Santa Fe expands lines and politics clash in rail news
Railroad notes report J T Snyder in San Bernardino and Conductor Brennan heading to Memphis for a union convention. Plans for a subway at La Junta yards loom, with an estimated 7000 dollars. Additional pieces cover new Kansas line from Kiowa to Belvidere, Englewood events, Harriman battles for El Paso Southwestern control, Salt Lake line upgrades, and Chinese Russian labor on the southern railroad project.
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Honus
J. T. Snyder
The
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Albuquerque
Brennan
Las Vegas
Memphis
Tenn
the Order of Railway Conductors
la Junta
Santa Fe Hospital
Los Angeles
Santa PR
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas
Kiowa
Belvidere
Medicine Lodge
Englewood
Wichita
Medicine River
Medicine Valley
Canon
Tex
Plainview Tex
Pecos Valley
Panhandle
Texas Road
Belen
N. M
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
EL Paso
Texas
Belen Patent
Lange Winery
New Menic
Neah
Tehuantepec railroad traffic overtaxed by heavy freight
Mexico City reports that the National Tehuantepec railroad will handle 600,000 tons of freight this year with 1,000,000 tons in sight for 1908. Officials say capacity expansion is planned, including a second track, and claim Panama Canal completion will not greatly reduce Tehuantepec traffic due to shorter route and competitive rates.
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Tehuantepec
Mexico City
Mexico
National
Tehuantepec Railroad
Ince
Fanama Canal
Tehuantepecine
Panama Canal
Panama
Jsmhmus of
Tehuanteper
Gost
Coatzacoalcos
Latina Cruz
Pima Cattle In Great Reserve Near Tucson Markets Active
Cattle in the Pima area are rising to prominence as a rich source for Tucson and the southwest. The ranges supply beer to Tucson and surrounding towns with steady shipments moving to California. The local cattle market remains notably active as shipments continue.
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Tucson
Altmanerque
Cattle shipments to California and New Mexico detailed
The report notes fattened cattle in California pastures and steady beef sales. Inspector George D. Scholefield inspected a large shipment shipped to California for the Peterson Ranch company by J. Moore Chris on, bought from Otero at a good price. Three-year-old steers were sent from Empire ranch, Walter O'Brien arranging several carloads to Albuquerque, with prices high in the current market. A testimonial claims Chamberlain's Salve cures eczema and itching, shared by John Z. Ongley of Rootville.
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California
George D. Scholefield
Paterson Ranch Company
Ty J. Mo Chrison
Ede
Empire Ranch
Walter O'Brien
Alec
Albuquerque
Chamberlain
John Z. Ongley
Rootville
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Harriman
BPO & Swea
EB. H. Harriman
Phelps-Dodge
Arizona
el Paso& Southwestern Road
Benson
Arisonia
Morenci
Detroit Copper Company
el Paso & Northwestern
el Pass
Jewson
EL Paso & Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Il Paso
FP Paso
Henson
Salt Lake
Wells
Law Vegay & Turinah Railroad
Clark
Poreion Lao
Pace Oo Chu
Vastern Pacite
Spe
Guaymas
United States
Teple-Guadalajara
Sierra Madre Range
Guadalajara
Mexiccan Central Railroad
Guay- Mas
Alc
V, Futrelle Furniture Co
Tom Hesser
Navajo
Winston M
J. H. O'Rielly
Occidental Insutanes Company
Albuquet NM
Wey House
Bie
Winslow Mall
Mr. O'Rielly
Kight
Farmington
June Roberts
W. W. Glerhard
Canon City
Westbrook
Ln Fruit and Mo
Miss Cory
New York
Crawford
Bum Hunter
Beatty
Scotty
Bil
Cloudcroft
Y. E. McNeill
Jong
Jank
Cimeergn County
Oklahoma
Nara Vista
New Mexican
G. Young
Black Mountain Cattle Company
Carlsbad
New Mexico Sun
New Mexico
George Rose
Dtor
Beep Stern
Albuqque
Prom Thes County
Tecson
Marvel
Ae Radios
She
Colorado
Via
Tony Smit
T. E. Purdy
A. T
S. F. RY
Wolfe
Por Buss
South Second Street
Mesxico City
Norfolk
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Umbus
Ohio
Dickson, Tenn
Standard Plumbing and Heating Company
John Strumquint
Mr. Clothes Buyer
Kohn Brothers
Union M!pe Clothing
M. Mandell
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Thos. F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Red Cross
Red Cow
WH. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Elienwor
Masonic
North Third
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Wednesda Imperial Laundry Co
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker
Pres
Wm, M, Berger, Sec’y
Dr. King
Mott’'S Pennyroyal
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armiro
A. E. Walker
Insurance Secretary Mutual Building Associ
W. E. Mauger Woool
Raube and
Mauger
North First St
Albuquerque, N. M
Helen
BOBO
Bobo Rce
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