Gran Quivera Ruins Secured by Mrs. Corbin in Torrance County
Mrs. Clara A B Corbin has secured a patent to 160 acres in eastern Torrance County containing Gran Quivera ruins believed to be an ancient Noah era city. Experts call the site among the Southwest’s most important prehistoric remains. Plans include public access, a stage line from the railroad, and a visitor revenue venture.
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Torrance
Clara A. B. Corbin
A. B. Corbin
Corbin
United States Land Office
Ecity
Torrance County
Belen
Santa Fe Jx
Gran Quivera
Sulns
Mudge and Party Fording Pecos Outing on Special Train
Vice President H. U. D. Mudge of the Rock Inland railway travels with a party of eastern capitalists and railroad officials. They arrived at Glorieta on a special train and will tour the upper Pecos country for several days of sport and recreation.
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H. UD Mudge
Rock Inland Railway
Glorieta
Pecos
Wool Shipment Boosts Laguna Dealer In New Mexico
Don’t miss the lawn fete tonight at Mrs Bryan’s residence. A large wool shipment arrived from Laguna via 3 Bibo Mercantile Company to Gross Kelly & Co of this city, scoured at Albuquerque. George Arnot of Gross Kelly & Co paid the top price. Laguna firm processed almost three quarters of a million pounds this year, making it a top wool dealer in the territory.
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San Jose Market
Bibo Mercantile Company
Laguna
Gross, Kelly &Co
Albuquerque
George Arnot
Grown Kelly & Co
Gus Weiss
Unique coal exhibit headed for territorial fair
Col. W. S. Hopewell of the New Mexico Fuel & Iron company plans a 10 ton coal exhibit at the territorial fair in September. Superintendent John W. Sullivan is tasked with mining a colossal chunk described as the largest single coal piece ever mined. The display aims to surpass the Missouri chunk shown at the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Also promoting fruit and vegetables, the ad urges shoppers to view the store’s wide assortment before ordering.
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Col. W. 8. Hopewell
New Mexico Fuel & Iron Company
Col. Hopewell
John W. Sullivan
Hagan
Brock
Missouri
Hopewell
Fine fleeces gathered for territorial fair exhibit
George Arnot of Gross Kelly & Co reports a steady flow of high grade fleeces collected for the Twenty Fifth annual territorial fair to be held in September. Six fine fleeces arrived from Governor Otero’s Pastura ranch with others from Salado Live Stock and Chaves of Pinos Wells. Arnot says most leading sheepmen in the territory will bring fleeces to compete for rich prizes offered by the association.
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George Arnot
Gross, Kelly & Co
Arnot
Governor Otero
Pastura
Guadalupe County
Solely Devoted to Politics Rooms Open in Armijo Building
Senator Andrews authorized The Citizen to publish that the second floor rooms in the N. T. Armijo building will be solely devoted to politics. They will stay open until congress convenes in Washington in December and feature rich furnishings, wall pictures, Navajo rugs, and an electric clock. Mail for the senator will be addressed to him in this city through the convening of Congress.
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Andrews
New Mexico
N. T. Armijo
Congress
Washington
Bayer
The Mikado Draws Crowds at the Casino
The Mikado at the Casino draws crowds with the Wade Musical Stock Company proving popular with Albuquerque theater-goers. The summer theater remains crowded as a car schedule change eases trips to Traction Park, pleasing the public and management.
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Wade Musical Stock Company
Albuquerqué
Traction Park
Thief Steals Suitcase With Valuable Papers
P C Brown a Salt Lake City mining man reports his Savoy hotel room was entered by a sneak thief who stole a suitcase containing papers worth several thousand dollars. Police search pawn shops but find nothing by late afternoon. The papers are personal to Brown and the loss disrupts his copper property inspection. He will stay in the territory hoping for recovery.
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P. C. Brown
Salt Lake City
Utah
Savoy Hotel
Grip
Brown
Childers replies to Hubbell charges in Governor case
Attorney W B Childers of this city files reply brief for County Treasurer Frank A Hubbell facing malfeasance charges by District Attorney Frank W Clancy. Brief details all charges, decision expected within two weeks as Governor Otero reviews the matter.
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W. B. Childers
Frank A. Hubbell
Otero
Frank W. Clancy
Hubbell
Orror
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M. Mandell
B. H. Briggs & CO
Alvarado Pharmacy
St Street
Gold Ave
J. L. Bell Co
West Silver Avenue
Colorado Telephone
Red
Hollenbeck Hotel
C. Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Los Angeles
California
Hollenbeck
J. C. Baldridge
Chicago Lumber
Sherman
Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Wood Factory
Eureka
Hahn's
Colo
J. H. O'Rielly CO
Schilling
Moneybady
W. Strong's Sons
Cole
Ford Bros
Oliver Typewriter
J. W. Shelor
Iirl
South Third Street
Clara Corbin
Jaffa Grocery CO
Mudge
K. C
Sin Foor
Gipay
Avusa
Park Avenue
Levy Bios
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Bulldive
Ophof
American Sugar - Atchison, Common
Atchison, PhD
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U B.S
Via
Texas Fed
Jose
Childers
J. O'Rmelly & Co
Meadow Gold
Singer
Singer Company
South Second Street
N. M
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
The
Colorado Telephone Company
N. T. Armijo Building
Nsw
Mexico
B. Ruppe
Bank of Commerce
West R. R. Ave
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Imperial Laundry Co
RED Wagons
Rio Grande Lumber Co
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