Railroad Notes and Local Rail Figures Stir Needles
The young son of Engineer A Ray Nor fractured one arm and dislocated the other after falling from a cottonwood at home. C T Griffith of the Santa Fe, based in Los Angeles, visited Needles to inspect contractor A W Anson’s work on the Recreation building. Cleaning on the Santa Fe depot walls made the exterior appear whiter and easier on the eyes. Harvey officials J F Huckel and John Stein arrived in El Paso, stayed at the St Regis, to supervise Union Station North end concessions furnishing and anticipate Harvey dining and lunch room fixtures arriving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Raynor
C. T. Griffith
Los Angeles
A. W. Anson
Harvey
EL Paso
J. F. Huckel
Harvey System
John Stein
St. Regis
Santa Fe
el Paso ‘Times
Huckel
Union Station
Tried to steal a Santa Fe engine at Guthrie
James Lindsay a farmer was dragged from the cab of a Santa Fe passenger engine in Guthrie Oklahoma while attempting to start the locomotive. He was jailed then found insane and committed to the Norman asylum after being released last June. He said he wanted the engine to plow the farm. his brother in law stopped him as crowds gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindsay
Santa Fe
Guth~ria
Oklo
Conmy
Norman
Lindsay
Ani
Gallup aims for a main line railroad embracing city efforts
Dr W H Burr surgeon for Santa Fe in Gallup reports citizens unite through the newly organized Commercial Club to press the Arizona and Colorado railroad project. He notes talk of a main line passing 1 mile west with a branch into Gallup, and the town seeks the main route rather than a branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burr
Santa Fe
Gallup
No. 1
Evening Citizen
Arizona & Colorado Railroad
DeBure
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Belen
The Little Engines Debate Railroad Prestige
In a lobby discussion of railroad men titled as shop questions the group ponders what constitutes the pet of railroads and what receives the most care and attention. The fastest mail trains are praised but not by the largest engines, as the Santa Me high offices are noted in debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arado
Alinke
The
Santa Me
Small Engines Power Fast Mail Trains From Kansas City
The Santa Fe fast mail train Into Kansas 8, from Kansas City, is pulled by two graceful medium engines Nos 0166 and 0167 with six foot drivers. They run on time and average twice the speed of larger compounds on this division. The engineers nickname the engines the little girl and claim they are coddled and pampered like babies. The train leaves Kansas City each morning at 2720 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Kansas 8
Union Depot
Postoffice Re established and officials named in New Mexico
Official matters note the Gage postoffice reestablished with Albert Ambrose named postmaster at Brice in Otero county and Luis Valverde appointed postmaster at Puerto de Luna in Guada Jupe county. Also no meeting occurred of the board of control due to quorum. A fish hatchery bill favorable in the house proposes 25000 dollars. likely to pass in omnibus legislation and be built on the Upper Pecos near Windor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ambrose
Brice
Otero
Luis Valverde
Puerto de Luna
Guada
Jupe County
Board of Control
Litigation Commission of
New Mexico
J. K E. McCarty
Farmington
San Juan County
Arthur Seligman
Santa Fe
D. M. White
Pecos River
Windsor
Census of North Indian Pueblos Santa Fe figures
Clinton J. Crandall outlines census data for northern pueblos led by Santa Fe Indian School. San Juan has 410 residents with 128 children aged 6-18. Jemez 519 with 132 of school age. Nambe 102 with 86 of school age. Taos 484 with 141 of school age. Zia 122 with 34 of school age. Total 400 inhabitants and 1,020 of school age with 188 at United States Industrial School Santa Fe and 276 at various day and St. Catherine's schools. 484 not in any school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton J. Crandall
Santa Fe
San Juan
St. Catherine's
Rehool
PoJoaque
St. Catheric's Achool
Picaris
Santa Clay
Tesuque
Schoel
Jemez
Nambe
San Adefonso
St. Catherine’s
Cochitl
Santo Domingo
Taos
Zia
United States Industrial School
Jerry from Kerry comes to Bike Opera House Friday
Patten and Perry present Jerry from Kerry a lively two act comedy with a troupe of dancers and musicians. The show promises clean, refined humor and catchy music with a street parade to excite the town. Children and grandparents urged to attend as the whole family enjoys the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Perry
Jerry
Kerry
Bike’ Opera House
Maron 9Th
Arbor Day Proclaimed for March 30 in New Mexico
Governor Hagerman proclaims March 30 1906 Arbor Day across the territory urging all people to plant trees and schools to observe the day. The proclamation designates the day a holiday in public schools and directs county superintendents to inform teachers and promote observance for patriotism and national strength. Also brief ads and notices appear for ladies' leggings at Simon Stern and a 10 cent meals offer at Cordova Restaurant on South First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hagerman
Territory of
New Mexico
Territory
H. J. Haeman
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J. D. Emmons
Coal
Rose Agen
Hoosier
Albuquerque Hardware CO
Gage
Lana
Unly
Ike
Carrollton
Queston
Dell ‘Roy
Carroliten
Census OF
North
ERN Indian Pueblos
Santo Domingo Valley
Elks’ Opera House
Dr. King
LOS Angeles City Realty CO
Fay
California
Arbor Day
Hagerman
J. W. Raynolds
New
Mexico
Simon Stern
Avenue Clothier
Cordova Restaurant
South First Street
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Bulldwe
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
F.G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Jas
Hepkin &Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery
Best Earth
South Setona Street
A. Sleyster
A. D. Johnson
Sampson Wind Mills
Colorado
Chamois West
Chamois
the Williams Drug Co
Blue Front
Mirand Ave
Both
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Imperial Laundry CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Moeoena
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
TOY
B. F. Copp
D.D
N. T. Armijo Building
Tot
Grandi
North Third Street
Nina Bia
Mos
Merle Bier
W.H. Hahn & Co
GOTH
Thornton
South
Walter Street
Len
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
N. M
Chicago
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Emane Improvement Company
Belen Patent
Belew
AMO
John Becker
Prsidenty
WM. M. Berger
J. Korber & CO
Lbuquerque
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Beth
Cole
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Associaton
J. C Raldridge
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Washington Avenues
Albuquerue
T. A. Lucero
West
Silver Ave
South Third Street
Silver Avenue
M. Grenadino & CO
N. Peach & CO
West Gold Avenue
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