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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

7

Brass Collars Are Coming to Albuquerque Officials Gather

Albuquerque hosts Santa Fe officials led by General Superintendent I J Hibbard and executives from coast and main line railways arriving by train No 2. The assembly aims for general inspection with witnesses from the Caledonian Coal case and other travel between Kansas City and Chicago rail interests.

Albuquerque Santa Fe I. J. Hibbard Coast Lines J. W. Kendricks J.B. Hurley R. J. Parker Kurn A. G. Wells L. Bean George B. Roe Kansas City Caledonian Coal Company Paul Merten Santa So Equitable Life Insurance Company Sslen N. M Chicago Galveston San Francisco Los Angeles el Paso Old Mexico

Santa Fe to Add 100 Locomotives in Four Months

The Santa Fe announces a five and a half million dollar equipment push including 100 new locomotives at 200000 each. Ten switch engines will be built at Topeka and thirty at Baldwin with Atlantic and Pacific types and twelve tandem compounds for the Santa Fe line. Arthur E B Weilby promoted to general superintendent of both Denver Rio Grande roads after serving at Denver Rio Grande Western.

Santa Fe System Topeka Baldwin Belen Arthur EB. Welby Denver Rio Grande System Mr. Weilby Denver & Rio Grande Western Selt Lake

Where is Henry H. L. Khan and why flee to New Mexico

A distressed letter from Mrs. L. Kahn of Chicago appeals to Colonel Frost in Santa Fe to locate Henry H. Khan or Ken. The missive praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a household staple, endorsing its use for colds and croup and noting it is sold by druggists nationwide.

Moline Lloyd Ron Eage Purcell The Santa Fe Rock Island Loyd Chicago Colonel Frost N. M New Mexico Kahn Ken Chamberlain W. W. Kearney the Independent Lowry City

Desperate Appeal for Husband Henry H. Kahn Painter

A letter from Mrs. I. Kahn of Madison Street asks the Postmaster to locate her husband Henry H. Kahn a painter who deserted her last April and fled to New Mexico seeking his brother there. She requests help from any reader and the post office to aid in finding him.

Nin Painter New Mexico Henry H. Kahn Cotrog 1. Kahn Madison Street

Wasted Lives in Albuquerque

J. H. O'Rielly & Co. promote Miona as a stomach remedy guaranteed to cure or refund. They claim it relieves sleeplessness headaches backache and general debility caused by weak digestion and offer a 60 cent box with return guarantee if it fails to restore health.

Albuquerque J. H. O'Rielly & Co

Perjury Charge Leads to Arrest in Galisteo

Pleno arrest ed at his Galisteo home on a perjury charge by Deputy U S Marshal Fornoff. An indictment in Las Vegas alleges he testified before the pension board that a deceased man was a eligible veteran to obtain a pension. He posted a $1000 bond and faces trial in the next U S district court session in Las Vegas.

Ose Pleno Galisteo United States Fornoff Dose de la Cruz Pleno Santa Fe County United States Court For the Fourth Judicial District Las Vegas Pleno Board of Pension Commissioners Board of Commissioners Pension Board Commissioner of Pensions United Stats District Court

Indians at Roosevelt resist order to move

Indian trouble at Roosevelt leads San Carlos agent to issue return orders for red wards. Indian police deputized to enforce the order are rounding up at Roosevelt as a majority resist relocation to the reservation and threaten clashes with authorities.

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