Coasual and Unknown Pointe in Pajarito Park New Mexico
An archaeologist describes the Pajarito Park area in New Mexico, detailing honeycombed cliffs, cliff dwellings, and large ruins. He notes a prominent carved white bear statue, massive canyon pits, watch towers, and uniquely preserved rooms, urging Western visitors to explore Santa Fe's arrangements for viewing these remains.
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American Journal of Are
Journal of the Arc Tate of America
Ed O H. Har
United States Forest Service
Harris
Thikefty
American Journal of Archaeolory
Pajarito Park
New Mexico
Ejarito Park
Jemez
Forest Service
Bandelier
Craycraft
Santa Fe
Puye
Amesa
Almont
Lax Alamos Canon
Pitter
Tata
Sena
Nouth
Santa
Territorial Topics adjourning court postponed and fires across New Mexico
News brief reports the Torrance county div erfet court adjourned from June 10 to July 2 by Judge Mann. It notes a skull fracture from a lumber camp near Cloudcroft, a section house fire at Mountain Park with a badly burned foreman, and various territorial notices including postmaster appointments and land disputes.
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Diverfet
Torrance County
Estancia
Edward A. Mann
Jim Whliams
Cloudcroft
N. M
Mountain Park
J. Kelley
Alamogordo
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Town Report
In Fedora Tent, C. V. Pepper recounts a remarkable rescue that defies belief. A disjointed narrative describes a bed scene and a sequence of medical or physical actions, ending with a mention of a bottle tree and a small sum of money.
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Fedora
I . Co
C. V. Pepper
Dimalley
Stock Market Fluctuations Mark Week in 1907
A week of mutual fluctuations in the stock market dominated by railroad issues. President Roosevelt’s address in Indianapolis influenced views on railway reform, while short term notes and capital constraints dampened rail shares. Wheat and cotton crops, delayed by late season, offered mixed signals with potential price gains.
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New York
Mont Moorevelt
Indianapeolis
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Hugh H. Harris
Pajarito Canon
Alamos Canon
Frijolox
Abeelif
Las Guachos
Teankew
Phain
Garcia Canity
Loy
Eien i
Laguna Mess
Naviky
All Court of the United States
Arizona
Wood-Doyle Hardware Company
Sante Fe
Mary James Mission School
Presbyterian Board of Home
Miss Pont
Samuel Raines
City Hospital
Silver City
Raines
Ue Elty
Springer
Heaton
MckKinley
Gibron
Fred R. Mills
Milligan
Socorro County
San Marelo
Melcor Silva
AOD
Yoho
Te Gory
Williams
Arig
J. B. Gileon
Teople
Yuh
W. BE. Gortner
East Las Veras
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Continental ‘Tle and Lumber Company
Colfax County
Woo, Bartlett
Max- Well Land Grant Company
W. H. Hartlett
Strumfield
Mt. Paul
New Orleans
Eureka Springs
Ark
Sampron
Douglas, Ariy
T, PB Adams
3. G. Sheeman
Denver
Colo
Myeham & Neel
Double Har
Cochise County
A. H. Long
California
Wee
W. HM. Code
Todinn
Zuni
No M
Carlsbad
Florence
Vian
W. Simpeson
South Dakota
David Patrick
Texas
Roswell
N. MI
St B. Spark= mat
Diverict
Mill County
C. B. Muncie
N. MM
Presidenthal
KE 8
Amit
Salina
Kan
Artesia
Commercial Club
Torrance
J. 1. Morris
Oops AK & Spetion
El Paso & South= western railroad
Campenia
Tucumcari
Morris
Capitol
Santa Fe New Mexican
J. W. Raynolds
Arthur Trelford
Territorial Penitentiary
Manafield
Ariz
Widh
Lee
Phoenix
Latham
W. Higley
G. T. Col Hees
Petro Padilla
Benson
Padilla
Franck Leupp
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Globe
Republican
Old Dominion
Aative
One
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Becaus
Auancal
Becaue Ne
Secretary of the Treasury
Sierra
Cis Wen
L.A. Benson
Bacavenue
Albuquerque
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Los Angeles
San Diego
Coronado
San Francisco
Gemnew
T. E. Purdy
Montezuma Trust CO
Lea
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. 8. Strickler
V. P
Cashier
W. Johnson
Asst
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Paldridge
A. M. Blackwell
Geo. Arnot
C. BE. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
State National Bank
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Wisconsin
RIO Grande Lumber
Putney
Southwest
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Marquette
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