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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1905

Page

8

Local and Personal News From Albuquerque

The clipping lists a string of local moves and travel, naming James Foley, Mrs. Herbert Romero, Felipe Hubbell, Afl McGaffey, H. B. Byers, Richard Heller, George Heller, Judge Ellsworth Ingalls, Mrs. Mabel Stevens-Himoe, Harvey Loomis, L. R. La Driere, Edward Holmes Stokels, Miss Ida Bremen, Captain T. J. Pierce, Dr. D. H. Carns, George P. Hill, Forrest Parker, Colonel W. H. Greer, I. B. Payne, Miss Mary B. McKee, Miss Mattie Willame, Mary Akers, Sammy Akers, and many others involved in concerts, hunting trips, and social events around Albuquerque and nearby towns. The note mentions the Southwestern Brewery project, a concert at Elks Ballroom, and a possible legal case against Policeman Wagner.

James Foley Winslow la Tn Friend Herbert Romero Felipe Hubbell Leleta A. Fl McGaffey Thoreau Horalin-McGaffey Company Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company H. B. Byers Belen Las Vegas Hyera Richard F. Heller Cabezon George G. Helier East St. Louis Ellsworth Ingalls United States Atchison, Kaw Mabel Stevens-Himoe Chicago Conservatory of Music Eugene Haffley United States Fisheries T. J. Pierce East Lamy Santa Fe Rio Arriba Taos Trinidad Colorado Neosho D. H. Carns Dr. Kraft George P. Hill Forrest Parker Gila Country Magdalena W. H. Greer I. B. Payne Payne Santa Fe New Mexican Mary B. McKee St. Louis Mattie Willame Albuquerque Duke City Denver

New Mexico Doves Law Cited With Penalty

The session law bans killing or injuring turtle doves in New Mexico except from August 1 to September 30 each year. Violations carry a fine of 50 to 100 dollars, 30 to 60 days in jail, or both. Also notes advertise Zeiger Cafe and a reopening of A J Morelli tailor shop on North Wigst Street with services for alterations and dry cleaning.

New Mexico A. J. Morelli Wigst Street

Merchants Piano Contest Draws Wide Interest in Town

The merchants contest on piano voting closes December 9. Local groups listed include Masons Columbus Lodge, Lace Guild of St John’s, University of New Mexico, Christian Church, Loud Avenue Methodist, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Coming Men of America, Albuquerque Business College, Benevolent Order of Willer, Jewish Synagogue Temple, St Joseph’s Sanitarium. Harry Sonier, noted pitcher, will stay in city, expect to pitch in Interstate league and later for Indianapolis. White Elephant serves best lunch Saturdays. subscription for The Cliven noted.

Keo Bivese Ory Sammy Akers Mie Mary Akera South Seren Santa Barbara Akers Licledl W. C. Barsenrer Bank, of Commerce Ais Brower Louie Allen Carpenter Mie Maude A. J, Snewberger Newton Kan Kangas Sedgwick A.B. Wales R. Twitchell New Mexico Santa Fe Railroad Las Vegas Joseph Barnett Ollie Frost Winfield Halling Morgan Frost St. Elmo Elston E. Jones University of New Mexico New Mexico School of Mines Socorro Missouri School of Mines Rolla F. A. Jones Missouri Julian Martin C. A. Hudson Martin Railroad Avenue Albuquerque William Wagner Romero Old Albuquerque Masons Genecesre Vane Koighis of Columbus Bsiel Lace’ Guild of St. John's Episcopal Chupch Occ University of New Mexico Wallan Hama Os Christian Church Loud Avenue Methodist Church Order of Eagles Coming Men of America Mily Albuquerque Business College Benevolent and Protective Order of Willer Harry Sonier Harry Indianapolis Kansas City Watkins Albuquerque Browns

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