip of the season. Santa Fe may host a series soon after Frank Owen, Santa Fe Water & Light manager and former player, has taken control and seeks to field a strong team for the fair tournament.
Camp Johnson reports sixty people settled in Bear Canon Canyon after recent heavy rains left the canyon road poor. Volunteers and local residents repaired the road, easing travel to the upper falls. Weather is cool, water is plentiful, and happiness prevails among the campers. Mrs. Harry Johnson and Hugh Allison plan a city visit before returning to camp.
John 8. MacArthur the renowned Glasgow mining engineer and metallurgist, inventor of the cyanide gold extraction process, spent a day in Albuquerque visiting his cousin David Stewart and planning travel to Denver. He noted the cyanide method’s global impact and its prominence in Arizona Colorado and South Africa. He also warns relic owners to return items taken from La Gran Quivera ruins and promises legal action.
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