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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1906

Page

5

Irrigation project attracts attention in Albuquerque region

Patrick Clarke sheriff of St Louis County and J A Ryan of St Louis inspected the Rio Grande Land Water and Development irrigation scheme with offices in St Louis led by president W P Schatt. The plan envisions a 60 by 100 foot canal ditch across mesa land to bring it under cultivation. Clarke Ryan and Arnot of Gross K expressed strong belief in feasibility and value, while securing right of way remains the next step.

Patrick Clarke St. Louis J. A. Ryan Rio Grande Land, Water & Development Company W. P. Schatt A. A. Grant Rarnalda Schutt Mesa Conony Mesers Clarke Ryan George Arnot Gross-K Company Entre Albuquerque Arnot

Sena to serve four years in penitentiary on forgery conviction

The Eighth Circuit upholds four year and four day sentence for Mariano Sena for forging receipts alleged to be from Arthur J. Tinker to Pedro Sanches. The case traces appellate history from territorial court to the Supreme Court and back, with the circuit directing further dismissal actions and leaving the original district court judgment in effect. Sena acted as a clerk to Pedro Sanches, supervisor of census, at the Uline.

Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals St. Paul, Minn Phillips Mariano Sena District Court Sena Supreme Court of the Territory Supreme Court Supreme Court of Territory Baker Territorial Court Territorial Supreme Court Circuit Court of Appeals United States Medler Arthur J. Tinker Pedro Sanches Uline Sanches

Plent Youd Expect Larger Fall Fair Racing Field

Manager McCanna reports a plentiful entry outlook for the twenty sixth annual territorial fair fall meet with horses for running and harness, including Kiowa a 2 18 pacer and buyers from Colorado Springs. Entries close September 1 and over $10,000 in purses promises a strong racing week alongside the flower parade and trades display.

Mana Ser McCanna McCanna F. G. Peck Colorado Springs S. Bernard Harry Sam Bush Denver J. A. Osner G. BE. Ady Hays Littleton Cole

Many Pensions for New Mexicans

A list of pensions and post office appointments granted or increased for New Mexico residents, including George W. Werner Fort Bayard, Eliza Hudson Tres Piedras widow, Jo Ann Blanchard Santa Fe, and others. New offices set at Madeira Rio Arriba and Dayton Doña Ana with appointive changes. Social notes mention visits, travel, and a debt recovery from Bernalillo county schools.

Delogate T. H. Andrews Post Office George W. Werner Fort Bayard F. Clay Fort Wingate Eliza Hudson Patrick Carroll Thomas J. Fort Andrew Kordick R. Tucker Petstre Romero Barney Peter P. Tate Springer Robert ‘Terry Secor Alfred Stmson Rokwen Hon H. D. Bowman Las Cruces Horice Pennell J. M. Chase Dayton Iidy Charles H. Elmendorf Elmendorf Socorro Anna E. Graham Urton Chaves County J.B Carrington Elizabethtown Colfax Masien Brown Bent

St Elmos Browns Game Stakes Grow With Side Bets

The St Elmos and Browns prepare for Sunday’s game with a $50 side bet funded by Joseph Barnett owner of Stmb Bacon. Gates and wagers hinge on a 3 o clock kickoff as fans rush to J N O’Rielly Co. and Sturges' for tickets with streetcar coupons.

Browns St. Elmos old-Uimers Joseph Barnett St Mb Bacon Barnett J. N. O'Rielly & Co Sturges

Telephone firm eyes Las Vegas exchange and Texas outlets

Phil Hamlin assistant president of Colorado Telephone says the company has won a Las Vegas franchise for a 44 year local exchange and will start work soon. He noted plans to extend lines into Roswell New Mexico El Paso and Amarillo Texas to link Albuquerque district.

Colorado Telephone Company Las Vegas Phil Hamlin Citzen Hamlin Roswell N. M el Paso Amarillo Texas Albuquerque Plains

Infant Wynkoop Dies at Eight Weeks in Highlands

Harry D. Wynkoop eight weeks old son of Mr and Mrs H H Wynkoop died at 4 50 this morning after infant troubles at the parents home in the Highlands. Funeral arrangements are under A Bor dere funeral director with interment in Fairview cemetery. Police Judge A J Stawford is in Las Vegas for a couple of days.

Harry D. Wynkoop H. H. Wynkoop Highlands A. Bor~dere Falrview Cemetery A. J. Stawford Las Vegas

New Quarters for Consolidated Liquor Co

The Evening Curfen reports consolidation of two wholesale liquor firms into Consolidated Liquor Co with offices at First street and Copper avenue. Ten year lease signed for a three story building. move expected by November 1. firm to occupy vastly larger space and operate a top tier liquor store in the southwest.

Firat Street Melini & Bakin Bachech & Giomi Consolidated Liquor 1 Company Bachech G. Giomi Charles Melini James I. Eakin Jacob Korber First Street Copper Avenue Korber North Second Street Consolidated Liquor Company

La Belle Marie shines at Casino in dual role casting

At the Casino last night Miss Lyilian Leigh ton impressed as Jean Ingleside a country lassie and La Belle Marie a vengeance seeking femme fatale. W B Hill excelled in the dual part of John Ingleside and Mr Leighton with John Hoffman also earning praise as Stubbs the office boy am A trifle amateurish but lively showing overall.

Jean Ingleside la Belle Marie Lyilian Leighton George Leighton W. B. Hill John Ingleside Mr. Leighton John Hoffman Stubbs Night Toy Ilaht

Fireman Haunstein Recovery Report After Guam Blast

At 3 o'clock this afternoon the condition of Fireman Haunstein, injured by the blasting of an engine at Guam, was very favorable for recovery. He suffered a badly scalded back and scalds on arms and legs with bruises, struck by hot water from the explosion as he was at the cab window. The crash hurled him about twenty feet from the engine, the tender turned over, and wreckage scattered as a car of fruit behind it blew apart. he was brought here on a special train covering 138 miles in little over four hours.

Haunstein Guam

Americans Won’t Vacate Mexico Says Chihuahuan Miner

J D McKenzie a prominent mine operator of Chihuahua Mexico states there is no truth to El Paso reports that Americans would be forced from Mexico or that American mine owners must hire natives. He says agitators opposed to Diaz are stirring camps and that the administration is strong enough to prevent any outside movement.

J. D. McKenzie Chituahia Mexico el Paso Sact McKeagle Diaz St. Louie Ding

Justice Chaves Answers Lawyer Wilkerson On Venue Ruling

Justice Chaves of Precinct 13 refutes a Monterey Journal article about a case with Wilkerson, denying prejudice, contending no contempt occurred, and defending venue denial. He asserts no personal acquaintance with Garcia or witnesses and defends bond forms and Montoya’s involvement. He disputes quotes about grand jury action and declares willingness to face any charges and have his record examined.

Atorney Walkerson Miguel Chaves Wilkerson Justice of the Peace Chaves Montoya Quintana Garcia Ereelf Busband Albuquerque Fleet Wilkersor Grand Jury Drew & Bend Gatelas Vernor Hagerman Coniuel Precinct

New Weekly Show at Penny Parlor Offers New Pictures

Mapaxer Davis of the Penny Parlor on 214 South Second Street announces a change of program with new pictures and new songs each Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny, Duke City bankrupt stock of teas for sale at F. F. Trotter. Rough dry services offered by Imperial Laundry Co.

Mapaxer Davis South Second Street Duke City F. F. Trotter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mesa Lands Clarke and Eighth Circuit Court of Appeal Messrs. Downey Wishinson Edgar Barclay Kansas Orry C. EB. Gleckley New York State Andrews Bert Copeland South Arno Street Henry Westerfeld Jemez Epril Chicago Union McDermott A. Hubbell Bernalillo County Hubbell George J. Brooks Chiago New Haven Mich Milwaukee Wis W. H Mr. Brooks Consolidated Liquor CO J. W. Anderson & Co Raynolde Block Maloy ST. Charles The Jaffa Grocery Co McKenzie Justice Chaves Wilke Ingram Brussels Axminster Albert Faber Railroad Albuquerque, N. M Pilsener Beer Colo Asto Clarkville Produce Co E. W. Fee South First St Charter Oak Steel Ranges Borradaile & CO Gold Avenue Aleke M. Berger West Railroad Avenue Williams Drug Company Blue Front Railroad Avenue A. J. Richards Colorado Telephone Co St. Elmo Prop Eather
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