Sale ends Caledonian Santa Fe rebate case
The Gallup Republican reports the American Fuel company has acquired the Thatcher and Otero coal mines and Caledonian rights, ending the long Caledonian Santa Fe rate discrimination suit. Bowie stays in Gallup. Bowen may pursue undeveloped county properties. sale settles damages questions but futures remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Republican
Caledonian-Santa Fe
American Fuel Company
Calendonian Coal Company
Bowen
Nelli B. Field
Caledonian Company
Bowie
Thatcher
Otero
Gallup
Caledonian Coal Company
Caledonian
Sana Fe
Book of
McKin Jey County
Gibron
Santa Fe
United States
Rohaten
Paul Morton
Nations
Doulan Company
Donian
Sant Fe
American
Tt Mines
Cale Santen Company
Montoya Fires Warning at Home In alleged robbery attempt
On March 22 after dark two men approached Montoya's ranch house from the rear. Montoya, home with his wife, armed a revolver and confronted them but they fled, making off with the loot. He claims he knows two enemies and suspects robbery was the plan.
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Hie Ranch
Death of Arizona peace officer Worden at Seligman
The Glendale Globe-Democrat reports on Tom Worden a longtime peace officer known for enforcing law with a gun. He died after being struck by a railroad locomotive while pursuing a car thief near Seligman. Worden had recently sold a stake in the Silver King mine for forty thousand dollars and planned a Mexico trip. He previously served as Tombstone marshal and helped train the Earp brothers. He also hunted Jose Ortega across the border, capturing him after a sixty mile pursuit. Worden’s career spanned Phoenix and Tombstone where he earned a feared reputation among outlaws.
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Tom Worden
Seljiewan
Arie
New Mexico
Arizona
Globe-Democrat
Arixoniana
West
Om Worden
Seligman
Southwest
Worden
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Mexico
United States
Tombstone
Alt
Earp Boys
Phoenix
Ariz
Jose Ortega
Ortega
Mex
How They Catch Bribe-Seekers in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles story details a bribery attempt linked to Walter Scott’s party after a shooting at Wingate Pass. Attorney Weldeman offered a bribe to A. W. DeLyle St. Clair to flee the country, was arrested, and bonded. Los Angeles deputies and the district attorney confirm strong evidence and possible conviction.
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Los Angeles
Examiner
Bables
San Bernardino
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Warner Scott
Walter
Scotty
W. W. Weldeman
A. W. DeLyle St. Clair
Weldman
St.Clair
Mexico
Wingate Pass
Weldeman
Carter
Sprecher
Ward
Vklin
The
Evening News
Weileman
Wiedeman
Franklin
Nirt
Not Worth the Living Sad condition prompts offer
An Albuquerque notice promotes a digestive remedy from J. H. O'Rielly & Company. It claims the product restores digestion, relieves stomach distress, and offers a money back guarantee with every fifty cent box if unsatisfied. The ad urges immediate use for quick relief.
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Albuquerque
Mbona
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Miona
Long Distance Telephone Link Expands Northward to April Opening
Captain TJ Matthews reports the Socorro to Albuquerque long distance line will be ready around April 1 as poles arrive to complete the Rio Salado segment. The project will extend connections to Utah, Montana, Colorado, western Kansas, and Nebraska, with intermediate points. Also mentions an elderly sufferer praising Electric Bitters for kidney inflammation and related ailments.
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TJ. Matthews
Socorro
Albuquerque
Rio Salado
Ank
Socorre
Utah
Montana
Inho
Colorado
Kanane
Nebuaka
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Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Bernalillo County
Lee
Cael
Seer
Corey Porienio Company
Facts OF Caledonian Mines Sale
Candido Montoya
Santa Py
Arroyo Hondo
Camerto
J. C. Bayne
the Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chanterlain
B. H. Briggs & Co
Frops, Alvarado Pharmacy
First ST
Gold Ave
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Brain Brokers
Muiller
Whim Hany
Ut Week
Hapgoods (Inc
Chemical Building
St. Louis
Y. Z
P. D. Box
X-2
N. M
Household Loan CO
Grant
Sle West Railroad
Fine Ranch
Postoffice
Fifth Street
Railroad Avenue
Porterfield CO
West Gold Avenue
System College
Kuliman Co
Atlas Block
Chicago
GARUS
J. E. Kraft
Grant Block
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Ooe
West Sliver Avenue
West Railroad Avenue
Bath
North Fifth Street
Maynard Gunsul,ee
Edmund J. Alger
D. D
A. L. Mahaffey
M. D
Whiting
Driamatans
White Elephant
Hoeklen
BR. R. Mulford
FW. Spencer
W. C. Walling
Barnett
Albuquerque, N. M
Mes
Silver Avenue
Surrey
T. L. McSpadden
South Broadway
J. R. White
Aardman
F. L. McSpadden
F. J
Marchand
Steulars
McSpadden
Broad- Vo
Sive
N. T. Armijo
W. G, Shadrach
Santa Fe Coal Lines
Physicians and Surgeons
Hickox & Maynard's Jewelry Store
Second Street
M. R. Wharram
Barnett Building
Cole
Battle Creek
Undertaker
A. Borders
City Undertaker
Xivuquerue M
United State Land Office
Bernard 8
Rodey
Ira M. Bonanl
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
Bryan
First National Bank
E. W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
H. W
United States Court
Will
Land Office
George H. Browne
South Second Street
Beauty Cultur
M. Helena Leonard
Parisian Institute
New York City
Autophone
T. L McSpaden
Broadway
Tow
Missouri
Kansas
Mera
North Second Street
J. R. Farne
NOTAI
Maddison
Wr B Childers
Gold Avenue
J. H. O'Rielly & Company
Ippines
W. M. Eherman
Cushing
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Mbuquerque
Solomon Luna
W. 8. Strickler
W. P. and
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Asst. Cashier
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
George Arnot
C. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
Joshua 8. Raync
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKer
HF. Raynolds
Covees
Avsistant
U.S. Depository
PRH
Meen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank of
Marron
Wm. Farr
J. Herndon
Roy McDonald
E. A. Miera
J. A. Dye
J. A. Weinman
F. H. Strong
Jay A. Hubbs
D. H. Card
Reliabi
Dad
Albuquerue, N. M
B. Ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
Sherman Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
Albuquerque N. Mm
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