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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

5

New Mexico cattle in fine condition noted during train move

Col W. S. Deaton, famed Seattle King of Colorado, toured New Mexico en route from Silver City to Denver aboard a 22 car cattle freight. He said cattle were recently purchased for his Denver ranch as rain revived grass across Southern New Mexico. Whiteout stages shift to motor route between Silver City and Mogollon, reducing travel time as autos carry passengers mail and baggage over a rough 100 mile stretch.

Deaton Seattle Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Albuquerque Denver Silver City Colonel Denton Mogoillon Creal

Bal Lunatics Revival Draws Strong Adulation at Casino

The Bal Lunatics musical comedy by Manhattan Comedy Co. revived at the Casino after a week run and drew bigger applause. Performers Mesart, Spaulding, Murray and Riebe received praise for their work while chorus girls again impressed in costume. An unscripted moment occurred when scenery toppled in the final act, burying Eddie Murray who recovered with a single step. The show will repeat tonight and run through the week with a matinee Sunday.

Manhattan Comedy Company Eddie Murray

Fair Subscriptions Drive for City Fair October Effort

The committee soliciting funds for the twenty seventh fair to be held in this city October 7 to 12 reports progress yet faces uneven support from big donors. Officials urge immediate subscriptions, arguing a large fair boosts local business, banks, and employment, with advertising value drawing out of town investment and visitors. The piece urges urgency and emphasizes a business proposition over charity. Also notes a memorial service for Woodmen of the World on June 9 at Lend Avenue M E Church and local real estate ads.

Albuquerque Teleta Terriory Itoh & Cash Davis Mike Woodmen of the World Lend Avenue M. E Nev Rollins Dd. Philipps

Lukens Sells Home for Every Homeless Child

Dr Charles E B Lukens leads the New Mexico Arizona branch of the Children’s Home Society from Albuquerque. He appeals to police and citizens to help locate homeless or neglected children for placement in proper homes, citing examples and listing notable supporters and officials backing the cause.

Charles EB. Lukens Children’s Home Society of New Mexico Arizona Albuquerque Walter Street Lukens Ods Children's Home Society Ata Every

Mrs Calhoun on California Limited to San Francisco

Mrs Patrick Calhoun wife of the San Francisco street railway head and a figure in a graft probe passed Albuquerque en route to San Francisco aboard the California limited with six children and a retinue. A reporter was denied admission to speak with her as her servants blocked identification. The party diverted trains to continue westbound. Baseball note follows with Central versus Browns.

Patrick Calhoun San Francisco Street Railway System Frisco Albuquerque California Limited Calhoun Limited Velock Cali Chicago New York City San Francisco Pueblo of San Felipe Arizona San

Artichoke Makes His Market Appearance Card

In a city market the artichoke speaks for variety in food and agriculture. It notes low market demand yet praise for asparagus and a belief in more diverse offerings. Prices list vegetables fruits and meats, with artichokes priced two for a quarter amid a bustling market scene.

Artichoke Boulev Europe

Town Notes and Events From Albuquerque and Nearby

A snapshot of town life with visits by William Troy in town from Brockton and Martin Ryan’s local meeting. Ned Lavell, a well known Albuquerque diner, travels through Treland on his way to see the big event. The territorial board of pharmacy plans an October 7 meeting in Albuquerque during the fair. Ladies of the G A R meet at Mrs Kreese’s home on South Edith Street. Ada Chapter No 6 scheduled for an evening gathering with Mrs Laura Fluke presiding. A Monte fume Trust Company official is noted, and a horse from Hyde’s blacksmith shop caused a lively scene when the horse bucked during a demonstration.

Pever Valley Thera Albuquerque Our Showell- Kemmerer Rufina Montoya Mra. Montoya West Tijeras Toney Cree Jf Hern William ‘Troy Brockton Mars Columbus Martin Ryan Anona Counelor Pocahon Ned Lavell Oli Dimer Treland Hin Noanes Territorial Board of Pharmacy G. A. KR W. Hh. Gilienwater Montefume ‘Trust Company Hyde Blkekemith West Gold Avenue

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