Real estate deals flood May listings in Albuquerque area
May records show numerous transactions across precincts and town sites. Names include Jose Chavez y Lucero, Francisco de Lagamma, Nicolas de Lagamma, University Heights Improvement Company, Wallace Douglass, Holden and Clothier Bros, Porterfield Company, Mary Kreifels, and many others. Prices range from $1 to $2,000 with deeds transferring lots, tracts, and mortgage interests in Original townsite, Huning Highland, Duranes, and surrounding additions.
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Jose Chavez Y Lucero
Francisco Lagamma
Francisco de Lagamma
Nicolas de Lagamma
Nicholas de Lagamma
University Heights Improvement Company
W. K. Preston
University Heights
Wallace Douglass
Holden and Clothier Bros
Township
Albert Rachle
Kate Adams
H. H
Ida B. Johnson
Porterfield Company
Peren
Clarence G. Johnson
Henry Westerfeld
Guardian
Perea Addition
Kate M. Garden
Hart
Kittle
W. E. Talbot
McBrian
Fairview Cemetery
Nettchen Schuster
Francisquita Pohmer de Baca
P. Armijo and Bros
Roseid
Huning
Highland Addition
Jacob Longwich
Mattencel
Maynard Gunsul
Mildred Alexander
Mary Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Old Town
Dalsy Claypool
University Improvement Company
Arlendo C. Bronson
Juan RK. Zamora
Mortgee
Alan Link M. Dé Apodacs
Buwband
Juan Martinez
Annie Martinez
San Jose
Joseph JF. Bowyer
P. Armijo and
Hrow
Broadway Land & Investment Copany
Robert McConnell
Broadway Land & Investment
Maggie Crawley
Eleaf
Drury Ot Wabb
Black Highland
Has. E
Belbrom
Peter
Huning Highland Addition
Jove Vale
Meliton Cordova
Lund
Chamberlin Et al
Edgar Raselot
Block C. Highland
Adil
P Roc
The
Santa Fe Railway Co
Ge Sonat
Fate Cov
Elesta
Griego de Maines
Hue
W. A. Gillenwater
Duranes
Davern
W. Hy. Gillenwater
Old Albuquerque
Hernalino
Frank Huning
W. H. Gilenwater
Lox Duranes
Pedro Garcia
W. H. Gillenwater
Mita Montoya Chaves
Louis
Ya Tifeld
Las Padilian
Don H. Carns
Mamle Goodman
John D. Torling
Geo. A. Kaseman
Barelas
Otto Dieckmann
Albuquerque
John B. Torlinn
Precinct
Barel
Harry R. Whiting
Geo
W. Hickox
Lewis & Simmonds
Flora Tdo Wilson
J. G. Ruott Love
Chester
J.B Culter
J. G. Bronson
Lewis
Simmonds
John&. Franklin
Lucinda Franklin
Lucy M. McClellan
Manuel D. Gonzales
Nestor Garcia Y Griego
Juan Antillon
Juanita Rodarto
Alameda
Wm. P. Johnson
W. R.lyon
New Mexico
Toritlon
Will R. Lyon
Bertine
Johnson
Nahin Co
Antoni Bratina
Jose Waldonady
Petra Waldonade
Piedad Morates
Joseph C. Baldridge
Eva Ho Lowry
John A. Lee
Altheimer
Anastacia Garrela
Mathilde Cuneo
Hue Band
James A. Gaumer
F. Armijo Y Otero
University Heights Improvement Co
Ralph W. Gilcnrist
A. M. Gertile
Fortuna Micolact
Belvedere
Wini, & Dale
Jas R. Dale
Crossan Kennedy
Concepcion C. de Apodaca
Marie Hew
Jesus Apodaca
Avalina Garcia de Gonales
Sosa
Xe C. Bowman
Tol Ollie Nash
Lengthening of Schedules for Westbound Trains
A meeting in the office of Wabash vice president Mil ley, with officials from Wabash Missouri Pacific Alton Burlington and Stock Inland, approved lengthening schedules for Westbound trains starting June. Eastbound and westbound times for the Denver to Chicago and Kansas City routes will be extended by four to five hours with revised departures and arrivals. Corresponding changes are expected from other western railroads as state legislature fare bills influenced the move.
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Milley
Wabash
Chicago
Wabast
Missouri Pacific
Alton
Burlington
Lrama
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Kates City
Legisla
Towa
Nebraska
Illinib
Oranges in Markets With Plenty of Fruit Scarcity
Slacker new care are increasing and markets brace for Fest frugality. Shipments show citrull fruit growth to 20,6 care by May, compared with 20,404 care last year and 29,798 for the year before. Traffic expects orange demand steady despite seasonal scarcity as distribution shifts to meet summer needs. A Rock Island expansion in Kansas City will create 12 buildings, 1,250 jobs, and a $106,000 monthly payroll.
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Rock Island
West
Kansas City
Mississippi River
Kan
Santa Fe Strikes Coal in Raton Tunnel Project
The Raton mountains yield a sixteen foot wide coal vein as Santa Fe workers blast for a new tunnel. The Santa Fe Construction Co uses coal for engines and carts remainder to neighbors. Progress is slow and the tunnel will take about two years to complete. The old tunnel remains in use for freight.
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Raton Mountains
Raton Mountain
Santa Fe
Santey Construction Company
We Do Business on the Square Guarantee
An advertisement proclaims a clothing store’s commitment to the Golden Rule. It promises honest pricing, explicit value, and customer satisfaction with a money back guarantee, insisting the business conducts itself squarely and ethically.
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W.V. Futrelle Furniture Co
Halle
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. Ene
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Dr. Shoop
Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Tafiansmatt
Seit. Waatrine
Raton Tunnel
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Cal
Southern Pacific Company
Sacramento
Wheck
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railway
Glendale
Cece
N. M
Galveston
EL Paso
Texas
Belen Patent
Belen
Mexico City
Norfolk
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
T. E. Purdy
M. Mandell
Ington Clothing
John
Beaven
South First Street
Manhattan Musical Comedy Co
Life of Christ
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Athe
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker
Pres
WM. M. Berger
L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Red Cross
WH. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
E. Mauger Wool
Raube and Mauger
North First St
Albuquerque, N. M
Tot
Gradi
Third Street Meat Market
North Third Street
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Biloem
Imperial Laundry Co
Leala
Dale Ebl Balsa Eppo
Washington Fashioned
Dr. King
Mott
Gale
Ann
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Associsition
West Rallresé J Avenue