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Spring Not Here Yet Train Arrivals Move In Albuquerque
A long, bustling city page of names and movements fills the column. Visitors and residents from Los Angeles, Mexico City, Santa Fe, Las Lunas, and beyond are noted with travel plans, business trips, and social calls, while local officials, attorneys, and merchants depart for Santa Fe and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Loperie
Mexico City
JW. Duvall
Albuquerque
Dubuque
M. W. Mills
Springer
N. M
Jesus Romero
Santa Fe
Mra. W
Cox
Silver City
M. Johnson
Grand Canyon
Arizona
W. Dickerson
Las Vegas
Leopold Jaramitte i
Las Lunas
E.G. Abraham
Eastern Drug Company
Frank Strouz
Burke
West Coal Avenue
H. Elmendorf
Elmendorf
Socorro County
van Slyck
The
el Paso
Frank A. Hubbell
Julius Staab
Alvarado
Hertha S. Copeland
Boston
Ixabel J. Perry
New York
Amado Chaves
W. D. Lee
Los Angeles
South Lake Street
Cipriano Baca
Socorro
Leutenant
Territorial Mounted Police
Atorney A. B. McMillen
New York City
G. W. Harrison
Jaffa Brothers
Harry Jaffa
Roswell
John W. Elder
South Third Street
Park View Terrace
Fannie Wenkle
West Railroad Avenue
Mary Hianchard
Bowling Green
S.C. Maher
Flagstaff
W. D. Finney
Charles EB. Dagenette
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department
J. F. Sulzer
Francisco Lucero Y Montoya
George W. Harrison
Frank H. Moore
Clark M. Carr
St .Andrews Society
Commercial Club
J. M. Mucky
Relon
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Cleveland
J. Williams
Alliance
Willams
Pacific Coast
W. P. Johnson
American Lumbermpany
Homer H. Ward
G. Miller
Mr. Willams
California
Fort Worth
Texas
Theodore Hope
Anna Durkin