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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
5
Sheriff Perfecto Armijo reports progress in locating missing sheriff records removed by Hubbell and deputies. He plans to request a search warrant to recover the paraphernalia, noting the delay hinders prisoner data and office processes. Hubbell remains jailed with yard access and visitors amid ongoing county jail status.
The Railway Industrial Association of Texas schedules its next quarterly meeting in Fort Worth on October 12. Topics include constitution and by laws, agricultural development, soil survey, good roads, and agricultural education. Officials from the state university and A&M college will speak, with expectations for broad railroad participation across Texas.
In Duluth on October 6 the Y M C A opened four evening classes with forty five pupils joining. Book keeping saw eight entrants and eleven registered for architectural and mechanical drawing. English offerings include seven in primary and eleven in advanced, plus eight in penmanship. A new class for card writing for window display advertising and courses in commercial arithmetic English grammar electricity stenography and typewriting will begin tonight.
A Saratoga SRK auditing committee held another meeting last night and will reconvene tonight to finish their inquiry into the late fair's receipts and expenditures. Chairman Macpherson was absent, serving as juror at the courthouse, but hopes to attend tonight as the panel concludes its work and the public learns the findings.
A letter from Captain John Walla Crawford known as Captain Jack the Poet Scout details his two week stay at his home ranch near San Marcial, plans to attend monuments dedications at Vicksburg Knoxville Lookout Mountain Orchard Knob and Antietam with Governor Pennypacker as orator, and talks of winter work and public ads.
Senator W H Andrews and Colonel W B Hopewell left by train for the east after receiving a telegram likely tied to matters of state. Hopewell heads to Santa Fe, while Andrews goes to Washington where statehood supporters gather for the December congress session. Bayer says Andrews plans a brief return before Congress convenes.
The jewelry firm of H E Fox will change hands January 1 1908 with Fox becoming vice president and secretary of International Lumber Mercantile Co in Spokane. He sold stock fixtures and goodwill of the No 115 South Second street jewelry store to George W Hickox of Santa Fe, with possession January 1 1906, while continuing business until then. Fox plans Chicago purchases for holiday trade and will relocate to Spokane after officers are elected. Mrs Fox and Miss Mildred stay until April before joining him. The piece also lists various stock market quotes and local notices from the era.
Closing quotations received by Levy Bios for Logan and Bryan list several prominent lines such as Baltimore and Ohio in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Canadian Pacific. The market shows mixed activity with grains and metals noted, including copper prices around Greene Copper and various rail and steel stocks like Missouri Pacific and Republic Iron and Steel.
With the Adventists on Railroad avenue and Broadway Elder M D Waffle of Roswell led a profitable study on Repentence and Conversion. Elder J Leeland of Albuquerque spoke on The Earthly Sanctuary and Object Lesson. Tonight and tomorrow focus on The 2,300 Days and The Judgment with proof of Jesus as the true Messiah. The tent will be heated and comfort enhanced for attendees.
The funeral for John A. Conley pioneer of Albuquerque was held at 2:30 PM at the Williams street home. Rev. Wilbur Fiske of Lead Avenue Methodist Church delivered the eulogy as hundreds attended. Burial followed at Fairview cemetery in the family plot.
Mary Jeanette McDonald wed Rufus Spencer Goodrich in a simple evening ceremony at the bride’s South Third Street home. Rev. Wilbur Fiske officiated with Flora Vann as bridesmaid and Roy McDonald as best man. The groom, a private secretary to Santa Fe superintendent J. L. Hibbard, plans residence at 125 Horan Street after November 15.
William Huntington, arrested on a charge of larceny of an automatic shotgun, contemplates a malicious prosecution suit against W. H. Greer. Huntington alleges Greer borrowed the gun from Greer’s brother and that the case may reveal motive connected to Jemee Springs and War plans. Hearing set before Police Judge A. J. Crawford. Huntington is related to A. B. Block, hotel proprietor and merchant in the resort.
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