Chief Mullin Seeks City Alarm Boxes For Albuquerque
City council faces discussion on establishing a city wide police call system. Chief McMillin argues for alarm boxes to allow rapid notification, citing limited staffing and repeated delays from patrols. Proposal suggests 12 to 15 boxes across wards, with calls reaching police via telephone or fire department gong option.
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McMillin
Albuquerque
Tailrond Avenue
Theity Council
Paso
Fire Department
Telegraphic Markets And Livestock Prices Report
Financial quotations revived by FP Graf & Co from New York wires list numerous stocks and commodities led by American Sugar and Copper. Kansas City cattle prices rise with strong demand, native steers 4.25 to 6.75, southern cows 2.50 to 3.50. lambs and sheep show gains, range wethers 5.00 to 6.50. Chicago livestock and produce also quote higher, grain futures at Chicago close May wheat 78 3 4 percent, July 77? percent.
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FP. Graf & Co
New York
Harnett Building
American Sugar Amalgamated Copper
American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Anaconda
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri and Pacific
Norfolk
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Ontario
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Southern
St. Paul
Kansas City
Wool Market Report from St Louis and New York
May prices show pork at 38 percent and lard at 9.50 with July up to 16.66 for pork and 9.60 for lard. Fine wool in St Louis and territory mediums quoted around 232 Koj, with fine medium 18 2le and fine 15. New York money markets show many rates at 2493 percent.
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St. Louis
St. Loula
Jan
New York
Alvarado Hotel Sees New Manager Pellow Take Charge
The Ladies Operatic company from Kansas City entertained Albuquerque at the Alvarado last night before departing, featuring Miss Monroe and JW Duval. The event marked J A Hadley’s retirement as hotel manager and the start of Mr. Pellow’s tenure, after his El Paso arrival. Hadley may join a Harvey company assignment in Ash Fork Arizona. The lobby overflowed with visitors and a cordial social mood prevailed. The ladies orchestra also drew a large crowd at the casing yesterday afternoon for a traction company engagement.
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Ladies Operatic Company of
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Alvarado
Monroe
JW. Duval
Orpheum Eireuit
J. A. Hadley
Hhe Qutles
Pellow
el Paso
Bellow
Hadley
Harvey
Ash Fork
Ariz
Duke City
Fam
Ofelock
Traction Company
Fmely
Wood men circle, clubs, and social meetings listed
A condensed listing shows the Woodmen circle meets tomorrow at 2:30 PM in Odd Fellows hall. Various social events follow including a Wilts Key Statun party, Knights Templar officer installation, a parish vestry meeting at 7:80, and Woman's club discussions on sewing and diet. Local musical rehearsals and M C A college group outreach are noted.
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Woodmen's Circle
Odd, Fellows? Hall
Koy Statun
West Silver Avenue
Pilgrim
Golden Rule Day Goods sales at January clearance
The Golden Rule Day Goods company announces a January clearance starting Thursday January 24. The store offers ready to wear garments including cloaks suits shirts robes and undergarments at prices lower than manufacturer suggested. Corsets hosiery and ladies wear feature in the new spring stock with discounts.
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NATO
Ona Shevial Cargainery
Warner
Golden Rule Dey Goods Company
Garden Rule Dry Goods Company
Three Silver City Men Travel Northbound Train
Sen W D Murray W S Cox and A Mac Carquerdale of Silver City visit Rincon on Sunday while heading to Albuquerque. They dine at Harvey's and discuss municipal and business affairs as the northbound train prepares to depart. Cox travels with his wife to purchase goods eastward.
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F. M
Silver City
Albuquerque
W. D. Murray
Rincon
Donahue
Harvey's
Bach
Havana
New Mexico
Silver City National
Cox
MacCarquerdale
Merritt & White
Senate
Sitate
Uckets
Harvey House
Sidewalk bicycle ban upheld by Albuquerque judge
Judge Crawford declared bicycle riding on Albuquerque sidewalks will not be tolerated and police will arrest violators. Two riders were fined six dollars each, suspended on promise not to repeat the offense. Pedestrians and vehicle streets were emphasized as the sidewalk rule.
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Crawford
Albuquerque
Priliee
Indians to get free transport for railroad work west of Barstow
Santa Fe coast lines agreed to provide five Utes with free transport and work on railroad construction. Commissioner Leupp considers the proposals after Mr. Dagenette pushed for Indian employment. An army officer’s report will determine the outcome, with a Washington delegation protesting against railroad labor as a move to push Indians back onto a reservation.
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Santa Fe Coast Lines
Utes
Solute
Barstow
Cal
Leupp
Dagenette
Nie
Army
Roosevelt
Uie
Washington
Freight Wreck at Trinidad Delays Santa Fe Trains
A Trinidad Colorado freight wreck on the Santa Fe line delayed southbound trains for nearly twelve hours. Trains Nos. 9 and 7 did not depart Albuquerque until 10 30 this morning with No.7 arriving at 2 50 this morning and No.9 at 10 45 am. Twenty one people were injured and the buffet car badly damaged. The wreck occurred on a curve near Clifts and emergency brakes averted greater loss with passengers thrown from seats.
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Santa Fe
Cliffs
Arizona
Friay
Trinidad
Colo
Albuquerque
Mall
Arrt
Storey
Taylor
Prescott
Phoenix
Mia Taylor
Child
el Paso
Clits
Fields and Railroad Offer Jobs to Poortlo Utes
The American Beet Sugar company at Rocky Ford Colorado proposes employing 400 Ute Indian prisoners held at Fort Meade South Dakota if Commissioner Leupp approves. The plan, pushed by outing agent Charles E K Dagenette, targets White River Utes displaced after Utah reservation openings. Prisoners were moved to Fort Meade after protests and conflicts.
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American Beet Sugar Company
Rocky Ford
Colo
Ft. Meade
South Dakota
Leupp
Charles EK
Dagenette
White River
Uniteh
Utah
Washington
United States Co Air
Fort S Meade
south‘West
Rlpl Colling
Mibhuyuerque
Sugar Company
Ateo
A. G. Wella
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Mullin
Telegraphic
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Reeves
American Lumber Company
Insley Cycle Company
West Gold Avenue
Chas D. Murrey
M.C. A
Thie City
University of New Mexico
Hurvey
Chibty
Routh Water Street
Tuowley
Shakespeare
Mins
Hermione
Leontes
THE
Golden Rude Dry Goonsompany
Fort Bayard
N. M
Capt Sp, Vental
Fraternal Brotherhood
Hiks
St. John's
Saint
Fourth Street
South
Joho Street
South Arno Street
Ho Jay Stone
Arno
Albuquerqué Cash Grocery Co
Flyer
Elty
Lommori
Matteucci
Ron
Fulton
cLomeo
Albert
FABER
Staab Building
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of
County of
Bernalillo
S. W
Strickler
W. S. Strickler
W. P. & Cash
A.D
M. Merritt
Notary Public
J. Baldridge
Solomon LU
W. J. Johnson
Uricter Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Fields and Railroad
Poorllo
Port Meade
5. D
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Railroad Ave
Raynolds
Matthew Dairy Co
el Vernon
Matthew Daily CO
McFall
J.C. Baldridge
Sheraan-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
Colorado Telephone Co
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Doctor McCormick
West
Railroad Avenue
Mme. le Normand
Mineral
Reading
Grand Central Hotel
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