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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
5
A Denver gathering titled Mm GOVER Nors Meet drew attendees from regional government groups to discuss policy matters and share updates on initiatives impacting local communities. Organizers highlighted collaboration and information exchange as core aims of the event.
A call announces a June convention in Denver inviting western governors and representatives to discuss public land disposition. The gathering aims to unify policy toward new federal land laws, seek broad publicity, and propose a joint approach to Congress benefiting western states and settlers. Delegates and arrangements are outlined with a Denver secretary and committee leadership.
In Bernalillo County District Court Madeline Stoll Dempsie, administratrix of Rudolph Stoll's estate, sues for guardian ad litem and sale of real estate to pay debts. Haverkampf case seeks foreclosure, receivership, and injunction. An annulment suit seeks divorce. insanity action notes possible progress. Miscellaneous notices mention Gallup company and appliance ad.
Tonlent's exercises at the Elke opera house mark the close of U N M's busiest commencement season with two graduations, one for preparatory and one for college students. The program includes music, addresses by Ex-Gov Hagerman and Frank W. Clancy, diploma presentations, and an alumni banquet.
Wallenhorst, a four year city resident, becomes owner of Union Market at 207 West Gold Ave. He plans to take charge around May 15 and invest to upgrade facilities, improve healthfulness and service, and expand offerings including native meats, poultry, and groceries. Former proprietor W. Govtting will leave to support the transition.
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