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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
6
Paris May 15 The citoyenne Sor gue is the most talked about woman in France, aiding miners’ strike and advocating anarchist principles. She urges eight hour days with full pay, explains farm reforms, and uses magnetism and a striking ensemble to spread her ideas amid police scrutiny.
Washington special reports the senate will first address Reed Smoot s ousting with a two thirds vote to expel or a simple majority to eliminate. Debate centers on polygamy allegations and church authority versus oath. a party line split may determine Smoot s fate and term length.
A report from Magdalena notes that Yaqui Indians killed an entire family last Friday. The lead came via a train passenger on Saturday morning. no further details were provided.
D. R Vivion of Columbus Missouri has inspected Estancia valley soils for fruit suitability and may open a nursery if favorable. He sent soil oil samples to the State Agricultural College in Columbia for analysis and awaits reports soon. His venture could bring growth to Torrance county.
W. A. Day, jailed for forgery, escaped Sunday afternoon by climbing the back wall of the Santa Fe county jail and was recaptured within an hour by Policemen Romulo Lopes and Juan Pacheco two miles beyond Arroyo Hondo. The wall was improvised of song beads and Mayelindbed with little difficulty. News filtered as authorities learned of the escape and organized search efforts.
Police officers Romulo Lopez and Juan Pach eco quickly pursued a suspect by horse and buggy while prison bloodhounds tracked another path. The suspect Ray offered no resistance when overtaken and was detained without difficulty.
Thomas Lyons of Lyons & Campbell Cattle Company led a surveying party along the Gila near Red North planning a dam site. He said the river project could create a large reservoir to supply water to plains north of town and foster a farming district.
McCormick wins contest against Mrs Nanty E B Pettit over a Pecos Valley land entry. A Washington D C telegraph says the contest was dismissed for lack of substantial evidence. McCormick, from Kentucky, filed in good faith, later moved to Artesia, with the decision aligning with the Clayton case.
The Bisbee Miner reports Bisbee's worst fire in years. William Wyman died in a two story frame near Brewery street after midnight. Stack’s house collapsed. Wyman reached a window but died from smoke before escaping. An intoxicated man nearby was restrained as the blaze spread. Firefighters finally subdued the flames.
A well to do farmer entering a bank learns the benefits of checking. He had never used a bank before in twenty years of residence. He pays all barn construction bills by writing checks, including materials and services, and keeps the account after the barn is finished.
An advertisement from the Bank of Commerce in Albuquerque promotes sale of general merchandise and real estate. It touts a fifteen acre ranch near the city with irrigation, abundant well water, cottonwood trees for transplanting, plus lots in town and a large two room house, with dirt cheap cash terms and monthly payments. Details and prices available by application to the owner.
Albuquerque invites sealed bids for a $30,000 issue of city building bonds. Bids due noon June 4 1906 at City Clerk Harry F Lee office. Bonds bear up to 4 percent interest, payable semiannually in New York, mature 20 to 30 years, with $1,000 certified check per bid as liquidated damages.
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