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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1907

Page

5

University student bound over for assault with a deadly weapon

Lawrence Lee, a university student, appeared before Justice of the Peace Salvador in Ranchos de Atrisco and was bound over to await the grand jury on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon in the sum of $200. The incident involves Samora and Garcia and an unloaded shotgun taken during a confrontation last Sunday afternoon.

Lawrence Lee Antonio Samora Salvador Garcia American Lumber Company Justice of the Peace Salvador Ranchos de Atrisco Frank A. Hubbell Harry Lee Lee Samora Craig Clancy Samara Garcia de Clare Gareth Atrisco Gareta Garcta Dro

Tri Bullion Company Eyes Coal Fuel for Kelly Mines

Messrs. Howard Paschal J P Hendricks of Tri Bullion Smelting and Development New York and Samuel W Traylor of Traylor Engineering Chicago visit Kelly Socorro county to arrange building material contracts for the mines and to explore locating an oxide smelter. Paschal says fuel contracts stalled lead to plans to develop coal beds along the Santa Fe railroad with potential half million dollars tied to fuel bed development. The group emphasizes no abandonment of the smelter idea and contemplates supplying the district’s output pending location of the plant.

Howard Paschal J. P. Hendricks Tri-Hullion Smelting and Development Company New York Samuel W. Traylor Traylor Engineering Company Chicago Kelly Socorro County Paschal Evening Citizen Santa Fe Keily May Jrvet

Racing Events at the Park Next Sunday

The Gentlemen's Driving Association plans a series of integrated events at Traction Park awtay next Sunday. Featured races include Trot-Tlustrious Maid owned and driven by J. Dehnaon, and Anileraot driven by O. Borger, with other contestants listed among the entries.

Traction Park Awtay Roger Tiet Bao J. Dehnaon Tring Anileraot Coreelli, O

Photographers in Agate Face Legal Battle Over Studio Goods

Mary Starr, a photographer at 216 West Gold Avenue, says she bought cameras, lenses, and negatives from J G Showell and wife who run Moon Studio on Railroad Avenue. Showells claim $345 due and obtained a writ of replevin. goods moved to city hall then returned after Starr posted $150 bond. Starr seeks possession of negatives and damages for studio wreck and loss of pictures. A further replevin hearing is set before Justice McClellan next Tuesday.

Mre Clara Starr West Gold Avenue J. G. Showeyl Sen Mary Showells Moon Railroad Avenue Fourth Street Gold Railroad Avenues Mia Sho Well W. W. McClellan Precinct 13 Starr Kennedy City Hall McClellan

Kansas Hermit Col Hugh Cameron Aims For New Mexico

The Kansas hermit Col Hugh Cameron described with flowing white beard and blue overalls plans a lengthy pilgrimage on foot from near Lawrence to Albuque rque to confront the impeachment crisis and attract attention. He possesses a farm valued 8000 to 10000 dollars and funds in the bank, and seeks company as he travels.

Kansas Col Hugh Cameron New Mexico Ross E.R. Lels The Santa Fe Alvarado Leis Senator Ross Lawrence Kus Cameron Oss Mr. Leis United States Senat Hows Andrew Johness Kansas City Senut Kanea

Nathan Barth Visits Town Amid Snow Thaw

Nathan Barth, a sheep raiser from the Zunt mountains, arrived for a week's visit to thaw out after heavy snow. He notes recent snow pockets and the need to feed and tend his flock during the thaw period.

Nathan Barth Zunt Barth

St Paul Brotherhood Banquet Highlights Woman Theme

About one hundred guests attended a banquet and arts program at the pattern Methodist church last night. David Stewart read a paper on Woman, sparking discussion. musical numbers by Gould, a mute and piano duet by Anand and Buela, whistling by Miller, and a dialogue by Mrs. Dailey drew hearty encores. Attorney Hickey acted as costmaster. the event was deemed one of the season’s most enjoyable social occasions.

Brotherhood of St. Paul Methodist Church David Stewart Stewart Gould Messurs C. Anand CL. Buela Mr. Miller Dailey Dailey Wlso Hickey

Madril's Job Hangs in the Balance

A Santa Fe hearing on Jose Leon Madril's disqualification from the board of county commissioners resulted in permission to file information showing cause why he should not be disqualified. The case discussed the validity of a statute regarding disqualification after a crime. Madril had previously received a ten month term for larceny.

Yeaterday Catron & Gartner A Santa Fe Jose Leon Madril Board of Commissioners of Santa Fe County John KR. McFic

Gonzales Held Over After Insanity Finding in Wife Murder

Crescencio Gonzales faced a preliminary hearing at Tierra Amarilla before Justice Ar mijo. The court found him hopelessly insane for his murder of his wife at their home near Ofo Saree and bound him over to the grand jury. He remains in the county jail at Tierra Amarilla.

Crescencio Gonzales Iime Tierra Amarilla Justice of the Peace Armijo Gonzales Terra Amarilla

Frank Chew of Celestial Weds American Girl Miss Emma Culver

Frank H Chew a native of China marries Emma E Culver an American girl at 2 30 this moon in precinct 26 Justice George Craig officiates They traveled from the north for the ceremony and Chew accompanies the bride back to Los Angeles later this evening The event notes a mix up at the Bernalillo County court house over license formalities and references a later journey to Albuquerque for the young woman.

Frank H. Chew China George Craig Emma E. Culver Miss Culver Chew Bernaldo County Court House Albuquerque Los Angeles Hitaman

Mexican coffee crop nearing full harvest in coming week

Reports indicate the Mexican coffee harvest is nearly complete with most of the crop to be gathered by next week. The season is expected to be average and prices will be shaped by Brazilian coffee prices in New York markets.

Vera Cras New York

Salton Sea Over Southern Pacific Tracks

El Paso reports train No. tied up by the Salton Sea with waterlogged cars and waves washing over the rails. Passengers describe a sea like scene, delays of up to eight hours, wrecking crews stabilizing the track, and a long layover due to the state commission and late Sunset express.

el Paso Southern Pacific Salton California Salton Sea Tucron Union East Ax State Commission Alao

Question of strike left to employes of railroad

Chicago March 1 Negotiations between railroad managers and trainmen and conductors ended without agreement. Committees representing about 50 800 men on forty two railroad systems in the west take strike ballots. Voters will decide whether to accept the compromise offer or empower officers to order a strike. The offer includes about a 7 10 percent wage increase with little change in hours or conditions.

Chicago

Democrats Opposed in Santa Fe Bond Bill Debate

In Santa Fe the house debated an appropriation of 100000 to issue and sell bonds. Speaker Baca defended the bill with strong remarks while others argued general principles. The council and house proceedings included adjournments and amendments shaping the measure.

Santa Fe Baca Una Holt Martin Tt Court Washburn

City Pound Tries to Lure Deer Into City

A fragmented report notes the city pound and watcher for the Trake effort attempting to lure a stray deer into urban areas. Ward Pires is mentioned in connection with operations and a morning event near Albuquerque.

City Dog Catcher Ward

Iron Ore Discovery Near Casas Fe Wells

A report notes a remarkable iron ore discovery near Casas, indicating surface exposure with a wheel-like formation. No underground work seems needed as ore appears near the surface, with tests underway to verify quality and consistency.

Utuwa

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