New Mexico Towns Chronicle Updates At A Glance
Miss Lillian Parker returns to New Mexico to live with Judge F W Parker. Pross Tinsley and Wooton depart for land survey work for the Agricultural college. Hon Martin Lohman travels to New York after signing a 60 000 adobe contract for a new store building. Mrs Louis Hostetter and Hazel visit, then head to California. Hostetter assumes consul duties at Hermosillo. Mayer from Fort Smith dies after pulmonary hemorrhage at Dripping Springs. father brings remains home. Attorney Horton Moore recovering. Water Users stock subscriptions grow. Elephante Dam signatories include Dr J H Johnson and Father P Lassarge. Mrs H McIntosh arrives from Alaska. Capt K H Faulkner seeks Palomas Hot Springs. Electric line proposal moves toward Las Cruces to El Paso. Georgia Carvil crowned champion bowler in Globe. R W Grabe builds four rooms at Globe Central School for $8,281. Anna Betta Austin and Thomas B Austin visit from Farmington. Thomas to enter Columbia. Pebble-dashing of the Methodist church near completion. George Bell travels to Upper Gila Hot Springs to aid eye recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Parker
New Mexico
F. W. Prker
Pross
Tinsley
Wooton
Agricultural College
Martin Lohman
New York
Louis Hostetter
Hazel
Jacoby
Fort Smith, Ark
Dripping Springs
Horton Moore
Sixth District
Water ‘Users’ Association
J. H. Johnson
Organ
Elephane Butte
P. Lassarge
H. McIntosh
W. C. Field
Dawson
Alaska
K. H. Faulkner
Jett
Palomas Hot Springs
Las Cruces
el Paso
Misa Georgia Carvil
Globe
R. W. Grabe
Anna Betta Austin
Sen
Thomas B. Austin
Farmington
Maine
H. H. Betta
Austin
Betts
Thomas B
Columbia
New Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Harshaw
George Bell
Gila Hot Springs
Bell
California
Socorro Chieftain notes travel, mining, and fever rumors
M Loewenstein spent the week on vacation in Trinidad. Clayton Gus Hood and J 8 Mactavish aided tax adjustments on Frisco property. Ming Isabelle Harris returned from Deming. G A Bush planned mining study near Ancho. Rumors of a typhoid like fever rise in Kelly mining camp with several deaths. John A Hunter, ex School of Mines student, won a $226 premium plus profit share from an employer in Aguas Calientes, Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Loewenstein
Trinidad
Clayton
Gus Hood
J. 8
Mactavish
Frisco
Ming Isabelle Harris
Mra
H. H Harrie
Deming
G. A. Bush
Ancho
Socorro
Rock Island Road
Behood of Mines
Kelly
J. J. Leewen
Santa Fe
Andent
John A. Hunter
Mary Hunter-Duncan
School of Mines
Aguas Calientes
Mexico
Hunter
Schod of Minon
Gallup Guests and County Valuation News
John McSparrow returns to Gallup after two years near St. Louis. Mrs. Floyd Galpin of Kendrick Oklahoma visits relatives W F Kuchenbecker family. Mrs. Joseph Shauer travels to San Francisco then California. Mackinsey County assessed value about 1 001 704, up 50 000 from last year. Mrs W F Ruckenbecker returns from Los Angeles four months for health. Luncheon hosted by Mrs G W Wells and Mrs Palmer Ketner for the Misses Cushing. attendees Barbara Cotton Irene Taggart Frieda Smith Myrtle Smith May Bretherton. Guessing contest features book illustrations. Meda Smith wins first, Barbara Cotton Wooby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McSparrow
Gallup
St. Louis
Floyd Galpin
Kendrick
Oklahoma
W. FL Kuchenbecker
Joseph Shauer
San
California
McKinsey County
W. F
Ruckenbecker
Los Angeles
Angel City
G. W. Wells
Palmer Ketner
Cushing
Wells
Mountain Lion Pelts and Gold Find Reported Nearby
Hillsboro residents report Bot Reed brought in two mountain lion pelts from Sawpit Gulch near Kingman. A gold recovery is claimed in the San Mateo mountains near San Mateo peak. Majette, Malette, and Henry of Chicago, principal owners of the Wicks mine, arrived to inspect the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Advocate
Sawpit Guleh
Kingman
San Mateo
Bell
San Mateo Peak
Majette
Walter Malette
John A. Henry
Chicago
Wicks
Deming Attorneys Travel to Tres Hermano and Carpenter Ranch
From the Headright A W Pollard and J R Wataitl with J A McCoy depart Deming for Tres Hermano to attend Chefanat mining property date. A camping party including Mr and Mrs Kuonty and daughter Mrs Rush, Mikes Beeson and Williams Ruy therford head to the Carpenter ranch for a two week trip with A M Clark and his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Pollard
J. R. Wataitl
J. A. McCoy
Tres Hermano
Chefanat
Mia. Kuonty
Employment Advertisement Seeks Many Workers for City and Out of Town Jobs
Job listing offers many positions including 2 waitresses, 2 waiters, cooks, dishwashers, chamber maid, housework helpers, painters, teamsters, horse handlers, wagon washers, lumber camp and bridge crews, laborers, ratchet setter, planer, per day wage of 3 dollars. Married men preferred. Twenty men for railroad work teamsters and borers.
Southwestern Employment Phone 195 Red Upstairs Visit
A travel note records the party leaving for Los Angeles where Mr Clark will join his daughters Nina Anna and Theresa. They will proceed to Oregon to visit Lewis at the Alamo Hueco while Brown reports cattle in fine condition ready for beef with sufficient weeds until rains come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clark
Nina
Anna
Theresa
Oregon
Lewis
Alamo Hueco
Brown
Misses Gerard visit and local notices in Santa Fe
The Misses Gerard of Albuquerque arrive for a few weeks with their aunt. Notices include executions executor Jose Eb Chaves for Felipe Chaves estate and local school appointments. brief obituary and medical testimonial clippings from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose BE. Chaves
Valencia County
New Mexico
Felipe Chaves
Belen
Jose EB. Chaves
Belon
N. M
Wanted help and rooms scattered through city ads
A long column lists multiple classifieds seeking workers and housing. Posts include WANTED carpenters and painters, general house work, a clerk fluent in English and Spanish, a canvassing job in New Mexico, room offers and private family housing, and entries for sale items and lost items. Also rail tickets and investment notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Third Street
Penters
W. Hesveldon
Broadway
Marquette
John Hart
C. A. Hudson
Matthews’ Jersay Dairy
South First Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
New Mexico
J. H. Jcore
Albuquerque
N. M
Joseph T. Miller
Slover Avenue
Fruit Avenue
Household Loan Company and advertisements in early newsprint
A page fragment shows ads for Household Loan Co offering private loans on furniture and other chattels with terms from ten dollars up to two hundred thousand dollars plus rail and travel services. Other items promote tonics, medical cures, and local baseball player news alongside a harsh accident report and a Dean's Ointment promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loney
Household Loan CO
Amship
West Railroad Ave
Merchant Tailor Upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue
O Bambini advertises a merchant tailoring shop upstairs over 209 West Railroad Avenue offering made to order clothing cleaning pressing and repairs. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order with fit guaranteed from a tailor with 15 years in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Railroad Avenue
O. Bambini
New Time Card for Chicago and Kansas City Express Trains
Railway notice lists arrival and departure times for No 1 Los Angeles Express No 3 California Limited No 7 San Francisco Fast Mail and No 27 connecting with eastern trains All trains daily except No 8 and 4 through chair standard and tourist sleeping cars to Los Angeles and San Francisco issued by F IL Myers Agent Advertisement for Burdock Blood Bitters at drug stores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Express
California Limited
San Francisco
Eastern
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver City
Hillsboro
Wade Musical
OCK CO
Matines
Fernando
Ofra Diavolo
O. A. Mateon
West Rail- N Road
Red
South Second Street
Gerard
John Didier
Luther Foster
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanics Arts
Mesilla Park
Hiram B. Wood
Buckingham
Canada
J. Bernard Wood
Wood
W. R. Twining
Professor Twining
Aviso
Jose B. Chaves
Valencia
Nuevo Mexico
Josh BP. Chaves
Dewey
Aguewville
Via
Nen Xerioume
Chamberslain
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
Copper Avenue
H. E. Rutherford
Iron Avenue
Nort Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
South Broadway
Economist
Rothenberg & Schloss
Paulsen's Association Railroad Ticket Office
Ites
Mia
Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Chamberlain
Mae Hays
Puebio
Charlie Rathburn
Las Vegas
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Mattiey
Omaha
Darknies
Dean
Emil Kleinwort Masonic
N. Third ST
B. A. Sleyster Insurance. Real Estate, Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Montezuma Trust
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Joe Richards
W. Railroad Ave
Pratt & CO
Heekin & Go's
Hillsboro Creamery Butter
Boston
Earth
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
First Street
Partie
C. P. Schutt
P. O
Rankin & Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Keyes-Lamkin
Bambini
Kansas City
F. IL. Myers
Bank OF Commerce OF
W. M
Solomon Luna
W. Strickler
W.P. and
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Aset, Cashier
Wm, McIntosh
George Arnot
Baldridge AM
Blackwell O
Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua
Rayno M
W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
H. F. Raynolods
U. 8
Depository
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
I. H. Cox
Colo
National Bank
D. N. Marron
J. B. Herndon
D. A. McPherson
Roy McDonald
L. B. Putney
Railroad Avenue
Evearx
Teexa
Gross Kelly & CO
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
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