San Juan county prospects brighten with new rail and coal projects
Frank Staplin, editor of the Farmington Enterprise, visits Farmington on legal business to report San Juan county’s promising outlook. Local crops including hay grain and fruit are expected to be large. Rail lines expand as Denver and Rio Grande extends twelve miles south from Durango and the Arizona and Colorado railway begins grading near the state line. Phelps-Dodge advances coke oven work on La Plata coal veins, signaling strong development in the region’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staplin
Farmington
New Mexico
Staplin
San Juan County
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Company
Durango
Arizona & Colorado Railway
State Line
Phelps-Dodge Syndicate Ia
la Plata
Bear Canyon Popular Resort Camp in Upper Falls
Ed Johnson and party, including Mrs. Johnson and Miss Cannon, left for Bear Canyon for a long camping trip at the upper falls with camp utensils and provisions for months. Alderman Hanley is in camp, studying water quantity, while Mark Cook, a machinist from La Junta, was found dead in a Palace hotel room in Raton, death ruled by poison accidental or self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Johnson
Harry Johnson
Hugh Allison
Rachall
Mr. Johnson
Mark Cook
Raton
la Junta
Palace Hotel
Cook
C. M. Rayne
For Sale and Rent Notice in Bermidaile The Citizen
An old classified fragment lists a 12x14 foot wall tent with flooring and lumber for sale. It mentions Bermidaile & Co and a real estate dealer W H McMillion at 211 West Gold Avenue offering rental houses with three to ten rooms. Subscribe for The Citizen to get the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Avenue
Bermidaile & Co
W.H. McMillion
West Gold Avenue
Local Probate and Business Changes Reported
The probate court adjourned yesterday and meets again Monday. Dana Johnson reports vacation in northern California. J W Abbott resigns from San Jose meat market to start his own meat business. Wesley Foster resigns from F G T grocery and travels to Missouri then Montana. Hubbell family members head to Magdalena and Mogollon mountains for weeks of outing. FP A Hubbell joins later. Casino Amusement Company, run by Messia Greer and Sellers, acquires Albuquerque Catering Company, consolidating operations at Traction Park with no layoff changes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Dana Johnson
Morning Journal
California
J. W. Abbott
San Jose
Wesley Foster
Maceline
Mont
Ames L. Hubbell
John A. Hubbell
Frank A. Hubbell, Jr
Magdalena
Hubbell
Mogollon Mountains
FP. A. Hubbell
Casino Amusement Company
Messia, Greer and Sellers
Albuquerque Catering Company
Ernest Myers
Fair Grounds
Traction Park
Elks to Attend Buffalo Gathering Parade
M Mandell and P F McCanna with family depart Albuquerque for New York and Buffalo to join the Elks convention. They will miss the opening but attend the parade Wednesday morning. Uniforms with Mexican coin adornments are shown in Hillroad avenue store windows. Arthur Cavanaugh travels with El Paso Quien Sabe club for Buffalo parade.
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M. Mandell
P. F. McCanna
New York
Buffalo
Elks
Albuquerque
Mike
Hillroad Avenue
Quien Sabe
Wendell Takes Rides in Airships in Los Angeles
F. R. Wendell writes from Los Angeles to his friend B. T. Canik about a joyous stay in the City of Angels. He reports half a dozen airship ascents, including a vessel named Wheels In the Head. Wendell praises the experience at Chute Park and plans a quick return with Mrs. Wendell.
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F. R. Wendell
B. T. Canik
Los Angeles
Angel
Wendell
Chute Park
Market and Livestock Quotations Across Regions
Logan & Bryan and several rail and copper stocks quote in closing notes. Kansas City reports July 6 cattle prices with steady to lower tones for southern steers and cows, strong and steady receipts at 4,900. St. Louis wool market holds steady with mixed sheep values. New York notes overall stock sales at 34,300 shares, with Spelter and lead as steady and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Macy
St. Louis
New York
Spelter
St. Loui
Santa Fe Hay Barn Destroyed By Fire
The Santa Fe hay barn at the stockyards, about a mile south of the cat, was completely destroyed by fire. The loss to building and contents is about 1500 dollars, fully insured, and the company plans immediate rebuilding. Prices for July and September wheat and other items are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Western Union Seeks New Albuquerque Office Site
A. A. Gargan, superintendent of Western Union Telegraph, arrived in Albuquerque to scout a better office location. He favors 4-storefront space on Railroad Avenue near the Second Street intersection, noting the current office is poorly placed. The plan aims to move the operation to a more central site. A related note mentions a July 14 public event at Mrs. R. W. D. Bryan’s residence featuring a “Gipsy Wedding” as part of fund-raising for the new Presbyterian church with ice cream and cake tables on the lawn.
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A. A. Gargan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denver
Colo
Gargan
Albuquerque
Western Union
Railroad Avenue
Second Street
T. B. Gargan
R. W. D. Bryan
Eons
New Presbyterian Church
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Charlotte G Collier 35
Mrs Charlotte G Collier wife of Patrick H Collier died early this morning at home north of Albuquerque after lingering tuberculosis. He a New York City policeman and Knights of Columbus leader came here ten months ago for her health. She leaves three children and her husband. Remains prepared for shipment by W Strong’s Sons and will likely be taken to Port Jervis New York for burial. Also funeral of C F Karnes to be held at Strong’s Sons chapel with Harmony Lodge 1 I C C F in charge. Hillsboro Advocate notes Prof F A Jones of Albuquerque visited Hillsboro last Friday gathering data for his annual mining report noting prosperity in territory industries. Also a note on cures for hives with Dean’s Ointment available at drug stores.
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Charlotte G. Collier
Patrick H. Collier
Albuquerque
Collier
New York City
New York
W. Strong
Port Jarvis
N. Y
C. F. Karnes
O. W. Strong
Harmony Lodge No. 1
Hillsboro
Saya
F. A. Jones
Sam
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I. H. Cox
Colo. Ea
Hollenbeck Hotel
C. Bilicke
Mo, Sr
Mitchell
Hollenbeck
J. Korber' & CO
H. Briggs & Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
SOTH
1St Street
Gold Ave
J. L. Bell Co
West Silver Avenue
Colorado
St. Elmo
Corbells & Suntaag
Bear Canyon
Citizen
Levy Bros
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Building
Amalgamated Copper Atchison, Common
Atchizon
Is.s
Altimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Atoms
Colorado Southern
Chicago
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Norfolk
Reading
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Rock Island, Pfd
Republic Iron and Steel
Republic Iron & Steel
Ee Pacific
Ae Railway
Kansas City Market
Santa FE Hay
Dr.Thomas Ny
M'Rac Electric Ol
Dean
Bank OF Commerce
N. M
Resources
Light Exchange
Capital Forean
Territory OF
Bernalillo
Strickler
A. D
R. M. Merritt
Solomon Luna
J.C. Baldridge
Geo, Arnot
Albert Faber
Colorado Telephone Company
N. T. Armijo Building
Mexica
Rappe
Bank of Commarca
West R. R. Ave
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Second St
Melini & Eakin
Moot & Chandon
B.C Eistalon
Schilta Milwaukee
South First Street
Yellowstone Seal Champagne
Imperial Laundry Co. “Red Wagons
Joseph Barnett
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