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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1907

Page

6

Magdalena Sheep Raisers Forge New Church Money Scene

Special Correspondence Magdalena June 10 The town of Magdalens grows as workers build a two story stone block, a new church and a new bank. The Presbyterian church foundation is ready and a box with a Bible, charter members and officials is sealed in wall. The Bank of Magdalena nears July occupancy with a steel vault and new brick structure opposite Becker Blackwell. Lamb and wool markets report high prices but price resistance from buyers.

Magdalena Magdalens Savages Santa Fe Ecuteh Ew Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church John Campbell New Mexico Philadelphia Crabb Aharge Uelees Fev. Campbell Tottan Tottman Man Street Campbell New Bank Bank of Magdalena U. 3 Mactavish Cashier Becker- Blackwell Tt Arcd Magdalena Whey Colorado

Glowing schemes meet disillusion for tenderfoot in business

A fragment discusses optimism giving way to disappointment and possible failure in a risky venture. It mentions a reward offer for a catarrh cure, a testimonial about F. J. Cheney Co, and an advertisement note for Hall's Catarrh Cure with price and distribution details amid miscellaneous names and lines.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Cheney

Turbulent Territorial Trials and Fatal Fires Across Southwest

Reading notes describe a flurry of events across New Mexico and Arizona. Incidents include a Las Vegas trial, fair preparations in Estancia, multiple deadly fires in Globe and Phoenix, a 12 year old killed by accidental gun discharge near Las Marcial, burglaries in Las Cruces, a 15 year old killed by electricity at Raton, and plans for the territorial fair with a 35000 dollar budget plus race features and baptisms for a condemned murderer. Additional items cover oil drilling hazards near Roswell, a domestic assault arrest in Blabee, cafe fire damage in Edelweiss on Brewery street, and the Phoenix knife attack at Qui Hing.

Indians fire on white men in camp near Globe

Five companions at a temporary camp twelve miles east of Globe faced indiscriminate shooting by inebriated Indians. The case noted court jurisdiction issues and a judge ruled assault with a deadly weapon not an offense within the given jurisdiction.

Globe Nave

Freights Meet in Head End Collision

Two westbound freight trains collided seventy eight miles west of here at Alaska station yesterday afternoon at 4 30. The second engine derailed and a caboose was demolished while five cars left the track blocking the main line until morning. Wrecking crew and a local physician went to the scene. several crew were injured. Train No 2 and local freights were delayed forty five minutes at the scene. No 1 and 7 were held up at Alaska for hours.

Alaska Here Welock Aska Oelock Prelook Ttax

Santa Fe Train Schedule Delayed One Week

The new Santa Fe timetable planned for Sunday was postponed another week. General Manager Joseph Hurley ordered the schedule erased and updated to take effect on the 16th. No. 3 California Limited will arrive at 12:20 PM and depart 12:50 PM, No. 4 Chicago Limited at 5:50 PM and 6:20 PM. A letter praises Electric Hitters for liver and kidney relief.

Santa Fe Joseph Hurley Chicago

Trial of ex Treasurer Storm on embezzlement charge

In a district court session a jury panel of fifty heard the case of Jam Storm, ex county treasurer, charged with unlawfully taking 1000 dollars of public funds on April 10, 1903. He pleads not guilty and claims jeopardy in three prior trials, where verdicts were not guilty. Also an ad for a children's health remedy is noted.

Jam Embeelemert Tohis

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