Market Letter Blues Lost by Ragged Playing Starr
Special Correspondence reports cattle receipts rising 26 000 head last week and a heavy market. strong American League baseball notes, Starr’s pitching steadiness for Las Vegas and Albuquerque scoreline. progressive stocker and feeder trade, with emphasis on outlook for corn and harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Washington
New New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
National League
Starr
R. H.E. Steers
Rocky Ford
Pan
Seers
Wee
Paso
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
T. Dobbs. i
Receiver's Notice of Hearing on Accounts 1905
Notice is given that on Saturday July 16 1905 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon the receiver will hear and determine claims against the New Mexico Stone Manufacturing Company at the Cromwell block Albuquerque New Mexico. All claimants must appear and prove their accounts. Objections must be filed within twenty days after the report. NICE METZ Receiver ADAMS attorney for receiver. Albuquerque July 1 1905. General Repair Shop adends. Kansas City cattle sales and Arizona Texas sheep listings follow with prices and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American As Association
W. I. Pet
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
B. F. Adame
Cromwell Block
Gold Avenue
Second Street
City of
Albuquerque
County of Bernalillo
Territory of New Mexico
New Mexico Stone Manufacturing Comppany
Albuquerqu M
Classified Want Ads Seek Workers and Services
Note all linereads offer one cent per insertion with a minimum charge of 15 cents. Multiple WANTED notices include painters, a competent woman for cooking and housework, a laundress for Mondays, a dining room girl, and a second-hand clothing buyer. Also a straight salary job offer of 2.50 per day from Sprague Wholesale Company inviting local applicants in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hudson
Matthews
Jeraay Dairy
Sixth and
Roma Avenue
Columbus Hotel
South First Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
Sprague Wholesale Company
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
For Rent Listings in City Classified Adverts
A batch of short rental notices describe furnished rooms with bath in multiple addresses including 619 North Sixth Street 217 South Second Street and 608 South Third Street plus 616 North Second Street 605 Atlantic Avenue 624 West Railroad Avenue 713 West Copper 718 West Copper 110 Coal Ave East End of Viaduct and 221 South Broadway. Some entries offer light housekeeping and board while others note a three room suite for young men. Also listed are sale items including No 2 Smith Premier typewriters from Geo S Ramsay and a six octave organ. A pair of work mules wagon harnesses and lost black chiffon fan are noted with a request to return to The Economist. Paulsen's Association Railroad Ticket office advertises cut rates for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
North Sixth Street
South Second
Fari
Briy Lege
South Third Street
North Second Street
Atlantic Avenue
West Railroad Avenue
Coal Ave
East End
Viaduct
E. K. Norris
Smith Premier
Geo. S. Ramsay
Fourth Street
Railroad Avenue
South Broadway
West Coal Avenue
Household Loan Co Offers Private Pledges on Goods
Money to loan on furniture pianos organs wagons and other chattels with private terms. Salaries and warehouse receipts accepted from ten to two hundred thousand dollars. One month to one year, goods kept in your possession. Rates reasonable. Steamship tickets worldwide. Rooms 3 and 4 Grant Ridge 305 West Railroad Ave private offices open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Loan CO
West Railroad
Southwestern Employment Agency Wants Rail Work Laborers
WANTED two first class clerks two first class cooks two camp cooks two waitresses one chambermaid three houseworkers painters bridge carpenters and bridge men wagon washers teamsters tiemen laborers trackmen for railroad work and lumber camps. Good pay and quick placement offered upstairs at 110 South Second Street phone 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Employment Agency
South Second Street
Ned Upenaire
Second Street
Steam Dye Works opens in Albuquerque on West Silver
The Albuquerque Steam Dye Works begins operations at 206 West Silver Avenue opposite the post office offering dyeing for all kinds of gentlemen and ladies apparel with guaranteed first class work. Hats cleaned and blocked. Send postal card and calls will be made for work. M’ILROY & DE LEON proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
West
Silver Avenue
M'Ilroy
Merchant tailor invites patronage above 209 West Railroad
Opened upstairs at No 209 West Railroad avenue to offer suit cleaning repairing and alterations for old clothes. Services include cleaning pressing repairing for ladies garments and walking skirts with a fit guaranteed. 15 years in the city claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bambini
West Railroad Avenue
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Browns
Barnard
Pettus
Kunz
Matney
Blues
Las ‘Vegan
Kost
Omaha
Sioux City
Des Moines
R. H.E. Des Moines
St. Joseph
R. HB
Joseph Wo
Colorado Springs
RWB
Denver
Colorado
Las Vegas
Innning
Weber
Waco Las Vegas
Ming
Muns
Aly
Amy Combs
Jance
American Association
Columbua
Aceare
Cor
Captain Daniels
Third Street
Shopin
D. G. Pence
Washburn
Texas
JW. O Manatzer
Higgins
Reason & N. Higgins
J. D. Lord
Miami
T. O. Laughlin
TO. Laughlin
J. M. Shelton
Shamrock
W. Fowler
Mobeetle
Arizona
L. D
H. Yeager
Malyer
Ariz
Sanderson
C. Grover
Flatstaff
Mayer
Wethers
Tbs
A. B. Schuster
Holbrook
EB. P. Groves
Mesa
B. P
B. Schurter
A. A. Armstrong
Cawthorne
San Angelo
Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Chamberlain
Abe
Serrano
Lucy
Lincoln
el Paso
Hillsboro
Trinidad
Irano
Las Verne
Mia
Annie Hunter
B. 3. Lewis
Kodot Brees
Estancia News
L. A Miller
Pet. Ce
Sioux
Bee L. Pet
Eage
St. Louis
Economist
Paulsen's Association Railroad
Central
Garrett
All_ kings of fresh
Emil Kleinwort
B. A. Sleyster Insurance
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
New Meries
Joe Richards
W. Railroad
F. G. Pratt & CO
Iwo
Jas, Heakin & Core Coffees
Imboden
Granite
Pioneer Baker
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
First Street
C. P. Schutt
Rankin & Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Jose R E. Chaves
Valencia County
New Mexico
Felpe Chaves
Belen
Felipe Chaves
Samose EL Chaves
N. M
Aviso
Jose EB. Chaves
A. D
Jose B
Chaves
Ejocutor del Estado de
Difunte
N. M. Junio
Sandborn
Ma, Loy’s
Montezuma Trust
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank OF Commerce OF Albuquerque, I. M
Solomon Luna
Strickler
V.P
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Cacnier
Wm. McIntosh Solomon Luna
George Arnott
Baldridge
A.M. Blackwell
O. E. Cromwell
Atchigon
Topeka
Santa FE Railway
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua S&s. Rayno
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
H. F. Raynolds
ILDS
U. & Depository
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
L. B. Putney
Steck
Housewife
Empress Mills
M. Berger
Weat Copper Ave
J. C. Baldridge
Chicago Lumber
Sherman - William
Treet
Cual Ave
Gross Kelly & CO
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Toti & Gradi
North Third Street
Keyes-Lamkin
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