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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
A quirky feature describes Sunday dinner market options with fresh beef pork veal mutton and produce prices. A talking salmon from the Columbia River muses on Friday superstition and market meals while noting baked stuffed salmon as a preferred dish.
The piece contrasts skilled horseshoeing with its crucial impact on a horse’s performance. It then reports a barroom incident in Albuquerque where Jack Rogers wounded Charles Rossi with a razor after an insult. Victor Stewart was cut, Rogers was captured and jailed, with arraignment planned before Police Judge Craig. Rogers claims railroad man status from St Louis. Rossi’s wound is minor and he will work tonight.
Local followers debated if the ex lightweight champion Young Corbett truly passed through Albuquerque on train No 10 at 7 10 am or if a dapper lookalike appeared. A man claimed the visitor was Corbett twin brother William Rothwell or denver based imposter.
Henry Thompson employed at the 5 loon in Old Town faced a police court charge for disorderly conduct after a night in which his mind was described as befuddled by morphine. He claimed drunkenness, pled unable to break the hop habit, and chose leaving Albuquerque over thirty days in jail, promising to depart and not return. A Hawi county post office closure is noted and a local sale ad offers ten percent off at Friedberg Bre.
The Learnard and Lindemann boys band held a meeting and rehearsal at its hall on West Gold Avenue. They decided to give a public concert mid June with an eight to ten piece program, directed by L W Bille and aided by local musicians. If successful, plans for parks and dances follow. The group aims to be the southwest’s leading boys band. Founded about a year ago by George Learnard and Mrs. Lindemann with L W Elli guiding, the band grew from under ten to twenty members as more youths apply.
Records from the city schools compile a long list of pupils who were absent or tardy all year. The High School shows 25 tardy cases out of 18 086 possible, with tardies recorded twice daily and exactly on time. Other wards list numerous students with various absences and tardies.
The advance sale for Mr Fisk play The New York Idea opens at Matson's book store tomorrow morning with seat sales at o'clock. Mrs Flake appearance, local club meeting, street surveying for sidewalks on North Second. Judge Parker to travel to Socotra May 20. district court term begins June 3. Mexican laborers pass Albuquerque en route to sugar beet fields near Greeley. Memorial day improvements planned for Santa Barbara cemeteries. W T U program at Harwood Home today. Bernalillo teachers institute preparations seek attendee addresses for Albuquerque event.
Manager Chadbourne of Albuquerque Traction Company praises the green car for summer appeal and high passenger use. He notes contrast with orange cars, hints at popularity beyond Irish fans, and mentions the lone green car amid a mixed fleet.
A Bernalillo County District Court notice reports Gregory Page appealing Judge Abbottts ruling in the Gallup Electric Light and Power Co vs Page et al breach of contract suit. The appeal follows alleged competitive breach after an express agreement, filed yesterday in the Supreme Court.
Temple Lodge No 1 Ancient Order of United Workers invites wives mothers and relatives to a reception Tuesday evening at the lodge hall on North Third Street. Committees in charge cover general arrangement music program decorations and entertainment with names listed for coordination.
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