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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
3
Washington reports a novel fix for noisy flats: landlords require rubber heels on tenants shoes to quiet footsteps. Tenants are sent to a local shoemaker to fit noiseless heels, with go carts also mandated to have rubber tires in some buildings. The measure aims to reduce noise in crowded apartment houses.
A vivid promotional note extols Hagan's Magnolia Balm as harmless and quick acting. It claims the product makes a faded complexion fresh and velvety with an effect likened to refreshing rain reviving a flower colors. It emphasizes natural beauty and immediate results.
The postoffice department notice states the resignation of John K. Stauffer as registry and money order clerk in the Santa Fe post office has been accepted Emily A Walter the general delivery clerk is promoted to the vacancy with a substantial salary increase Substitute Clerk Vicente Alarid is promoted to the vacancy created by Miss Walters promotion at a salary of 500 a year Hydrophobia dog bites little girl as Joseph Rains departs with his eight year old daughter for treatment at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago The child was bitten by a dog suspected of hydrophobia and the dog previously bitten by a hydrophobic skunk led to immediate transport for treatment
A long duration race from Berlin covers ten days with many contestants including Prince Henry of Prussia driving a Benz motor. The route passes through Frankfurten Main Munchen and Vienna amid a large crowd and festive atmosphere.
Miss Harriet May Mills will lead tomorrow morning's discussion as state organizer selecting speakers like Miss Julia A. Jenney of Syracuse Mrs. Mary F. Gannett of Rochester and Miss Anna S. Huntington of Syracuse A literature and art division program is planned Mrs Henry Altman of Buffalo reads a paper on The Art of the Ancient Hebrews Dr S P Cole Hi Scorse and J Aves Wis grove of Salamanca will speak on bee camps and Ant in the Home Lamb crop reports show over 10 percent in some herds Thomas Ortega notes 105 percent and Chas A Whittemore between 112 and 115 percent Holbrook range quality vastly improved over five years
At a county commissioners meeting all members present awarded the jail contract to John A Laughlin of Trinidad at 7.90 per unit. The jail will be reinforced steel concrete with brick residence portion and stone trim. Three bidders filed bids. Laughlin, Sundt of Saint Vesas, and Rutherford of Albuquerque.
In Raton Deputy Sheriff Harry Lewis served a warrant for the arrest of Skiles and Mere amid a domestic scandal involving Har ry B Sites’s wife. Lang and others are described as living together and were taken to Trinidad for arraignment with a June 11 appearance date. Mrs Pearl M Skies, wife of Skiles, is the complainant alleging Skiles’s actions.
A promotional pitch extols Cascarets as a trusted, long running remedy. It claims millions use it daily, touts health benefits for digestive vigor, warns against imitators, and notes the product is made only by the Sterling Remedy Company with a West Pocket box. It offers a decorative enamel trinket for a small stamp donation.
The report alleges that a crime occurred in Trinidad when Mrs Lang and Mrs Skiles stayed at a local hotel. Mrs Skiles claims the acts were performed there, prompting the warrant. Mrs Lang is described as a cotingly handsome young woman with an excellent reputation in Raton.
A heavily loaded ore ten wagon descended a hill from Tron King mine toward Blanchard siding. The wagon brake failed and rolled, striking a man named Teague. He was struck by wheels, suffering multiple injuries to an arm and leg. He was taken to Humboldt hospital for treatment.
A Hewell dispatch dated June 4 reports the Hendricks murder trial adjourned five minutes after court opened. Witness Tobe Odon testified that Hendricks using the alias Now Clayton married in North Oy. Mire Miner, mother of the late Judge, said Hendricks vowed to murder Whi Rainbolt if trouble with the case persisted. Defense says more time is needed, Aldeich proposes steel to rebuild San Francisco.
O BAMBINI advertises a shop upstairs at 209 Worst Railroad Avenue offering first class tailoring with fifteen years of experience. Suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed repaired, ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Patronage invited.
A pocket book with money is handy but a bank book showing a comfortable sum is far better. The bank offers every facility for a bank account. Small accounts are welcomed and receive the same careful attention as large ones. A small business needs an account too.
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