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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
5
The reorganized Las Vegas team faces the Browns in two fast baseball games at Traction Park tomorrow and Sunday afternoon. Al Albuquerque is set to play Las Vegas with a 3 o clock start, promising the best games of the season.
Markets recap lists Amalgamated Copper American Sugar and rail stocks with mixed quotes. Chicago cattle receipts 5000. prices steady to slow with steers 5.25 to 5.90, cows 2.50 to 4.50, calves to 7. sheep receipts 13000 with wethers 4.60 to 4.85 and lambs 5 to 7. Kansas City reports cattle 9000 with native steers 6.25, southern steers 3.22 to 4., sheep 0 to 0.0, lambs 4.25 to 7.25. Markets in St Louis wool steady. Texas and western cattle ranges noted.
Grocery ad touts fruits and vegetables fresh daily at Maloy's. Slogans promise better trade and better goods with Schilling's Best baking powder offering a money back guarantee for grocers.
George Miller employed at the Santa Fe shops was arrested last night by Officer Wagni on charges of riding fast through principal streets on his bicycle. He was cited to appear in police court this morning but the case was postponed to 6 pm due to lack of witnesses. Chief Mc Millin said Miller has ignored warnings about fast riding, and the incident fuels complaints that he is a professional rider with a light racing bicycle. A boy was nearly run down on North Second Street by a reckless cyclist, prompting orders to enforce the speed ordinance. Those caught violating face arrest and fines.
Billy Hinek new arrival, Black, was detained last night by Policeman Highbargin after causing a disturbance. A large gun and cartridges were found. he claimed it was for self protection and work. In court Judge Crawford fined him ten dollars for carrying an unloaded firearm. Chief McMillin vowed to stop the gun totin habit as illegal and dangerous.
Amado Chaves, assistant territorial superintendent, visited Albuquerque en route to Santa Fe from the first of the week, noting Socorro's county teachers institute as the territory’s most successful this year with twenty four teachers already taking examinations. He said he will depart for Santa Fe next morning as the institute continued.
James Powers aged 70 died at his Lead Avenue home from effects of a paralytic stroke suffered last Monday. A resident of Albuquerque since moving here, he was under charge of Undertaker A Borders and to be shipped to Nashville for burial. Powers was well respected and a member of the Catholic Knights of America.
Antonio Armijo & Co offers groceries with prices on many items including Cream of Wheat, grade tomatoes, pineapple, Arbuckle coffee, Grape-Nuts, ginger snaps, sugar corn, rice, Dr. Pri Mer wo, tea, Silver Leaf soap, chili con carne, and pure leaf lard. Located at 504 West Railroad Avenue. subscription urged for The Citizen news.
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