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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1907

Page

5

Rio Grande Logs To Float Down for New Tie Trade

Extensive logging operations planned in the Rio Grande for the first time. A Rio Grande Boom company will float timber from Santa Barbara grant to Albuquerque, with ties shipped to the Santa Fe railroad for a new tie pickling plant. About 150 men already at work, and yearly operations possible once damming of tributaries is completed.

Rio Grande Domingo W. PB. Johnson A. DB. McGuffey Strickler Col W. &. ‘Hopewell Rio Grande Boom Company Tle Santa Fe Ue Albuquerque A. B. Monaffey Ues Santa Barbara Grant Santa Fe Railroad Mississippi Embuda Penasco Mgeh

Kaltmeyer Fined for Reckless Driving After Circus Parade

J C Kaltmeyer, collector for Southwestern Brewery, was fined $10 and fined ten days by Judge Crats after his buckskin horse team struck a boy named George Garcia during a circus parade near Second and Central Avenues. Local witnesses testified the team moved faster than safety permitted. Kaltmeyer asserted he tried to stop and that the boy was not badly hurt.

J.C. Kaltmeyer Southwestern Tee Comny George Garcia Crats Kaltmeyer Second Street Central Avenue Kennedy Nacamull Felix Lester Lester Kaltmeyers Craig

New Manager for Alvarado Hotel

Pellow, longtime Harvey system manager, resigns from the Alvarado to take a large hotel post in New York City. He served twelve years in Albuquerque beginning as a cashier at the Marvey lunch counter and recently vacationed in the east. Temporary managers stepped in during his absence as Charles L. Barrett begins active duties at the Alvarado.

RE. Pellow Alvarado Hotel Harvey Aystom Harveys New York City Cizen Pellow Albuquerque Petlow Harvey System Marvey Alvarado East Fellow Jamestown Exposition Pellew John Stein New Mexico Mr. Brown Charles L. Barrett

Long Walk Lands Walsh in Prison

Frank Walsh walked sixty five miles to Albuquerque arriving exhausted and sleeping on the street he pleaded for leniency in court for sleeping on the streets Judge Craig doubted the tale fines imposed on Barbaro Torres John Campbell and John Cox for drinking too much whiskey five dollars each William Cain paid five dollars for causing a nuisance at the circus Jesus Moreno native was beaten and thrown out of a saloon after refusing to pay for four bits of beer Moreno ordered to pay costs and bemused by the beating

Alburquerque Walsh Craigdered Moreno

Closing Exercises at Loretto Academy

A large audience attended the Loretto Academy closing exercises last evening. The school reported a very successful year with many gold medals awarded for deportment, Christian character, diligence, music, and penmanship. Two diplomats were granted to graduates who completed their courses amid musical selections including Grandma's Birthday.

Sue Vexas Ni M Loretto Academy Alytendance Loretto Christian Ciime Diigence Music Aid Monshly

Squeaky Shoes and Why They Do Squeak

An old shop talk on shoe squeaks details causes from leather rubbing and sole construction to tannage, with notes on cheap materials, half soles, and paper heels. It cites cobbler methods like nail rows, soaking, and how leather grade and finishing affect durability and sound. It ends by reflecting on how foot type and walking style influence wear patterns and squeaks.

1907 Commencement at the Indian School in Albuquerque

Tomorrow and Friday evening the Albuquerque Indian School holds its closing exercises. A detailed program includes music, recitations, vocal and instrumental solos, and the commencement address with several class performances. The event runs June 2 with a star overture, songs, and poetry, inviting all interested in the school’s work to attend.

Albuquerque James Albert “Cooley

Circus Impresses 3000 With Aerial Dog Tricks In Town

Over three thousand attendees packed the C T Burch circus at Central Avenue Broadway last night. The DeLeon dog act and horse performances drew high praise for skill and timing. No female performers appeared, a rumor disproved by a nanny goat on the tight rope. The show heads next to Socorro and then on to Marcial Silver City Deming and El Paso.

CT. Burch Circus Central DeLeon Socorro Say Marcial Silver City Deming el Paso

Telegraphic Markets Broad but Vague Versus Regional Brokers

Market letters received by F. J. Graf & Co. in Albuquerque report erratic activity on private wires. Listed securities include Canadian Pacific, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, and others with generally weak to mixed tones. Weather and demand noted as steady to favorable with a buoyant mood in certain segments, though overall sentiment remains cautious.

F. J. Graf & Co Con Barnett Building Albuquerque N. M Brooklyn Rapidera Canadian Pacific G. N. Orella Missouri Pacific New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading St. Faul Southern Pacife Southern Railway Dominion ‘Upper Range Bute Hutte Femer Kataas

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