Scotty Parades New York With Yale Locks On His Pockets
Walter Scott known as the Death Valley Monte Christo arrives in New York with $19,000 planning a high living spree. The 27 year old Westerner boasts of a Death Valley mine fortune and his dog collar, hints at vast ore values, and defends spending while claiming to outdo Rockefeller and Morgan on style and generosity. He remarks on tipping and jokes about Broadway, Wall Street, and his legend in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty
New York
YALE
Wall Street
Broadway
Los Angeles
Chicago
Rockefeller
Morgan
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Monte Christo
Scott
Arizona
Croesus
Morgan Ari
Thirty-third Street
Willard
Hopewell
Albuquerque Eastern Road
Elks to establish Roswell lodge in Pecos Valley
A. B. Renehan district deputy for New Mexico BPO Elks plans to instate Roswell lodge on the 25th, with ten Elks and forty four candidates joining the order. The event will span two days and attract representatives from various lodges across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Renehan
New Mexico Grand Lodge
B. P.O. EB
Roswell
New Mexican
Santa Fe Central
Torrance
Elks
Santa Fe Lodge
Albuquerque
Renehan
Albuquerque Lodge of Elks
Lodges of Elks
New Mexico
One Elf
Notable water claims and medical cures travel through Santa Fe
Willard water debate in Albuquerque figures water depth claims as Hon. Hopewell questions the value of pumped water. Remedies like Dr Fowler's extract and Chamberlain's remedy are praised by notable figures, while Judge Parker takes a vacation and L. Kinney visits Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fowler
Ade Ae Ae Roy Lyon
American Lamber Company
Valencia County
Frank W. Parker
Parker
Bickley
Las Cruces
Ant
CL Kinney
Los
John KR. M
Santa Fe
Angeles
Chicago
Rush Medical Corre
Bear College
Santa Me
R. W. Twining
Handsome Gavel Presented to Silver City D A R Regent
Mrs. M. Ashenfelter regent of the Silver City chapter of the D A R received a gavel made from wood obtained at Valley Forge by Mr. Ashenfelter during a prior trip. A picture frame built from the same wood now holds the charter, with corner fragments from the Washington homestead in Virginia. Members prize the relics highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ashenfelter
Silver City
D. Ay Rh
Valley Forge
Ashenfelter
National Society
Washington
Virginia
Destructive Fire Destroys Bon Ton Restaurant in Santa Fe
A large two story frame building, the Bon Ton restaurant owned by John V. Conway, burned Sunday night in Santa Fe. Loss is estimated at five to six thousand dollars, fully insured. Fire began on the roof, firefighters saved adjacent structures including the First National bank and Oxford club. The blaze followed a prior Santa Fe fire months earlier that gutted the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
John V. Conway
First National Bank
Oxford Club
N. Salmon
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Greer
Pres
Solomon Luna
V-Pres
M. W. Flournoy
D.K. B. Sellers, Mgr
Elks’ Lodge
A.B. Renehan
Pecos Valley
Chamberlain
TM Ood
White County News
Beebe
Ark
Matt G. Reynolds
St. Louis
Williams
United States Court of Private
Remooth
DeWitt
Hawesville
Ree
Bradfield Regulator GO
Atlantis
PTI
Ae Bsc, Soc
N. M
United States
Cash and Exchange
A. T. & S. F. Railway System
Bond
THE
GEO. T. Stagg CO
Melvni & Eakin
Albuquerque, New Mexico
King
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Diamond Ice
Colo
Bell
A. Borders
Zeiger Cafe
Quickel & Bothe
ST. Elmo
Sample and Clubrooms
Joseph Barnett
West Railroad Avenue
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