Wife Beater Fined By Police Judge
William Owen arrested after neighbors accused him of harming his wife. In police court this morning he was fined 15 dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct. he claimed no beating occurred and the judge postponed the case to 6 p.m. Owen questioned his own case and asked about the fine. the judge proposed 15 dollars or fifteen days if pleaded guilty. The notice also urges attention to child diarrhea and promotes Chamberlains remedy.
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William Owen
McMillin
Owen
Craig
Owens
Baseball Tomorrow at Traction Park Showdown
Baseball game scheduled for tomorrow at Traction Park between the Barelas Grays and the Geronimos. Admission charged. First pitch or call time noted as 2.
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Tavelas Grays
The
Geronimos
Pay Day and Saturday Sale at 122 North Second Street
An advertisement lists a special sale at 122 North Second Street featuring coffee brand Abe Good Package Coffee per pound, Live Oak plums and grapes, Empress Flour, baking powder, White Russian Soap, Cream of Wheat, and a special sale on oxford shoes for men women and children. It notes reductions on men and boys undergarments and a lot of other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coftes
Abe
Oxford
Old Street Cars Reused Around Albuquerque In 1920s
Hon Solomon Luna returns from sheep ranches near Magdalena to Albuquerque then Denver for a public lands convention as New Mexico delegates. He notes lambing averages at 80 to 95 percent in Socorro county and ongoing territorial sheep sanitary board efforts to clean ranges. Abandoned street cars are repurposed across the city as shelters, eateries, chicken coops, and playhouses, including a horse car relic serving as a public gathering spot and various shops and lunchrooms operating inside converted cars.
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Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
Bia
Socorro County
Magdalena
New Mexico
Luna
Mr. Luna
Denver
Socorra
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board
Purnore Sa
Ublic
Noree
Traveler Loses 200 on Train to Los Angeles
A Monteuria Rubber Company representative traveling from Ban Liles de Potosi Mexico arrived yesterday from El Paso and left for Los Angeles on Newd. He claimed $200 of $300 paid for expenses vanished after boarding the car and paying a bill at the Alvarado. Railroad authorities investigated but found no trace. He noted the loss could have ruined his trip if not for travel credentials allowing withdrawal at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteuia Rubber Company
Ban Liles de
California
Wells
Los Angeles
Skidoo mining group draws Albuquerque investors and water line plans
The Skidoo and Skidoo-Treadwell group mines around Skidoo California are touted as among the world's richest with Albuquerque investors purchasing stock. Schwab's $700,000 water pipeline is planned to serve the mines by July 1, and the Skidoo Contact shows a six-foot quartz ledge with strong ore indications through a granite contact. The Skidoo group is valued at $2,000,000 with 60,000 shares sold. remaining shares may be withdrawn as funds for development are raised. The Skidoo-Treadwell unit, adjacent to the Skidoo mines, is said to surpass Schwab claims in richness, incorporated for $1,250,400 with 160,000 shares issued for development.
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Skidoo Group
Charles M. Sehwab
The
Steel Trust
Albuquerquean
Schwab Company
Skidoo
Call
Skidoo Mines
Tock
Skidoo-Treadwell Eoup
Albuquerque
Schwab
At &Een
Leger Block Sale for $30 000 Confirmed
The Zeiger block on Central Avenue and Second Street, sold yesterday by First National Bank to P Canna and then to State National Bank for 26000, is to be occupied by the bank after repairs. The two story brick building houses Zeiger cafe and Quickel Bothe stores. The sale confirms plans amid prior mortgage losses and a heavy lease. A featured game at Traction Park between Geronimos and Barelas promises a strong match with a $50 side bet and gate split. The Albuquerque Browns will not play, as El Paso refused to align Sunday.
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Old Town
Bushiess Enterprises
Central Avenue
Second Street
Firat Street
Gold Avenue
Third Street
Albuquerque Hatters
I Also
Mellroy
DM Leon
State National Bank
Geronimos
Barelas
Traction Park
Zeiger
First National Bank
PcCanna
Charles Goetz
Quickel & Hothe
Charles Zeiger
Quickel & Bothe
Martin Ryan
Manger
Albuquerque Browns
O. A. Matson
Browns
el Paso
Pass City
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Telegraphic Market Report Echoes Banks and Stocks
Market letters from F J Graf & Co report bank reserves and deposits down week ending June 15 1907 while New York stocks show mixed moves including Amalgamated Copper and Reading. Telegraphers threaten strike in Chicago and Albany deadlock ends Treasury plans mirror cautious money outlook. crops and livestock figures mixed in Chicago and Kansas City markets with steady to dull tones across commodities.
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F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. MM
New York
Amalgamated Copper Vets
American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Gemma & Ohio Canadian Pacitic
Cole
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central O,& Wesses
Pennsylvania Reading
Pacite
Southern Railway
Ceinton Pacific
Shannon
Alton
Union Pacific
Chicago
Albany
Treasury
Panama
Gosmip
Financial Bureau
London Market Tower
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Erlets
Southern Pacific
Southern Railroad
Steel i
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Millinery Sale Begins as Laura Lute Offers Reductions
Miss Laura M. Lute announces a millinery sale starting Saturday June 15 at 208 South Second Street with big reductions on all hats and related goods. An ice cream social is planned for Thursday evening at 220 South Hadith Street.
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Laura M. Lute
South Second Street
South Hadith Street
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon-India
Ceylon
Maloy
Chamberlain
Barelas Grays
Admiscents
North Second Street
Columbus Hotel
Columbus
Sind
First Street
Silver Avenue
Highlands
C. Mi ‘Eet Central
Zeiger’s Cafe
Zeiger’s
R Hi
PIE Ball
Hest
Utlding
Barnepe
Dasehale
Tomosrow
Betwears
Leger
Norrow
Telegraphic
Hradatreeta
Chicago Livestock
Sand AD IL
Wegg Itm
Cotoe
Kansas
St. Louis
Duneth
R. A. Lillie
S. Edith St
3Rd St
Gold Ave
West Coal Avenue
Sadie
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Sam Kee
Ot St
Hunter’s Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
BEERY
INE French Bakery Co
E. R.R. Ave
West Railroad Ave
Bank OF Commerce
Weill m— Santa Fe Restaurant
Blue Point
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music
South Second St
San Diego
Coronado
San Francisco
T. E. Purdy