Indians Ride Buffalo Dream at Merry-Go-Round Scene
Several Te?ta Indians wander from South Second Street to a Coal Avenue merry-go-round. They ride wooden ponies, shout war whoops, and imitate buffalo hunts, displaying Westward spirit amid the crowd. In mining news Colonel Albert P. Hunter arrives in Las Vegas with plans to develop near Golden, buying gear and promising ore shipments within sixty days.
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South Second Street
Coal Avenue
Albusaterque
Albert P. Hunter
Tres Hermanos Mining and Development Company
Las Vegas
Golden
Hunter
Rocky Mountains
Couer d'Alene
Colon 1
New England
Colonel Hunter
Tam
el Paso
Mortuary notices for Reynolds and others in local obituaries
Obituary items report Herbert O Reynolds to be transported to Guelph Ontario for burial. Also notes deaths including Satan 20, Albert Lawrence 21, an eighteen day old infant of Dr Davila, Miss Mary McNamara 25, JC Lorenk 20, and other local passings with burial plans, hospital deaths, and family ties. several details given on origins and next of kin.
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Herbert O. Reynolds
Guelph
Ontario
Canada
Albert Lawrence
New York
Davila
North Eighth Street
Father Mandalati
JC. Lorenk
Copper Avenue
Weston
W. Va
West Virginia
Odd Fellows
Modern of America
High School Class Refuses Diplomas At Ottawa Opera House
Ottawa Kan May 20 The Ottawa high school class led by many seniors refused to raise the curtain until the superintendent and faculty granted Horace Smith Jr a diploma and allowed him to stand on the platform. Smith had been stricken from the roll for deportment. after an hour of bargaining the faculty yielded and he was graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
Horace Smith
W. L. Burdick
University of Ansss
Benson
Cfase
County Officials Inspect Alameda Dykes After Rio Grande Risk
Alfred Grunsfeld and Manuel nger of Hernalillo county commissioners, plus Pit t and A Ee k, visited Alameda to inspect the new dykes on the Rio Grande's west bank. They reported high water and strong current but no overflow danger, noted leakages repaired, added workers, and pledged constant watch and rapid repairs if needed. County Surveyor Ross led the effort, and officials emphasized masonry dykes are needed before allowing the river to go unwatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred — Gransfeld
Manuel Nger
Hernalillo County
Pitt
A. Eek
Alameda
Rio Grande
Mr. Grunsfeld
Ross
Market and finance notes from New York and Western exchanges
Telegraphic market report from F J Graft & Co. quotes New York conditions and industry actions. Includes corporate mortgage plans by Brooklyn Union Elevated and Nassau Electric, crop forecasts in Kansas, and livestock and wool market figures from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis, with prices and receipts across several commodities.
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New York
London
Brooklyn Union Elevated
Neason Electric
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Nassau Electrics
Kansas
Kansas City Livestock
Kinga City
St. Louis
York
Tober
American Car Foundry
Anacon Amery
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Chicago
Great Western
Cheasewake
Ohio
Erie
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Vets Northern, Pacific
Ontario and Western Ass
Pennsylvania
Northern Prince
Shannon
North
Burary Butte
Old Coal Dominion
Wlumet Lus
Arny
Two Small Wrecks On The Santa Fe
Train schedules show two minor wrecks on the Santa Fe tied up the main line. Delays affected California bound traffic. No. 1 and No. 4 arrived and departed with small gaps while No. 9 derailed freight between Las Vegas and La Junta, delaying service for hours.
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Maine
California
Las Vegas
la Junta
Albuquerque Gets W 0.7 U Annual Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New Mexico will hold its annual meeting this fall in Albuquerque. The executive board met Saturday with Mrs. Leaning presiding. Mrs. C. Nutter directed the meeting. Devotional services were led by Mrs. Mead. Reports from Santa Fe and Las Vegas unions were read. Medal contests were decided to be inaugurated this fall. The program committee includes Mrs. Nutter, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Pitt Ross, and Mrs. George Leaning.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Leaning
East Raiload Avenue
Mra . C. Nutter
Territorial
Nutter
Mra. Wilson
Pitt Ross
George Leaning
Burnham Asked to Resign as Mutual Life Reserve President
New York May 20 The Herald reports Frederick A Burnham president of the Mutual Life Reserve Insurance company has been asked by the board to resign by Wednesday. Archibald Haynes will be elected in his place as the action follows the conviction of Burnham’s brother George Huraham for fraud and forgery tied to the company.
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New York
The
Herald
Frederick A. Burnham
Mutual Life Reserve Insurance Company
Archibald ©. Haynes
Burnham
George Huraham
Regular meetings and local events fill town agenda
Knights of Pythias and city fathers hold regular meetings tonight. Justice of the Peace George Craix celebrates his 27th birthday. Fraternal Brotherhood and Alamogordo No. 1 I.O.O.F. hosts sessions at Odd Fellows hall. A rough day for local roads as University road work begins to fix drainage and ruts. Open air concert by the American Lumber Company Band at Robinson Park draws a crowd. A complaint filed by Mia Guadaloupe Aragon against Rufukio Arredondo for assault. Local social events planned by Lindses Society and Presbyterians. The Telephone Girl show at Trap Park Casino noted. crowd experiences tram delays and car waiting after the performance.
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Knights of Pythias
City Fathers
Justice of the Peace
George Craix
Silo Hall
Knights of Pythige
K. Ore Hall
KR. Adams
Sue of
Albuguerd
Mia Guadaloupe Argon
Rufukio Arredondo
Foh
Odd Fellowe
Prempus
Leo Garcia
American Lumber Company
Robinson Park
Appiaier
Jean Duty
Ted. Bartlett
Lindses Society of the Christi Church Iit
Holt
Trapark
Albuqu Ue Traction Company
Divorce and civil verdicts from Bernalillo County court
Bernalillo County District Court granted a divorce to Nellie del Iron cited against her husband on abandonment charges with attorney Heatock for the plaintiff. A separate civil suit resulted in a $1600 verdict over furniture removal from a home rented in March 1906, with Klocksen and Reynolds for plaintiffs and defendants respectively. The administrator of M. Orths pursued a $100 claim, yielding a jury verdict for the defendant. F H Lester and Klock & Wishe represented parties. Subscribe to The Citizen for more.
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Dorepd
Abbott
Nellie del Iron
Tees Cardelis
Heatock
J. ©. Crane
D. Emmonson
James MH. Smith
Iain
Klocksen
Reynolds
Bultyudpuly
Elie
M. Orths
F. H. Lester
Dover Mystery Deepens Over Marvin Boy Death
Dover Delaware May 20 The coroners jury probes the death of Horace Marvin Jr with juror Wilken noting a whisky bottle containing a paper bearing names James Sylvester John Bury Smith Robert Purewaters and 10 1907 The boy disappeared March 4 Evidence from Dr Horace Marvin and neighbor Ollie Pleasanton among others is heard but the cause remains unresolved as the inquest proceeds behind closed doors The state attorney general handles the case with witnesses including Webb and others not yet detailed.
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Dover
Del
Scoroner
Horace Marvin, Jr
Robert O. P. Wilken
James Sylvester
John Bury Smith
Robert Purewaters
Wilson
Ge Richards
Richards
Horace N. Marvin
Ollie Pleasanton
Heighbor
Dos
Webb
Marvin
Hitle Marvin Boy
New Troops for Fort Apache Arrive En Route
Trop F, Fifth United States Cavalry, passed Albuquerque this morning en route to Fort Apache from Fort Duchesne Utah. The unit of forty five enlisted men and officers, commanded by Lieutenant T A Rothwell, traveled by train and expect a long march to Fort Apache arriving at Holbrook Arizona then proceeding to the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trop F
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Abuquerque
Fort Apache
Arizona
Fort DuChesne
Wath
T. A. Rothwell
Holbrook
Train wreck at Hillsboro injures twenty six people
Macon Ga May 20 A passenger train on the Georgia Central railway wrecked today at Hillsboro five miles north of here Twenty six persons were injured none fatally Two coaches overturned and the escape from death of passengers was miraculous
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Macon
Georgia Central Railway
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DREAM
Dirk
Manos Company
Satan
Santa Fe
Winslow
Ariz
TAC
Christine McGillivray
South Arno Street
Fairview
Mary McNamar
St Joseph's Hospital
McNamara Wis
Alvarado
Cumberland
al Varado
Rite LW
Gray
Morgan City
Otlee
Denver
Fort Wingate
U.S
Office of Post Quartermaster
Wingate
H. McCauley
Vann
Alameda Dykes
Telegraphic
F. J. Graft & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
Chase Livestock
Rae
Speltce
Seuis
Mutual Life Reserve Oosts
Archibald C. Haynes
Bernalillo County
Marvin Boy
Little Fellow
Ave
Morel
First St
C. F. Alien
Co-Operative Realty CO
Elder, Armijo Building
Gielitz the Tailor
Vaker
Men’s Fine Clothing
N. T. Armijo Building
Albuquerque Hatters
Albert Faber
Ideal Pi
Bank of Commerce
A.C. Bilicke
John S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles, California
Hollenbeck
Savoy Hotel Co
Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Theenarian
Uperior Planing
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & CO
Leuqueboque, Ne
Prp
Matteucci
Piet Claws Shoemaker and Repair
Just
Pew
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