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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
6
New York June 12 stock market notes describe mixed conditions. Declines in staples are offset by good dividend stocks as capital shifts to short term railroad notes. Weather and harvest uncertainty weigh on farmer sentiment while cotton prospects look precarious but hay remains strong.
The market shows potential rally power as favorable crop and monetary signals rise. If conditions improve in the coming weeks, the market should recover, and American farmers may enjoy another year of prosperity. The note hints at broader optimism despite recent low values and references Dr. Kings Now Life Pills.
New York June 13 P Augustus Hanna testified before acting British consul general Charles Clive Bayley in a case over forcing Heinz to accept 300000 acres of land in British Columbia. The Columbia and Western Railway now owned by Canadian Pacific seeks partition after 30 days notice. Heinz contends right reserved until 1911 and tax on acceptance delayed. The dispute stems from railway aid and land bonuses linked to construction. Proceedings paused with Heinz set to sign transcript for submission to British Columbia courts for final ruling.
A Cedar Grove Maine man writes that after suffering liver and kidney trouble and growing discouraged by lack of relief he tried Electric Bitters. He reports the first bottle gave relief and three bottles completed the cure, claiming the medicine a guaranteed best for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
The funeral of the late J Marty was held yesterday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment in Santa Barbara cemetery. Born in England, he moved to the United States as a child, lived in Pitts Neild, Illinois, and later settled in New Iberia, Louisiana where he built the first central sugar factory in the state. His son Robert works for the British government in Matin Natal, South Africa. During the Civil War he ran the daily on the Weppl River for the Confederacy.
The piece reports on warnings to rebuild Phoenix on a larger scale, deaths in Apache and Mojave counties, condemned meat in Douglas, pleas and guilty verdicts for a cow-killing case near Tre Hermanos, a Prescott wedding, and large scale mining activity by the Chemu Mining Dien in Silver City. It notes rail routes through Sonora, a notable death in Yavapai County, drowning in a pool near the Arizona dam, cattle deaths around Prescott, a stray dog with a message about gold diggings, and tungsten ore finds near Benson with mining firms shifting focus to copper.
New York June 1 Mrs Harriet Johnston Wood lawyer told the Professional Women's League that women should propose and be independent before pop the question. She argued for equal cradle roles, citing Euripides and Ruth proposing to Boaz, and predicted a coming ampia r age with balanced gender relations. Her remarks drew loud applause.
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