Market letters and stocks in London and Kansas City notes
Telegraphic market roundups show American stocks firm in London with notable strength for Harriman interests. Rail directors meet but take no action. estate of W. C. Whitney shows 24.9 million largely in American Tobacco and Standard Oil. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report steady cattle and strong lambs. money market lists prime paper and call funds.
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W York
London
Harriman James
Pacific
Southern Pacific
W. C. Whitney
Albany
Bank of Hogland
Gould Roads
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Western
Lambs
Beets and Beacons on 30000 Acres Near Albuquerque
J M Murdock, owner of 30000 acres in Bernalillo and Valencia counties, describes the Antonio Sedillo land grant near Albuquerque as ready for irrigation from Rio Puerco and San Jose rivers and springs. Eastern capitalists plan to invest 500000 for irrigation, divide land into ten acre tracts for farmers and miners from Pennsylvania, then build a sugar beet factory. Coal limestone and minerals add value, with waste usable by nearby cattlemen. locals expect a major sugar beet industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Murdock
Bernalillo
Valencia
Albuquerque
Antonio Sedillo
Albuqeuraug
Pennsylvania
Rio Puerco
Hille
Colorado
Dynamite Caps on Street Car Placed by Mischief Makers
Mischievous youths placed pistol cartridges and dynamite caps on street car tracks near Stover avenue and Third street. A car ran over them, producing six loud reports that drew residents from their homes. Oliver Kennedy investigated from blocks away but the culprits escaped. Traction workers note a spike in such incidents, often by a single gang. Explosives risk serious injury, as a boy in the Highlands lost a thumb two months ago. Police warn that any person caught placing explosive devices will face arrest and punishment.
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Stover Avenue
Third Street
Omlver Kennedy
Traction Company
South Second
Highlands
Ranger Examinations Completed for Forest Service Applicants
The civil service ranger exams were finished yesterday after written tests in Supervisor Harris’s office and outdoor tests in Traction Park. Eleven western men completed the exams, which included riding packing surveying pacing and distance estimation. Results will be reviewed by the civil service commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Forest Service
H. H. Harris
Traction Park
Civil Service Commission
Non delivery of message causes suit
Waldo V. Snyder sues The Western Union Telegraph Company in district court via Klock & Owen for 1600 dollars plus interest and costs. The suit claims a telegram from Elon L. Kreider of San Francisco dated December 6 1906 warned of a low market and margin protection but was not delivered to Snyder until December 8, causing alleged financial loss.
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Waldo
Snyder
The
Western Union Telegraph Company
Klock & Owen
Att Hey
Hlaintis
Elon L. Kreider
San Francisco
Ed Kramer Charged With Assault Withdrawn by Complainant
Ed Kramer was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Romero in old town yesterday on an assault charge. The case was dismissed after Kramer agreed to pay the costs. The complaining witness, L Springer, said Kramer and he fought with rocks as weapons last Sunday night. Kramer posted a $200 bond and had previously sworn out a warrant against Springer before the hearing, but withdrew his complaint. Their differences were resolved and they vowed to be friends again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hopkins
Post Office Department
Albuquerque
Newexico
Hopkins
Santa Fe
Kanmus City
Ed Kramer
Justice of the Peace Romero
Old Town
Kramer
Stolen Silver Recovered Today
Chief McMilla recovered the silver vessel stolen from Barelas church last week and turned it over to the priest. A stranger posing as a Catholic and Episcopal minister entered the sanctuary, obtained permission to enter, then fled with the vessel and sold it locally. The purchaser was located and handed the vessel to authorities.
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McMilla
Barelas
Funeral services and obituaries brief notes
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A Prank was held at Highland Methodist church with interment in Fairview Cemetery. The deceased aged 40 left a husband and ten children, Harry and Earl Frank, and Mrs Hiram Bambrook. Also noted is the body of Fred Hooper, the firefighter killed at Belen, sent home to Emportka. A funeral for Antonio Candeleria, 60, a farmer north of the Indian school, will be held at San Felipe de Neri church tomorrow morning under the old town mociety. He is survived by a wife and one of three daughters.
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Mary A. Prank
Highland Methodist Church
South
Fairview Cemetery
Harry
Earl Frank
Hiram Bambrook
Fred Hooper
Belen
Emporka
Becker
Duwn Antonio Candelaria
San Felipe de Neri
Old Town
Armenians Use Black Hand System in New York Terror
In New York on July 25 acting chief Cla ilet Attorney Smith and aides investigated terror methods used by Armenians linked to the Hunchakist movement. After the murder of H. S. Kobassiam an arch importer, threatening letters went to wealthy Armenians within hours. A noted remedy ad for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills is also included.
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New York
Clailet
Smith
Hunchakist
H. S. Kobassiam
Rch
DeWitt
J. H. O' Rielly & Co
Brest
Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Washington
Admiral Stockton
Pacific Coast
Ho” Rielly & Co
JAP CAPTAIN TOASTS AMERICAN SAILORS
A dinner aboard the Washington and Tennessee hosted by Rear Admiral Stockton featured Japanese cruiser officers from Taukuba and Chitose along with French officers. Captain Takanutehis toasted President Roosevelt and the American navy while the Japanese crew remained aboard.
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Treat
Stockton
Washington
Tennessee
Taukuba
Chitose
Takanutehis
Roosevelt
Meda Land Grant Case Is Again On Trial
The Alameda land grant case involving Vincente Montoya and the unknown heirs of Francisco Montes Vigil and Juan Gonzales, covering about 10,000 acres above Albuquerque into Sandoval county, will be heard before Parker at Las Cruces on Saturday July 27 in the absence of secs noes. The long-pending suit seeks to set aside a partition decree and quash service by publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincente Montoya
Plant
Francisco Montes Vigil
Juan Gonzales
Alameda Land Grant
Albuquerque
Herth
Sandoval County
Se Parker
Las Cruces
Secs Noes
District Court
Bernando County
Alameda Grant
A. T. McMillen
A. A. Sedillo
George 8. Klock
Francisco Montes
Alameda
Prancisco Montes Vigil
Juan Gongales
Court of Land Claim
Alejandro Sandoval
Court of Land
Keeping Sewers Open By Hard Work
The southern city sewers draining to the Rio Grande are clogged with sand and debris and being cleared by workers under Street Commissioner Martin Tierney. Employees from Albuquerque Woolen Mill Indian School and Southwestern Brewery assist in keeping North First and North Second street sewers functional while plans for a new city sewer system are awaited by the council at the next meeting on August 8.
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Rio Grande
Martin Tierney
Albuquerque Woolen Mill
Indian School
Southwestern Brewery
Tierney
Tte
Non Support of Wife Sparks Legal Trouble
Henry Schulte faced arraignment before Justice McClellan on roughing his wife and failing to support his five children. Lucy Schulte testified he mistreated the family when angry and has not contributed any funds for a year. She supports herself and the children by laundry work. Schulte cited poor health as preventing work and was jailed for 30 days in default of a $200 bond.
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Henry Schulte
Justice of the Peace McClellan
Lucy Schulte
Schult
Schults
Estancia Enjoys Solid Prosperity and Growth
Estancia reports booming business with new bank opening this week and ongoing road/ water projects. A contract to finish an artesian well abandoned earlier has been assigned to Maxwell and Pickens, with rapid progress planned. Committees overseeing drilling aim to provide town water and may start additional wells to supply surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Atkinson
Estancia
Akinson
Ew Bank
Messrs. Maxwell and Pickens
Poxsbie
Two youths jailed after baby buggy theft and gas meter robbery
Lieutenant Kennedy arrests two twelve year old boys for stealing a baby buggy and robbing a gas meter. One boy released after a five day fine, the other kept for further punishment. They jeered at the jail, carving on the door, while authorities debate proper handling of juvenile petty offenders.
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Cain
Chief McMillin
Los
Wanted young man for soda fountain job
An early 20th century appeal from Vann Drug at 106 seeking a young man to work at the soda fountain. The brief item notes employment need in a local drugstore setting.
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Soda Pountain
Vann
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Maloy
Columbus Hotel
Telegraphic
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
Catter American Sugw Amalgamated Copper American Smellers Co
Cae
American Car Foundry Co
Cee E
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Baltimore and Ohlowee
Canadian Pacific
Siees
Erie
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ontario and Western Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Str Paul Southern Railway
Union Pacific
U.S
Greene Gananea Shannon
Calumet
Arigen
Dominion
Copper Range
Butte
Kansas City
Ew York
St. Louie
JGAR
Ber
Nilillo County
Kodol
1. H. O'Rielly & Co
Meda
Judge Parker
Clare Hotel
West Prutt Avenue
Imperial Lannary Co
Kennedy
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
Colin
Lieut
Eastman Kodaks
Amateure
van Kodaks
Hawley
South Fourth St
Aileen Pergy
James Slaughter
Proprietors
Ueeknea
Silver City
E. Maharam
West Central
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Korber
Second Street
N. Fourth St
3Rd St
Gold Ave
West Railroad
Bank OF Commerce, Aaas
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Mex
W. Silver
California
Mit
Los Angeles
Diego
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
Bank OF Commerce
New Mexico
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