Railroad Topics Chronicle Busy Santa Fe Shop Activity
General Foreman Cook visits San Marcia shops. H. & Wall arrives in Winslow to take charge as master mechanic. Homer Creswell leaves for Arkansas. Cr. Bowman promoted to dispatcher on Grand Canyon road. R. Arnold becomes general purchasing agent in Chicago. George Kingston jailed for firing a sun near Winslow. Engineer O'Brien and family relocate to Winslow. Rail orders for 1907 delivery total about 1,000,000 tons. New eight foot cinder pit near completion at the round house. A. S. Brown relieves C. R. Kimball at Thoreau due to illness in Chicago. J. Means injured in fall near Durant. James Pettus Christian and Miles Susie Hughes announce wedding in Bisbee. Santa Fe plans heavy rails between Silver City and Deming. Harvey eating house in Ash Park advances. air brake room planned in office building. Local shops form air brake instruction clubs. July exams set for 80 per cent mastery. Albuquerque-Winston crews to layover in Albuquerque. some move there. First engine convoy through from Albuquerque to Winslow under new order departs. E. E. Betts touts money-saving car records method. sparks tension with city’s typewriters. Roswell’s Newest Railroad under construction. McKinney end graded. Roswell-Pecos connection eyed. San Francisco earthquake dents Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe traffic. April figures show net income around 2.15 million. May expected strong. Engine death reported four miles east of Needles.
Train wreck claims life of Santa Fe railroad foreman
A freight train drawn by engine 804 derailed and crushed 46 year old rail worker Toadman at Needles. Engineer Peter Killyilen died and coroner Pittman held an inquest. Passenger service delays followed as officials investigated. Railroad charges and territorial fair rate notes appear in the clipping.
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Needles
Santa Fe Company
Pittman
San Bernardino
Merchant Opens Private Bank Account To Track Personal Finances
A merchant starts a private bank account alongside his store account to separate personal transactions. The new account aims to provide a complete record of all income and expenses beyond his business, with checks filed as receipts and documentation for every bill paid.
Elite Cafe Hosts Weekly Good Table Board
Elite Cafe at 120 West Silver Avenue near the post office hosts a weekly good table board event. Patrons gather for meals and socializing in a casual, neighborhood setting.
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Elite Cafe
West
Silver Avenue
Post Office
For Sale General Merchandise and Ranch Real Estate
The Bank of Commerce in Albuquerque advertises for sale general merchandise and real estate including a fifteen acre ranch three miles from the city with irrigation, cottonwood trees, and ranch water, plus lots in the city. Also offered are two lots with a large store and adjoining two room house, all priced to sell for cash or on monthly terms. information available from the owner.
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