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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
4
The Citizen reports two women Valentina Madrid and Alma Lyons face death for murder and urge Governor Raynolds to commute the sentences. Hillsboro plans for execution on June 7, arguing commuting would spare expense and prevent a hanging.
A long, satirical reminiscence on the Emporia Gazette and its 12 years under current ownership. It recalls a past transfer of the paper, comments on local newspaper business, and speculates on future fortunes, ending with a wry nod to aging and change in parting humor.
Westward farmers were alarmed by rumors of a federal water charge for irrigation from national forests. Forester Pinchot and officials state no such charge exists, water use regulated by the state, and forest lands for reservoirs and conduits issued free permits. The article also notes archaeology praise for Hugh Harris and New Mexico cliff dwellings, plus Governor Curry's Santa Fe inauguration and related regional interests.
In Lower California a stage fire reportedly destroyed $28,000, though not stage money. The item notes Albuquerque soda fountain workers and local business chatter, with mentions of weather, market quotes, and humorous exchanges, reflecting a collage of city tidbits rather than a single event.
Telegraphic market notes relay New York quotations received by F J Grat and Co over private wires from their Albuquerque office. Prices and values are summarized for local investors.
The report notes firm to higher cattle prices with cow and heifer values listed, plus western and southern stockers and feeders, and steady sheep markets. Produce and grain quotes show wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and later notes on wool, money, and metals. New arrivals include household items from W. V. Putrelle Furniture Co.
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