Acquitted of Dynamiting Trout Trio in Pecos Case
E Peden H Williams and Fred Layfield three Santa Fe machinists were arrested Friday afternoon by Captain red Fornoff near San Miguel county on a dynamiting trout charge. A justice of the peace yesterday acquitted them and they returned to work in Santa Fe. They testified they fished Pecos with rod and reel and caught about twenty five trout in two days. Williams said rivals envied visiting fishermen and they were not guilty. Peden added they traded several fish at the Valley ranch for a MTL to Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Peden
H. Williams
Fred Layfield
Santa Fe
Red Fornoff
Speee Pace
Enriqueria
Ancerana
Ieee
Peat
San Miguel County
Justice of the Peace
Pecos
Wiliams
Mr. Peden
Valley Ranch
Howe
Quiet wedding planned by Indiana club president
Miss Bauer the Indiana club president will wed a well known Albuquerque resident this evening. The club possesses rice shoes and white ribbon for the ceremony but has kept details secret, though reporters say the wedding party will depart for the train tonight on a honeymoon tour. Miss Bauer is popular and of gentle nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bauer
Indiana Club
Albuquerque
Miss Hauer
Fort Bayard to Gain 200000-Gallon Water Tank
A contract to Hendrie of Denver covers building a 200000 gallon water storage tank at Fort Bayard nine miles west of Silver City. The tank sits on a fifty foot trestle to provide water pressure for post fire fighting. The Bayard reservoir is inadequate for current demand with nearly 1000 patients at the sanitarium. Engineers are studying needed improvements and potential large scale work at the government sanitarium.
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Silver City
N. M
Hendrie
Denver
Fort Bayard
Bayard
Ament
Duvy
Washington
Albuquerque Night Doors Left Unlocked Alarmed By Police
A harsh note on Albuquerque stores banks and offices left unlocked at night. Police conduct nightly door checks and warn that easy access invites theft. Robbers would find an opportunity if vigilance waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Iife
Kame
Wrecking Story From The Engineer And Early Miners Leaders
The account describes an engineer recounting a wrecking episode with a train near a locality where two men named Sterling and Scott reportedly disembarked. Morning statements by Scott and Sterling claimed no rail was removed at the argued point. Ed Boyce, early president of the Western Perperation, discusses the federation's formation after Coeur D’Alene, noting James M. Hawley’s role as attorney and advocate for amalgamating independent unions.
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Scott
Darrow
Sterling
Ed Boyce
Perperation
Federation
Coeur D'Alene
James M. Hawley
Joker Flooded Albuquerque Grocer With Patent Medicine Mail
A well known Albuquerque grocer became a victim of a prank where a joker informed patent medicine firms of his supposed illnesses. Mail, free samples, and circulars poured in from many companies, first via the joke and then from follow ups by manufacturers, and the flow continues with almost every mail. He refused offers, yet the flood persists with ads and samples arriving regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Express
Lette
Hotel Arimavals and Names Across the West
A fragmented OCR list shows a string of names and places including Daniel J. Reardon Thoreau Juan N anchor RB Heller Caleqm J G Gillett Wichita R I Brown Wilpidad Charles PB Bus ley Santa Per W H Dearatyn Di ver Le Adama Cheyenne Wells Colo A G Philips Dover Kan Zimmertien Moray Kan W de Davie Fairview Mrs BJ McGuire Helen A F Richmond L leta W Rt Tullis Denver J B Bins ielark Thornton J H Weber wife And party Carthage Alvarado W Mayle Tae Anselon Finnebaugh San FrancBeo Cart and wife San Pedro SiN tock San Pedro W Ge W Memta Phareaus Reardon Kettner MoM Erhard Bt Fano LOW Bennett Loc Angele Grand Content Mr and Mes Wayland Oregons 2 N Venn Novih Dakota Sr and Mre Kirkminot Ocean Beard Cat Miss Sidney New Jersey Metropolitan at Mire A C Brooks Need
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Daniel J. Reardon
Thoreau
Juan N.anchor
RB. Heller
Caleqm
J. G. Gillett
Wichita
R. I. Brown
Wilpidad
Charles PB. Bus Ley
Santa Per
W. H. Dearatyn
Diver
le Adama
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
A. G. Philips
Dover
Kan
Zimmertien
Moray
W. de Davie
Fairview
BJ. McGuire
Alvarado
W. Mayle
Tae Anselon
Finnebaugh
San Francbeo
Cart
San Pedro
SiNtock
W. Ge
W. Memta
Phareaus Reardon
Kettner
Mom Erhard
Bt Fano
Low
Bennett
Loc Angele
Grand Content
Mystery of the twenty dollar piece and a drunk man
Henry Peard a Bland New Mexico miner visits Albuquerque and ends up jailed after a drunken spree. A lucky two foot prospector’s shaft in the jail store yields a virgin twenty dollar gold piece, paid fine, and fifteen dollars left as he returns to his hill. Meanwhile government inspectors tour Navajo sheep herds noting dipping, breeding, and wool practices amid tribal labor and grazing conditions.
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Henry Peard
Bland
N. M
Dame of Fortune
Thomas McMillin
Pollen
Albuquerque
Peard
Enday Peard
Dhere
Craig
Marion Imes
New Mexico and
Arizona
New Mexico
Denali Land & Mercantile Plans Santa Fe Rail Trade
The Denali Land & Mercantile company aims to run general stores along the Santa Fe coast from Albuquerque to California and will base its headquarters in the city. Incorporated for 1 million dollars, it seeks Santa Fe railway employees’ business with John Penal as president and treasurer, assembling about thirty former Santa Fe and Harvey system staff.
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Denali Land & Mercantile Company
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
California
Santa Fe Railway
John Penal
Arizona
Harvey Systems
Phone service for University Heights expands in city
The Colorado Telephone company moves to extend city circuits to University Heights where residents have urged service for some time. Work will start immediately and phones have recently been installed in about twenty ranch homes south of the city toward the Rio Grande.
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Colorado Telephone Company
University Heights
University
Graham
Phone Company
Rio Grande
Pike business thrives with plenty for tonight
Readable text notes a busy afternoon at The Pike with ample offerings for the evening. It mentions nearby East Central Avenue and a French bakery next door, inviting people to meet friends and enjoy the novel experiences on view.
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East Central Avenue
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon
India
Maloy
Columbus
Ciizen
Hotel Arimavals
Mire
A. C. Brooks
Need
Bureau of Animal Industry
Omaha
Marlon Inex
W. le Davis
Ava Zimmerman
Robert B. Willams
G. H. Brown
Earnest le Adams
John * Jones
C. May
West
Railroad Avenue
Mick Maynard Co
A. D
T. C. Montoya
Franciequita Mondragon
Florencio Garcia
Montoya
Modesto C. Ortte Francisquita Mondragon
Aue- Lon
Maynard Co
Nmount
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Bon Voyage
Galveston
New York
Mallory
Gulf
Mobile
Branawick
Wonda
P. D. Reamer
Florida
OM. Taylor
Bro Y
BAR OF Commerce
South First St
Gradi
Giannini
N. T. Armlio
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
West Coal Avenue
Goldland Silver Avenues
Dunler's Real Estate Agency
Best City
Rambhook Bros
John Street
Sam Kee
South Second Street
B. Ruppe
Pais Road
Bank OF Commerce
Blue Point
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
THE
Colorado Telephone CO
Superior Planing
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Secondt
Los Angeles
San Diego
Coronado
San Francisco
T. E. Purdy
Hunter's Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
French Bakery Co
E.R. i
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West Gola
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