Railroads and people in balance, Ripley article says
President Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway argues in the May issue of the System that railroads must serve the public with honest pricing and reliable service. He stresses mutual prosperity, industrial cooperation, and the railroad’s duty to advertise and develop supported regions while maintaining safety and efficiency. He notes his Albuquerque visit expected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Tipley
Santa Fe
Ripley
Santa Fe Railway
Albuquerque
Russia
Yellow Journale
Banta F
Cotter
Banta Fe
Cripple Creek to Get Long Drainage Tunnel Project
The Cripple Creek district plans a new 26,600 foot drainage tunnel to tap ore bodies 700 to 1,200 feet below the current water level, cost about 1 million dollars, with a three to four year construction span. The scheme aims to double the district’s production and unlock vast low grade ore via cyanide processes and deeper mining. The current shaft depths and the El Paso tunnel show the scale of drainage needed to access richer ore and sustain high output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
el Paso
Beacon Hill
Vindicator District
Camp i
Cripple Creek District
le Creek
New Mexico Medical Association Meets in Las Cruces
The New Mexico Medical Association held its annual meeting in Las Cruces with about thirty physicians from across the territory. The gathering praised for papers read and a successful banquet, and elected new movers including President R B McBride and vice presidents Angle and Steed. The association proposed a list of eligible members for the territorial health and licensing boards, noting recent appointments did not follow their recommendations. The editor remains Dr Mela, reappointed as editor-in-chief of the Medical Journal of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Medical Association
Las Cruces
de. GW. Mareison
R. BE. McBride
Lax Cruces
Angle
Sliver City
P.M. Steed
Dering
G. S. McLandress
Albuquerque
C. G. Duncan
Socorro
W. R. Tipton
Las Vegas
G. W. Harrison
Swope
Deming
Medical Association
Territorial Health Board and Licensing Board
Santa Fe
Ald
al Socorro
W. S. Haroun
B. B. Shaw
M. Cunningham
J. J. Shuter
Raton
G. W Harrison
P. G. Cornish
Telegraphic Markets Highlights From New York Quotations
Telegraphic market notes from New York relay prices on copper sugar can copper lead and coal stocks and rail names. Trade commentary notes slow collections harsh weather and retarded retail trade while production of anthracite is expected to rise. Foreign exchange gold demand softens with Mexican exterm excursions under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Huckman
Tenn Coal and
Commencement Day at University of New Mexico
The issuing of diplomas and degrees followed a full ceremony in the university auditorium. Ex Gov Hagerman spoke on civic virtue as President Tight presented diplomas, and the class of seven from the Normal and Arts departments was honored with prizes and songs. Senator Sulzer faced a city ordinance case in police court, with further action awaited Monday afternoon.
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Elgct
Texes
Ing
Herbert J. Hagerman
Ripley Orchestra
Teeee
Eiy
Ralph — Toscher
Kirk Bryan
Edmund Rees
Errett van Cleave
Allan Keller
Hugh Bryan
Charles Lembke
Phillips
Seve
Margaret Mary Keleher
Anita Manila Jasper
Beatrice Murphy
Nellie Enola Nash
Vida Pinney
College of Arts and Sciences
Kate Carthage Cunningham
A. J. Rowe
May Harsch
A. B. Kobel
Ogilvie Niven
A. B
Mr. Hagerman
University of New Mexico
Tight
Healae
Sulzer
Bernall Courty
Broadway
Pris«Oner
Craig
Frank Wilton
Blanchard Meat & Supply Company
Mrs Cohon Allures With Nonsense At City Hall
Mrs Marguerite Cohon, described as a woman of mystery, addressed Frank Quier health officer at city hall this morning. The exchange featured confusion and comic banter as Cohon insisted on a ride and confused attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Cohon
Frank Quier
Imre
Coho
Uddreeng Salazar
Silamar
Sphinx
Sampson Sues for Doctor Bill in City Court
A hearing before Justice Craja stavelock dealt with D E Sampson suing the Trimble company for $90 10 in medical costs after a Jan 1 1907 streetcar wagon accident. Sampson claims sudden horse start caused the fall. Trimble driver Hl Allers contends no fault. Testimony complete, decision pending.
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W. de ‘Trimble
Craja Stavelock
Sammie Con
Trimble Company
Santa Fe
Alba- Guergue
Sampeon
Sampeo
Allers
Clam
Best Sunday Dinner at Zeiger's Cafe Tonight
A bold dinner promotion invites patrons to Zeiger's Cafe for a Sunday noon to 3 PM meal at fifty cents. The notice also advertises a free lunch at the White Elephant tonight and repeats TONIGHT for emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeiger's Cafe
THE
White Elephant
First Class Shoemaker Trust Receives New Shoe Shipment
RP MATTEUCC and partners, renowned for repair work, announced the arrival of a fresh shipment of shoe components and materials. The update signals continued growth for the long established repair shop, with plans to expand offerings and serve more customers this season.
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President Ripley
System Magazine
New Mexico
MEDI
Dr. Mcoride
F. J. Graf & Co
New York
Barnett Building
N. M
Smelters Co
Car Foundry
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Tronelt
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel Ea
Chicago Great Western
Erie
Erie Fest
Missouri Pacific
York Central Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Voss Optd Greene
Cananea Smadnon Bo
Calumet and Arkeona
Coppur
North Hutte Butte
Conditio
Kansas City Livestock
Karenty
Nay
Maney
Miney Om Call Foe ‘Aly Prime Mercantile Paper Oyter
Wilver
St. Louis
Wasl Stewidy
Inchanged
American Amber Company
V. Sulzer
Techestra
Gallup
McKinley County
Jo L. Ladriere
Bokh
Albu
Lumber Ce
Mrs. Cohon
D. E Sampson
Doctor Bill
Matteucc
North First St
Highland Livery
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Waste Land
Ane Naaress
No. Zakima, Wash
U.S. A
Bath
Co-Operative Realty
J. B. Elder
Armijo Building
Albuquerque Hatters
South Edith
Ids
Vador
Vador Shades
Albert Faber
Staab Building
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
A. ©. Bilicke
John S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles, California
Hollenbeck
M— Santa Fe
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Superior
J.C. Baldridge
Chicago
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & CO
Lbuquerque
N. 2
North Second ST
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