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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1906

Page

5

Madden Freed on $5,000 Bond After Hovey Killing

Madden 64, bound over to grand jury after preliminary hearing in Bernalillo for the killing of Undersheriff C P Hovey during a dispute at Gonzales home. Witnesses testified Hovey assaulted Madden and Madden fired as Hovey reentered the doorway. Madden released on bond with Sandoval Gonzales and Cereals as sureties. Military and civic notes follow including Decoration Day program details for Robinson Park with parades, services, and a flag ceremony in Albuquerque.

H, Madden Ran C. P. Hovey Algodones Summers Burkhart Hovey Manuel Gonzales Madden Gonzales Felipe Garcia Ste Hovey Ce Hovey Stadten Woo Royale Justice of the Peace Sandoval County

Estancia Valley Looking Fine Says Captain Ruppe

Captain B. Ruppe reports from Roswell that Estancia valley shows bright prospects with land filling opportunities. He notes rising interest in mineral water drilling near Estancia and strong sheep herd outlook along the Santa Fe Central line.

B. Ruppe Board of Heart Roswell Roswell Military Institute Estancia Ruppe Betancia Santa Fe Central Estandis

Expressions That Escape People

A fragment describes travelers on a train discussing impressions of a station and scenery. The quote highlights a passenger admiring the beauty and expressing strong feelings about the journey. The scene captures casual chatter between fellow travelers on train No 2 this morning.

O. Te Fora Alvarado

Encampment Fate Hinges On Texas Trip Or Territorial Meet

A double header between the Browne and the Santa Fe Grays is set for tomorrow with Roy McDonald nursing a swollen knee yet confident he can play. Lineups likely include Neher at first, Gallegos for Browne, and Richardson, Lopes, Cauker for pitching. A Houston meeting formed a permanent club leadership under Arthur Cavanaugh, with debts to be paid and profits to support the team. Separately, a National Guards encampment for New Mexico is under consideration with a possible Austin expedition or a territorial gathering in Las Vegas, aided by a pending $760,000 bill and state funding.

Tractiop Park wRnese Browne Santa Fe Grays Roy McDonald McDonald Neher Gallegos Browns Richardson Ta Fe Lopes Cauker Houston Arthur Cavanaugh Cavanaugh M. W. Flournoy F. H. Houston Chas Santa Fe Jonty Albuquerque Eplié Ramote National Guards New Mewico Austin Texas Tarkington Hagerman Bacaillon New Mexico Las Vegas United States New Mexico National Guards’ Treasury Congress War Department Tarkingtom

Carnival land rush as managers seek top on the road

Manager McCannas pursues Parker aggregation or Patterson Brainard Carnival company for the twenty sixth annual fair. C W Cook Jr aids from the Santa Fe road while Joe T McGuire brings a string of harness horses to the fall fair. The baby show committee seeks rules and class criteria, asking for public suggestions to resolve classification and eligibility concerns.

McCannas Communison Parker Aggregation Patterson & Brainard Carnival Company Ingh Vatterson Brainard Carnival Company Kansas Leavenworth C. W. Cook, Jr Santa Fe Joe T. McGuire McGuire Estabroc Winfield Stratton Florodora Mecres Florado

School Board weighs plans to secure space for more pupils

The school board met last evening to discuss securing adequate quarters for the expected rise in pupils at September opening. The bullying committee was tasked to report next meeting. Existing ward and Central buildings are inadequate, with no funds for new bonds, so vacant buildings may be rented or adapted. A former plan to build additional schools failed due to bond limits, and overflow from multiple ward schools is anticipated. The board has already rented the lr haves building next to Fourie ward to host overflow.

Lr Haves Fourie Ward

Harvey Service Veteran Adams Retires From Alvarado Hotel

Adams, long time Harvey employee from Hutchinson Kansas, spent twenty years in the Harvey system. He began in 1855 as a cab driver at Raton New Mexico and later managed multiple Harvey houses. He opened the Los Angeles house in 1893 and led the Alvarado for three years before retiring with his wife and infant son.

W HS Adams Hutchineon Kan Fred Harvey Hae Harvey Raton Naukee Low Angeles Kaumis City Law Angeles Manett West& Baby Ake

Few San Francisco telephones in work after quake

The earthquake left San Francisco with only thirty one phones in working order as thousands were destroyed or disconnected. An American Telephone employee, M Swearinger, rode train No 2 and noted the crippled service hindered by delayed material. Also included is an ad urging mare breeding and a local swimming pool offering daily hours.

M. Swearinger American Telephone Company San Francisco Swearinger Gurnea

Chickering Store Promises Quality at Lower Prices

The Chickering & Sons piano store is advertised as the best place to find affordable pianos, with the Chickering name presented as a guarantee of reliable methods. The Whitson Music Co represents Chickering in New Mexico and offers guidance on other makes.

Chickering & Sons Chickering New Mexico Whitson Music. Co

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