Railroad life and people move through Albuquerque scene
Santa Fe car shops foreman O. D. Buzzell returns on No. 3 with his wife from Chicago. Mrs. John Burke visits Las Vegas relatives. Interior decorating by Charles C Baker arrives. D. A. Shope reports flood disruption on the Albuquerque Winslow division. Rail orders total 3 200 coal cars and 65 engines. Frisco adds 40 engines. Maher guest visits, Scotty’s Mule Slim auction plan includes a Broadway arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee O. D. Buzzell
Santa Fe
Chicago
John Burke
Las Vegas
Shy
New Mexico Division
Alvarado Hotel
Charles C. Baker
Kansas City
Harvey System
D. A. Shope
Albuquerque-Winslow
Shope
Ilinois
Frisco
P. Maher
Thomas F. Maher
Cleveland Pittsburg Railway
Wellsville
Ohio
Maher
Los Angeles
G. J. Goodrich
Canal Dover
Train No. 1 Wreck Sparks Tales of Passengers
A Santa Fe official recounts passengers at the No. 1 wreck near Romeroville. He recalls a man seeking $75, a forged release from a woman passenger, and a dog left behind after the baggage car detachments. The officer notes varied passenger behaviors and the challenges of post wreck care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Rankin
Santa Fe
Romeroville
Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Bath
Belen
Ted
No. 1
Albuquerque
Rete
Berth for Mule on Sleeper Costs Scotty 500
Death Valley miner refused to hear of Slim riding to New York in a box car and a Pullman car was built for the mule Slim. The mule from Los Angeles to New York costs 500 dollars for the beast and 26 dollars a day for a car, with Scotty and friends paying railway tickets, as the Santa Fe shops remodel a car into a drawing room stable for Slim. Water Scott’s mule Slim will travel from Los Angeles to New York in a Pullman car built to be a stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Minnis
Scotty
Santa Fe
Mys
Wense
King
Trafic
John J. Byrne
Slim
Death Valley
Barstow
New York
Taylor
Ene
Gener
Water Scott
Los Angeles
Scotts
Big Friends
Los Ang Keles
Opposition to joint statehood voiced by Governor Kibbeley
Governor Kibkey of Arizona declares the people oppose joint statehood with New Mexico. He warns Hamilton bill risks New Mexico domination in a territorial constitutional convention and stresses Arizona voters should decide separately. He highlights long American residency and public involvement as basis for statewide independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Hamilton
Arizon
Bothrritories
Quential
Owen
Blind Girl roles and tragedy echo in local theatre
Elizabeth Conger Heaton who played Bertha in a Dickens play now nears blindness due to retinal division. Dr. Shepherd notes strong mental suggestion can affect the body. Local notices list upcoming productions and show dates from December to Christmas week by Albuquerque groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Dickens
Elizabeth Conger-Heaton
China
Shepherd
Drake University Department of Philosophy and Psychology
Notice to Public on Settlement of Accounts
Notice to the public that George M. Baccus, former proprietor of the Albuquerque Transfer Company, will retain the old office at 110 West 1st Avenue and demands all outstanding accounts be paid at once, debts owed must be settled immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
Albuquerous Transfer Company
Avenue
Heorge M. Baccus
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Globe- Wernicke
D. Emmons
Coal Ave
Second St
Colo
E. Payson Ripley
Alvarado
Payson Ripley
Rio Grande
The
Mra. Wilson
Gold Avenue
Third Street
Joseph Kibbey
Jos. H. Kibbey
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Lasonle
North Third Street
Richards
Gigars
Railroad Avenue
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
F.G. Pratt & CO
Ole Agente
Hepkin & Co
Imboden
Allleboro Creamery
South Second Street
Clarkville Produce CO Hay
J. B. Macmanus
Mer
South First Street
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Associs
J. G. Baldridge
Proprieton
Walton's
L. H. Shoemaker
Sarah
Aluquerque Woman's Club
Kitty
Mahara Minstrels
Hans Hanson
B. F. Copp
D. D
N. T. Armijfo Building
Mullwoop
W.H. Hahn & Co
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Imperial Laundry CO
Hendrie & Bolte Mig. and Supply Co
the Pioneer Machinery House of the
West
American Radiator Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
N. M
Galveston
San Francisco
el Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Patent
Helen
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
the Fuehr Undertaking CO
Geth
Day Or Wight
First Street
G. E. Gustafson
C. Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
B. A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Albuqy
Rosenfield
St. Elmo
Jess
Williams Drug Co
B. Williams and
F. W. Schmalmarck
Albuquerque, N. M
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