New Time Card Shows Rail Arrivals and Departures
Eastbound schedules list No. 2 Arantle Express arriving 7 55 am departing 8 30 am with a second service at 12 09 am on Wednesdays. No. 8 Chicago and Kansas City Express arrives 6 45 pm departs 7 46 pm. Westbound No. 1 Los Angeles Express arrives 7 30 pm departs 8 16 pm. No. 3 California Limited arrives 10 40 am Mondays and Thursdays, departs 10 60 am. No. 7 San Francisco Fast Mail arrives 10 30 pm departs 11 10 pm. Southbound No. 27 departs 11 30 pm connects with No. 22 arriving from the south 7 30 am. All trains daily except No. 3 and 4. No. 1 carries through chair, standard and tourist sleeping cars to Los Angeles. No. 7 carries through chair, standard and tourist sleeping cars for San Francisco. F L Myers, Agent.
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Arantle Express
Deperta
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles Express
California Limited
San Francisco
South
Los Angeles
Golden State Limited Train to Run Daily Through Season
The Golden State Limited, trains 43 and 44, will continue as a daily transcontinental service between Chicago and the West Coast. The train includes buffet library car, standard, and tourist sleepers serving Chicago Los Angeles Santa Barbara and San Francisco with schedules mirroring winter months. El Paso & Northeastern General Passenger Agent S Brown requests continued patronage.
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America
Chicago
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brown
el Paso & Northeastern System
el Paso, Tex
Busy Willard Cutoff Construction Surges Forward
Work on the Willard cutoff progresses rapidly amid ample labor and material. Santa Fe Central runs stock cars and extras to meet demand while side tracks strain to unload. A new camp opens at Epris junction with El Paso Northeastern as John Becker’s store handles rising traffic and patience wears thin.
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Willard
Estancia News
Carioad
Wilard
Santa Fe Central
Estancia
Epris
el Paso
John Becker Company
Abbott Renders Important Decision on county fund dispute
Judge Abbott ruled the Bernandio County treasurer unlawfully claimed 4 percent of liquor and license revenues. The decision voids about 3000 dollars allegedly retained since 1902 to 1904. The case may go to the supreme court for final ruling.
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Abbott
Bernandio County
Frank A. Hubbell
Judge Abbott
General County Fund
Supreme Court
Two Albuquerque Men Shine in Mutual Life Record
In a New Mexico edition of The Statement the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York notes twenty three off line insurers in New Mexico. Joseph Baer and Will Meats of Albuquerque lead in 1904 business and form a partnership. Their early 1905 results and strong local reputation earn them Southwestern New Mexico supervision and projected growth.
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New Mexico
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Mutual Life of
Albuquerque
Joseph Baer
Will Meats
Will Mente
Messrs
Ments
Baer
Rio Grande Valley
Three Men And Cannon Nabbed For Fourth Celebration
Early dawn near North High street, three youths unleashed a cannon pulled by a burro atop a hill. Police seized the artillery and burro. the trio will face police court on Fourth of July ordinance violations and are out on bond. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Bryant hosted a Bear Canyon picnic today.
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North High Street
Alfalfa Harvest Dented by Floods and Pests in Algodones
Special correspondence reports the first alfalfa cutting slipped below usual due to flood waters washing out ditches and killing crops near arroyos. Army worm and grasshopper harmed fields. wheat and corn look promising. Garden crops are good. overall crops average with alfalfa below average. Weather dry and warm. river low. stock in good condition. Jose G Chaves surveyed stock killed by Santa Fe trains with compensation about half value.
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Algodones
N. M
Ebene
Amy Worm
Jose G. Chaves
Atchison, Topeka
Deaths and Burials in Albuquerque Area
Multiple local deaths are reported including Jems Apodoca 78 of 1724 South Second Street with funeral at Sacred Heart Church and burial at St. Joseph's. a four year old child from the Etheseda family buried at Santa Barbara cemetery. c. FL Karnes healthseeker dies at home. Adelico Garcia nine months old dies at 1215 South Second Street. Jose Salarsano a Santa Fe bridge builder dies at company hospital after transfer. Manuel Padilla dies after lingering fever. services held at C. W. Strongs Sons and Santa Barbara Cemetery noted for several cases.
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Jems Apodoca
South Second Street
Severo Apodoca
O. W. Strong
Sacred Heart Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
C. FL Karnes
Albuquerque
North Second Street
Bothwell Lodge
C. F
Bothwell, H
O. W. Strongs Sons
Adelico Garcia
Samuel Garcia
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Jose Salarsano
Winslow
Saita Fe
Company
C. W. Strong
Santa Barbara
Manuel Padilla
Sons’ Undertaking Establishment
County Teachers Institute Holds Annual Session
The Bernalillo county institute begins its annual session at the Old Albuquerque courthouse and will run two weeks. Led by Prof. A Montoya and Prof. J A Miller with Attorney M F E Hickey, the program emphasizes practical instruction over lectures. Fifteen teachers attend, with expected additional arrivals.
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Bernalillo County Stitute
Court House
Old
Albuquerque
A. Montoya
University
M. FE. Hickey
J. A. Miller
Plenty of Sport At Traction Park Fourth of July
Traction Park in Old Albuquerque hosts a July celebration with a matinee at the casino stage a bicycle race and prize events at 4 pm fireworks at the track and dances in the Orchestrion Hall The Wade Monica company performs and Olivette is staged in the evening.
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Traction Park
Old
Albuquerque
Wade Monica Company
Casino
Las Vegas
Wade Musical Company
Olivette
Orchestrian Hall
Eleven Inning Win by Las Vegas Over Albuquerque
Eleven inning contest at Traction Park in Albuquerque ends 4 to 3 as Las Vegas Blues secure the victory over Albuquerque after a pitching duel. Pettus and Starr duel for Albuquerque while Matney and Lyons start for Las Vegas. A deciding game is scheduled for this afternoon with a holiday crowd expected. The second item notes the Panama steamer Seguranca delivering the body of Panama Police Chief Samuel B. Davis to this country. Davis was son of Mrs. S. B. Davis of Las Vegas and longtime Las Vegas resident.
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Dioniclo Gallegos
Gallerog
Gallegos
Pardles
Donaciano Otero
Pettus and Starr
Albuquerque
Matney and Lyonws
Las Vegas
Batteries
Panama
New York
Intterport
Samuel B. Davis
Mra
B. Davis
Santa Fe
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Hoth
M. Mandell
The
Standard Plumbing and Heating Co
West Railroad
S. H. Cox
UTO
Colo. mm
Tijeras Ortiz & Co
Ligntning Hay Presses
Mexico
Korber
B. Oh. Briggs & Coo
Alvarado Pharmacy
St Street
Gold Ave
J. L. Bell Co
West Silver Avenue
Colorado
St. Elmo
Corbells & Suntaag
F. L. Myers
Golden State Limited
Pret Oreilly
Mr., &. H. Bryant
Bear Canyon
Ethesda
Ethelda
County Teachers’ Institute
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
Colorado Telephone Company
N. T. Armijo Building
Nsw
B._RUPPE
Bank of Commirce
West R. R. Ave
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Second St
Mi &F Ki
Yellowstern
Moet & Chandon Wille Seal
Bohemian
Schlitz
Imperial Laundry Co
RED
St, Elmo
Joseph Barnett
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