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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
5
Canuto Vicente remained missing in Los Duranes while his wife lay seriously wounded from a knife strike, with deputies pursuing him after receiving word of the assault late last night. The injury in her left side nearly reached the heart and authorities offered little clue to motive.
Benham Indian Trading company of Albuquerque purchase the treasure trove of Santa Fe based Old Gold Curiosity Shop. The deal transfers ownership from Abe Gold’s estate executors. Most valuable pieces stay with Benham as curios, while common items will be offered for sale after shipment and packing.
The Hans Hanson Company ends after a fainting spell and pleurisy diagnosis for Mrs James T McAlpin delaying performances. Lead actor-manager James T McAlpin plans to take the troupe as far as La Junta before dispersing. remaining dates are cancelled.
The Citizen reports from Washington wrongly announced Simon Bibo as Grant postmaster replacing Charles Neustadt who is alive and active as manager of Bibo Mercantile. Neustadt resigned to focus on business obligations and not due to death. Friends in New Mexico were relieved to learn the error.
In Bernalillo County District Court the morning arraignments completed with juries dismissed for the day. The Geideehenidt and Liacheehh cases were set to proceed tomorrow while several others await the next session, including the assault case of John Vanking.
The article describes a Navajo blanket trust where Indigenous traders, aiming to control the blanket trade, require fair terms and retaliate against traders who break agreed rules. The trust empowers Navajo sellers to present blankets to traders, seek better offers, and ostracize violators, with enforcement through tribal councils.
The Bik's Tooth produced at the Orpheum by Douglas Lodge No. 958 drew a large audience and earned praise as the city's best musical comedy. Home talent impressed with talented principals and chorus, delivering tuneful songs and standout performances rivaling professional shows.
Jilly Garcia aged 45 a long time Ith urande valley resident died yesterday afternoon at his ranch ten miles south of town from general debility due to old age. He was the father of JA Garcia a well known local figure. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the family residence.
The Albuquerque Automobile Company plans to open at 408 West Avenue on April 1 to handle autos. Founders include Herbert Brooks Harry Benjamin Jake Meyers and C Loveland with Loveland an auto expert from Chicago. They have purchased new machines en route from Garces. Juan Rela died at his home ten miles north yesterday, about 65, wealthy resident and father of K G Garcia of Garcia Co. Karr Pranak C Karr, 1 1/2, died at St Josephs hospital Thursday evening. Remains at Adams parlors awaiting shipment to St Louis, deceased in late Home.
A freight car at Sommeryuly station carried three men who, while riding, struck an overhead bridge and fled with pockets full of clears and tobacco. The men, involved in a robbery earlier at a Leonminster store, were later found unconscious after a collision on Railroad avenue. A frightened horse hit a telephone pole, causing minor injuries. Wanted ads seek salesmen for calendars and ads from Mahone Nut Co in Benton Ohio.
The Albuquerque Mandolin Club directed by Charles Arthur Wright held its first regular concert last night at the Congregational church auditorium. Proceeds benefited the Ladies Aid Society, with strong attendance and favorable reception for pieces including O Lovely Night by Evelyn Metcatt and Romance by Ros Abrams.
The Congregational Educational Association acquires about 360 acres near the Santa Fe stock yards after a Porterfield company sale. The aim is a co educational industrial school for youths lacking access to schooling, with self sustaining plans and an estimated price around 8000 dollars.
Funeral for Charles F. Myers, former Albuquerque mayor and two term Territorial Fair president, held at his brother’s home. Born St Louis 1860s, he led a hardware firm in Kingston NM, was active in Masons Elks and other orders. Cremated. survivors include widow and four children.
American Lumber Company presents an Easter program with a mixed musical selection including The Lead Springtime Suite The Bullfrog and the Coo My Trixie-Dixie Girl When the Flowers Bloom The Good Old Songs of the Blue and Gray The Harmony of Love and Romance from various acts Descriptive suite selections from Mile Modiste and Easter Gayotte Intermezzo Day a By the Waltermelon Allen Von Tilzer F K Ellis musical director Goods at Mausard's Mills wheat at 1.40 per 100 Juvenile Minstrels feature buck and wing dancing by burnt cork artists Monday night April 1 under the Woman's club auspices.
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