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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

5

Wholesale Liquor Houses Merge Into Two Albuquerque Firms

Four wholesale liquor houses in Albuquerque merge to form Stern-Meyers company occupying the Grant building ground floor and the two First Street houses joining as Consolidated Liquor Company. Ernest Meyers and Stamm Schloss lead Stern-Meyers. James Eakin heads Consolidated Liquor. Existing Silver Avenue firm will relocate after incorporation.

Cty He Jease Stern, Senloss & Co Grant Building West Railroad Avenue Stern-Meyers Company Melvit & Rakin and Koch & Grani First Street Ernest Meyers Company Silver Avenue Olf Stern, Schloss & Company Mr. Stern Ernest Meyers Samm Schloss Samuel Neustadt Samuel Schloss Pirat Street Nquot Consolidated Liquor Company James Bakin G. Glomt Charles Melint Oreste Bachecht James J. Eakin G. Glomi Charles Meliit Orests Bacnech Albuquerque Arizona Southwest

Albuquerque Children Picnic Planned by Sunday Schools

C W Cook of the Santa Fe in New Mexico plans a children’s picnic for Albuquerque Sunday schools to Glorieta mountains. Meeting soon will set exact place and date. trip price $1.50, adults same rate. Special train departs 6 to 7 am to head to the grounds.

C. W. Cook Santa Fe New Mexico Glorieta Mountains Cook Albuquerque

Nebraska cyclone destroys farm houses in Nebraska

Solomon Jatna, president of the New Mexico sheep industry board, convenes a meeting to discuss Alpine feasibility as rains fail across the region. Cattlemen seek rain amid fears of a 1902 repeat while southern Mexico reports early week rains. A Nebraska City report notes genuine cyclone damage near Old Town on South Fifth Street, with Mr Kreifels estimating farm loss near $8000 including house, outbuildings, fences, and a wheat crop.

Solomon Jatna New Mexico Mexico S. Krelfels Old Town South Fifth Street Nebraska City Mexten Neb Kreifels

Roanoke and Camille Draw Good Audiences at Swain

Roanoke audiences filled the Swain Dramatic Company's tent with strong support for Roanoke and Camille. Basilynne and Ten Nights in a Barroom are billed for upcoming shows, with Lylian Leighton drawing crowds at the Casino in Camille and promising further engagements this week and Sunday.

THE Swain Dramatic Company Tnight Roanoke Hal Reid Swain Basilynne Tomerow Lylian Leighton Berger Grove Company

Things Doing in Base Ball in El Paso

El Paso prepares to meet the McIntosh Browns with new players Lane and Andreas from Los Angeles. Bankers practice in El Paso as Browns also prepare. A letter from El Paso management notes horse races will accompany the game, aiming for a large crowd and victory for the local team.

EL Paso McpIntosh Browns Bhi Lane Vincent Andreas Los Angeles Paso Cavanaugh Kandy Legos Heosth Te Feowna

Local Santa Fe Case Yields Provisional Judgment

Judge John To McFie issued a five dollar decree in the district court of Santa Fe County. The case of ALF Ad ans versus Mary Pinch resulted in a provisional note and a judgment of 101.07 for the plaintiff. The decree included a land swath in Santa Fe County and a sale within ninety days to satisfy the judgment.

John Alf Adans Mary Pinch Rutledge Istriet Court Santa Fe Conty Newstenkian Sante Fe

Stranger 0 Second in 2 09 Pace at Sm1 Pace

Stranger 0 placed second in the 2 09 pace at SM1 pace with a $1 0 stake. The Republican notes the favorite won after two Kent agents worked the field. Cas Mewnod earned a mark of 3100 t-4 and showed training progress for the current year in Way.

Denver Harnett Fant Cas Mewnod Sereen Tany Ated

Pacing Race Feature at Overland Park Meet In 2:09 Class

The report details a pacing event with Castlewood ahead early, Floradora challenging in the stretch, and Frost in control for much of the first heat. McGuire presses Castlewood in the second heat, Floradora nearly overtakes in the final stretch, while Frost secures position. The field includes Nettlewood, Stranger, and others as part of Barnett’s stable entries alongside Den ver and Monkey Mack in later events.

Vored Dr. Bavoter Devertin patHiéhee Floradors Frost Stringers Castlewood Florodora Jon Peat McGuire Floradora Nettlewood Ans Russell Jon Barnett B. m Dadelon Betabrook McGuiret Martha B Bo W Wilkes Guishall Frank) J Fred Roberta Bunhy Tess C. Ch Ofl Fleetwood RS Debertha C. m Charles Derby A. W. Boucher Bowehers de Clara Mr. Barnett Overland Sark Denver Monkey Mack Charles Cov Las Vegas

Northern towns appear prosperous says traveling dealer

F J Houston reports rising business activity in Raton Las Vegas and Santa Fe during a recent trip. He notes new homes under construction and a rail line expansion boosting commerce, with Las Vegas planning another fair after the territorial fair in Albuquerque. Santa Fe shows strong climate allure and a well equipped bank, United States Trust and Hark & Trust.

F. J. Houston Raton Las Vegas Santa Fe Ratonty Houston Myr Aliquerane United States, Hark & Trust Company Bankeas Ster Diy

Sheep Raiser Fraser Returns to the City

William Fraser, a sheep raiser from Torrance County, reports his flock is in fine condition with wool ready for sale after shearing. He notes Torrance County rain shortages but says lambing and wool quality remain strong despite recent thefts connected to a man named Manuel Garcia alias Manuel Jaramilla. Fraser recovered about TS of his stock. suspects face Torrance county juvenile court action in Esatucia as the case proceeds.

William Fraser Chiltli Moriarty Fraser Evening Citizen Torrance Manuel Garcia Manuel Jaramilla Dulena Cipriang Baca M Fraser Giola Las Padillas Manu Javumuja

Trotter Purchases Fine Stallion Andy Thorne

Hugh Trotter, of the Trotter and Hawking firm, has acquired a year-old jay stallion named Andy Thorne. The horse, foaled by Irene Thorne and Bilver Thorne, was purchased for show purposes after a short trial, showing good speed. The purchase was finalized by Mr Trotter with involvement from Polly Ran tine and Ensign.

Hugh ‘Trotter Trotter Hawking Jay Andy Thorne Agsdersonian Wilkes Irene Thorne Bilver Thorne Ensign L. Wyner Polly Mr ‘Troner Andy Patna

Funeral for Infant Kennedy Held at Woodlawn Cemetery

Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1:00 from the church for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy of South High Street who died yesterday from infantile paralysis. Interment followed at Shirdlew Cemetery. Also noted: Roller flour mill for sale, complete with boiler and machinery, offered by Martin Leman of Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Mes J. Kennedy High Street Juelock A. Boriers Martin Lelman Las Cruces X. M

Dr Carver the Famous Plainsman and Sharpshooter

A portrait of Dr William Frank Carver as a legendary plainsman and marksman. He is praised as a premier frontiersman, hunter, and military ally who fought Indians, blazed trails, and won seven world championship titles in rifle and shotgun shooting while remaining unpaid for his services.

de WF. Carver Carver Daniel Boone Davy” Crackett Kh" Carson California Joe Coxgrove John Cory Whd Bhp’ Hickox Dr.Williaan Frank Carver Aedon Mikkers Medicine Republican Wilda Nebraska Alleghanies Golden Gate Great Lakes Rio Grande Plains Can Etyi DE Carver Wid Western Plains James Fenmore Cooper Bay Coutinie Americd Alwys Rownsey Wales King of Bugland

President Murder Scare Headlines Spark Observer Warning

The Close Observer notes sensational newspaper scare heads, citing a near local paper that blares THE PRESIDENT MURDERS A GRAY and promises lurid details. It mocks how autos and others are blamed before facts appear, urging restraint from bloodthirsty headlines.

C. O Standers D. K. B. Sellers Tves

Valencia County Backing Joint Statehood Urges Local Vote

Sheriff Carlos Baca of Valencia County expressed strong support for joint statehood during a stop in the area. He said Valencia County would vote solidly in favor, while officials in Washington issued Amendment No. 4 to the Agriculture Regulations governing interstate stock shipments and disinfection. The notices also promote picnic and camping supplies from local retailers and Meadow Gold butter as a trade staple.

Baca Valencia County Sherif Carlos Baca Estancia Valencia Mr. Baca United Department of Agrvulture Office of Thretary Washington, D.C Nhce Secretary of Agrienture Secretary of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Washington, DC James Wilson

Pratt firm named sole agent for several food goods

G. Pratt & Co. is listed as sole agent for Casino Canned Goods Heckins and Co s Coffers Im boden s Granite Flour in a commerce notice.

Heckins& Co Imboden

Diving Horses Attract Wager For Silver King Ride

A newspaper note says the Doctor offers a $100 prize to any woman who will successfully ride Silver King in a 40 foot dive, testing the famous spectacle of His Five Diving Horses and inviting risk or disappointment.

Haver Girl In Red Cupid

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Wholesale Liquor Houses Effect Corporation Merger Stern, Schloss & Company Melini & Eakin Bachcchi & Giami B. J. Medler Bachechi & Glomi OF S. Kreifels Twister Camille Jaffa Grocery CO Stranger 0 DR. Carver Man With the Gun WF Carver Mcintosh Hardware Company Cear National Cash Registers KE. M. Howart National Cash Register Company Dayton Gale Elite Meadow Gold G. Pratt & CO Hishoro Creamery South Second Street Jemez Springs Vie Undersgieu Jemez George TH. Moore West Rathesda James T Johnston Home Library Albert Faber Railroad Ave Albuquerque, N. M Wednesda Traction Park Fair Grounds ED. Pinaud Williams Drug Company Blue Front A. J. Richards Colorado Telephone Co Eeeee St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Jemez Hot Springs City Poorhorse L. Trimble & Co B. Block Hot Springs Imperial Laundry Colo Coe
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