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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1906

Page

5

Burglary at Glorietta Saloon Scrambles Local Loot

Burglars entered the Glorietta saloon and restaurant at No 167 North First street by breaking the door glass. The cash register was rifled with $33 and small change missing. A Mexican native was arrested on suspicion, found with whisky flasks and $5. Bartender Joe Dazzo confirms the suspect but doubts a confederate. Prohibition-era context implied by the items recovered. The owner Donese was not present. investigation continues.

Glorietta North First Street Joe Dazzo Mexico Highbargain Rossi Donese Citisen Dazzo

Albuquerque Music Trade Grows As Learnard Lindemann Expands

Albuquerque residents show strong music interest as Learnard & Lindemann at 206 West Gold avenue plans new branches after six years of growth since 1900. Mr Learard travels east to arrange locations, while the store reports rising sales of Victor phonographs and Rand-Cecilian pianos. They highlight easy payments and a steady stream of record deliveries to Albuquerque. The piece also mentions the Jolly Haymakers ball at Colombo hall and a Sunday dinner at Columbus club, plus a Burdock Blood Bitters testimonial.

Albuquerque Learnard & Lindemann West Gold Avenue Duke City New Mexico Earnard Victor Learard The Jolly Haymakers’ Association Colombo Hall

Varsity Meets Miners at Traction Park

The University of New Mexico faces the School of Mines at Socorro in a hotly contested football game at Traction Park. Mines arrives this morning and plans Straight football, relying on teamwork. UNM seeks to win in good shape with a deep lineup and substitutes ready.

Traction Park University of New Mexico Warriors School of Mines Socorro Sturges Hotel R. P. Noble Kibe Miller Moore M. Smith Utter Robbins Strand Everheart Hilton Kirchman Schmidt Hall Bentley Rateholter Albuquerque

Miller recovering from bullet wounds in city incident

J L Miller, once a county commissioner, was shot while helping a city officer arrest two men last fall. He was operated on yesterday by Dr. Kaster, bullet removed after swelling and bone impact. Miller is at Hi Pardo, reportedly penniless and unable to work for weeks.

J. 1 Miller Kaster Hi Pardo Optio Citien Hay J. L. Miller J L. Miller Bernalillo

Electric light service to be renewed soon at local plant

An expert electrician Ed Jones from the National Electric company of Milwaukee is overseeing rapid work at the local electric light plant. The crippled generator is to be repaired and the naval service, hindered in recent days, will be renewed once materials arrive and work progresses.

Ed Jones National Electric Company of Milwaukee Naval Service

Dinner for I O L G Members at Zeiger Cafe

Last night at the Zeiger Cafe upstairs Mr and Mrs Wallace Hegselden hosted a dinner for Independent Order of Lunch Grabbers members. Guests included Mr and Mrs Isaac Cox and others while Mrs De Wolff provided harp music and Mr Kenna banjo. The club meets weekly with lunch events and future membership ballots planned for Mr and Mrs Nash.

Zeiger Cafe Wallace Hegselden I. O L. G Chef Goetz Mra Henselien Isaac Cox F. W. Schaalmaack A. Hudson B. F. Fillmore Carl Gilman Twist B. Harsch de Wolff Mr. Kenna Nash

Registration Deadline Spurs Voter Precinct Activity

Last day for voter registration in the county prompts rush at registration precincts. Lists taped at 6 o'clock last night for inspection. late registrants continue through the day. Also notes a Presbyterian church union missionary society meeting with Protestant representation and several mission topics discussed. Free lunch promotions and bakery ads close the item.

Presbyterian Church Union Missionary Society Albuquerge Union van Cleve Minnis Methodist Epicopal Church South Michards New Mexico

Magdalena’s Rapid Growth With New Stores and Water Project

A year of rapid change in Magdalena sees Becker-Blackwell replaced by two general merchandise houses Ranch Supply under George H. Keown and a smaller Garcia & Garcia general store with multiple saloons and homes. The Magdalena Development Company plans a town water system with a deep well near Cook ranch and 6 inch pipes to a pumped reservoir. Pete McFarland, longtime Albuquerque warehouse foreman, now manages warehouse operations for Becker-Blackwell and notes local progress.

Magdalena N. M Becker- Blackwell Company Ranch Supply General Merchandise George H. Keown S. D. Cutney & Co Albuquerque George Brown Kelly Bingal Pete McFarland Gross, Kelly & Co McFarland Geo. Amos Becker-Blackwell

Woman seeks introduction to cowboy in letter to police

A California woman in her teens asks Chief McMillin for help finding a single, American cowboy or rancher to marry. She outlines preferences for being introduced by letter, owning a ranch or being a foreman, and tolerates some vices but rejects drunks or gamblers. Public notice ends with an ad for tin work at New Star Tin Shop in Louis F. Stueckel’s shop.

McMillin Miss California NEW Star Tin Shop Louis F. Stueckel West Copper Avenue

Peto Wins Friends in Albuquergas and Weight Change Report

The text notes Peto's life and many friends in Albuquergas spoken of warmly. Peto has lost about ten pounds since going a Magdalena, though he states it as part of the ring. M. K. Wylder and Frank Storts visited Magdalena on Thursday. F. A. Hubbell ships 14,000 lambs to Colorado at fees from 3.26 to 3.40, with Hobbeil describing allies as a side scene.

Albuquergas Peto Baa Magdalena M. K. Wylder Frank Storts F. A. Hubbell Colorado Hobbeil

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