Railroad Notes and City News From Santa Fe Area
Railroad notes report Charles Vorkes of Santry Sharp Construction at Belen. C W Cook, Santa Fe agent, returns after El Paso trip. N L Hutchison visits Albuquerque then Gallup. J B Foley of Winslow, Ariz., Christmas in city. H Lutz of Santa Fe visits. Hi Hi Sandoval leaves Castenada for St. Regis in El Paso. erroneous death report of Fireman Davidson corrected. Turkey Creek wreck injures several Frisco system employees. Montezuma location decision discussed. reception and ball honor Judge Parker in Socorro praised as social highlight of season. Dr Thomas' Electric Oil recommended for accidents.
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Charles Vorkes
Santry-Sharp Construction Company
Belen
Elfty
C. W. Cook
Santa Fe
Lalness
el Paso
J. B. Foley
The
Winslow
Ariz
H. & Lutz
Parker
Socorro
Third Judicial District
Garcia Opera House
Mra. Parker
Elfeso Baca
W. B. Martin
Martin
Baca
C. J. Brown
Judge
Snowstorm Threatens New Mexico Sheep Ranches
Reports from El Paso indicate a severe snowstorm in central New Mexico covering Carrizozo to Tucumcari with three feet of snow. Leaders L F Churchill of Pastura and W J Goldenberg of Torrance warn of thousands of sheep dying if the ground stays frozen and grain is buried, with hundreds to thousands of head at risk on Churchill and Goldenberg ranches.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Carrizozo
Tucumcari
L. F. Churchill
Pastura
N. M
W. J. Goldenberg
Torrance
Mr. Churchill
Churchill Ranch
Goldenberg
Sanitarium site location debated amid Missouri and Deming talks
A Deming dispatch notes the national fraternal sanitarium site is not fixed and a committee will inspect Deming again. The Ope suggests St Louis and Deming may push a sanitarium scheme with Deming as a key site. Las Vegas has been named a location by the association, with no move confirmed.
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Grope-Democrat
Deming
N. M
Temple of Fraternity
St. Louis
Ope
St Louis
Temple of
Fraternity
Fraternal Sanitarium
Asao
Elation
Las Vegan
How To Wow Tro Prevent Coliure Trem The
A Portland physician warns that a simple cold can become an infectious disease in poorly ventilated homes. The piece advises fresh air, outdoor exercise, balanced clothing, proper steam baths, and medical care, noting home remedies and gossip should not replace professional advice.
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Ella K. Dear
Plan to settle ancient lawsuit over Tularosa water rights
Judge EB A Mann of Alamogordo appoints an examiner for evidence in the long running water rights case between the Tularosa community ditch and the Tularosa Land and Cattle Company. The dispute, tied to Tufoza canyon water, has drawn most locals and Mescalero Indians into opposing sides since 1862 and has seen eleven deaths. The current filing is described as a friendly effort to resolve the matter.
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EB. A. Mann
Alamogordo
Tularosa
Memorial Vandalism Reported at Springer Cemetery
Springer officials warn against defacing monuments in the cemetery and urge respect for burial grounds. A mayor from Girard Alabama endorses a local remedy while noting community enforcement of New Mexico law and the seriousness of willful damage.
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Clarkville Produce CO May
Maomanus
South First Street
A. E. Walker
Springer. Insurance
Mutual
Altton
Haldridge
New Mexico
Springer Cemetery
Saya the
Springer Stockman
Brother of Texas bankers dies in Alamogordo street collapse
R H Burney aged 75 an ex Confederate soldier collapsed and died on a principal business street in Alamogordo from heart failure. He was part of a prominent southern family with two banker brothers at Center Point Texas a nephew A H Burney a Fort Worth attorney and a widow with five children. The report mentions Tennessee origins and Kerrville links.
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Texas
R. H. Burney
Alamogordo
Halive
Tennessee
Kerrville
Center Point
A. H. Burney
Fort Worth
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J.D. Emmons
Coal Avenue
Second Street
West End
Viaduct
N. L. Hutchison
Boadmaster Hutchinson
Gallup
Onch. Hi. Sandoval
Castenada
Albuquerque
St. Regis
Fi Paso
Davidson
Burt
Rio Puerco
Joan Wrodel
Dearborn Street
Chicago
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Lake Avenue
Theodore J. Reimer
Thirty Fourth
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Negro Walter
One Street
Frank Stevene
Jefferson Street
Thomas R. Huntley
Michigan Avenue
Aanitarium
Board of Managers
Kate
Thomag
Avon
Colle
Moscow
St. Petersburg
M. Wi
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Towansite
Belen Patent
Cvar
Tc. Alto
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Street
Pionser Bakery
Simon Balling
Billing Bron
Firet Clare
Stro
G. Pratt & CO
Jackin & Co
Boden
Hillsboro Creamery Tutter
Ordera
South Second Street
Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard, Alu
D. D
N. T. Armijo Building
Dr. King
FUEHR
West Railroad Avenue
W.H. Hahn & Co
Toot
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Imperial Laundry CO
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. and Supply Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Janu
Porterfield & Co
Gold Ave
A. Sleyster
Wai
Fornt L. H
Lure
Walton's
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
St. Eluo
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Palmer & Wright
Williams Drug Co
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