American Lumber Company Mills Turbulent Albuquerque Enterprise
The American Lumber Company operates a large Albuquerque mill complex employing over 110 workers with a monthly payroll around 30,000 dollars. The plant, started in 1903, includes saws, lath and beading, a box factory, kilns, and a log pond, plus extensive woods operations in the Zuni Mountains and a boarding house hotel Navajo for 60 men.</S>
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Albuquerque
American Lumber Company
Pontine Len Res
Zuni Mountains
Ith
Hotel Navajo
W. P. Johnston
Wi H Sawyer
Immigration Agent McDonough Seeks New Mexico Settlers
T Be McDonough of Rociada San Miguel county has been named immigration agent for the Santa Fe Railway. He will operate in Tennessee to attract farmers and stock raisers to New Mexico, concentrate on Torrance and Roosevelt counties, distribute bureau literature, and aid settlers in making domestic entries and becoming permanent residents. The effort leverages promotional materials and rail propaganda to showcase New Mexico’s resources.
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T. BE. McDonough
Rociada
San Miguel County
Santa Fe Railway System
Tennessee
New Mexico
Torrance
Roosevelt Countrie
Bureau of Immigration
Alamogordo Knife Attack Kills Man at Mexican Dance
In Alamogordo a youth of 18 killed Placido Medina about 40 with a knife after a quarrel at a Mexican dance. Medina died from a severed jugular vein. the assailant is reportedly upmarried and described as a deadly man. Burial and health product claims follow in the text.
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Placido Medino
Alamogordo
Plackio Medina
Moreno
Medina
Santa Fe Flourishes At Albuquerque Depot Complex
Albuquerque serves as a major Santa Fe division point west of Topeka with large shops between Kansas City and Los Angeles, employing over 800 in Mr. Harvey era depot facilities. The 1905 payroll neared $75,000 monthly with prized Indian and Mexican relics, dining space, and a substantial luxury hotel depot built at $126,000 on the Mansion plan under Col. Cheatham. Express activity rose during Christmas, with solid X press trains west and south and Wells Fargo assignments listed among key staff and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Fred Harvey
Col. W. HH. Cheatham
United States Mail Room
WesitMargo Express Company
Wells-Pargo Express Company
W. D. McFerran
J. H. Hatcher
G. W. Gatchell
C. B. Vaughn
B. A. Hagens
BH. A. Antill and
R. W. Harnion
Growth At Albuquerque Santa Fe Freight and Post Office
B Ponds notes freight volume rising sharply in 1905 over 1904 with more workers at the local depot and heavier passenger traffic. A Pullman office opens under P H Rhodes. Post office receipts for 1904-05 total 32040.34, with large money order volumes and higher fourth district receipts than neighboring post offices. Hopkins oversees a growing staff as postmaster with notable increases in deposits and payments. Compound Syrup of Eucalyptus advertised for colds and throat issues.
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B. Ponds
Santa Fe
J. F. Matte
H. J. Fouts
Arthur Sherer
Albuquerque
P. H. Rhodes
R. W. Opi
Hopkins
Ciine
New Mexico
R. W. Hopkins
Mra
Werner
Clerka
C. W. Mohan
W. FH. Long
Hugh Vaughn
I. Conroy
C. Ml Alexander
P. Wo Hermann
Jessie Clark
CA. Hall
F. J. Bradley
Carriere
D. F. Phillips
Mr ©. Turner
EB. Balow
Houerbdton
David Stewart
A. Williama
Fal Kenney
Merchant tailoring upstairs at 209 West Railroad
Bam Bini announces a shop move to 209 West Railroad Avenue offering first class work after fifteen years in the trade. Services include made to order salts, cleaning, pressing, repairs, and ladies garments. Give a trial.
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No. 209 West Railroad
Bambini
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Albuquerque Electric Light and Power Company
Corliss
BIG Mills
E. McDonough
Santa FE Railway
Santa Fe Railway Company
California Limited
The
Santa Fe Central Railway
Kennedy
Willard
Helen
Mater Alinte
Golden
Gold
George
Needles
A. B. Todd
San Bernardino
W. F Hock
Parol
Yastering
New York
WellsVargo Express Company
Magdalens
W. E. Saxton
Drakemah
el Paso & Southwestern
el Paso
Oerr
Santa Fe Central Railway Company
Binta Fe
Hi Pao
Southwestern
Burdark
Alvarado
Express Business
Price Ste
Ab Ruppe's
Pharmacy
West Railroad Avenue
Bank of Commerce
W. 8. Strickler
Franciscan Company
Bargara Cal
Melini & Eakin
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
London Club
Second and Marquette
Grannis
Colo
Pecses Es
Estetes Soceseted
Fuehr Undertaking CO
Bath
King’s
Farr
South Second Street
Crockery
Star Furniture
Gold Avenue
Nash Electrical Supply Co
Smmnnnasque
Electrical Contractors
General Electrical
Arizona
Westinghouse Electric & Mis. Co
Alblquerque, NM
Sam
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Kurber & Go
Albuquerque, N. M
Albert Faber
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