Town Notes Roundup of City Visitors and Local Talks
Dr C N Franke of St Louis was in the city last evening. Euxenia Conroy leaves tonight for Denver and St Louis on vacation. Vanity Fair to be the topic of Major Percy Morton at Salvation Army hall tonight. Triple Link Lodge drill at 2 30 Saturday. Charles W Lukens leaves for Dawson on business. Rev Chapman a Jewish minister spoken at Temple Albert tonight and tomorrow. Woman's Missionary society met at 314 West Lead Ave. Marriage license issued to Ignacio Lucera and Rebecca Sena. Fred Authier arrives en route to Boston with wife. Adah Chapter to meet for elective ceremony at 7 o clock. Caballo named native arrested intoxicated pleads guilty and pays fine. Dr H E B Kirschner arrives seeking treatment sanitarium plans. Metro Contreras and brother AlWino report activity in Socorro county ranches and store. J A Beal canvasses Silver City for the Albuquerque Citizen. Farmers ready to cut wheat and haul alfalfa. rain praised. Japanese travelers through Albuquerque and northward routes noted. Dr W H Anderson of El Paso recovering from appendicitis and reports slow progress. Micek Maynerd Co concert by American T band at Catlin Sander tonight.
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C.N. Franke
St Louis
Euxenia Conroy
Post Office
Denver
St. Louis
Vanity Fair
Percy Morton
Salvation Army Hall
Triple Link Lodge
D. of KR
Trey
Charles W. Lukens
Children's Home Society of
New Mexico
Arizona
Dawson
Rev. Chapman
Sohnecta Ny Yon
Temple Albert
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. Ft. Werning
West
Lead Avenue
A. E. Walker
Metro Contreras
la Joya
Socorro County
Uively
J. A. Beal
Albuquerque Citizen
Silver City
Citizen
N. M
A. A. Sedillo
Socorro
Thocorre District Court
Sant Fe
Canada
United States
Mexico
Chicago
W. H. Anderson
el Paso
Anderson
Albuquerque
St Joseph Ted
Pineapple Versus Burbank Grafts Spark Market Debate
A humorous kitchen garden voice questions Burbank's grafting reach and calls for protective laws while railing against eradication of distinct fruits. The piece muses on identity, race, and science amid a Floridian pineapple narrator, noting concerns about crossbreeding and the future of varieties as markets list weekly produce prices and shop details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Congress
Florida
Carmen Montion Wins Declamatory Contest at Albuquerque Indian School
The Albuquerque Indian School held a crowded declamatory contest in the main assembly hall. Carmen Montion won the top prize a silver cup for her speech Mare Anthony’s Address with Mabel Paisano taking second place. Announced plans for enhanced athletics next year and a contest with University of New Mexico. Commencement exercises follow tonight with City Attorney M B Hickey as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Indian School
Utue
Addie Beaver
Fleming Lavender
8. A. Smith
Padereweki
Miss Beaver
A.B. Stroup
C. B. Hodgin
University of New Mexico
Ross
Menaul School
Hodgin
Msg
Carmen Montlon
Mare ‘Anthony
Mabel Paisano
Custer
University of New Meixco
M. B. Hickey
Four Horses Stolen Claim Under Replevin In Cor railes
The Goneales brothers report four horses and colts stolen from their stock, found by owners in the stock yards. A writ of replevin was sworn before Justice Geo. R. Craig and placed with Deputy Montoya. Judge Craig will hear the replevin case on June 26. Plus a Casino dance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G
Goneales
Corrailes
Goneales Brothers
Geo. R. Craig
Montoya
Craig
Temporary custody granted to Ruebs for child
Lucile M. Conley, the two year old at center of a custody dispute, will travel with Mr. and Mrs. John Rueb to California under court order. Judge Ira A. Abbott ruled the child may leave the jurisdiction temporarily and be returned later as custody issues proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile M. Conley
Santa Fe Station
John Rueb
California
Ira A. Abbott
District Court
J. C. Conley
Lucile
Santi
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Trem
Ele
W. Dobson
Con
Ruebs
Judh Chambers
Conley
Rueb
Ie Depot
Will Request Court To Discharge Haywood
Continued report describes a mining strike at Cripple Creek and a man named Orchard who was kind to his family. A widow recalls his honesty and cleanliness while detailing the turmoil after the strike and her suspicions about his confessions. The rest appears as a Sunday menu advertisement with produce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Mr. Orchard
Stillas
S Oldlore
General E. D. Thomas to attend territorial fair
General E. D. Thomas will attend the territorial fair in October. Maynard Gunsul says a practice march by troops from Fort Wingate to Albuquerque will precede the event. A cavalry squadron and band may visit, promising a strong military draw with Coronado era displays and many associations participating. Plans also call for hosting the territorial firemen annual meeting during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Gunsul
Denver
E. D. Thomas
Department of Colorado
The
Fair Association
General Thomas
Gunsul
Fort Wingate
Albanerque
Wingate
United States Cavalry
Coronado
Retail Merchants Association
Bids Wanted for Frame Building at Edith Street
Albuquerque School Board invites bids for the frame building at 210 North Edith Street to be moved and cellar refilled by the purchaser within fifteen days. Bids due by 8 oclock June 2, 1907. Includes note of a Dance at Casino Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuuerque
Edith Street
Wm. A
Kelta
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon
India
Malloy
Columbus
Taumber
Walter Tiskers
Lion Coffer
Reeke
Ty American Cisneeo
Carino Fundy Merit
JF. Palmer
Phist and
Matth
Jay. Ghain
Carmen Montion
American
Lumber Co
Casino
Lucile Conley
Monarch Grocery
BAR OF Commerce
South First St
Gradi
Giannini
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Daniel's Wealsintate Agency
Sadie
Bambrook Bios
John Street
Sam Kee
South Second Street
Hunter’s Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
Discope Room
Pettit
Almijo
French Bakery Co
Custio
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Santa Fe
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Superior Planing
Chickering & Sons
South Second St
Los Angeles
San Diego
T. E. Purdy
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