Local Man Suffered Jaw Injury From Calf Kick
B W Rentfrow of Capitan was kicked in the jaw by a yearling and has not been able to eat solid food since.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
2
B W Rentfrow of Capitan was kicked in the jaw by a yearling and has not been able to eat solid food since.
Mrs W A Smith will entertain the Buchre club Saturday, as reported by the Gallup Republican. She and her daughter Miss Myrtle plan to move to Bankerafield California to make their home around November 1, how friends deeply regret their departure.
Mrs. Casna of Gallup remains seriously wounded from a shooting two weeks ago but is advancing well and is expected to recover fully. No new clues have emerged about the murderer's identity.
Miss Adelina Jaramillo of Fort Sumter was bitten when a rattlesnake snapped her finger while she tried to pin the reptile and sever its rattles. The incident highlights a dangerous encounter with a rattlesnake.
Edward Armer of Kingston in Sierra County died on his fifth birthday from injuries after falling from a wagon. Initial reports suggested minor injuries but paralysis developed, leading to his death.
Tom McGinn of Gibson is nearly fully recovered from a broken right jaw suffered weeks ago. Dr. J N Platt treated the injury with interdental splints and removed them recently, finding the jaw healing well.
J H Steen was brought to Socorro from Magdalena by Deputy Solomon Baca and pled guilty in Judge Green's court to shooting up the town. District Attorney Eifego Baca secured a verdict, and he was fined fifty dollars plus fees.
Mrs N Rice once at Dowie s Zion City in hope of curing lung trouble died October 7 aboard No 1 passenger crossing the Continental Divide. Remains were embalmed at Kitchen Betker Funeral Parlor and sent to husband H C Rice in Los Angeles.
Six hundred wild horses were identified in the Caballo Mountains in Dona Ana County near Rincon and Apache Canyon. Charles Worden, a local rancher, and a posse of cowboys long pursued and finally corralled the wild band, which was then driven toward Colorado.
In Socorro, attorney Eifego Baca sought to secure a city franchise from the council, outlining terms and the planned scope of the grant. The session aimed to determine approval timelines and any required amendments.
The Socorro Chieftain notes a past delay in supplying electric light and power but reports plans to install the plant within the next two months. Bach says specifications and material labor cost estimates are being prepared with expectations of no further delays and another improvement added to Socorro's credit.
Crockett county Texas sheriff asked Lincoln county officers to arrest Arch Parker on a horse theft charge in Crockett county. Deputies William Kelly and L F Avent received orders, met at Carrizozo, Parker was arrested, Crockett county sheriff notified, and Parker held in Lincoln jail awaiting transport for Texas authorities.
The Roswell fair in Chaves county ended last Saturday after a highly successful meeting. Record crowds attended Friday and Saturday. Fifty nine prizes were awarded on pears apples and vegetables. Parker Karl, an ag authority, won first prize for pears. Top livestock from Slaughter Hereford home Milne-Guseh ranch and Hamilton Hereford home were exhibited.
Postoffice Inspector File from Albuquerque spent a day in Estancia on local business. The visit signals a future money order office in Estancia, something the paper has long advocated as essential. File praised the town’s enterprise and growth and noted that such an office had not been sought earlier.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Marion Littrell of Colfax county, with deputies Carl Brown and F. E. Underwood, delivered nine prisoners to territorial penitentiary authorities. They were sentenced by Associate Justice W. J. Mills at the last session of the fourth judicial district court for Colfax county. Names, ages, crimes and terms include B. L. Saintclair 36, five years for burglary. Charles Betts 33, three years for for assault with intent to kill. Presson Jackson 29, three years for burglary. Jose C. Aragon 37, three years for robbery from person. Carlos Arellano 22, two years for robbery from person. Fred Kelly 21, one and one half years for burglary. A. J. Robin son 27, one year for assault with intent to maim. Harry Smith 24, one year for burglary. Alf Wethers 21, one year for burglary.
An old advertisement claims most skin eruptions come from impure blood and touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing tonic. It promises clearer eyes, brain, and skin and includes a testimonial line about a mother and bas range.
An official of the Copper Queen company announced that work will begin soon on plans to remodel the old Copper Queen library on Main Street. The building will be renovated for library use and will no longer host lodge meetings in the future, per the Review.
Dr. Barnard of Yerkes Observatory and University of Chicago arrived Tuesday evening as a guest of Judge Alkaslas. He toured the observatory and Normal School, delivered a public address, and discussed stellar photography. He is famed for discovering Jupiter's fifth moon and many comets, returning to Mount Wilson after nine months of solar photography work near Pasadena.
The Prescott Courier reports twenty five prisoners in Yavapai county jail with seven Americans and eighteen Mexicans. Three of the Mexican inmates are women. One American is a United States prisoner. Thirteen prisoners are held to the grand jury and several grand jury detainees are out on hand.
Gila County Angora Goat company begins shearing this week, with about 7 800 head to be shorn and the work expected to continue through the month. Ten shearers operate constantly as fleece weighs about one and a half pounds on average. Market price remains firm at top quotes. Bilver Belt.
Victor C Helkes of the U S Geological Survey examined the formations at Kingman and Chloride during the week. He expressed interest in the ore at Chloride and smelting potential at Kingman. Judge Metcalf assisted in outlining a Mohave county map for the department.
Ben Nail and his three sons aged five and a babe in arms arrived with the remains of Mrs Mattle Nail who died in Phoenix after a short typhoid fever illness. She was twenty nine and had been healthy until ear troubles led her to seek treatment, where typhoid fever swiftly ended her life.
A Phoenix Gazette report notes a young newsboy named Joe OConnell among the delegation's entourage. Congressman Tom Marshall conversed with the lad and invited him along on the morning trip as the party paid him attention on the rounds.
Trustee Taylor completed his Bisbee townsite labors with most applicants receiving deeds after contest resolution. Twenty eight contests were filed. all but three settled, with the remaining cases to be taken to the district court at Tombstone. As Bisbee trustee, Mayor Taylor earned universal satisfaction for tact and sound judgement.
Williams News reports a reward posted by Marshal Kennedy for information identifying the writer of anonymous letters to Williams residents. The notice warns the guilty party faces legal action and potential exile from town, with the district attorney and marshal investigating the matter.
Shoshone river narrows into a canyon where government plans the tallest dam yet, linking canyon walls 240 feet above the bed with a foundation 88 feet deeper. It would create a 5000 acre lake, 1260 square mile watershed, and store water for 150000 acres via seven miles of tunnels, costing about 25 dollars per acre to repay under irrigation law. The land remains free under homestead acts and is reserved from entry by Hitchcock.
Spicer strapped to an auto with a leather football hat and gripped the wheel as the vehicle plunged down a ramp. The machine lifted into the air for several seconds before landing upright, then tipped and fell on its side, injuring no one seriously. Howard Says calls the stunt a success and promises to road it for wealth.
A scanned page lists multiple professionals in Albuquerque New Mexico including Dr J E Kraft dentist attorney Ira Bond and several law offices in various buildings with contact details and office hours. The card collection presents names firms addresses and phone numbers for practitioners in medicine law and general services.
Civil engineers survey and draft work offered by D F Macrolling at 209 Railroad Avenue. Contractor and builder services listed for civil engineering and surveying tasks.
An Albuquerque advertisement offers A L Morgan as an independent contractor and builder with cheerful estimates for job work. The notice lists Automatic phone 7M and the address 911 North Second Street, Albuquerque, NM.
Dr Co H Conner M D BD O Osteopathy president of New Mexico Board of Osteopathy advertises office in Barnett building. Treats all diseases with hours 9 to 2 and 2 to 4, both telephones, Sundays by appointment.
Dr Biott M C V V Veterinary surgeon and dentist offers treatment for horses cattle and hogs using modern scientific methods. Services available at Trimble's Stables with old telephone contact 9 auto 122 plus Albuquerque Business College opens Monday September 4 1905 offering courses in bookkeeping penmanship shorthand typing and mechanical drawing. For details contact G Ramsay president or R O Stoll secretary at Library Building East Railroad Avenue.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia biliousness Brights disease and internal disorders. It promises relief from symptoms and permanent forgetfulness of troubles while noting availability at all druggists for a dollar with a guarantee.
Department of the Interior announces that Donaciano Valencia has filed for final proof to support his claim on the southwest quarter of section 2 in township 8 north, range east. Proof will be made before the probate clerk in Albuquerque on November 4, 1905. Witnesses: Jacobo Valencia, Jose Mora, Alejandro Ronquillo, Adam Lopez. Manuel R. Otero, Register.
In Belleville, a daring aerial stunt debuts with Nick Monarda guiding an automobile on an inverted eight platform. A spring launch hurls the car into a complete revolution, then lands on a specially built lighting platform. Harry Spicer of Arlington makes the inaugural trip amid mounting excitement.
A Casey Indiana man writes of a deadly cough that ruined his rest until Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds cured him. He claims it instantly relieves and permanently cures throat and lung diseases and prevents grip and pneumonia with a 60 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle.
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