Traylor Booms the Kelly Mine and Camp
Samuel W. Traylor president of Traylor Engineering of New York, visiting Albuquerque, discusses Kelly mine near Magdalena mountains. He notes two major mines there, forecasts large smelting plant employing Albuquerque workers, and cites Giroux and Bly districts as significant copper prospects. He stresses Traylor’s mining influence and the regional potential for generations.
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Samuel W. ‘Traylor
Traylor Engineering Company
New York City
Albuquerque
New York
Mente
Traylor
Kelly Mine
Magdalena Mountain
Traylords
Enat
Weet
United States
Kelly
Gra
Magdalena Mountains
Lillie
Graphic
New Mexico
Globe
Exchange Place
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
California
Charles M. Schwab
AL Globe
Mr. Taylor
Giroux Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated
Giroux Company
Bly
America
Triglore
Kelly Mines Riches and Plans for a Zinc Boom
The Tri-Bullion Smelting and Development Co. reports the Kelly mines have produced millions in ore and plan a 200 ton daily plant to extract zinc oxide and silver from clinker residue. They claim the Kelly group could become the largest zinc producer in the United States, with 100000 tons of ore developed and potential growth to a million tons. The Kelly deposits are described as unusually rich across the Magdalena region near Albuquerque with ore nearly pure mineral.
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Travter
Kelly and Lake Valley
Whites Wood
Hillsboro
Kingston
Bord
Silver City
Georgetown
Magdalena Mountains
Albuquerque
Land
Arizona
Nevada
TriHullion Smelting and Developing Company
Kelly Mine
Trie Bullion Company i
Kelly
United States
Traylor
Tri-Bullion Smelting and Development Company
Supreme Court in session at capepal New Mexico 1907 adjourned
The Supreme Court of New Mexico met in adjourned session at the capitol chambers Tuesday afternoon. Chief Justice William J. Mila and associate justices presided. No business was transacted. cases under advisement were continued. Justice Lra Abbott was absent due to health reasons. Arguments in the Arizona and Colorado railroad versus Denver and Rio Grande case were noted.
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Capepal
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Capitol
William J. Mila
John FR McFle
Frank W. Parker
William JH. Pope
Edward A. Mann Jose DB. Sena
United States
HH. Bough
Creighton M. For
Morris Granted Bond in Lobato Murder Case
Express Messenger John M. Morris charged with killing Catalino Lobato was bound over to await grand jury action by Judge John I. McFie in Santa Fe. Morris was admitted to bail of 5000 dollars after the preliminary hearing recessed. The defense declined to present evidence and Morris was ordered held for the grand jury.
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Express
John M. Morris
Catalino Lobato
John I. McFie
Santa Fe
Court House
Rowdy Giants Turmoil Flares During Spring Visit
A blustery spring visit by the Philadelphia Athletics to New Orleans drew attention as the Chicago Americans trained in the Crescent City and players extended YMCA courtesies. The incident underscored how a few ill tempered actions can tarnish a team's reputation and provoke sharpened scrutiny of conduct.
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Philadelphie Athietica
New Orleans
Chicago Americans
Crescent City
Soen
YMC
Gymnasium Privileges Amid Barnstorming Baseball Tour
The piece notes players using a gymnasium for morning and afternoon practice, showering at the club, and dressing in street clothes. It contrasts the Chicago and New York Nationals teams, praising well behaved men while citing misconduct by Connie Mack’s group and others, including a incident involving Dan McGann and bad behavior at hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
New York Nationals
McGraw
Memphis
Giants
Tast
Dan McGann
Clarendon
Mike Deviln
New York
Exposition Representation Declared for Jamestown Visit
The chamber of commerce announced the country’s strong representation at the Jamestown Va exposition. A and A Exuibity will ship from Rome, Georgia, Palermo, Florence, Milan, and this city. The king will send four battleships and a cruiser to attend the opening and stay for a considerable period.
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Ppaly
Gam Naplow
Chamber of Commerce Today
Jamestown
New Orleans Battle Anniversary Observed in City Hall
The city suite and national figures marked the ninety first anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans with ceremonies and a holiday mood in Louisiana. Mme Nordica announced she will not sing in opera during her current tour, while local notices promote health remedies and products from Chamberlain's tablets to Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
United States
Louisiana
Mme. Nordic
New York City
York, Jr
Mme. Dicking
Safonoff
Charles Anthony
Nordica
Constitutional convention meeting at Santa Fe adjourns
Delegates reconvened at the Capitol with new attendees like George W. Prichard and J. W. Akers. Letters from absent delegates urged organizing a committee to work with the legislature and push for an early convention and a model fundamental law to seek New Mexico statehood.
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Capitol
George W. Prichard
Lincoln County
J. W. Akers
Santa Fe County
Atttendance
HW. C. Bursum
Socorro
Jeounty
Santa Fe
W. B. Tipton
San Miguel County
Las Vegas
F. W. Clancy
Hernaldto County
Celso Buca
Guadalupe County
L. Bradford Prince
Tam
George 8 Klock
Bernatutto County
Supreme Court
Congress
B.S. Stover
Albuquerque
Jay Turley
Jose Tgnacio Garcia
M.S. Salaxar
New Mexico
Thore P Hotels
J. M.C. Chaves
la Aretiba County
Er Wee
Edward Hart
McKnbey
Constitutional Convention Delegates Named and Schedule Set
Delegates from multiple states including Colorado Oregon Washington and North Dakota were named for the convention. Committees listed with numerous territorial representatives. A motion to notify each member to attend the first Tuesday in February carried. Publication of proceedings to be procured across the territory was approved. The meeting adjourned to reconvene February 8 at 10 am with attending delegates.
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Frnors
Colorado
Oregon
Wheoovsin
North Dakota
Hernatilio—E. Stover
Frank W. Clancy
George & Klock Chayer
John Wo Por
Colfax
Charlee Springer
Dona Ano
R. B. Metriite
Edy. P. Rajac
Grant
Theodore W. Carter
Guadalupe—Seiso
Hac
Lincoln
George W. Prichard
Luna
Janet N. Upton
McKinley
Faward Hart
Mora
Gaving
Sanches
Creer de Fernandes
Otero
J. M. Helm, Quay, & Davidayn
Rio Arriba
T. i. Prince
Salazar
Chavez Roosevelt
George J. Teece
Sandoval
Minual Armijo
San Juan
Jay Turley
San Miguel
Margarita Romero
William R. Tipton
Santa Fe J
W. Akers
T. Mt
Cat
Ron
David M. White
Sierra
H. A. Wolford
Socorre
H. ©. Bursum
A. A. Seanto
Tacs
Jore Imnacio Garela
FD. Leon
Torrance
Francisco A. Zamora Freamacion Sandoval
ja—Bolesia
Territorial Topics A Barrel of Whiskey Found on Gila Banks
Last week residents scanning driftwood on the Gila discovered a 50 gallon whiskey barrel. The Salomonville Bulletin notes they rolled it to town and, lacking license to sell, distributed the contents among themselves and friends in a compact, improvised spread.
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Gila
Salomonville Bulletin
Forest Ranger Marries Pleasanton Woman on Frisco Route
John J. Marweel forest ranger of the Gila reserve and Mies Maxwell of Pleasanton on the Frisco were married recently at El Paso. They passed through Silver City last week en route to Mogollon. The bride is Maurice Coats’s sister and grew up in Pleasanton. The groom is a capable forest official who has lived in the area for years.
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Marweel
John J. Case
Gila Reserve
Mies Maxwell
Pleasanton
Frisco
el Paso
Silver City
Mogollon
Maurice Coats
Little Tots Travel: Three Thousand Miles
The three daughters of Emery White aged 8 10 and 12 were passengers on a Friday train journey over 3400 miles from Philadelphia to Silver City unaccompanied. Mr White moved to Silver City last July to join Lowe and Hann but returned home due to his wife’s sudden death.
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Emery White
Ce ‘ City
Philadelphia
White
Silver City
Lowe and Hann
Infatuation ties cause possible capture in Phoenix case
In a Phoenix case, infatuation by a man toward Mrs. Lee Redwine may lead toPhillips being trapped as officers seek to arrest him for aiding Redwine to evade custody. Probate court actions and maternal custody disputes fuel the tense situation as Redwine remains in the city and Phillips whereabouts are restricted.
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Lee Redwine
C. E.phillips
Phoenix
Nat
Hla Browne
Phillips
Mrs. Redwine
Death of Samuel Burnside in Los Angeles at 70
Samuel Burnside died in Los Angeles on Thursday at age 70 after months of frail health. A resident of Deming for ten years and born in Illinois, he previously lived in Texas and Illinois. Survived by a widow and children William Harris of Denver, Cole and Mrs Frank K Wyman of Deming, Laura and WK Burnside of Los Angeles, and John L Burnside of Whiscy. He served in the Hinole legislative Assembly, county supervisor, and local school board, and was active in church affairs with a reputation for integrity and quiet honesty. Friends in New Mexico extend heartfelt sympathy to the family.
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Burnside
Los AN
Silver
le Burnside
Samuel Burn Side
Low Angele
Mr. Burnside
New Mexico
Deming
Lee An
Tinois
Tre William Harris
Denver
Cole
Frank K Wyman
Laura
WK. Burnside
Los Angeles
John L
Wo i Burnside
Whis Cy
Finois
Ime Lote
Hinole
Pittsburg Urged to Curb City Scandal Coverage
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce advocates suppression of divorce cases and sensational scandals in local papers to shield the city’s commercial image. President Hood English argues reporting harms trade and industry, citing cases from Hartle to Thaw and the Carnegie circle as examples of undue sensationalism.
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Pittevure
Pa. Jay
Pittsburg
Pittabure Amber of Commerce
Quickennes
Hood
Wy English
Chamber
Iron City
Steel City
Smoky City
Uve
Chamber of Commerce
Augustus Hartle
Stanford White
Marty K. Thaw
W. J K. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Ft. Guile
Mia Magee
Alice ‘Thaw
Lucy Carnegie
Marvelous Weath
Gibson D. Packer
Carnegie Partners
Nursery products offer trees shrubs and flowers in city shop
N W Alger at 124 South Walter Street advertises a sale of fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers from a known seller. The notice highlights a variety of nursery items for local customers seeking plants and garden supplies.
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N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
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Rowdy Giants
Chamberlain
Gold Avenue
Barradake& Co
August Sherpe
Fort Madison
Dr. King
Imperial Lannary Co
CO. Floyd
Kershaw
W. H. Hahn & CO
Fee
Walton's Drug Store
S.S.S
SWIFT
Itlanta, GA
Olest Ranger Cas
Phillie
Phittipe
Capris
HD. W
Mise Claude Albright
Buks’ Opera House
St. [John's Eplacop
Church
Murry and Mack
Paul Gilmore
Yad
Richard
John Gren
Hoyt
Comedy Company
Sis Hopkins
Messenger Boy
Creston Clarke
Julius Caesar
Charles Hanford
iThis
Claude Albright
The
St. John's Guild
the Elks' Opera House
John S. Beaven
South First Street
F. Keleher
Raliroed Avenue
Alberta
Canada
Egypt
United Department of Commerce
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization
Go’s., Ltd
Calgary
Canadian Pacific Railway
the Elite
F. J. Gross
Silver Ave
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