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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

5

Unidentified Man Killed After Night Terrorizing Ranch

A camper from Mayfield Colorado named Alex Lewis shot at an apparently insane man who terrorized Fletcher's ranch residents four miles south of town. The man was struck during a confrontation after threatening the occupants and claiming the land. He died at the scene. the shooter Lewis was jailed but later exonerated at a coroner inquiry. The unidentified victim was buried in Fairview cemetery.

Fletcher Alex. Lewis Mayfield Colo Partiular Lewis A. Borders’ Undertaking Establishment Mrinute Fairview

Police Court: Spaniel case leads to dog’s destruction

Charles Schelke testified in police court that TY Maynard harbored a vicious spaniel which attacked a 13 year old boy on Sweond street. The court ordered the dog killed. Separate cases involved Frank Clover and two others in a three man dispute at a Monte Carlo bar, Clover receiving fifteen days. Coal prices are down. June 15 price of $5.50 per ton announced by Clarkville yards manager J. S Beaven.

Charles Schelke TY. Maynard 4Thelog Maynard Mr. Schelke Sweond Street Frank Clover Monte Carlo Tony Armijo Miguel Chavez Chaves Clover Ile Chavez Crawford Clarkville J. 8 Beaven

Immaculate Conception School Flags in Patriotic Procession

About 175 students from Immaculate Conception school participated in a morning flag procession along Copper avenue singing patriotic airs. Graduation exercises are set for Friday June 22 with a Benediction at the church.

Immaculate Conception School Copper Avenue Hordeback J. H. Crum Hungary Albuquerque Mra. Shinick

Mortuary Casino Free Land Concert and Trapeze Show

Fragmentary text reports a Friday night event with a mortuary casino free land concert and trapeze performance in front of a theater at 7 30 PM. It mentions Mrs Katherine Krick, widow of Henry Krick, dying after two months illness at St Vincent's hospital, age 39, and refers to affidavits and a Santa Fe New Mexican page.

Free Land Katherine Krick Henry Krick The Krick Hortling Ilold St. Vincent's Hospital Aternal Alcess Santa Fe New Mexican West Bowling Alle

Obituary notices recount a New Mexico death and Minnesota burial

James A. Jameson dies at 50 after three years of illness at his Lincoln Avenue residence. Survived by a widow and three children. The Las Verne Optic notes his membership in the A P and A M and Knight Templar. Separate death: Miss Lundeen aged 20 of Alexandria Minnesota dies of tuberculosis. twin sister of Miss Rather Lunten who cared for her. remains to be shipped to Alexandria with the surviving twin.

James A. Jameson Lincoln Avenue Eidith Ninth Streets Bright Las Verne Optic A. P A.M Knight Templar Miss Lundeen John Lam Alexandria Minn Tod Sleter Rather Lunten Albuquerqie

Band Boys Answer Sub Subscribers Complaints

The First Regiment Band explains the shift of Robinson park concerts from Sunday to Wednesday due to funds and expenses. They thank subscribers and note an offer from Traction Park management to play Sundays in front of the Casino, which prompted the change.

Band Boys Robinson Park First Regiment Evening Citizen Easter Citizen Traction Park

Copeland and McClure Wed in Albuquerque Morning

At 7 o clock this morning Albert EB Copeland and Miss Ellen R McClure were married at 310 South Arno Street by Rev. Hugh A Cooper of the Presbyterian church. After a brief wedding trip to Trinidad and Denver they will reside at 310 South Arno Street and be at home after July 1. The bride, long established in Albuquerque, worked as a stenographer for Mutual Life Insurance before its southwest offices moved to El Paso. the groom has worked for Albuquerque Traction. The Evening Citizen and friends extend best wishes.

Albert EB. Copeland Ellen R. McClure South Arno Street Hugh A. Cooper Presbyterian Church Trinidad Colo Copeland Denver Tank South Arno Street Albuquerque Mutual Life Insurance Company Southwest el Paso California Albuquerque ‘Traction Company Evening Citizen

Elder and Lay to Wed in Richmond Evening Ceremony

Dr J W Mider of this city will wed Miss Nannie Lay of Richmond at 6:30 this evening at the brides parents home in Richmond Virginia Rev Mason Holmes to perform the ceremony Following the celebration the couple will visit Washington and other eastern cities then return to Albuquerque about July 3 and reside on South Third Street

Richmond J. W. Mider Nannie Lay W. B Childers Mason Holmes Elder Washington Albuquerque South Third Street

Penitentiary Bricks for El Paso Contract Won

Superin tender Arthur Trefford at the territorial penitentiary organizes a shipment of 300000 bricks to El Paso Texas under a 1000000 brick contract with the El Paso and Southwestern Railway for shop erection in the Pass City. Shipments start about the 2nd inst. Daily output runs high as the burning force works to supply bricks of good quality and solid satisfaction.

Arthur Trefford Territorial Penitentiary el Paso Texas el Paso & Southwestern Railway Company Pass Belek

Hillsboro to Osceola Electric Line Promised to Boost Mining

Frank G Caldwell reports to The Evening Citizen that a New York backed project aims to build an electric rail line from Hillsboro to Osceola linking with the Santa Fe at Nutt station. Feasibility surveys show low-maintenance potential and broad benefits for Hill County mining, cattle and ranching commerce, with rights of way volunteered and financing arranged.

Hilsboro Sierra Corty Ihe Hillahore Osecesis Natt Station Santa Fe Deming el Paxooe New York and Foreign Corporation Frank G. Caldwell Noithertown Albuquerque Hillsboro Piiles Vo Nutr Caldwell Whilh Evening Citizen Tite Osceola Santa Fe Railway el Paso Hillshoro Nutt P Cted Corps of Engineers Rey Jess New York

Engagement Notice for Miss Frances Lockhart to John Enlow

Miss Frances Lockhart of El Paso and John R. Enlow announce their engagement with a halftone portrait. The wedding is set for June 27 at the bride’s sister Mrs. T S Austin’s home. Enlow, assistant superintendent of the El Paso smelting works, is well known in business and social circles. Lockhart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lockhart of Albuquerque, is popular in El Paso society.

el Paso Herald Frances Lockhart John R. Enlow Vue Herald T. S. Austin Ordtern Enlow el Paso Miss Lockhart Henry Lockhart Albuquerque

Stage to Jemez Springs parade and services ad

An ad offering trips to and from Jemez Springs via George H. Moore and James T. Johnston. It promotes McIntosh Hardware picnic baskets for outing parties and advertises wiring, electrical fixtures, fans, and a bowling team search at the West Bowling Alleys run by Southwestern Electric and Construction Company.

Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore West Railroad Avenue James T. Johnston McIntosh Hardware Company Southwestern Electric and Construction Company

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