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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
10
A government probe in Idaho targets eighteen leading citizens including millionaires and statesmen over timberland losses estimated at 62 000 acres valued at 1 660 000. The case, kept unusually secret, seeks assets and the scope spans federal agents and court records across the state.
District attorney Buick sues Barber Lumber Company to recover 40 000 acres of timber land valued at about 1 000 000 located 20 to 30 miles from Heber City Boise basin area. The case involves alleged illegal land acquisition and possible frauds connected with timber land titles. Indictments expected June 15 tied to senator Borah and Haywood matter.
Department reports Boyle a Santa Fe train patcher at Needles connected to a Birmingham letter showing a wife in Birmingham. He admitted guilt in a preliminary exam before Judge Root and was held to answer in San Bernardino Superior Court on $2,000 bond. The woman Mary Elizabeth Alford posted $500 bond, but both remained jailed pending trial.
The article lists staff changes and arrivals including M. Cofer to the trans-continental bureau, Ruy Ner as meal taker in the oval yards, and P. W. Zimmerman visiting from Puebla. W. R. Fouts resigns to join Turita freight office. Horny Toad of the El Paso line arrived thirty five minutes late due to soft tracks. A Missouri merchant, G. W. Cloyd, recalls a thumb injury survived with Buck Arnica Salve. 25¢ at druggists.
An advertisement proclaims a Golden Rule approach to selling clothing. It promises value and an iron clad money back guarantee. The copy denounces deceptive discounts and stresses honest interactions with every patron.
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