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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1906

Page

7

Directors Meet in Annual Session of New Mexico Western

The annual meeting of the New Mealoo Faster Railway directors convened in a private car observatory with R. Ripley presiding. Minutes carried by Colonel R. Twitchell. H. S. Walden elected to the New Mexico Eastern board, other officers named. inspection trip from Belen to Paris planned. готов

Mealoo Faster Jast Ripley A. G. Wells Mr. Ripley James Dun H. L. Waldo R. B. Twitchell M. R. Williams W. E. Gortner Chicago Las Vegas Belen Paris Rock Island Wells New Mexico Eastern Board of Directors

Freight brakeman to passenger conductor dispute and rail wrecks

A freight train wreck on the Southern Pacific damaged twelve cars carrying relief supplies to San Francisco. None were hurt, but crews scrambled to reload goods while nearby families seized goods before guards could secure them. Other items report the Santa Fe gaining control of the Bright Angel trail and widespread mourning actions by M K & T officials for Henry C Rew.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Railway St. Louis California City Santa FE Arizona United States Bureau of Forestry Santa Fe Railway Company Ad Canyon Flagstaff Board of Supervisors Coronino County R. H. Ferrall Ferrall R. H. Cameron

Relief efforts and railway earnings report mix in 1906 update

Reports describe free transport and relief coordination after a disaster with Mr Stubbe guiding communications and orders to move evacuees. Officials like Kum Etter Ripley and Parker visit, while Auditor Askew notes Texan rail earnings rise eight months to Feb 28. Plans reveal Texan and Louisiana steel shops, and vast rail demand from Eastern mills. A medical testimonial praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption.

Catie Neeeei Nea James Kum K. Etter Heeiso Aietalon Rio Tralomaster P. Ripley Mr. Kurn San Verna Parker Mr. Parker Te Ripley

Postmaster Appointed and Notaries Public Named

Official matters list John W. Stephenson as postmaster at Alte Lincoln county. Notaries public appointed by Governor Herbert Iman include S Whitehead Farmington San Juan county C TR Jeffries Mescalero Otero Wiliam P Hart Textco Roosevelt Cyreanns A Peck Sunnyside Roosevelt county. Memorial Day circular from Adjutant General Santa Fe May 4 1906 urges National Guard units to plan exercises at home stations for May 30 and display the flag half staff from sunrise to noon hoist at dam noon to sunset. Stomach troubles: Mrs Sue Martin of Palsonia Miss cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. samples free.

John Harvey King Santa Fe Nellie Weiss San Bernardino Keehane Prescon Ariz Henry W. Nisbet Los Angeles King Ash Fork Winslow Notaries Public Herbert Imann S Whitehead Farmington San Juan County C. TR Jeffries Mescalero Otero Wiliam P. Hart Textco Roosevelt Cyreanns A. Peck Sunnyside Roosevelt County Adjutant Territory of New Mexico Adjutant General's Office National Guard United States Army A. P. Tarrington Sue Martin Palsonia Miss Chamberlain

Carnation Cream Carrs Dither Recipe Note

A brief note describes preparing a dish using Carnation Cream and Carrs. It suggests a savory or dessert plan with dairy cream as a key ingredient. The text emphasizes simple steps to blend the cream for a smooth result.

Baseball Batteries and Scores Across Leagues

A mixed report details multiple baseball battery pairings and scores from the American and Western Leagues, mentioning teams and players such as Donahue Payne Dineenan Hughes Heysdon and others, with scattered game results. It also includes a land office notice for a 1906 Santa Fe filing by Jesus Garcia y Lopes, plus a note on Chamberlains Salve for sore nipples with nursing guidance.

Detroit Donahue Payne

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