Railroad Notes Reveal Santa Fe Operations and Thefts
Santa Fe officials report heavy ballast work by Southern Pacific near Stein's New Mexico with 200 workers and plans to double force to complete El Paso to Tucson ballast. Nurses and agents move between Los Angeles, El Paso, Belen, Willard, and Lordsburg. reduced rail rates accompany New Mexico governor inauguration. Coal theft rises as yards suffer persistent pilferage, with Santa Fe detectives watching.
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F. Hucks
Harveysy
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Southern Pacific
Stein's, N. M
el Paso
Tucson
I. A. Nash
Cleveland
Ohio
Santa Re
Belen
Willard
Fleet Hospital
Hon. Abell
Louisville
Abell
Santa Fe
Binegrass
Kelly
Wella-Fargo Company
Lordsburg
Los Angeles
J.C. Cate
Phoenix
Wells Fargoagen
Denver & Rio Grande
el Paso & Southwestern
Santa Fe Central
New Mexico
LC. Hicks
Winston
Gibson
Mr. Gibbons
Santa Pe
Hinksid
Ita
Healey
Steward Shields
Coast Lines
Veluaquer
The
Chihuahua
Mexico
Hoaplis
N. M
Chicago
Galveston
San Francisco
Ei Paso
Old Mexico
Coal Thieves Steal From Local Yards Amid Cold Weather
In a harsh spell of cold, coal thieves target local yards and sheds, stripping precious coal from coal cars. Residents report losses as security concerns rise and authorities investigate nighttime thefts amid severe weather.
Disbarment Proceedings Initiated Against San Juan Attorney
Disbarment proceedings have been started against an attorney in San Juan county. The charges are referred to a committee of attorneys to investigate, and if recommended, the case will be brought before the supreme court at once. Henry R. Rogers is cited in reference to knowledge about the oil business.
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San Juan County
Supreme Court
University notes share plans for fresh catalogue and yearbook
The university prepares a new catalogue and announces the second semester opening. Enrollment includes Miss Grisham and Brackett in the preparatory department. The library adds Ridpards Universal Literature set and more volumes. A yearly Mirage publication is planned with Ralph Tancher editor in chief, Lillian Huggett and Charles Horton as associates, and Kirk Bryan as business manager.
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Maks
Ralph Tancher
Lillian Huggett
Charles Horton
Kirk Bryan
Miss Hickey
Boots and Saddles Captured at Raton
The Las Vegas Optic reports the arrest of Lavis known as Jui and Saddies after a jail release for carrying concealed weapons. He fled, hid a thirty five dollar overcoat and clothing on a Plaza hotel porter, then was recaptured by Sheriff Littrel at Raton. City Marshal Ward retrieved him, while a second note mentions Jennie Duncan, and a brief item on Arizona sheep growth in 1905 with wool production figures.
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Las Vegas
Thompson
Plaza Hotel
Davis
Marion Littrel
Raton
Ward
Near miss on delayed Ion State Limited near Simon
A late Ion State Limited train barely avoided disaster west of Simon as a wheel slipped from bolts after cutting them from forty rails. Engineer Richmond sped the train at about a mile per minute before a railscrew section crew intervened. The engine was lifted, the train moved to safe track, and repairs were made as passengers slept.
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Ion State Limited
Lordsburg
Richmond
Simon
AB Koon
Possibe
Handsome Stone Front Building for Las Vegas
Byron T. Mills of Las Vegas will start work at once on a handsome stone front building that will include offices and vaulted fire and burglar proof vaults for patient use. K. Smathers reportedly lost 130000 on the races last season. All the pikes say, OD, well, he ford it.
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Las Vegas
Byron T. Mills
K. Smathers
Ford
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J. BD
Emmons
West End of Viaduct, Cor, Coal Ave
X-Teen
Omnia
Denver
Col
Robee
W. R. Brown
Wils. Hopewell
Albaquerque Eastern Railway
Roe B. Twitchell
San Juan
Henry R. Rogers
Atorney
Missouri
University Notes
Gettite
Misees Grisham and
Brackett
Spines
Hill
Espinosa
Colorado
Tlelt
Eotegical Society of America
Prof
Crum
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Arizona
Sonnet
Seattle
Torday
Iso Euros
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Street
London Club
Tagle
Ee G. Grannis
Colo
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling
S. First Street
G. Pratt & CO
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro
South Second Street
A. E. Walker
Insurance
Baldridg
Ber Yard
M. Draggie —Deslersin
General Merchandise
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
A. D. Johnson General Contractor
Lead Avenue
First Street
N. Peach & CO
West Gold Avenue
Youber
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Ainoling
W.H. Hahn & Co
Feiiow
Southwest
A. T. & F. Ry. Railway Exchange
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Imperial Laundry CO
Albuquerque Carriage CO
Sosgooosoooooa——— Fogocos
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
B. F. Copp
D. D. S. Room 17
N. T. Armijo Bullétog
L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Patent
Eest
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Sam
Old Kickory
J, Kurber & Co. “and Retail
Albuquerque, WN
Jess
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Bell
Williams Drug Co
West Railroad Avenue
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