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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
8
City briefs include a championship race tonight at the skating rink and a flood of reader letters. Notable notices cover births marriages obituaries and police court actions, with many Albuquerque residents leaving for trips and business.
Guglielmo Valente a bartender at the Alamo saloon on South First Street and Silver Avenue was arrested Monday night on an information warrant alleging violation of the Sunday closing law. He posted a $200 bond for next term court after an undercover decoy confirmed drinks were available.
H S Pickard defeated Sidney Barth 100 to 95 to win the pool title at the Commercial club. Thomas Wilkerson won the handicap billiard championship 8 to 5 over Noa Lifeld. Ed L Medler presented the winning cues and praised the players. The two week tournament drew twenty contestants and closed with a stag lunch. A badger fight was postponed.
Riverside Orange Fullerton Anaheim Corona and other towns on the Santa Fe lines between San Bernardino and Los Angeles via Orange are to receive overland service about June 15 the San Bernardino Run reports. Rumors of a one train each way via Riverside and Orange have circulated for 18 months as a faster route avoiding transfers at San Bernardino or Los Angeles while Pasadena route is replaced during line rebuilding.
Paris police gain a lead as a Menilmontant barber reports two bearded men with red hair altered their appearance after visiting his shop. A nurse to Madame Steinicich recalls a nightmare vision of the crime. The suspect arrested Sunday night has been released.
United States Judge Ralph E Campbell, sitting at McAlester, appointed A B Ramay cashier of the First National Bank as federal receiver for the Oklahoma road project. The action was announced in Guthrie on June 2.
The Bank of Muskogee as receiver of the Oklahoma Central railway seeks transfer of control from N A Gibson Muskogee lawyer and Canadian Construction’s receiver who built the line. Judge McMillan Cleveland county discharged W K Eaton and Miles Lassiter receivers appointed last week per Governor Haskell. Federal receivers were named with consent of the railroads and at Western Trust and Savings bank Chicago the holder of most bonds.
Bert McMillin shot and killed his wife Memie and two children Frank and Opal before fatally shooting himself. The killings occurred on a ranch near LaBelle, Missouri, after years of fear over a criminal past possibly linked to the Dalton gang. Witnesses reported McMillin, 30, had offered little to neighbors since moving there last October, while Memie, 27, had warned of her husband's constant anxiety.
An advertisement in the Morning Journal's Classified Columns suggests vacant rooms will be rented within the next twenty four hours.
An advertisement for Imperial Laundry claims unmatched work on ladies collars shirt waists skirts and duck suits with location behind the post office.
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