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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1906

Page

7

Santa Fe and Wabash plan double track operation

A Texas and Pacific circular warns agents to enforce new inter state commerce laws and follow tariffs. Santa Fe and Wabash officials discuss using their lines as a joint double track with Santa Fe westbound and Wabash eastbound trains, to speed trips and reduce collisions while ongoing line upgrades and station moves proceed.

Texas & Pacific Interesate Commerce Santa FE Wabash F. C. Fox Topeka Kansas City Carrolton Orrick Raton Needles Cal Tne New Mexico Rio Puerco Albuquerque-Gallup

Globe Arizona to Host Baseball Carnival This Fall

Globe Arizona holds enthusiastic meeting of baseball enthusiasts and merchants to promote a fall carnival. Sept 29 to Oct 7 offer prizes of 1000 500 and 250 with extra 100 for non prize teams. Albuquerque Las Vegas Phoenix Tucson Lowell Clifton Moretel and El Paso invited. committees named for transport quarters press funds and local player placement. aim to boost Globe baseball and fund debts.

Globe Ars Telecam Albuquerque Las Vegas Phoenix Tucson Lowell Clifton Moretel el Paso Glote A. G. Smith Harry Sultan Ernest Kellner al Sterns WW. Brookner

Young sheep herder killed by lightning near Trinidad

A young sheep herder, son of Frank Otego, a well known Lay Animas county sheep owner, was struck by lightning while with his father's flock on the Apishapa about twenty miles from Trinidad during a heavy storm. The body, found Thursday, showed severe burns and discoloration. The boy's remains were interred in Aguilar, his aunt's location, after burial preparations. his dog remained beside the flock when the body was discovered.

Trinidad Frank Otego Lay Animas Colorado Apishapa Abou Aguilar

University Notes Show Record Enrollment and New Facilities

The university reports a 108 first week enrollment, up 20 percent. Cadley drives engineering expansion with a basement drafting room, dozens of drafting tables, a stationary engine, and more equipment planned. The student committee lists 24 seniors for graduation across preparatory, commercial, normal, and college tracks. Elwood Albright is editor in chief of the U N M Weekly with Walter Allen as business manager. The first issue will appear this afternoon. Miss Lister orders a new typewriter for cataloging the library. A public bulletin board replaces door notices at the courthouse.

Cadley Hadley Science Hall Commercial Normal Elwood Albright Walter Allen U.N. M. Weekly U. N. M. Weekly

Miss Ella LeBar Returns to Teach in Public Schools

Local notes report Miss Ella LeBar has returned from a Missouri vacation to resume teaching in public schools. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a salamagundi party August 20 for church ladies.

Ella LeBar Missouri Ald Society The Presbyterian Church Co. E. Stoll Santa Fe San Bernardino District Court W.C. Heacock Feresa Bruno Joe Vergolio Max Schuster Marguerite Philadelphia Snellingberg Misa Schuster

New weekly show at Penny Parlor with fresh acts

Manager Davis announces a change of program at 216 South Second Street Penny Parlor New pictures and songs every Saturday morning A penny gets you the whole show Stomach troubles and constipation ad touts Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure claim with a 26 cent price Samples free and druggists carry it Also mentions Imperial Laundry and Jaffa Krack Kream Bread as local notices

Galveston B. W. Goodloe Dutton Street Waco Tex Dr. King Davis South Second Street Chas Baldwin Edwardsville, Il Chamberlain Sta

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