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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1907

Page

5

Great Elks Meeting Prizes Planned for Philadelphia Event

Philadelphia plans a July convention with total prizes of 18000 dollars for Elks lodges bands floats uniforms and mileage based contests. top awards include 500 for largest parade lodge 300 for best appearance 500 for unique uniforms and 300 for largest aggregate mileage. bands prizes 100 to 30 or more players plus 250 for largest band and 100 for second largest. decorations prizes up to 600 for business displays and 460 for daylight decorations. entries must be in writing by July 17 with details on contests chosen.

Philadelphia Elks Order of Elka United States Grand Lodge Committee On

Dog Town Dwellers Riot Over Ditch Cleanup

In Albuquerque a dispute flared into violence as Jone Lopez and Primetive Lopez beat William Shoat after a clash with Jose and Primetivo following a fight. They pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs. unable to pay, they were sent to work with a ditch cleanup crew. William Cooper and C Montgomery were later released on promises to leave the city and return stolen goods to El Paso. Dr Charles A Payne illustated lecture at Prodist-Church March 1.

Jone Primetive Lopes Albuquerque Jong Prmetive Jose Primetivo William Shoat Cox McMillin Salazar McClellan

Nervousness Relief Promised by Cooper's New Discovery

A short health ad touts Cooper's New Discovery as a cure for nervousness, stomach trouble, and fatigue. It claims dramatic, rapid improvement after a few weeks and includes a testimonial from Mrs. W. J. Schaurer of Louisville, Kentucky.

Cooper W. J. Schaurer Guthrie St Louisville, Ky

Italians in Albuquerque form committee to greet Count Corte

A group of prominent Italians met last night to appoint a reception committee for Count Commander P. Corte, the Italian consul general for the western states, who is due in Albuquerque by Thursday. The executive panel includes Rachetti of the Cu dated Liquor Co, Lorenzo Grilli of the firm Toth and Gradi, and Joe Badaraceu. Dr. Macamuill, with local HQ, awaits word by wire on Corte’s arrival, then informs the committee. Corte will stay at least two days and will be hosted by leading Italian families.

P. Corte Albuquérque Racheeht Cu Dated Liquor Company Lorenzo Grii Toth & Gradi Joe Badaraceu Macamuil Harlan Counsel Count Corte

Hermit seeks photos of Ross and Stover in Kansas

General Hugh Cameron the Hermit of Kansas, urging the public to send pictures of Ross and Stover to the Kansan state capitol in Topeka. He visits The Morning Citizen office and outlines a mission to honor Senator Hos, the exiled Kansas leader, amid a frail health comeback and a planned church visit plus an automobile ride to the mountains for guests of R. E B. Vutney.

Hugh Cameron Hos I. Stover Kansas Phiov Kansan Sopexa Kew Myening Myumeraque Kaw Cameron Kan United States Senate Andrew Johnson Presbyterian Church R. E B. Vutney Big Thomas Fiver Ross Kom Teln Ely Bart

Edward Rich Charged With Robbery In York Store Incident

Edward Rich, a well known local actor, is under police surveillance and charged with assault and robbery. The complainant, Geo Seigle, proprietor of the York store, alleges Rich forced him into a rear room at the Savoy hotel saloon, where he robbed him of about $145 and compelled him to sign checks drawn on the First National Bank. Seigle reports a gash over his left eye from the assault and states the events unfolded after he stopped at Santa Po restaurant for a bite on a late evening out with others. He notified police early this morning and seeks justice.

Edward Rich Rich Seigle York South First Savoy Hotel Rien Weohare Mayed Mr. Selgie Citien Santa Po First National Bank Selgle

Telegraphic Markets and Livestock Prices Report

Financial wire quotes from New York and regional markets cover stocks in New York, Canadian, and U S listings, plus detailed Kansas City Omaha and Chicago cattle and sheep receipts. Highlights include mixed cattle and calf prices, steady to lower tendencies for western steers, and firmer or higher notes in certain grain and metal markets.

Kansas City Kanelle City Mareh Maha Onaha Texac Ptockera Feadere

Oldest Mangano apple orchard near Estancia speaks

A recounting of Mangano orchard near Estancia in Torrance county New Mexico claims ancient trees six feet in circumference. Local elders and Native communities recall finds of decayed apples dating miles back. Tonight the Presbyterian Brotherhood in First Presbyterian church plans a meeting at 7:40 with W D Ward of Springfold and General Hugh Carmarter? to discuss Lincoln and national history.

America Mangano Estancia Torrance County N. M Albuquerque Valley of the Rio Grande Gran Qui Abo Mountainary The Presbyterian Brotherhood Theharch First Presbyterian Church W. D. Ward Springfold Abraham Lincoln Hugh Camer Kansas New Mexico

De Baca Sentenced to Two Years for Forgery

In Santa Fe Judge John K McFie presided as Liberta C De Baca pleaded guilty to forgery and received a two year sentence in the territorial penitentiary. The session also addressed Jacob Amandt, a post office employee, with the court later guiding a verdict. Civil docket calls were set for Thursday at 1 o’clock.

United States Court of the First Judicial District Santa Fe John RK. McFie United States Llewellyn and Medler United States Marshals Office W. R. Forbes Liberta C. de Baca Waa Albuquerque Umior United States Grant Baca

Sheep Ready for Lambing at Corona Station

M B Atkinson of Corona reports sheep wintered well and are fat and in fine condition for lambing. The Corona station on the Rock Island line notes farmers have driven sheep from Bastancia valley in recent years.

M. B. Atkinson Corona Rock Island

Trade dispute over Maple Flake price control

A local grocer recounts resisting a manufacturers demand to raise Maple Flake price from 12 to 16 cents per package. The agent warned wholesalers would be cut off if discounts persisted, but the store, نمای with PPO Venue Castery Company, vows to continue selling at 12 cents, claiming ample stock and commitment to customers.

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