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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

5

Eighth Grade Exercises at Theater Celebrate Promotion Night

The Elke theater overflowed with proud parents as the eighth grade staged a varied program of fan and military drills, pantomime, recitations, and music. W. D. Sterling and teachers joined the class on stage. highlights included the fan drill, a Swanee River pantomime, and vocal and violin pieces.

Elke’ Theater W. D. Sterling King Swanee River Mactilym Albige Janet Givgsat Jeanette Hiscouk Columbus Walter Shutt Fees Pinsult Plueher Lola Neher Chaminadenette Hiscock Ella la

Gold Bullion Company Elects Officers

The Gold Bullion Mining company in southern Santa Fe county held its annual meeting on Tuesday and elected F. M. Barden as president, SM Wagner as vice president, J. M. Allen as treasurer, H. Hagerman as assistant treasurer, Res. Radcliffe as secretary, with directors F. M. Barden C. E. B. Griemer C. Has ton A. L. Smeedey L. R. B. Prince Charles F. Erasiey H. Hagerman S. H. Wagner and SM Allen. The firm plans a large machinery upgrade and will install the most extensive paper mining plant in central New Mexico, with Hamilton Ohio as eastern headquarters.

Gold Bullion Mining Company Golden Santa Fe F. Ml. Bardexident SM. Wagner 3. M. Allen H. Hagerman Res. Radcliffe F. M. Barden C. EB. Griemer C. Haston A. L. Smeédiey

Sheepmen Have Reasons for Rejoicing in Lamb Crop

Bill Wille of the shop sanitary board in Homwell estimates the southern territory will yield a strong lamb crop percent. In southern and central New Mexico the crop may run around 4 and 96 percent, despite the lean years 1885 and 1906 and the current weather. Sheep raisers should be gratified overall. We have a Morlot of Oranges Now the Monarch Go Co.

Bill Wille Shop Sanitary Board Homwwell Chaves Cous New Mexico

Proprieter Fined For Assault In Police Court

Pete Badaraces, proprietor of a two room shop at Third and Copper, was fined 30 dollars or thirty days in jail after pleading guilty to assaulting George Washington Jackson, an elderly man, over a debt dispute involving a club. Jackson claimed Badaraces struck him with a club after a dispute over 50 cents and then 60 cents.

Pete Badaraces Third and Copper Avenue George Washington Jackson Pat Baduraces Jock Grunk Jackson Craig

New Mexico Soldiers Organization and Station Assignments

New Mexico army recruiting setup forms at Las Cruces and Silver City with stations. Private Dons heads Las Cruces, Sergeant Jones Silver City, Captain Wiggart in charge of the division. A battalion from Forte Bliss and Bayard will be relieved by a unit from the Nineteenth Infantry now in the Philippines. Sprains remedy advised and Chamberlain's Pain Balm promoted.

New Mexico War Department Lranel el Paso Lev Wees Albiquerque Silver City Haswell Las Croom Dons Jones Wiigat Tod Forte Biles and Bayard Nineteenth Infantry Philippines

Albuquerque Town Notes Open Day for Summer Business

A jumble of local items notes First Street natatorism opening for summer and Odd Fellows meeting. Streetcar switch realigned to single track as city renovates lines. New six room house bought at 310 South Edith Street. County calls for dyke and sewer work near Grande and jail to court house connections. School closing exercises at Casino. farewell addresses planned. Infant Quinirno Espalin dies of pneumonia. funeral tomorrow at Santa Barbara cemetery. J Warren My reports nomination of Rev Thomas Harwood PD D as chaplain for 23rd term. Crux to Las Vegas asylum after mental evaluation. prior transport from Mckinsey county.

Ladies of Rebekih Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall First Street Gold Edith Steeet Barelua Bridge Laura Fluke Pal Hons Alameda Grande Court House Wehool Divindor Id Albuquerque Durant Christobal Sanches Alfredo Sanches Escintant Terrial Quinirno — Espalin Myr Quinirno Espalin Shome Santa Barbara Kaward J My Warrenport Lax Vekas Thomas Harwood PD. D Johnson Harwood J. P. Cruz J. FP. Pearce Crux Las Vegas Sherif Cruz Mckinsey County

Pine: Vegaparlof It 3 Mars And This Meeks Bargain

Readable text shows a trade notice style item listing a bargain at 208 South Second Street. Mentions Mice Lutz and odd entries like cold root beef. The fragmentary content suggests a small town mercantile ad or classifieds brief.

Mice South Second Street

Orchard interview stuns Boise as juror bias questioned

The Boise courtroom scene reveals intense cross examination about Harry Orchard and Governor Roosevelt era politics. A juror candidate admits possible bias against Orchard, with questions about his trust in Orchard’s testimony and potential reliance by the state.

Richard Orchard Horah Marry Orchard

McGonagill Stakes Rope Match Against Phillips for $2000

In a Deming Headlight reported dispute after a Juarez roping contest May 8 to 6, McGonagill challenges Phillips to a two man rope, promising to rope two and let Phillips bring two. The bout would occur within sixty days at a declared site, with $2000 at stake.

EL Sul Mexico Clay Juarez McGonagill Kelly Philips Deming MecGonagill Phillips New Mexico Champaigne Kelly Phillipe Mteere i Juares Wulvker Ming Stenre McGionagill

Indian Fighter Yeldro Torres Dies at Santa Fe

Yeldro Torres died at Santa Fe yesterday from dropsy. He lived most of his life there, born in Santa Fe, and served in both Mexican and United States armies. He fought Indians in early expeditions and was a sergeant in Company C First New Mexico Volunteer Cavalry during the Civil War. Survived by a daughter, Mrs Marta Torres de Gavel, he will be buried at Cathedral.

Yeldro Torres Santa Fe Mr. Torres Company C First New Mexico Volunteer Cavalry Torres Marta ‘Torres ‘Ie Gavel Carleton Powt

Taos County District Court Adjourns May Term at Taos

Taos county district court, after eight days in session, adjourned Tuesday for the May term. Judge John F. McFie presided as several small cases were heard. Notable items included a drink-tender charge and a Sunday-law violation case, both resolved with costs or fines.

Seaston District Court of Taos County John FR. McFie Guty

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