Railroad plans aim to link Galveston Island by stone causeway
Reports detail push to fund a Galveston bay bridge link with the mainland by rails. Missouri Kansas Texas Gulf Colorado Santa Fe and Frisco show willingness. Southern Pacific asked to join. Grimshaw leaves for Chicago for American Railway Association session with immigration literature. Private cars seen on train No. 2, carrying James Brown Potter and S J Rannells. Cooks travel through Albuquerque. elder Cook to return to New Mexico. Southern Pacific completes quarrying for ballast near Stein's Pass to reduce dust. ballast used toward El Paso and west of station. Engineers and railroad union officials convene in Newton for federation talks across Santa Fe system. A temporary organization formed at A O U W hall. Southern Pacific plans rebuilt depot and roundhouse at Lordeburg after fire. emergency hospital rising. Mogollon district growth seen as future branch line. Rothschilds and locals urge SP action. Earth tremor halts line progress near Roswell. Santa Fe to build two-story concrete depot at Blacktower on NM Eastern. roof extension over veranda for summer comfort. Santa Fe Land Improvement sells lots at La Lande and Blacktower on NM Eastern.
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Galveston
Galveston Bay
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Frisco
Southern Pacific
Jurg
Pacifi
Lordepung
Lordeburg
Rothschilde
Hothechilds
Roswell
San Francisco
Santa Fe System
Blacktower
Roosevelt County
New Mexico Eastern Railway
Wich
Santa Fe Land Improvement Company
la Lande
Black Tower
Earthquake Damage Destroys Sunnyside Railway Bridge
Reports from Sunnyside describe a quake that toppled a new section of the New Myxivo Eastery railway bridge over the river. Authorities assess current hazards and begin inspection of remaining spans.
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Sunnyside
Hold Up at Ash Fork Arizona
Foley's saloon in Ash Fork was robbed at about 1 am Sunday by two masked men who brandished revolvers and took the bank roll and cash from the till. Witnesses say one robber asked for more money before leaving, with about $400 seized in total.
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Ash Fork
Arizona
Foley's
Supplies for the Carlsbad Dam Project
B M Hall, engineer in charge of Rio Grande and Pecos Valley reclamation, tours El Paso and Las Cruces seeking supply orders and to form a consulting board to decide the Leasburg diversion dam location. Once set, bids will be called. Hall aims to convene the panel soon, noting busy engineers and government delays on Carlsbad work.
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B. M. Hall
Rio Grande & Pecos Valley
el Paso
Carlsbad
Las Cruces
Elephant Butte
Rio Grande
el Paso Herald
Hall
Settte
Leasburg
Government contractors race for El Paso supply hub
Recall of personnel efforts waning as Hall orders machinery cement wagons and all supplies. Houses rise and deliveries start. Government sources say depot delivery and freight paid to destination due to favorable road rates. Hall avoids Carlbad dam work for labor concerns but will secure needed help and run a commissary department. Government pricing aims to keep the department self sustaining.
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Hall
el Paso
Hail
Carlsbad
Captain Green Writes From the Philippines
A Gallup Republican report recounts Captain John W. Green of Haiaan province constabulary detailing ongoing Moro conflicts in the Philippines. He notes leave denial due to wartime need, mentions Lieutenant Jacob Mohler wounded in Negros and hospitalized, and comments on unrest rather than peace.
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John W. Green
Haiaan
Gallup Republican
Green
Manila
Cable News
Captain Green
Jacob 8. Mohler
Gallup
Constabulary
Ladrones
Negros
Ioflo
Philippines
Union Temperance Prayer Meeting At Baptist Church
On Wednesday evening April 26 at 7 20 a union prayer meeting of churches aligned with the movement to restrict the saloon will be held at the Baptist church. A half hour prayer service precedes a report by Anti Saloon League superintendents on progress in New Mexico Arizona and Washington and they will organize a territorial reform auxiliary.
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Baptist Church
W. W. Havens
Custodian Named for Polvadera Pasturage Grant Action
In Santa Fe a court order appoints Jose Amilo Lucero as custodian of the Polvadera grant to rent pasturage for up to 10 000 sheep at not less than 5 cents per head. Custodian’s fee set at 15 percent of receipts as part of Jemez reserve context. sale offers for 25 000 shares of stock in the ee Petroleum Coal Mining and Pipe Line Co. at public auction May 3 in Albuquerque to satisfy a judgment, with W J Johnson acting as attorney in fact for R G Balcomb.
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Santa Fe
Judes McPle
L. B. Prince
Paintiff
Polvadera
Jose Amilo Lucero
Eapanola
Jemez
Rio Arriba
A. D
Velocka
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ee Petroleum Coal Mining and Pipe Line Co
R. G. Balcomb
John A. Lee
RG. Balcomb
Bernalillo County
Galt
W. J. Johnson
The
Bank of Commerce of
Notice for Publication Small Holding Claim No 1600
Public notice from the Department of the Interior Santa Fe N M dated March 29 1906 announces Adelaida 8 de Otero as claimant seeking final proof for Small Holding Claim No 1600 with witnesses listed Placido Salazar y Otero Jesus Salazar y Otero Higinio Chavez and Jesus Garcia. Proof set for May 10 1906 before the U S Court Commissioner at Albuquerque N M. Protesters may cross examine witnesses and present rebuttal evidence.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Adelaida
de Otero
Placido Salazar Y Otero
Jesus Salazar Y Otero
Peralta
Higinio Chavez
Jesus Garcia
Interior Department
Manuel R.otero
Children Reunited With Mother in Alamogordo
R B Jones traveled from Roswell to Alamogordo with four children, sent by Chaves County officials after the mother left Roswell. They located the mother in Alamogordo, and she and the children are now together and content. Suffering from kidney and liver trouble, Arthur A Strickland of Chattanooga credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with his six month recovery after years of pain and constipation. For sale by all druggists.
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R. B. Jones
Alamogordo
Roswell
Chaves
Bac
Mr. Jones
Sheriff's Office
A. B. Phillips
Chamberlain
Arthur
Strickland
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Emmons
Coal Avenue
Hoosier
J. D. Emmons
Coal Avenue Furniture Man
Albuquerque Hardware CO
B. Grimshaw
Santa Fe Central Railway
Chicago
American Railway Association
James Brown Potter
M. E. & T. Railway Company
Grand Canyon
S. J. Rannells
Pullman Car Company
Canyon
C. W. Cook
Cook
Merse
Stein's Pass
Stein's
Newton
Fort Worth
Carlsbad Dam
Engineer Hall
Union Temperance Prayer Meeting
Sloan’s
Bucklen
Napier
Rugies
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
NorthHird Street
GG. F.C
Bond
the Geo, T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
MELVI
EAKIN
Albuquerque, N. M
South Third Street
Silver Avenue
M. Grenadino & CO
N. Peach & CO
Cole
Red
W. Gold Ave
T. A. Lucero
West
Silver Ave
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Flist Street
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Jealora
North Third Street
A. Sleyster
Rance
Real Estate
Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Albuquerqueutomatic Telephone
W.H. Hahn & Co
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Imandery & Monchine
Imperial Laundry CO. Contab
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Womer
Dee Die
Eien
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
af _meren
Own and Improvement Company
Belen Patent
Fiabarante
Lurgees
SANTA
Eee
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
B.ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
Stewart Iron Works
Cincinnati, Ohio
Wiis Lane
Jane Seayer Vien
Bettors
Johnson
Thornton the Cleaner
Thornton
Walter
F. G. Pratt & CO
Casino
Jas, Heekin & Co
Imboden
Granite
Staple
Haney
Hillavoro Creamery
Beat On
Ordera
South Second Street
Wootton & Myer
Third St
Rankin & Co
Tarmije Bulldy
Albuquerque Novelty Works F
Hopping
Cleveland
Rambler
Columbia
Tribune
Give Call
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Association
M. Draggie
Dealera
N— General Merchandise
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
J. Korber & Co., Cor
First ST
Copper Aye
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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