City Fathers Move to Fill Offensive Albuquerque Ditch
Mayor McKee announced steps for property owners adjacent to the acequia ditch to fill it with sand gravel and refuse removal finished. The council debated the ditch’s death plea and approved an amended dog ordinance and police rules while considering sidewalk and street work and bills for legal services.
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McKee
Orrder
Frank McKee
Harrivon
Neustadt
Hunte Beaven
Wilkerson
McMillin
Harry Lee
Witt Wagner
North Eighth Street
Alderman Harrison
Building, Light and Fuel Committee
William Street
Whack Avenue
Seventh
Coal Avenue
Second and
Haxeldine
Hanley
Isherwood
Wilton
Harrison
City of
Albuquerque
County division debate stirs San Miguel meeting outcomes
At a Saturday Commercial Club session directors opposed county division along the Gallinas River as Las Vegas Optic reported. Five members pressed for a vote, a motion passed, with a Friday night meeting to ratify or nullify the board’s action amid expected bitterness. The club will draft letters to Santa Fe Railroad president Ripley for better service on the Hot Springs branch and petitions to local officials to secure adequate service. New members were elected including M M Padgett J B Martin F H M Hubbell John Frith J G Northcraft Rudolph and Albert J Jones. Haters association invites adjourned session today to consider law reform and proposed legislation as legislature opens and supreme court nears adjournment.
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Commercial Club
Gallinas
Las Vegas
Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Hot Springs
Golden Rule Dry Goods announces January clearance sale
The Golden Rule Dry Goods company invites shoppers to a six day clearance starting Thursday January 24 at 6 am. Entire stock including ready to wear garments, coats, petticoats, underwear, children's wear, and infants items go on sale below manufacturer prices. Special bargains on hosiery and corsets mark the arrival of new spring goods.
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Warner
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Captain Nissen Appeals for Help for Kingston Sufferers
Captain A J Nissen of the Salvation Army appeals for financial aid for Kingston Jamaica earthquake victims. Contributions may be sent through Capt Nissen by Monday the 1st. The appeal cites past relief through the Salvation Army, noting efficiency and direct aid to individuals without red tape, and hopes for a sizable collective sum from the territory.
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Kingston
Jamated
A. J. Niawon
Salvation Army
Capt. Niseen
San Francisco
Wm. R. Hearst
New York American
Albuquerque
Telegraphic market quotes and commodity prices from New York
Telegraphic market bulletin lists broker quotations from F Grat & Co and various exchanges. Includes stock quotes for American Sugar, Anaconda, Reading, Norfolk, Union Pacific, and others, plus futures for cotton and copper. Reports cattle and sheep receipts in Kansas City and Chicago Livestock, with prices for beef, veal, and lambs. Also covers Chicago wheat corn oats and hogs, and money market notes with prime paper and silver.
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New York
American Sugar Amalgamated
American Car Foundry
Atchixon
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Hapld Transit
Louisville
Ashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Norfolk Bronvsadene Capuvre
Northern Pacific
Chicago North Western
Ontario and Western
Pennylvania O
Ceee
ASEM
Reading
Rork Island
Toy
Southern Pacific
St Paul Southern Railway
Union Pacife
Cs.esee
Pta
Wabash Pfa Greene Con
Shannon Ma
Union Calumet
Arizona
Orth Butte Fe Copper Coal
Kansas City
Dan
Fraternal Orders Map Cooperative Cemetery Plan
Harmony lodge No. 1 10 0 leads fraternal groups in Albuquerque to form a cooperative cemetery. Knights of Pythias Ancient Order of United Workmen and other lodges held regular meetings last Friday and appointed committees to confer with lodge representatives. Committee for Knights of Pythias includes M. K. Preston chair and members J. B. Mider and C. Young.
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Albuquerque
Harmony Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Mt. Lat
Harmony Lodge No
C. F
M. K. Preston
J. B. Mider
C. Young
Cemeter y committee appointments under united work men
The Ancient Order of United Workmen appoints J. H. Shultebarger as committee chair. Theos flare Kings and George Getgeidt join as members. Committees of three lodges ready to engage with other lodges on cemetery matters. Both lodges vote unanimously to establish a Powitory and foresee an independently operated cemetery controlled by lodge representatives.
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Wilkerson
Hight
Wagner
Cty
Ume
Old Town
Gold Avenue
Sliver Avenue
P'Eloek
Ancient Order of United Workmen
J. H. Shultebarger
Theos
George Getgeidt
Moon
Wife seeks relief from abusive husband Gonzales case
Jose Gonzales a sub agent for Sinmer sewing machine people was arrested by Patrolman Salaghr on complaints sworn by his wife charging wife abandonment assault and maltreatment. He was jailed awaiting trial before Judge Crawford. Mrs Gonzales alleges rough house abuse and asks bond to keep the peace. the Gonzales family lives in the Chihuahua section of the city.
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Jose Gonzales
Sinmer
Salaghr
McMinin
Gonzales
Crawford
Adams
Gonzales Familly
Chihuahua
Impaled Prisoners Attempt Escape From Amarilla Jail
With two fellow inmates, J Miller a section hand jailed for drunkenness, and others conspired to saw a prison window bar to escape. Miller was found dead hanging from a second floor window by guards after a failed attempt that pinned him on a jagged iron bar. The ward held cocaine users Jones and Roy Thompson of Buffalo New York seeking escape aided by contraband tools. The failed break linked to heart attack and the spike caused fatal injuries. The report notes a local Schweppes display in a Schutt’s Candy store.
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J Miller
Sayn
Amarilla
Texas
Miller
Jones
Roy Thompson
Buffalo
N.Y
Capital City Church Fire at Santa Fe
A Sunday basement fire at the First Presbyterian Church of Santa Fe caused by a furnace defect damaged a few door beams and carpet. Insurance covers the under $300 loss. Fire was extinguished by a nearby water source. organ and interior decorations remained intact.
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P Jon
First Presbyterian Church of
Santa Fe
Fell on his head but improving today
Rd Lindow an employee at American Lumber Company slipped on a scaffold and fell twelve feet striking his head. He was unconscious for two hours, feared skull fracture, but St Joseph hospital reports indicate no fracture and he is improving steadily with expected quick recovery.
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Rd. Lindow
American Lumber Company
Mitts
St. Joseph Hospital
Lindow
Golden Rule Dry Goods Post Winter Clearance Sale
January 24 starting 9 am for six days. entire stock of cloaks suits rain coats skirts waists muslin underwear and more discounted below manufacturers' prices. New spring dress goods arrive and go on sale at expected prices. Also note a girls basketball event at the casino Wednesday night.
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Capital City
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Savoy Hotel Co
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French Bakery
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Raynolds
New Mexico
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ASEA
Lumger
Nwilliams
Albert
FABER
Staab Building
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Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of
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Strickler
Wv. P. & Cash
M. Merritt
Notary Public
Solomon LI
Baldridge, Atin
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Colorado Telephone Co
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Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
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