Local and Personal Hopping and family in southern California
Local notes show attorney W B Childers returning from Santa Fe and Judge Abbott arriving for court business. Community members, including Col M H Wood and Mra Anna Hauckt, travel between Gallup Albuquerque El Paso and Santa Fe. The Hollingsworth Twins draw crowds at the Elks, and Albuquerque High beats Central 10 to 2 in baseball. A minor fire at 413 South Arno causes $25 damage. Adolphus Busch travels through the city ill with pneumonia. May's Shoe Store promotes Black Cat stockings.
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California
W. B. Childers
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
M. H. Wood
Go NM
Albuquerque
Anna Hauckt
Gallup
W. J. Brown
District of the Southwest
el Paso
Tra A. Abbott
Bernabus County Court Hall
H.R. Leis
W. ¥. Kelly
East Hart Road Avenue
Sunnyside
N. M
Kelly
Mexico
Col
M.H. Wood
Golden
Colo Onel
Col. Wood
Kitty Trosarell
Daugh
Joseph Trosarell
Highlands
Hollingsworth Twins
Elks’ Opera House
Camilo
Central School
Ilfeld
Warner
McGoff
Lapant
Laura Fluke
Adolphus Busch
St. Loui Brewer
Adolphus
Pasadena
Cal
Country Villa
Busch
South
Arno Street
Frank Georges
G. M. Champion
Canyon City
Coto
Col. D. 4
B. Sellers
Canyon City Realty Co
D. K. K. Sellers
Fred Kemp
Morey’ Grocery Company
Dr. Rice
Barnett Building
Morey’s
Solitars
Lee
Lady Maccabees
Odd Fellows’ Hall
M. Wright
Los Angeles
Baker van Zandt
Blake, Moffit & Towne
John Steward
James Vorhes
H. L. Miles
Wichita
Kan
Points West
Miles
William Nixon
The
Hernalilio County
Eight Foot Vein Opened at Flying Eagle Shaft in Water Canyon
The Standard company reports an eight foot wide silver lead ore vein at Flying Eagle in Water canyon. Ore of excellent grade of Suleno runs in both silver and lead with shipments to smelt soon. Shaft work continues with unwatering, new timbers, ladders, and a planned plant installation. Recent sample ore shows about 1,200 ounces of silver per ton.
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Standard Company
Flying Eagle
Water Canyon
Rubey
Santos Dumont Airship Sale Set In New York
The Santos Dumont airship, shown at the 1904 St. Louis exposition, is to be sold at the New York Custom House. A six month free entry bond expired and the ship was stored in a St. Louis warehouse before being moved to New York and placed in the seizure room as abandoned merchandise. The Aero club is expected to bid on the machine.
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St. Louis
The
Aero Club
Indiana Supreme Court Declares Employers Liability Act Unconstitutional
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the employers' liability act unconstitutional except where it covers railroads. The decision affects civil liability and workplace safety provisions, with implications for workers and firms statewide.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
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