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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
7
William Galvin, long employed in Santa Fe yards at Raton, accepts switchman post in C. & 8. yards at Trinidad. W. G. Malnix, master mechanic of the Raton division, resigns to take a similar role with Rock Island. He leaves Raton this week.
Rumors say the Santa FeRailway plans to relocate the El Paso line between the city and El Paso to straighten the track and remove kinks. An engineer is reportedly organized to oversee the work, with Rio Grande division survey changes aimed at avoiding flood areas and reducing yearly maintenance on river-exposed sections.
A Phoenix man, 8 J Holsinger, claims a major mining deal based on a buried meteor fossil found near Canyon Diablo ten miles from the Santa Fe tracks. He says a government patent covers 640 acres surrounding the meteor site and that the ground depression marks a vast underground chamber.
Kingman Miner reports Wallapai Charley died at 3 15 pm the day before in his wigwam near Kingman Arizona surrounded by friends and kin. A veteran of Mojave County era conflicts he was once shackled and sent to Alcatraz before returning to his homeland as a living witness to frontier clashes.
Charley Walker known as Captain Walker and identified as a tribal chief dies after a period of illness. Indian leaders Levy Levy and Sherum held high ranks while Charity wed in Kingman. Tribespeople gathered for death ceremonies, flags adorned the house, a war party danced, and cremation followed at Canyon station after the body was moved from Mineral Park.
If you had wealth like Rockefeller you could not buy a better medicine for lower complaints than Chamberlain's Solle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The most eminent physician cannot prescribe a superior preparation for colic and diarrhoea for children and adults. It never fails and is pleasant when reduced with water and sweetened. Every family should be supplied.
Santa Fe Elks plan to attend the Denver Grand Lodge reunion July 16 to 19 gowned in Native attire. About forty members expected with hopes to recruit more, plus Native teachers to train the dances. Railway official plans New Mexico train for Elks from Santa Fe Albuquerque Silver City Las Vegas and Raton to join Denver event.
Official notices detail a postoffice established nine miles north of Cerrillos New Mexico with Apolonio Rael as postmaster and Notary Public appointments for Nathan Well in Ocata Mora county Eugenio Romero names J Sparks deputy coal oil inspector covering Santa Fe Taos counties and parts of Rio Arriba. H A Wolford named district attorney for Socorro and Sierra counties. biographical sketch notes his Ohio roots and career. Also local beauty and veterinary offerings and a consumer tonic claim from Mrs Bambini with scalp treatments and a One Minute Cough Cure sold by J H O Rielly & Co.
A readable classified note advertises Elite Cafe offering good table board for four dollars a week at 120 West Silver Avenue near the post office.
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