Territory bids for lower freight rate in New Mexico
New Mexico merchants push for equal freight reductions if Colorado rates drop. George Handel of Denver sparked the inquiry before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Denver, with the New Mexico Wholesale Grocers Association and local firms—Kelly & Co, Browne & Manzanares Co, Cartwrights, and others—leading the petition to prevent discrimination against New Mexico common points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
George Handel
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Prouty
Colorado
New Mexico Wholesale Grocers’ Association
George Arnot
Albuquerque
Kelly & Co
M. W. Browne
Browne & Manzanares Co
Las Vegas
H. B. Cartwright
Santa Fe
Wholesale Growers' Association
Remsberg Mercantile Co
Raton
Gross Kelly & Co
L. B. Cartwright & Bro
Jones Downes & Co
Silver City
N. Cotton Co
Gallup
Goode
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Denver & Rio Grande Ailway Company
Chicago, Rock Islad & Pacific Ailway Company
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Santa Fe Central Railway Company
Ariaons
Atchiron
Topeka & Santi Fe Railway Company
Denver & Ileny
Chic Grande Railway Corso
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Southern Pacific Allyway Company
Santo Central Railway Company
Othe
W B Biddle Sees Old Friends in Albuquerque Visit
W B Biddle of the Rock Island railroad and party visit Albuquerque to reminisce about childhood years twenty years ago. They arrived from California on the morning train and plan to depart at midnight for El Paso to continue homeward journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo BK
Biddle
Kemah Helle Mane Ager
Rock Island Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Fe Coast Hines Tf
Flour purchase and theft arraignment in police court
A woman identified as Chara Cineroa faced arraignment in police court after being charged with stealing four 50 lb sacks of flour from Moria and North on Third Street. The case, tied to the Cimeros, was presented by Judge Crawford with pollen court records noting the involvement of the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chara Cineroa
Crawford
Moria
North Third Street
Pollen Court
Ely
Local Verdict Overturned as Flour Theft Case Unfolds
In Dog Town a woman charged with petty larceny claimed the flour she allegedly stole was taken by another man. Judge and Chief McMillin remark on the cheapness of the flour as witnesses identify the goods and a man is detained to locate the actual thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Town
Salazar
McMillin
Trial balance on streets for William Noah balance
William Noah, a Black man connected with the Sells Floto circus, was arrested in Albuquerque for drunkenness. He admitted guilt and received five days. The magistrate ordered the five days to be spent as a public balance on street cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Noah Balance
Albuquerque
William Noah
Benat
Mos
Martin Tierney
The Villain Still Pursued Mrs Wright
Jose Garcia, a native, pursued Mrs Wright after a sale. She testified he threatened her with a knife, though no weapon was found. He admitted discarding the knife before police arrived and claimed no threat. Judge Crawford sentenced him after a lengthy admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Garcia
Jowe
Wriht
Jose
Jow
Crawford
Honore
Extensive Improvements at Learnard and Lindemann Store
Workmen upgrade the Learnard and Lindemann music house on Gold Avenue with two new talking machine rooms beside the sales area. Half wall paneling and plate glass, a private piano room, a balcony office, and a central staircase are planned. J. V. Teaner leads the project to expand seating for customers and exhibitions as the business grows toward larger eastern-scale facilities. The store aims to host new musical facilities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learnard Lindemann Music House
Gold Avenue
Learnard& Lindemann
University lecture previews Shakespeare on Friday
University students will hear John Griffith speak Friday afternoon about Shakespeare and King Richard III. Griffith plans a short feature on Shakespeare’s era before the Elks theater performance in Albuquerque, aiming to inspire students in dramatic study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffith
Univerity
Griffith
King Richard
Elks’ Theater
Albuquerque
Mtu
Mr. Griffith
Dee Viet
University
Boosters Club Parade Aims 50 000 by 1912 in Albuquerque
Arrangements mature for Thursday night parade from the Alvarado hotel led by the American Lumber band and the Tearnard Lindemann Juvenile band. Citizens plan mass meeting at the Elks opera house to rally support for Albuquerque’s growth and industries with a 50,000 population goal by 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters’ Club
Alvarado Hotel
American Lumber Company
Tearnard & Lindemann
Boosters of
Albuquerque
Elks’ Opera House
Boosters
Bobbie
McKee
Col. Barradatte
Br. J. W. Elder
J. B. Herndon
D. A
Ellis Orchestra
Messrs
George S. Klock
H. Dt Fergusson
W. G. Pight
George ‘T. “Caele Johnny" Bearrup
Mears
Elder
Stern
Hadden
Gunsut
Mears Hadden
Mr. Hadden
Duke City
United States
Roosters’ Club
Roosters Hadden
Albuquerque lumber magnate expands Willard holdings
Dye, a Albuquerque capital builder, returns from Willard Torrance county with purchases and plan to supply Willard Lumber Yard from Manzane mountains mill. Bond & Co. buyout shifts Dunlavy Jackson, with Dunlavy remaining as local manager. Dye notes rapid business growth and homestead settlement in Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dye
Willard
Torrance County
Lota
Willard Leumver Company
J. B. Herndon
George A. Kaseman
L. E. Herndon
Albuquerque
Sin Milla
Manzane Mountains
Dunlavy & Jackson
Bond & Co
Lockhart Secures Judg Ment In Mines Case
Judge Abbott’s decision in the Washington mines case terms it a victory for original plantiff Lockhart. The trial involved Lew Walker Kenik Pagaly Charles Pilkey H C Leeds J A Johnson Tulla Johnson W S Childers and B E Dobewn with Camp as defendants. Both sides plan to appeal to higher courts likely reaching the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alor
Washington Mines
Washington Trot
Silver Minin Company
Lemaino County
Abbott
Supreme Court of the Territory
Supreme Court of the United States
Iy the Caer
Denny Lockhart
Lew Walker
Kenik Pagaly
Charles Pilkey
H. C. Leeds
J. A. Johnson
Tulla Johnson
W. 5. Childers
BE. W
Court Orders Deed Executed After Settlement
The court directs conveyance to Henry and the Milling Property as equitable owner with possession rights. The deed must be executed and returned to the court within thirty days of the section rendering. Some leading legal talent in the territory had prepared the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Contest over seat starts at Estancia
Attorney KE W Dobson left Albuquerque for Santa Fe and then Estancia where testimony will be taken tomorrow in an election contest over Delegate Andrews right to his NM to national Congress seat. Testimony before Justice of the Peace 3 W Corbett will span several days. Judge F Long and Attorney B Grumbach represent Larrovalo with notices for Helen and Las Vegas in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Dobson
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Central
Estancia
O. A. Larraxolo
Las Vegas
Andrews
New Mexico
National Congress
Dobson
W. Corbett
F. ¥. Long
B. Grumbach
Laragolo
Helen
Ando Tan Vegas
Justice Chaves Frees Walter York in Local Case
Walter York of American Lumber claims he faced a warrant from A B C Matthews laundry operator on Went Silver avenue. Justice of the Peace Chaves dismisses all counts, York alleging the arrest arose from a money dispute rather than crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter York
American Lumber Company
Old Town
Justice of the Peace Chaves
A. B.C. Matthews Colored
Silver Avenue
Chay
York
Matthews
Moon Studio Changes to Showell and Kennedy
Moon photographic studio on Thillroad avenue to be run by Showell and Kemmerer. Karl B. Moon to depart for the Grand Canyon within a fortnight and head the art department at Hotel El Tovar, with a studio. Showell to direct the purines. Kemmerer a trusted bank teller with 18 years in eastern galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Thillroad Avenue
Showell
Kemmerer
Karl B. Moon
Grand Canyon
Hotel el Tovar
Purines
Piret National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. B. Biddle
Clara Cisneros
Wethe
Tierney
William Noam
Villian
Learnard & Lindeman’s
Burdock Hi
Mitte
J. Ho Walyker
Manbury
Ohio
THE
WHEE
Lockhart
Norte
Justice Chaves
Dean
Elfalfa Ranel
Lead Avenue
Showell and
Kennedy
Earl B. Moon
States
Tovak
Bath
Nort Fourth Street
North First Street
North Thra Street
PP McCanna
Froom
King
Richard the Third
Matson's Book Store
Iteras
Champion Grocery Company
Chas. L. Keppeler
South Second Street
Albuquerque, NM
Weil
Blue Point
Linder Savoy Hotel Co
E. Suntaagg
French Bakery
Railroad Ave
Raynolds
J.C. Baldridge
Apealer
Sheraan-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
Albert Faber
Stanb Building
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of
County of
Bernalillo
W. S. Strickler
Strickler
Vv. P. & Cash
A.D
Merritt
Notary Public
Luna
Baldridge
Johnson
Colorado Telephone Co
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Mme. le Normand
Vella
Heuiltes
Grand Centhal Hotel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!