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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
2
A compact study traces how the tale of Princess Xuchil has influenced Central American lore since Alvarado’s era. It surveys origins, regional variations, and enduring motifs that shape cultural memory across nations.
A sweeping, period-tinged analysis traces Central America’s brutal conquest and the long, fruitless push for federation. It details Alvarado and Princess Xochil, colonial depredations, and the centuries of warlike strife as Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador struggle toward a single centralized empire long hoped for but never realized. The piece cites Morazán, Barrios, and Carrera, noting repeated revolutions, diplomacy, and armed conflict shaping the region’s political fate and the modern quest for a united Central America under various leaders and foreign interference.
In northern Wyoming cattlemen and sheepmen clash over grazing rights. Notices warn herders to leave with their stock or face death, posted at camps crossroads and public places as mobs prepare to act. The spread covers a broad area, claiming cattlemen seek to drive herders from prime grazing lands. A meeting of leaders was called to discuss resisting coercion.
The Silver Hill mining area near Oro Grande shows eight mines in active production. The Lucky shaft area for Southwest company, Copper Hill, Lincoln, and Seven-Come-Eleven holdings push development as ore grades rise. The Lincoln ships ore, with recent car yields peaking at 602.06 at the smelter. The Standard Flying Eagle drift, Happy Jack, Nannie Baird, and other workings expand as transportation improves and demand grows.
Report from Hatchita New Mexico recounts a fatal shootout at Walnut Creek near Hatchita. Frank Watkins, son of A J Watkins, is killed by William N Gibson and John Ingram during a dispute. Citizens react as investigations continue and relatives travel to witness the aftermath at Watkins ranch near town.
A collage of small ads offers goods and services from furniture to milch cows and homemade bread. A special election notice from Albuquerque's city government explains a April 16 1907 vote on issuing thirty thousand dollars in bonds to fund a new city building, with polling places listed.
The article notes rival accounts by Gipson and others, with three disinterested witnesses slated to testify at the preliminary hearing in Sliver City. It urges patience before judging the matter and mentions funeral services for Frank Watkins, with a health tip about stomach issues and Chamberlain's tablets.
A Denver era affair spills into Ava Missouri as Edith Acry, once a Denver barber and dining room waitress, sues and a lover Hilderbrand faces arrest and possible charges. He kept trunks, she wanted hers back. case dismissed before justice, while his wife and family in Kansas City await word. Also misc notes include a nurse’s appeal and Dr King’s New Discovery praise.
A collage of classed ads lists professionals including a homoeopath, tuberculosis clinic hours, undertaker with a Red 116 A. Cole, architects F. W. Spencer, engineer Thus, K. D. Maddison, and an accountant. Also promotes Mrs Bambini hairdressing and scalp treatment, complexion products, and a vibratory device for beauty care. Electric Home Remedies boast from N. F. Rowan plus Electric Motors claim. Prices shown: 50.
Department of the Interior notice from Banta Se New Mexico dated February 28 1907 announces Vicente Herrera Chill NM will make final proof for Homestead Entry No 50 on land in sections 6 and 7 township 6 N range 7 E before H W 8 Otero U S Commissioner at Albuquerque NM on April 5 1907 with witnesses Francisco Garcia Lus Martirelio Ret Ignacio Herrera. Also mentions Chamberlains Salve advertisement for eczema and related skin conditions.
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