Miner Survives Harsh Arizona Winter Ordeal
Alex Ratti, a Prescott mining man, endured a blizzard while guiding a team to Maxton. Stranded 500 yards from his cabin, he broke in, crawled for two days and a half without water, ate snow, and only then reached help. His right hand is badly frozen, possibly needing amputation. He rode a horse to Maxton and then Prescott, where he recovered in Scopes block.
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Alex. Ratti
Prescott
Maxton
Prescott Courier
Hik
Walker
Mion
Scopes Block
Santa Fe Stock Claims and Local News Update
The Santa Fe claims department handles stock loss payments with requests for higher vouchers. A Trinidad press executive resigns to join St Louis Pacific interests and remains connected to the Advertiser. Albuquerque staff gains and transfers noted with rail work shifts and clerical reassignments. A Santa Fe calculation cites a driver clearing fourteen tons of diamonds on a Las Vegas to Albuquerque trip. December railway earnings at Lake Valley rise, and Ben Williams of the Santa Fe Secret Service arrives from the north.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Saya
Cattle Market Mixed with Feeders Leading in KC Report
Kansas City market notes a strong cattle run earlier with 40,000 head last week, now 21,000 head today as feeder and stocker trades lead. High grade feeders from Panhandle and Colorado scarce, New Mexican trains present, prices for top fed steers and 900 pound cattle around 55.0 to 6.0 per hundredweight, with feeders steadier than lower grades. Sheep supply about 30,000 head last week with market steady to weaker, wethers and lambs lower, notable price for a 67-pound lamb from Mon Vista at 7.10, Kansas fed western wethers mentioned.
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Kansas City
Panhandle
Colorado
Mon Vista Wold
Kansas
Ted Western Wethers
Market Report Notes Lamb and Wool Prices Slipping
Prices slipped in a mixed market with medium Mexican lambs at 5.00, western yearlings at 5.90, pea fed samba at 7.50, and yearlings around 6. Receipts were moderate as buyers substituted lighter lambs for coarser grades and prices lagged Chicago’s higher levels.
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Chicago
Bi Re
Local notes from Santa Fe and surrounding area
Santa Fe visits and business mention Probate Judge Romero held a short probate session. Mary Schutt, A J Frank, Mr WK Dame, Miss Anna Hase, Miaw Anite Hara, Amado Baca family, W Hopewell and NM Fuel & Iron figures appear in travel or business context. Two Australian boomerang throwers entertained a large crowd at Alvarado. Mrs fe de Late and daughter Dollie planned moves to Los Angeles. AL Weinmann of Golden Style Dry Goods plans eastern stock purchase. Rey Havens to travel toward Roswell to organize a league with ministers and youth. The Grip column extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for the grip and pneumonia risk. Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Albuquerque Traction Co on January 1907 at 10 am. Chamberlain's Salve recommended for skin diseases.
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Mary Schutt
A. J Frank
Santa Fe
Romero
WK. Dame
Anna Hase
Miaw
Anite Hara
Amado Baca
Ies
W. & Hopewell
Ew Mexico Fuel & Iron Compan
Ely
Alvarado
Mra Fe de Late
Dollie
Los Angeles
California
AL Weinmann
Golden Style Dry Goods Company
East
Rey Wow Havens
New Mexico
Nev Havens
Roswell
Colonial Ball at Santa Fe January 24 Invites
Invitations sent to the members of the thirty seventh legislative assembly and the governor for the Colonial Ball at the Palace hotel on January 24 under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution. No invitations for other Santa Fe residents. Those in the event to rehearse meet at Santa Fe hall at a specified time.
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Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly
Palace Hotel
Daughters of the American Revolution
Santa Fe
Voluek
Political treachery noted in Santa Fe appointment
The Santa Fe report cites County Superintendent Fulton naming Pro as his assistant, seen by many as a reward for party treachery. Evidence alleges the new aide undermined Republican candidate W. H. Lee during the campaign, prompting Republican reaction and political friction.
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Fulton
Pro
Socrat
Professor Lee
Sife
W. H. Lee
Phoenix
Island of Perry Emerges from Northern Seas Fueled by Subterranean Force
Nome Alaska Jan 5 A smoking island named Perry rises about 45 miles southeast of Dutch Harbor Alaska after a powerful subterranean blast It stands 500 feet high and 1600 feet long at the base with a plume of sulfurous smoke over the waters Stirring waves and boiling near water hinder approach Five officers from the Perry surveyed the island and sent a report to Washington Officials describe deep crevices and constant sulfur smoke vents from which noxious fumes issue continually
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Nome
Alaska
Behring
Perry
Dutch Third
Ben Tame
Washington, D.C
Copper King Saves Depositors Heavy Losses
Hutte figures prominently as copper king Heliee awards a $100000 check to aid Aetna Banking and Trust depositors after its failure. The act boosts public confidence amid corporate clashes and a long run of local political feuds while noting other health product ads interspersed in the page.
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Holme
Hutte
Dean's Ointment Endorsed by Albuquerque Resident
A. M. Whitcombe of Highth Street and Tijeras Avenue praises Dean's Ointment for a stubborn knee spot that plagued him for ten years. He reports relief within days and six months of use with no recurrence. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburne, Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Also notice: Land Office Santa Fe, NM, December 26, 1906, Pablo 1 08 of Relaus files for final proof on Homestead Envey No. 8621, Las Lunas, Feb 3, 1907. witnesses named.
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Albuquerque
A. M. Whitcom
Highth Street
Tijeras Avenue
Dean’s
Dean
Foster-Milburne
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pablo
Releu
Jesus Luni
Las Lunas
Tuperto Jaramillo
Belen
Simon Serna
Low Chaves
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Claims Department of the Santa Fe
Te Chapelle
N. M
Blisher
J. Roberts
Trini Quad Publishing Company
Daily
Trinidad Monitor
Annandator
Raton
Bcome
St. Louis
Rocky Mountain
Pacife
Trinidad
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Joe Mulberry
J. Toner
F. A. Mahl
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Santa Py
Cummings
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el Paso
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Belen Town and Improvement Co
Iqhn Becker
Pres
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Sec'y
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Bank OF Commerce
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Our New Star
North Second
Dr. Nent
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A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Sivaquerase
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Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Street
W. E. Mauger Wool
Rance & Mauger
North First St. Albuquepque, N. M
Rapi
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N. mM. Rankin & CO
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