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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
5
A fragmented report cites serious accusations about St Vincent Academy and a dramatic commencement event linked to China. Interviews include Ien Luna discussing joint statehood as the period's main topic amid references to a large sheep and cattle grower.
The St Vincent academy commencement was held in the convent hall with students performing a piano duet and chorus. Graduates Mary Brennan and Lulu Halsey received diplomas as Rev Mandalari praised Christian education. Separately, a public dispute over Gallup city elections and a Los Angeles laborer case were reported alongside remarks by Hon. Solomon Lana on New Mexico Arizona statehood prospects.
The Laguna Indian Santiago Sais was arrested yesterday morning in varelas by Officer Salagar. He appeared in court last evening at six and was sentenced to fifteen days in jail on an assault charge. He was accused of beating and robbing Juanasfarta Chirina of $3, a prior sweetheart of the complainant. The robbery charge was not pursued.
JES2 JAMES The W. 1. Swain Jesse James show comes Monday June 23 with wild western life in reality and strong press recommendations. A 30 minute free pre show runs 7 to 7 30 featuring riding music by the original cowboy band. The management offers free rides for any wild horse or mute horse that may be brought, inviting spectators to join the fun.
A sword hanging in Dr. W. G. Shadrach’s office at 3134 West Railroad Avenue is a Civil War relic presented by his son Mrs. Emma Shadrach of Culpeper Virginia. The weapon is tied to Shadrach’s father who served in Virginia cavalry and fought at Spotsylvania. The sword was acquired after the war by Shadrach’s aunt and sent to him as a keepsake.
The eleventh popular concert of the Lead Avenue Methodist church choir drew a small but enthusiastic audience. Ten numbers were well carried out with hearty applause. Prof Crum’s readings were enjoyed, especially his encore The Creator about a mud-loving frog and a criticizing black bird. Prof Crum’s and Prof Di Mauro’s violin selections followed.
Reports from Espanola state the Rio Grande rose two inches overnight and continues rising due to melting snow in the Colorado mountains. A water expert told a Citizen representative there is no danger of a flood this spring, noting the river here has fallen after a previous rise.
Henle Chaves and Raymunde Ron quill were released on $500 bonds each after arrest on a charge of killing Rufus Packer by kicking him to death. Preliminary hearing continued until June. Also notes sale of picnic packets at Mcintosh Hardware and a call for a 5 man bowling team to beat the Affidavits at West Bowling Alleys.
A dramatic entertainment The Miracle of the Roses will be staged this evening at the Immaculate Conception school hall next to the church. The cast includes Kilnabeth Countess of Kuringia Isabel Connaily Sofia and others with Frank O Riley and Mary O Laughlin listed among performers. Cast also features a hermit messenger herald professor and stage staff.
American Lumber Company plans a long railway extension into the Zuni Mountains to secure timber. J R Parnell led a six week survey for Albuquerque Eastern Railway as construction begins. The main logging line runs sixteen miles from Korean to Ketner with a southeast extension toward Ket ter. MF Farwell estimates sixty miles of main and branch tracks needed to reach all holdings in the Zum mountains. The ongoing extension will tap an extra hundred of timber.
Mrs J M Pay dite died at her home 420 West Pre eifle avenue Jag evening following a operation for a premature birth performed last Thursday. Funeral tomorrow at 8:30 from the residence to Sacred Heart church with high mass. Interment at Santa Barbara cemetery. Sister of Dan Padillo of Benjamin & Weiler. Native of Albuquerque.
E W Fee, longtime produce and grain dealer, completes acquisition of Clarkville Produce Company and will relocate July 1 to 02 South First Street. The Clarkville stock transfer creates Albuquerque’s largest wholesale produce house with 00 square feet storage and direct Santa Fe rail access, enabling closer prices on feed.
A collage of classified blurbs includes sale items a room residence kitchen range sideboard rugs and a stove plus misc requests to borrow money a camp cook job at Lindell hotel and a regional sales rep post for Albuquerque. Also mentions a woman’s cuff jewelry and picnic baskets in a hardware display.
A 1906 advertisement touts a private higher education institution near Stanford University in Palo Alto California. It promises a dormitory system modern laboratories and a new cider track for the coming year with language courses taught by foreign teachers and ample athletic grounds. Catalogues with photographs are available and the school year begins August 26 1906 under Principal J Leroy Dixon.
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