Santa Fe Officials Arrive for Albuquerque Business
Santa Fe Railroad executives C W Ryus K A Bartlett Lt Custer and Mrs T B Purdy arrived in Albuquerque from Topeka Chicago and Oklahoma City to conduct company business. A freight wreck near Raton delayed westbound service and delays hit No 2 and No 3 due to heavy snow. City crews and officials discuss yard expansion and land purchases to accommodate moving yards as the Santa Fe hopes for the new mall contract.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Here
Chicago
New Mexico
Arizona
Ciaims
Ryus
Bartlett
Harvey Gets El Paso Union Depot Concession
Mystery surrounds the AP appointment of depot superintendent though named. General Manager J E Hurley of Santa Fe says the key result of El Paso Union Depot meeting was awarding eating house privileges to the Harvey system. Harvey gets news stand check stand dining room lunch room and cigar concessions with condition all departments operate when the new depot opens. Superintendent’s name not released though selected. the appointee is not from El Paso nor connected with railroads serving the depot.
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J. E. Hurley
Santa Fe
el Paso
el Paso Union Depot Association
Harvey
Pene
Mt Harley
Hi Pato
Initial Steps Toward Moving Local Yards
The Santa Fe and claims department officials from Topeka Kansas visit Bartlett and nearby to discuss relocating the yards in the southern city area. They aim to purchase several acres east of the Uacks and south of Coal avenue while addressing nearby Ber nalillo water issues caused by a railroad embankment.
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City OF Claims and Land Department
City of & i Bartlett
Santa Fi
Charles W. Ityus
Yar
Ryus
Mr. Bariett
Coal Avenue
Bernalillo
Santa FE
Belen
Ee Santa FE
Belen Cutoff Work At Camp No 2 Stalled By Snow
Heavy snow at Camp No 2 near Abo canyon halts progress on the Belen cut off. About 1000 men employed, snow two to four feet deep, delaying operations until weather moderates and melt begins. Several workers have returned to the city reporting continued heavy snowfall.
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Belen
Camp No. 2
Abo Canyon
Attorney General Prichard's Decision on Teacher Pay
In reply to Prof. Hiram Hadley the attorney general holds that in their districts the board of school directors have power to employ teachers and fix their compensation. The county superintendent may approve accounts and challenge illegitimate warrants but has no role in employment or setting pay. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Grant Shy praising Bucklen's Arm Salve.
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Hiram Hadley
Territory of
New Mexico
Geo. W. Prichard
Whit Power
Iron and Steel industry optimism in Pittsburg
Pittsburg forecasts a record year for iron and steel amid rising demand and prices. Industry leaders expect production to exceed 300 million dollars in value, with more than 25,000 jobs added and vast ore shipments from the lakes. Steel rails pipes armor plate and plant improvements drive confidence.
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Pittsburg
Dan
Iron and Steel
Pitteuirg
Suez
Pittsboro
United Siates Steel Corporation
Taillion
Braddock
Honesteal
McKeesport
Duquesne
Rankin
Besketer
Rong
Government fixes grazing rules for forest reserves
A Washington dispatch to the Denver Republican reports that Gifford Pinchot of the Department of Agriculture issued grazing permit rules effective January 1, 1906. A special concession halves cattle rates for the 1905 permit levels in each state, with charges based on locality, stock type, and age. calves and colts under six months are exempt. Sheep and goats are counted by age, with lambing costs estimated by local lambing rates. the aim is to limit stock to sustainable ranges and ensure conservation. The policy invites cooperative enforcement and notes calves born in a year are paid for the following year.
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Washington
Denver Republican
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Homeers
Teriiory
Forest Service
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SALE
Atear
Nevar
C. W. Ryus
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Los Angeles
K. A. Bartlett
Topeka
Kan
Custer
Kankakee
Albuquer
T. B. Purdy
Joe
Oklahoma City
Okla
Purdy
Raton
Raton Hill
West
Banta Fe
ED Elmer Hay
The
Newton
Kansas City
EL Paso Union Depot Concesson
Prichard
Grant Shy
K. Reynolds Street
Springfield
Mollie Holt
R. Hooper
Woolford
Tenn
King
Sla MN
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
N. M
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Towansite ane _Deten town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Helen
Belen Patent
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Oreexieti
Skex London Glub
Colo
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Street
Rankin & Co
Armijo
Simon Balling
Bakiing Bros
First Street
FUEHR
Railroad Avenue
Bath
F. G. Pratt & CO
Casino
Jas
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery Cutter
Reston
Barth
Irdera
South Second Street
Clarkville Produce CO
J. B. Macmanus
Mer
South Flist Street
A. E. Walker
Insurance
Mutual Building Association
J. C Haldridge
TOY
GRADI
Porterfield & Co
Gold Ave
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Albuquerque Planing
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Jena
Imperial Laundry CO
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg
the Pioneer Machinery House of the
American Radiator Co
Western Nation
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Sam
J. Kurber & Go, Wholegale and Retail SS
Albuquerque, NM
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Bell
Red
Palmer & Wright
the William Drug Co
West Railroad Avenue
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