Weather pattern and cold May week in New Mexico
The weekly Weather Bureau report covers Santa Fe and counties across New Mexico in May 1907. A general storm produced rain in central and southern regions while northern areas saw snow high in the mountains. cold, unsettled conditions persisted with frequent freezing nightly lows and slow snowmelt, yet streams remain well supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
Agricultural College
Dona Ana County
Allen Graham
Albert
Union County
H. M. Hanyon
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Pitt Ross
Alto
Lincoln County
J. W. Stephenson
Broomfelt
San Juan County
Fred le Clerc
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Raymond de Pas
Gsth
Salazar
Sandoval
Rio Arriba
William Wetenhall
el Paso
Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
el Rito
Espanola
Arriba
Frank D. Meliride
Folsom
Union
Fort Stanton
Lancoln
J. Borgema
Jobime
E. J. Tiley
Glenn
Chaves
Mary Cox
Laguna
Valencian
Gil Weiss
Lake Valley
Serra County
War
P. Kedl
Dartie
Orange
Otero
F. M
Rosedale
Socorro County
W. H. Martin
O ‘Ally
U. S. Weather Bureau
R. M. Hardinge
Railroads Face Delays as Santa Fe and Mexican Central Congest
Reports say P J Irish of the International road has a trick on Santa Fe telegraph offers at La Mare o. Santa Fe plans a new time card so morning arrivals can stay on time. Albuquerque delays disrupt connecting trains, causing late arrivals. El Paso Herald notes blocked yards in El Paso, Texas, with 142 cars waiting transfer due to congestion. Mexican Central and Santa Fe yard congestion grows as freight piles up daily, delaying exports and imports across both lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Irish
International Road
Santa Fe
la Mare
The
Albuquerque
el Paso
Heralu
Santa PE
Texas
Mexican Central
Central
Brewers Will Fight For Property In Kansas Liquor Case
Kansas City May reports state Supreme Court appointed receivers seize brewery properties as part of a 20 year liquor war. They face legal challenges after visiting five cities and taking control of plants, with disputes over ownership of grounds and fixtures. Brewers threaten court action if seized assets are sold to fund the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
State Supreme Court
State Legal Department
Idle Hour Park
Helm Brewing Company
Brewing Company
Topeka
Arm Injury Case Arises From Rail Work In Oakland
A brakeman on the Southern Pacific claims a November 26 1904 accident after his arm was mangled while adjusting a coupling between freight cars. He seeks 25000 damages alleging signals were ignored and an improperly secured coupling breached federal safety rules. Attorneys Patterson and Wallace represent the defendant. case to be heard before Judge Max of the federal court in session.
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Oaknd
Cal
Oakland
Plaintife
Fortemore
Patterson & Wallace
Max
Federal
Trains Delayed Across Santa Fe Route In New Mexico
Last week only train No 10 from El Paso arrived in Albuquerque on time. Other east and west bound Santa Fe trains were delayed one to twenty four hours due to derailments and accidents between Los Angeles and Chicago. No 5 caused track blockages, while No 1 faced rumors of a ditching later denied by crews. The Rio Grande division remains least affected.
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Trappic
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
el Paso
Los Angeles
Chicago
California
Syracuse
Kas
Acitch
Newton
Rio Grande
Cattle Market Soars on Tight Kansas City Supplies
Kansas City reports fresh cattle demand with a 10 cent gain as weekly supply runs about half normal. No clear break in sheep and lamb markets, witth strong prices for fed westerns and light consignments from Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas muttons. Representative western sales show varied but solid prices across horned killers, yearlings, and clipped sheep amid May market strength.
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Kansas City
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Lockhart L. & Co
Sugar City
Veelo
J. H. Riley
Fowler
Ers
Ihe
J. F. Mariman
Las Animas
Colo
W. Mariman
McIntosh Bros
Cole
W. M. Klusman
W. EB. Snyder
Rhoades & Cole
Cooper & le
Humboldt
Nebr
Colt & A. & Co
Hiverdale
Cola
Harsin
Rocks Ford
Hulley & Son
Riverdale
Ewes
S& Tbs
Hatenporia
Kar
Wethers
Power Brow
Priday
Hatcher
Emporia
Kan
Cipped wethers and lambs quoted at regional markets
Market brief lists cipped wethers at 109 pounds for 6.20 dollars, Young Broa at 279 Tambs and 75 pounds at 8.35, Mariman & Kaneas in Kansas with 2% lambs at 79 pounds for 8.20. Prices and weights show typical livestock trading data from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Broa
Woaryeso
Kan
Mariman
Kaneas
Roswell Realty Buys Buildings In Roswell
Roswell New Mexico May 8 Pete Jieoby bought John Kingston's one story brick building 25 by 80 feet occupied by the Oriental saloon paying 10000 for it to be used as a restaurant Dan Park of Denver sold his fifty foot Toot on Main street next to Roswell Hardware Company's building with a two story adobe hotel to Mrs Marie V for 19000 The property formerly owned by H Skipwith sold quickly also advertising various goods and local services including Chamberlains Pain Palm and stove repairing services by D Stokes and Company.
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Roswell
N. M
Pete Ji Eoby
John Kingston
Oriental Saloon
Dan Park
Denver
Main Street
Roswell Hardwarempany
Marie V
H. Skipwith
Excursions Listed To Various Cities With Return Prices
Travel specials show Mexico City, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Columbus, Dickson and more with varied return fares. Tickets on sale dates range from May to September 1907. Limits include 60 days, 70 trips, and seasonal options through December 15 1907. Agent YR Purdy handles sales and final limits in June 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Folk
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Slumbus
Ohio
Goth
Dickson
Purdy
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W.V. Frutrelle Furniture
Aring
Coler
Magdalena
Wm. Pender
Mountainair
Torrance
Dw. Corbett
Nara Visa
Willard Belknap
Brewers
Southern — Pacific
Cabinet Futrelle Furniture Co
United States Federal Court
J. Ktrugs
Alen Hoosler Kitchen
Egroe
Bob Ce
Galveston
San Francisco
Belen Patent
Belen
Roswell Realty
Chamberlain
D. Stokes and Company
West Railroad Avenue
Standard Plumbing and Heating Company
John Strumquist
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
Iqhn Becker
Pres
WM. M. Berger
Sec’y
Nobby
Kohn Brothers
M. Mandell
L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Thos. F. Keleher
Red Cross
Red Crow
WH. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
Am Timo Pettine
Benedetto Berardinelli
Cc. A. and
C. Grande
Dr. King
Cate
Gale
Ann
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armifo Building
A. E. Walker
Insurance Secretary Mutual Building
West Rallreed Avenue
Trevi a _GRain
North Third St
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Klienwort
North Third Street
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Imperial Laundry Co
BOBO
BOC
Rsocsc
BOB C
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