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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

5

Brief Albuquerque Visit by Santa Fe Officials

A five hour stop in Albuquerque greeted B P Ripley second vice president J W Kendrick and other Santa Fe leaders. The Ripley special and Kendrick’s train traveled to Belen for the cut-off inspection. Ripley spoke of future Texas Oklahoma gulf travel and improved lines while wife Mrs Ripley joined the entourage.

Albu Querque Atchivon, Topeka & Santa Fe B. P. Ripley J. W. Kendrick J. Hurley Gardner Lathrop W. B. Storey A. G. Wells Constines C. A. Morse R. J. Parker Western Grand Division J. J. Hibbard Coast Lines S. H. Mills Las Vegas W. K. Etter Rio Grande B. J. Gibson Albuquerque Kurn New Mexico Ripley Kendrick Belen Pecos Valley Oklahoma Texas Galveston Chicago Topeka California Santa Barbara Gulf Territory

Three Strangers And A Burro Rides Amusing Albuquerque Scene

On North First Street a comical parade of three strangers and a burro unfolds as a fat lady a slender lady and a small man attempt to ride the stubborn animal after a woolen mill visit. The burro resists, the ladies tire, and the group ends with the burro fleeing toward home amid clumsy mishaps and laughter.

North First Street Albuquerque

The Skating Fad Returns to the Rink

Large crowds gather each evening at the skating rink for roller skating a revived pastime. The piece notes it appeals to all ages, is easy to learn, and promotes health, while also mentioning new furniture arrivals at Patrette's Furniture Emporium on Second Street and Coal Avenue.

Wil Friends of Sport Patrette Second Street Coal Avenue

Shrine Officials Will Be Here Tomorrow

Arthur Everitt organizes reception for Supreme Potentate Frank W. Roundy and B. W. Powell from Chicago, with Alepo Temple escorts. Thirty Shriners and Silvians to greet at 7:45 am at the depot, plan an all-day visit in Albuquerque with Masonic and Daughters of Isis support.

Arthur Everitt Masonic Entertainment Committee Supreme Frank W. Roundy Chicago B. W. Powell Imperial Recorder Shriner con+ clive Los Angeles Alepo Temple Boston Albuquerque Masonic Hall Daughters of Isis

Street Railway Works Progressing in Albuquerque

The Albuquerque Traction Company crews of twelve move fast on the Second street cut off to serve the Barelas lumber mill. At noon the Second and Railroad avenue crossing nears completion while two old-town line cars and one to Barelas keep service going west of Second. The plan runs until the crossing is usable, then the single track along Second street will begin. Two weeks may pass before linking Second and Gold with Second and Railroad avenue, followed by further work from the sawmill to Barelas and height and views.

Albuquerque ‘Traction Company Second Street Barelas Second and Railroad Avenue Old Town Gold Second Conston

Town Notes and Local Happenings in Albuquerque

Local items include Elks initiation, sidewalk work on First Street, travel notes on Coal Avenue viaduct repairs, and a woman’s auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Bog’s home. Mr American Coleman funeral held at Immaculate Conception church with Santa Barbara cemetery interment. Upcoming lectures, church society meetings, fishing season open across New Mexico, and arrangements for Jocquot ranch land purchase near Albuquerque.

Cakino The Elks Flrat Street Railroad Avenue Mie Pomeroy Chambredure Albuquerque Geronimes Presbyterian Church J. W. Ang Deraon Booth Walter Street Owen A. Bar New Mexico National Guard Sidney W. Worthy Bluewater Biuewater New Mexico Perfecto Armijo Sombjo Fanehea Hancher McComber Manz Mountains Sanches Alam Bordo al- Duquerque Emetio Valdes Springer, NM Jocquot Ranch Jwo

Patchy Local News Blotter From Town Bulletin

Fragmented items report a cash sale of machinery for two thousand two hundred dollars, a missing suspect in Barelas after a shooting, vandalized waiting room at the court house, Ripley party officials en route to Kansas City, a warrant against Mrs. Jennie Waters for disturbing the peace, a penitentiary transfer of Francisco Baca linked to a Hillsboro murder, two women found guilty in Madrid death case, seven dental board licensing successes in Santa Fe, and an Imperial Laundry notice about May 14 fuel billing on a cash basis.

M Saians Apringer Juan Martines Barelas Martines Bernalllio Traction Company Court House Ripley Ash Fork Albuquerque Ford Harvey Harvey System J. F., Uckle Harvey News and Curio Service Coast Line Kansas City Crate Jennie Waters Bessie Trauth Francisco Baca Manuel Madrid Hillsboro Sherif Ed Tafoya Sierra County Madrid Parker Santa Fe C. M. Stanfill Aluquerque Joseph Wither Charles A. Elles R. Fred Pettit LR. Hough Portales J. J. Clarke Artebia Dg. Hall Pecos

Silver City School Year Ends With May Events

The New Mexico Normal school at Silver City closes the year with funds for 1407 and a busy May schedule. Field day May 10, parliamentary contest May 17, literary contest May 24, baccalaureate May 26, class day May 27, public reception May 28, graduating exercises May 29, alumni anniversary May 29. Program features include invocations, music, and essays on social topics by students.

New Mexico Normal School Silver City Tan Onder A. A. Nicholae Hose Aadaree Alma Zula Boone Emma Schuts Sadeevers Margaret Barno Becot Here Margareilunice Jana Stine Dipii’ Hou

Wanted items and partners in a Territory town ad

A garbled 19th century classified item offers a solid gold hunting case watch with black leather fob as a reward and lists 261 North Hill Street. Another line seeks a partner for a Viehing business in a seven year old operation in a premier town, inviting visits or ads for details, M. Brown.

Santa Fores Hotel North Hill_ street M. Brown

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