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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
4
A front page piece extols Albuquerque as a thriving metropolis of New Mexico. It traces growth from the arrival of the Santa Fe and A P trains to modern prosperity, railways, population, utilities, and commerce, concluding that more on the city's progress will come tomorrow.
Stockmen near Deming plan spring deliveries as 50 000 head graze the ranges. Prices cited reach 13 for ones 16 for twos and 29 for threes with most cattle held awaiting contracts. By May 1 shipments expected, while Russia and US political notes follow in wider digest.
An ex chef reveals common deceptions in elite eateries and on liners, including turning cod into salmon with vegetable juice, aging veal, faking green peas with color, using chicken breast for many diners, and creating lobster patties from shell and meat. He notes these feats occur mainly in emergencies and are kept secret by waiters and chefs.
William L. Finley surveys cliff dwellings in the Southwest, detailing Mesa Verde and Pueblo Bonita in Chaco Canyon, the discovery by Richard Wetherill, and the interpretation of petroglyphs. The piece discusses origins, myths, and the Pueblo Indian legends connecting cliff dwellers to present peoples.
Excelsior lodge No 1 Degree of Honor to hold a meeting at 7 45 pm in Odd Fellows hall. Presbyterian Girls will meet tomorrow afternoon in regular monthly session with Mrs R M Hart at 319 South Third Street. High school class of 00 member J T Hubba entertained graduating class members. Mrs Lovie F Nohl of Espanola died of pneumonia in a Santa Fe sanitarium. funeral held in Santa Fe. Maynard Gunsul hosted guests last night for the Cheatham couple’s sendoff to a new home in Bushy hotel South McAlester J T with ken o and roulette but no stakes.
Florence Elizabeth Trouth aged two died after long illness from tubercular meningitis at 1112 Williams St. Funeral at 2 30 PM tomorrow from the residence with burial in Fairview cemetery. Bettie Brumley aged 29 died after a lingering tuberculosis illness at home. Remains shipped to De Kalb Missouri with husband and mother. Maria Chavez five months died at 3 AM. funeral from San Felipe de Neri church with burial in Santa Barbara.
O. W. Strong's Sons holding the remains of Charles A. White who died in this city Sunday have received word from Harold White of Cleveland Ohio a brother of the deceased directing them to hold the body until his arrival which is expected probably tomorrow
David Weiller expects to return to New Mes hout May 28. Mrs C H Gildersteeve of Santa Fe travels home from a Pess City trip. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs T E Sullivan. Mrs C H Gildersteeve and Myrtle visited El Paso relatives and then left for Santa Fe. Mrs Simon Neustadt in the city guest of her sister. C A Reynolds leaves for Verden, Indiana. Prask Springer from Colorado Springs visiting his mother in Clinton J Crandall in from Santa Fe for several days of business. B Spooner hosts his Denver uncle J C Spooner visiting after an Olt Mexico trip. James Lucas of Cerrillos touring on business and noting Cerrillos prosperity. Louis Trauer to Willard to ship sheep to Colorado and Nebraska feeding pens. Trout season opens with plans forming for trips. James G McNary heads to Chicago to select furniture for the Young Men’s Christian Association building in Las Vegas. A carload of will be shipped at about Tole H Avery visits Albuquerque. Prof Avcou to tour New Mexico for three weeks on university business.
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