Railroad Wrecks and Wage Changes Reported
A series of railroad briefs describes a wreck on the Santa Fe line injuring engineer Shad Whitaker and fireman Davis, the latter later hospitalized. A new wage schedule raises pay for about 800 firemen on the Illinois Central, while discussion of a Rio Grande side trip program for Elks and notes on potential mall speed contests are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The
Railroad Corporation
Miss Dignity Causes Hysterics at Local Station
A young woman in Diack created a scene at the depot when trying to mail a message to a supposed Walter conductor. She argued for sending to Walter with no clear address, grew louder as clerks questioned details, and eventually parted dignity as the rear train left, prompting onlookers to help her aboard as she collapsed on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diack
Walter
Dignity
Traveling Auditor Reports Property Valuation Rise in New Mexico
Traveling Auditor V. Safford returned from a territorial trip noting a near four million dollar increase in total assessed property valuation for the coming year. In many counties town valuations have been raised by ten to twenty four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Safford
New Mexico
Growth of settlers swells farming lands in multiple counties
In Union county Mr Safford notes the treasury has 10000 on hand in the general fund outside of al dole. The county clerk must run the county for a year and a half without extra elections. Other counties show similar growth and zoning changes for farming tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Safford
al Dole
Commercial Club Burglar Captured After Las Vegas Theft
A white man about 20, posing as Frank Coon, was arrested in Denver for robbing the Commercial Club in Las Vegas. He carried a Las Vegas to Albuquerque pass and Luckett’s cuff buttons, broke a letterbox, and fled with $10, a few dollars, and club checks. He is jailed in Pueblo for robbery and faces charges in La Tents and Bernalillo City. photographs and details will be issued. The case may involve government action and further prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Mareh Tech
Alfred Luckett
Denver
Albuquerque
Pueblo
la Tents
Frank Coon
Luckett
Merchant Tailoring Enco at 209 West Railroad Ave
A brief advertisement by 0. Bambini offering merchant tailoring services above 209 West Railroad Ave. Fifteen years in the trade with first class work guaranteed. Made to order suits, cleaning, pressing, repairing. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enco
West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
Election Notice for Albuquerque New Mexico 1906
An election will be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 1906 from 6 a m to 6 p m at four polling places City Hall Gold Avenue South Third Street Copper Avenue and Third Street to elect Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer two City Council members from First Ward one from Second Ward and four year terms for various school board positions including Education and Fancation offices. FRANK McKEE Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
Said County
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Barenas
Corvalles
Alameda
Atriaco
Court House
A. B. Walker
New Mexico
First World City Hall
Wari
Chas. Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Thint Warni
BE. H. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Cop-per Avenue
Third Street
Anid
Albuquerique
Second Ward
Third Ward
Board of Education
First Ward
Board of Fancation
Frank McKee
Sam Day
City Hall
B. Dunbar
Copper Avenue
Albuquerque Bond Election Set For April 3 1906
An election will be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 3 1906 from 9 am to 6 pm at polling places including City Hall and offices on Gold Avenue Copter Avenue and Third Street. Voters will decide on authorizing bonds of 300000 dollars to purchase and extend the water works owned by the Water Supply company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
First Ward
City Hall
Chas, Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
E. H. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Copber Avenue
Third Street
Frank McKee
Albuquerque Bond Election Notice of 1906
Notice of election in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 1906 from 9 am to 6 pm at Ward precincts to approve issuing thirty thousand dollars in city bonds to build a city hall. Eligible voters include property owners within city limits subject to taxation. Also an unrelated advert touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a healing aid.
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Globe-Wernicke
J. Bd, Emmons
Cole
Coal Avenue
Second Street
Viaduct
Arness
Albuquerque Hardware CO
International Union
Davis
W. H. Gundey
Kendrick
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Mafla
Chicago
Los Angeles
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Rivera
George Davis
Santa Fe Packinger
Optic
Sid
Freman
Wouri
Miss Dignity
Loe
Bam. Bini, Proprietoh
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Seven
N. M
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Ebc Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Bernang Improvement Company
Belen Patent
John Becker
WM. M.eberger
Frank McKeen
Bucklen
E.R. Mulford
Men
Womer
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Mazonie Bull Lug
North Third Street
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Prankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole
MM. M
Silver Avenue
M. Grenadino & CO
N. Peach & CO
Ofce
West Gold Avenue
T. A. Lucero
West Silver Ave
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Wedding Cares
S. First Street
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware CO
West Railroad Ave
F. Keleher
F. G. Pratt &Co
Jan, Heekin & Co
Imboden
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Albuquer Automatic Telephone
W.H. Hahn & Co
Schoo
Imperial Laundry CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
B.ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
A. D. Johnson
Sampson Wind Mills
Colorado
Ssnovsvsvsvsnsvoens Steam Garpet Cleaning & Thornton
Thornton
South
Walter Street
Noaa Onononononon
Hillsboro Creamery
South Second Street
Violet Rose
English Hawthorne
Williams Drag CO
Railroad Ave
A. E. Walker
Insurance
Mutual Building Association
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Weakington Avenue
Albuqueruen
J. Korber & CO
COR
First ST
Copper Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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