Railroad Topics and Fixes Across Southwest Lines
Reports from Winslow and Gallup note a Gallup employer winning a Santa Fe competition, and a conductor and daughter traveling to Michigan for a mother’s illness. A brakeman shot by a tramp near San Jal, with hospital care in Los Angeles, is recorded alongside railroad executive changes in New York and Sonora plans to extend Cananea to Fairbanks connecting with Southern Pacific. Details include a Winslow engineer joining a Pan American assignment then returning, tribute to trainmaster Mills, and Grand Master Han’s coast visit with a $25,600 donation. Also noted are right of way gains in western Kansas for Raton fuel lines and a proposed Santa Fe extension from Englewood to Raton, plus coal field notes and a New Mexico charter for rail expansion.
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Mexico
Pai
Winslow
Williams News
Pan-American Railroad
Eddie
Arixvana
Rmain
City of
George Sullivan
C. A. Greenian
JR. Treat
Santa Fe
L. E
John J. Han
Brotherhomes Locomotive Engineurn
Ui Peoria
San Francisco
Southern
San Francisto
Hannshan
Pias
Lost of
Los Angelis I
Guthrie, Okim
New Mexico
Santa Fe, Liberal & Englewood Company
Englewood
Kan
Raton
N. M
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Max L. Cunningham
Anglewood
Wichita
Thade
Liberal
Iglewood
Beaver City
Bohemian Colony Project Promised Meetings In Socorro
The number of Bohemians arriving in Socorro on Thursday and Friday did not meet expectations. Kirchman cites farm work and fear of a San Pancho catastrophe as reasons, but promises a rousing meeting west of TA when farmers are free. He plans continued efforts and notes Hahemiank visits and summer excursions to Socorro. Postmaster Robbed at Riverton. letter claims 20 years of liver illness cured by Electric Bitters after doctor prescribed them.
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Mills
HL. Mills
Needles
H. M
W. H. Miliv
Arizona
Socorro
Mr. Kirchman
San Panctaco
J. Ir. Kirchman
West TA
Hahemiank
Socarro
W. Fouts
Riverton
Plume Harvest Threatens Egrets and Herons
The article notes plumes from breeding egret feathers are obtained by killing parent birds, leaving young to starve. Each egret yields about one sixteenth ounce of plume, with a hat often costing a dozen deaths. Feather hunters have nearly wiped out the two plume bearing heron species. laws have protected birds, and Queen Alexandra's stance may influence policy.
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New York
England
America
Kentucky
Merchant Tailoring Upstairs Over No 209 West Railroad
Bam Bini proprietor announces a merchant tailoring shop upstairs over No 209 West Railroad Avenue. Fifteen years of experience in the business with guaranteed art class work. Suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Specialities include ladies garments and walking skirts. Give me a trial.
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Weet Railroad Avenue
Lake Shore to Boston Offers Very Low Round Trip Rates
One fare plus $1 for the round trip with travel May 31 to June 9 and return by depositing ticket. July 15 deadline. Great chance to visit New England. Write A. C. Burrows T P A in Kansas City for full details. Warren J. Lynch, passenger traffic manager, Chicago. Subscribe for The Citizen.
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New England
A.C. Burrows
Tenth
Walnut Streets
Kansas City
Warren J. Lynch
Trafic
Chicago
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof in New Mexico
Department of the Interior Santa Fe office reports Jesus Garcia y Lopez of Carpenter Bernalillo County New Mexico will submit final proof June 5 1906 at Albuquerque US Court Commissioner for the west half of the southwest quarter section 12 township 10 north range east. Witnesses Laundry Jaramillo Pedro Gurela Francisca Olguin Mario Gutierrez all of Carpenter NM. Manuel Otero Registrar
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
United States Court
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Jesus Garcla Y Lopez
Carpenter
Bernalillo County
Jaramillo
Pedro Gurela
Francisca Olguin
Mario Gutierrez
Manuel Otero
Reglater
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Doles
Albuquerque Hardware CO
Cornell
Gallup
Asthess
M. Todd
Miss Hazel
Michigan
Tip
Young Fot Winslow
Memphis
Tetin
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Basineeta
Winslow Lodge
Erickson
Southern Pacific
Tralin
San Jal
Los Angles
Morawetz
RFS
New York Dispatch
Victor Morawetz
To Atchison, Topeka & Santa Ho
Walker D. Hines
Louisville
Hines
Loulavilié
Numphrey, Hines & Huraph
Louleville & Nashville
New York City
Cananea
Yaqui River
Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific
Arigona
Naco
Cty
Fairbanks
Benson
Nogales
Kansas
Guthrin
Ile
Raton & Des Fond
County
Bas
Nowell
Maxwell Grant
Cimarron Valley
Bohemian Colony
Sing — Ible
Queen Alexandra
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Copper Avenue
Elite Cafe
West
Silver Avenue
Thornton
South
Walter Street
Lois
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Thir
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R P. Hall
Iron and Brass Castings
Albuquerque, A
Sosoe
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Bond
Geo.t. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melini
EAKIN
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Gommerge
Bambini
Lake Shore
Boston
DBD
Emmons
Dean
Pioneer Bakery
Simon E Balling
Balling Bros
iWe
South Pirst Street
TOY! & Graads
North Third Street
G. Pratt & Co
Jos. Heekin & Co
Impeden
Alllaboro Creamery
Earth
Serond Street
Las Flores
ImpErIal Council of the Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
Dr. King
Wootton & Myer
Third St
Nn, M
Silver Ave
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Association
FIGU
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J. Korber & CO
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Belen
Doe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Galveston
el Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belem
Ee Winery
Ace T
Vos
Co 'Vation
Ehoy
Wave Bouew
Aleo
fireLcinss Modern Hotel
Belew Town and Improvement Company
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
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