Local Weather and Notices From Albuquerque Daily
Fair to night then warmer in eastern portion Thursday fair. Sun rose 6 24 am and set 6 pm. day length 11 hours 36 minutes. moon rose 4 14 am. Jinu Burritt the learned blacksmith died this day 1879. Train times listed with arrivals and departures. Various city notices include new business venture near Railroad Avenue. A dove incident near Besnomlg sore caused animal remains to be removed. Notables from Las Vegas Optic, ongoing legal matters and local business updates. Advertising for women’s slippers at C May’s Shoe Store on West Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinu Burritt
J. W. Paxton
California
Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
Poundmaster Ward
M. D. Chadbourne
Albuquerque Traction Company
New York
Chadbourne
James G. McNary
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Ingalls
Veeder
Bank Marcial
Los Lamas
Carlos Ba Fhorif
Valencia County
Victor Telles
Peter Slocum
Tme
Evans
Fragmented Local Notices and City Moves
A long list of brief items notes people visiting and residing in the city, business transfers, family births, and social visits. Attendant details include Mrs. Sam Neustadt returning from Las Vegas, Deputy Marshal Cooper back from Silver City, and births at 318 Nord First. Also mentioned are former real estate agents, insurance agents, and a sales push for bicycles and stock clearance, plus plans for a Mesa Agricultural Park meeting and a spring race meet in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. McCanna
Columbus
Harry M. Dougherty
Socorro
Sam Neustadt
Las Vegas
United States
Harry Cooper
Silver City
John S. Beaven
Clarkville
Gallup
J. Houston
L. R. Thompson
City of Angels
Jose Duran
Nord
B. Field
Hasley
New York
W. Fee
South Second
F.C. Wesley
The
Morning Journal
el Paso
the Times
W. H. Greer
J. H. Greer
Big
Thomas Hughes
Santa Fe
O. C. Watson
J. H W. O'Rielly
Washington Life Insurance Company
New Mexico
Continental Casualty Company
Chicago
Nona Baker
Prague
Okla
Ta {H. Newcomb
James Crellan
Metropolis
J. A. Robinson
Valencia County
Metropolia
T. J. Sawyer
American Lumber Company
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Sawyer
West
Copper Avenue
Lempn's
First Street
W. W. Evans
Denver
D. A. Porterfield
Mrs D D Loverdale Sells Sixty Winter Hats This Week
Mrs. D. D. Loverdale offers sixty winter hats for sale starting Thursday with buyers naming the price. West Gold.
Millinery Changeover Opens as Coverdale Takes Over
On March 1 Mrs. D. D. Coverdale assumed control of the Gold avenue millinery shop with Mrs. Breen retiring. Mrs. L. H. Shoemaker now oversees trimming while Mrs. Coverdale, ill, runs the business and offers rail and winter stock at purchaser set prices this week. She plans to clear old hats before new stock arrives. formal spring opening to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Coverdale
Gold Avenue
Breen
L. H. Shoemaker
Coverdale
Lailos Riding Loggings In and Other Names
Fragmentary note lists Lailos, Riding Loggings, Simon Stern, the R. R. Ave, and Clothier among reads and names. No clear event or actions.
Notice to Property Owners for March Tax Listing
Notice to property owners that on March 1 every person firm or corporation with any real estate or property interest must ensure listing for taxation on the assessment rolls. Returns are low and received at the assessor's office in the courthouse. GEO F ALBRIGHT Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Geo. F. Albright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westailroad Ave
Geo. W. Hickox
T. ¥. Maynard
the Hickox-Maynard CO
Jewelers
South Second Street
F. F. Trotter
Whitman
Candies
J. H. O'Rielly CO
Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
Albuquerque, N. M
Everitt
Diamond Palace Railroad Ave
Tim
Licht
C. May's Shoe Store
West Railroad Avenue
Ruppe
D. D. Loverdale
West Gold Avenue
Nettleton Tailoring Ager
South Third Street
Arnolds Best
E.L. Washburn CO
Wuncle Johnny
God
WR. R. Ave
Birdsell
South First Street
North First Street
Arizona
Kansas City
Ives
Fiorist
West Santa FE Avenue
Simon Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Jin Toor Wik
McIntosh Hardware CO
E. J. Post & Company
Studebaker Wagons
West Railroad
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