Magdalena I Stil on the Boom Special Correspondence
Special correspondence from Magdalena New Mexico reports a booming mining camp with the Graphic mine at 190 feet driving north on a thin ore body and solid ore between two drills. Chicago and New York interests consolidate mines while installing a large hoist and air compressor. Crews sink toward 1,000 feet, cross-cut toward the ore body, and expect strong results in the coming months. Information covers Juanita bonds, Kelly group operations, and Treasure grant activity with Gold values and notable ore discoveries across Young America Cavern Woodland Grand Ledge Pearl and Little Hardy groups. The Black Rock mine near Denver progresses toward the 400-foot level as water issues are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
N. M
Graphic
Gardner
Joplin
Coffeyville
Kan
Kelly
Mince
Chicago
New York
Traylor Eoxineering Company
Juanita
Terry
Gordon
Young America
Enterpri
Sie
Little Baily
Grand Ledge
Pearl
POM Hal
Dw Hin
Little Hardy Group
Abbey Mining Company
Pittsburg
Magdalen
Black Rock Mining Company
Denver
Colo
Legislative pointers in New Mexico council and assembly
A New Mexico legislative update notes the council member's strong stance toward Spiess and his future residency in New Mexico. Councilman M. HB Stockton earns praise for past service and a solid record ahead, while Councilman Merra gains GOP support and counters Catron's challenge. Cameron of the Twelfth district plans a resolution to push county division projects into the last week, as Artesia county efforts face opposition and division questions loom in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Miguel
Spiess
Legislative Council
New Mexico
M. HB
Stockton
Piret
Santa Fe
Artesia County
Amieht
Main
New Mexico Council Picks Clerk Candidates in Tight Race
Debates at the Republican council caucus resulted in nominations for chief and assistant chief clerks. Colfax probate clerk P. Brackett was tapped as assistant chief clerk for his proven stenographic skill, while William K. Martin of Socorro was praised as an ideal chief clerk with a long record in translation, interpretation, and service in the legislative body. The New Mexican and Albuquerque Fakir Journal offered differing takes on the Holt speakership and Llewellyn’s role, but the exact outcome remained under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Council Caucut
B.a.mera
P. Brackett
Colfax
Brackett
Southwest
United States
Socorro
House of Representatives
Council of the Assembly
Martin
Att Pertti
Albuquerque
Llewellyn
Xeleton
H. B. Holt
Mewellyn
Santa Fe
House
Assembly
New Mexico
Local notes on Las Vegas figures and regional activity
A compilation of local notices mentions Chas W Lewis a San Vegas cattleman, Fred Waller Cornell and family recently in El Paso, and Albuquerque checker players with Hill and Mearns in town. It notes Coleman exploring Gila river power use, Jones, Crawford, and McNary shifting roles, and travels of the McNary party and Mrs Raynolds toward New York and Europe. Also references postal offices in New Mexico and a Michigan university banquet in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, W. Lewis
San Vegas
San March
Country
Fred Waller Cornell
Las Vegas
el Paso
Cornell
Muse
Albuquerque
William Mearns
Manhattan
Exlon
Hill
Gila
Coleman
New Smoxien
Santa Fe
East Las Vegas
Hoswell
Raton
A. J. Crawford
J. Porter Jones
Albuquerque Preased Brick Company
Sheep and Wool Commission
South Second Street
Albuquerque Premed Brick Company
Jones
Brick Company
Crawford
Justice of the Peace
Precinct 12
Police Magstrate
Mre McNary
James Ll. Mewry
Opue
Ther
Raynolds
Miss Raynoldy
Brownsville Riot Details From Roosevelt Message
President Roosevelt defends ordering dismissal of the 25th Infantry (colored) after Brownsville riot. He lists victims and damage including Frank Notus shot, Odin couple wounded at the Miller hotel, a police lieutenant losing an arm, two policemen shot, lamps struck, and bullets hitting multiple homes and businesses. The report notes proximity to barracks and that troops fired within 300 yards of their quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownaville
Tex
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Frank Notus
Eiiied
Mra. Odin
Miller Hotel
Cowen House
Starck
Jess
Telegraphic markets and livestock prices report
Quotations from New York brokers cover stocks and commodities including Maycotton American Sugar Amalgamated Copper Anaconda and rail names. Kansas City cattle and hog markets report steady to lower with steers, cows, heifers and stockers priced. sheep and lamb markets steady. Also includes Chicago grain closes, money market, St Louis wool and spelter markets, and a skin disease remedy ad for Chamberlains Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
American Car
Baltimore and Ohio
Tn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Great Western Colorado
Chicago & North Western
Belo. Com
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
National Lend
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Ontario
West Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. Paul
Union Pacific U.S
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Chicago
Hoar
Great January clearance at Gold Rule Dry Goods Company
The Labier Auxiliary of the B of LL B plans its eleventh annual ball at Colombo Hall on February 22 with music by Elle arches tra and tickets priced at 1.00. The sale starts Thursday January 24 at 9 am and runs six days featuring ready to wear including cloaks skirts muslin underwear waists kimonos and hosiery with special bargains on Warner corsets and new spring dress goods on sale at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Hal Lolden Rule Dry Goods Company
Seeders Pare Ee
Ll. B
Colombo Hall
Elle’ Archestra
Funeral services set for Jones Martin at Strong's chapel
Obituary notes the death of Jones Martin Hy Jones former Laguna station agent who died at Santa Fe hospital from asthma. Widow at bedside. funeral at Strong's chapel tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Also reports Ramon Sanches, son of Victor Sanches, died of pneumonia at home 1602 South Second Street. funeral from home tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. with burial at San Jose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin 1
Jones Martin Hy Jones
Laguna
Santa Fe Hospital
Strong's Chapel
Afernoon
Mr. Jones
Hospltal
Ramon Sanches
Victor Sanches
Santa Fe
South Second Street
San Jows
Option On Famous Mine At Ballard's Peak
Burne om Parker, a successful mining man, has taken an option on the Mack Hawke mine at Bullard's Peak in the Burro mountain district. The Silver City Enterprise notes the Black Hawk as a major historic silver producer, with the Solid Silver Mining company headed by J. W. Fleming as territorial agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Solid Silver Mining Company
J. W. Fleming
Titorial
Goods Allend the great January clearance sale announced
The advertisement promotes a January clearance at Rule Dry Goods Company featuring ready to wear garments. It highlights discounts on cloaks, suits, rain coats, petticoats, skirts, infants wear, and children's dresses, plus special corset bargains and reduced spring dress goods. The sale emphasizes lower prices than manufacturers’ cost and runs through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allend
Warner
Rule Dry Goods Company
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Kelly District
Arto
Honor University
Washington
Washington Association of the
University of Michigan
James B
Michigan
Sen Vio Baily
Texas Nuetit
Pex
Joinit
Joseph W. Hailey
United Aviator
Fee
Walton’s
W. H. Hahn & CO
Seipers
F. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
Dan
St. Louis
St Louie
Bnehaneed
Spelter Market
St Loule San
Spelter Steady
Ney
Chamberlain
We Gold Rule Dry Goods Company
Mccormick
Rairoad Avenue
Silver City
Olburn Employment Agency
St. John’s Episcopal Church
BE. McQueen Gray
Scranton
Sehatt's
Ballard's Peak
Imperial Laundry Co
Albert
FABER
Staab Building
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of
County of
Bernalillo
A.D
Directo
M, Merritt
Solomon Luna
Jc, Baldridge
Agada, WJ
Johnson
Champion Grocery
Lommore & Matteucci
Linder Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Railroad Ave
J. O. Baldridge
Sheraan-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
Colorado Telephone Co
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Mme. le Normand
Grand Central Hotel
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