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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
7
In a period of brisk commerce the article urges choosing furniture with practical and ornamental value. Kris highlights a wide stock and recommends a comfort rocker as a sensible, tasteful gift that combines utility and style for the home.
The Santa Fe Railway has purchased the Farnsworth farm and adjacent tracts one mile east of the Topeka shops to secure storage yards and future growth. Chief Engineer A Morse says the land will be used for twenty acres of storage tracks now, with the rest held for future development as Topeka becomes the shop center. The deal follows prior purchases of two small tracts beyond the Farnsworth farm. Rental farming may offset costs while awaiting broader use.
Night watchman John Arion O'Brien at the smelter in El Paso was found cold and stiff in a box car at the slag pit shortly after 8 am after being seen at 7 am. Justice Mitchell held an inquest and ruled death from heart failure. Deceased, 48, had worked for the smoker for some time. no local relatives except a brother in San Antonio. Remains shipped to San Antonio for burial. JA Roush left for Kansas to stay with friends during the holiday season.
$90 discovered on Congress Junction Road signals copper and gold prospects. M Gaddis and J D Spar report six feet wide croppings worth about $1 per ton in red metal along the railroad line. Prospec tor teams led by John Bombhoff Sam Withers and Albert Smith headed to locate rich ground while a burning skin condition ad runs nearby.
Special correspondence depicts Gertrude Farrar, the Yankee village girl who rose to queen of the operatic season. Born in Melrose, she wowed Europe and now thrives in America, earning $28,000 a year with three-year United States contract and a celebrated debut at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Sensational charges against the Territorial Board of Dental Examiners arise from a recent licensing exam. H. H. Wilson of Phoenix leads the action, sending a letter to Governor Kibbey seeking an investigation. The Tombstone Prospector notes the dispute and calls for inquiry into the board’s conduct.
The Mexican shepherds Rupeno Chaves and Jesue Allinoss died aiding A. J. Crawford's flock in a snowbound field. Crawford, grieving for his workers, recalls pulling 200 or more sheep free with rope and saddle horn. Nearby, WoL Rawls of Tennessee reports relief from nasal catarra using Buckten Arnica Salve.
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