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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1905

Page

7

Mudge Visits Santa Fe as Chicago Rock Island VP

Second Vice President H U Mudge of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific arrived in Santa Fe in his private car with 8 B Grimshaw chaperoning. He plans to resume his Pecos headwaters vacation after Torrance and return east via Rock Island lines. a long-time NM railroad figure and staunch friend of New Mexico.

H. U. Mudge Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Santa FE Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad B. Grimshaw Santa Fe Central Mnnge Pecos Providence Sunshine Territory San Marc al Santa Pe Railway Chicago-Rock Island System Mudge Burneu Immigration New Mexico

New Phelps Dodge line from Dawson to Santa Rosa area

A El Paso & Southwestern plan calls for a Dawson New Mexico to near Santa Rosa route to connect Dawson coal fields with Phelps Dodge copper mines. The line would pass Las Vegas and Colfax Mora San Miguel and Leonard Wood counties, providing an independent outlet and a southward north south corridor across central New Mexico.

el Paso New York H. 8. Simmons el Paso & Southwestern System Dawson N. M Santa Rosa Phelps-Dodge Arizona Las Vegas Phelps-Dodge Company Rock Island Colfax Mora San Miguel Leonard Wood

Albuquerque People Move About in California and Catalina

Special Correspondence reports Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell and family stopping at Long Beach and heading to San Diego. Ed Quickel and son remain at the Hollenbeck en route to San Francisco. Fred Nichols and Charlie White returned from Santa Catalina and depart for San Francisco. Mrs J W Presel stays at 14 Broadway until September. A W Cleland visits the Hollenbeck. Mr and Mrs Charles Cushman were at Catalina. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as health-boosting.

Los Angeles Cal Thomas S. Hubbell Long Beach San Diego Ed. Quickel and Son Hollenbeck San Francisco Fred Nichols Charlie White Santa Catalina J. W. Presel S14 Broadway A. W. Cleland Charles O. Cushman Catalina

Perea to be examined for insanity after burglary arrest

George Perea, arrested for burglarizing the Kompentch store, is believed insane. His father Rev. Josey Perea retains attorney W. D. Bryan to pursue a sanity examination so Perea can be moved from the county jail to the territorial asylum at Las Vegas. Judge John R. McFie of Santa Fe may conduct the examination in Albuquerque in Judge Ira A. Sabbotts absence.

George Perea Josey Perea Pajarito W. D. Bryan Territorial Las Vegas Ira A. Abe Hott John R. McFie Santa Fe Albuquerque

Exclusive Tea and Coffee House to Open in Albuquerque

The Duke City Tea and Coffee company plans to open a wholesale and retail tea and coffee house in the Greenleaf block at 118 West Silver Avenue by late August. Proprietors Clyde Ewers of Marion Ohio and George F Heck of Chicago are new to Albuquerque and will run the business.

Duke City Tea and Coffee Company Clyde Ewers Marion Ohio George F. Heck Chicago Albuquerque Greenleaf West Silver Avenue

New Mexico Bids Sought for 70400 Dollar Refunding Bonds

Bernalillo county New Mexico will accept sealed bids by noon July 24 1905 for seventy thousand four hundred dollars in refinancing bonds bearing up to five percent interest. Bonds dated July 1 1905 callable after twenty years payable thirty years from date. Each bid must include a $1000 bond as assurance. Information available from the county clerk.

Bernalillo County Board of County Commissioners New Mexico

Summer School and Spanish Classes at Albuquerque College

Mrs. Aliee Coburn Hayward advertises clairvoyant services with hours through daily 10 to daily and calls for summer school at Albuquerque Business College. Review classes for teachers and various Spanish courses led by Prof. A Montoya begin at 9 a.m. Enrollment urged with ten weeks for ten dollars. details via Ramsay and Allman at Gleckler Block corner Fourth Street and Gold Avenue.

Aliee Coburn Hayward South Arno Street of Albuquerque Business College Ramsay & Allman Gleckler Block Fourth Street Gold Avenue Business College A. Montoya G. 3. Ramsay Gleckler

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