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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
5
The Isleta pueblo near Las Cruces staged a jackrabbit round-up led by Chief Francisco Abeytia. Over 150 hunters rode out at dawn, forming circles to drive and kill more than 100 rabbits, then returned to celebrate with a feast after traveling 75 miles across hills.
Frank and Mrs. Strong recount a royal welcome as 17 000 Shriners gathered in the city of roses. Albuquerque temple grew from fifteen to twenty four members, a parade lasted ninety minutes, and Pittsburgh delegates showed lavish hospitality with over $5 000 spent at their headquarters. Delegates arrived laden with badges and emblems while the celebration continued.
A marriage license was issued by Probate Clerk A. J. Walker on April 30 to Jesse H. Hohn, a railroad engineer of Winslow, and Mrs. Mary Finch, proprietor of the Arlington rooming house of Alluqueram. Rev. Hugh A. Cooper officiated at the ceremony. The couple will reside at Winslow, Aria.
As the college year ends, UNM faculty prepare summer assignments and trips. Angell joins Chicago summer term, Cadby vacations in Wisconsin, Espinosa teaches at Chicago Spanish summer school, Siesier goes to Emporia Kansas, Parsons attends the NAEd meeting in Los Angeles, Huggett visits Galup, Crum may work at Long Beach Chawatqua in California, Asplund travels for institute work, Richards stays to teach institutes, Hickey, President Tight, Wezirl and Hodgin remain mostly in Albuquerque, and J O R Tancher heads to Chicago with family.
San Francisco May 13 The determined Go Filet stance to send troops to San Francisco has eased tensions. Carmen strike remains limited to Market Street line with cars running without interruption. Governor in city and staying until strike eases. Market Street service continues in the line indicated.
May 13 report from City of Mexico states the Guatemalan affair is settled. Mexico will not press extradition of Gen. Jose Lima or Col. Onofre Bor over the assassination of General Barrillas. Diplomatic relations remain, with arrangements for a Mexican consul to handle Guatemala affairs and Senor Gamboa to be sent to El Salvador.
The supreme court distinguishes between government business and private messages in commerce. It rules that a company operating within the state and subject to police regulation must comply with state laws to preserve contract integrity. The court notes that enforcing required acts to maintain contract integrity does not violate contracts.
A condensed financial snapshot from New York brokers F. J. Graft & Co. listing stocks, commodities, and currencies with notes on London settlements and market conditions. MentionsAmalgamated Copper American Sugar American Smelter Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania New York Central Northern Pacific and Union Pacific activity. Also notes whale of weather and cattle and wool markets with miscellaneous local ads.
From the Great Southwest Magazine an article extols a scenic auto road from Denver through New Mexico to El Paso. It highlights sections Las Vegas to Santa Fe nearly finished, views of canyons and mountains, and a plan to employ convicts for road building under supervision. The piece praises the project as a national wonder and urges support from New Mexicans and neighboring states.
The Kansas versus Colorado water dispute over Arkansas River irrigation was dismissed by the U S Supreme Court with prejudice to refile only if substantial injury occurs. An intervening U S petition was also dismissed. A separate note promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
On and after May 16 our retail fuel business will be cash based. Purchases require payment with the order or time of delivery. No fuel unloaded without payment. W. Ho Hahn & Co promote the annual sale at our Plano store offering quoted prices and terms to help buyers place a plana in their home.
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