Traveling salesmen mix up hotel names in Albuquerque
J N Leary, a traveling man, recounts confusion when two salesmen with similar names stay at the same hotel in Albuquerque. Letters and laundry items are mixed, leading to mistaken identities and a humorous but embarrassing mix up involving Leary’s wife. A cane and gavel, sent by P F White from Yuma prison, are presented to the Knights of Columbus in Albuquerque for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Leavy
Starges
Albuquerque
X. J. Leary
Leary
J. SN. Leary
Clark
Onsen
Kata
M. Ryan
P. F. White
Yuma
Arizona
Ryan
Paking
White
Knights of Columbus
Alka
Alee
Mr. Ryan
Solumbus
Shoring a Hot? The Art of Proper Horse Shoeing
The article stresses careful, scientific horse shoeing as essential for soundness and performance. It argues that shoeing must fit each horse, with judgment, training, and common sense guiding the farrier. It promotes Smith & Frank, 215 West Coppin, offering prompt, low-priced shoeing with inspectable work and specialty calling cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Frank
Sims Brothers Value Valley Ranch Plans Health Resort
Sims brothers owners of the Valley ranch in the Upper Pecos valley left Albuquerque for the ranch after several days in the city. He stayed at the Alvarado hotel. Former Chicago resident Sims, with brother Herbert, are developing a modern health resort at the Wall ranch and operate a large chicken farm. The Sims brothers are related to United States District Attorney Sims of Illinois, known for his fight against Standard Oil and other trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roh. Sims
Pecos Valley
Albuquerque
Alvarado Hotel
Sims
Chicago
Herbert Sims
Wall Ranch
Sims Brothers
United States
Ilinoly
Minos
Red Rafferty severely injured in saloon incident
Red Rafferty known as Red among railroad men was badly beaten with a billiard cue in a saloon fight and may have brain injury. He returned to work with the Santa Fe, fainted on duty, and plans transport to Kansas City. Authorities consider operation possible to ease his suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafferty
Fanta Fe
Kansas City
Denver
Colo
PL. Win NM
U.S
Office of Post Quartermaster
Po Wingate
He McCauley
Four Mule Team Plunges From Bridge Near Oak Grove
Four mule team and two heavily loaded wagons slipped from the Leopold road bridge near Oak Grove Saturday, tumbling about twenty feet into a rocky canyon. One man was injured lightly. the rest escaped unharmed. The freight and wagons suffered major damage, coal pooled below, and the wreck required hours to salvage. The team belonged to W A Tenfrey, freighting to Leopold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Leopold Road
Oak Grove
W. A. Tenfey
Leopold
Santa Fe Prepairs Reception for Curry
Santa Fe prepares to welcome Governor Curry with capital visit planned for mid July. Probate clerk George V Armijo notes good farm lands despite storms. Victor Ortega named probate judge to replace late incumbent. Ortega a former territorial legislator and county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
George V Armijo
Santa Fé
Albuquerque
FR. Connelly
Curry
Victor Ortega
Ortega
Armijo
The
Rough Riders
Loc
Iy Chaves
Memorial Day Sermon in Albuquerque by Rev Rollins
Memorial day services are planned for the First M E church in Albuquerque with Rev J C Rollins delivering the sermon. G K Warren post No 5 G A R and related women’s groups invite all citizens and veterans to attend Sunday May 26 at 10 30 a m at Central school then move to the church on Lead avenue and Third street for the memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
J. C. Rollins
GK. Warren
G. A. Re
Albuquerque
N. M
G. K. Warren Post
W. RC
G. A. Tu
Central School
M. E
Lead Avenue
Third Street
Oxendine Gold Strike Attracting Much Attention
In Albuquerque a rush of interest surrounds a new mining camp. Local clerks and employees form a company to prospect for properties, sending out representatives and planning to stake claims. Prospects near the hills promise exploration at low cost with high hope of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Supriog & Grub
Albuquerque
Telegraphic Markets and Commodity Prices Reported
Financial quotes from New York via F J Grat & Co cover stocks including Amalgamated Copper American Sugar and Anaconda. Summary notes New York stocks ease while London market is irregular. gold exports may rise. San Francisco building trade lockout threatened. Kansas City livestock and Chicago cattle and sheep prices detailed, plus Western metals and money market context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hank
London
McClellan
San Franscisco
Chega Frake & Onis
Town Notes New Wires, Meetings, and Building
New telephone wires are going up near the stock guide. Triple Link Rebekah lodge No. 1d will meet Friday at 2 30 p m. Ground is broken for Mann & Bros new store on Copper avenue. A two story brick home rises on Railroad avenue for Linville. The Manhanwa Musical Comedy company presents The Telephone Girl at the Casino this week drawing crowds. Regular Woman's Club meeting is planned for tomorrow afternoon at the club hall. A vacant storefront on South Seaaidtreet is being turned into an arcade ready for opening. Probate Clerk A B Walker announced a list of names for volunteer service. The Reliance Electric sale features a new line in store windows. A new motor building for Frank will soon be erected at Bikend avenue and Kitts street. Murray Mack burlesque show travels with lively entertainment and pretty girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Link
Rebekah Widge
Odd Fellows' Hid
Deni
Mann & Bros
Newe Merchanix
Copper Avenue
Berne
Third Streets
Railroad Avenue
Fifth Street
Linville
Gertig
Java
Manhanwa
Plano
Woman's Club
Tiye Avenue
North Arno
Edith Street
HW Keifer
Hotee
Reliance Electric and Destruction Company
Averue
Pith
la Junie
Jaco Loeb
New York
Gue
Second Street
Degus
Morstary Pee
Frank Inte
Bikend Avenue
Kitts Etreet
Onue
Muri Axaih
Fun
Murray
Viaduct Fire Threat Under Santa Fe Yard Car
Firefighters respond to an alarm at 12 48 pm as a freight car ignites under the Coal street viaduct in the Santa Fe yards. The blaze is doused after removing car boards. Damage is estimated under five dollars. Officials suspect the fire was started by engine sparks.
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Fie
Santa Fe
Coal Street
Forest supervisor reports on district conditions and trespass
Supervisor H. H. Harris toured Mount Taylor and Mannano forests finding rangers performing well and no major fires or accidents. Grazing by sheep goats cattle and pack animals is extensive on government land. He notes some illegal "cubes" to be dealt with by law, and reports many new trails under construction to aid ranger movement. Post office changes and generic ads follow in the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. HH. Harris
Mount Taylor and
Mannano National Forests
Forest Service
First class shoemaker and repair ship arrives
First class shoemaker and repair shop announces receipt of a fresh shipment, promising updated materials and tools to enhance shoe repair services.
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Leavy
Autograph
Upper
Pecos
Reurn
APTS
City
Red” Rafferty
Willie
George Armijo
Caps
Rollins
Warner
Methodist Church
F. J. Grat & Co
Barnett Building
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
American Smetters
Jean Car Foundry
Jene Anaconda By & O. Vise
Canadian Pacific
Colo Fuel East GW
Missouri Poettic
Ren Penneyly
Southern Pacific Ae Southern
S. Coen
North Hutte Butte Coal
Wall& Arias
Ners Cour
Chicago Livestock
Attle
Beever
Nelfere
Metal Market
Prime Mercantile
Speier
Ma Market
Louie Md
New Mexico
Berino
Dona Ana
James J Lows
Cromer
Roosevelt County
BR. A. Cromer
Hanly
Quay County
J.C. Anderson
Hous
Chaves
W. H. Robeson
Hayat Mantor
I. W. Gray
Morgan City
Chamberlain
P. Matteucci
Green Front
North First St
Highland Livery
Bem
Sadie
Lambrook Bros
John Street
Morel
Co. F. Allen
West Gold
Bath
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. Belder, Armije Building
Albuquerque Hatters
Gold Ave
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Lucca
the Champion Grocery Co
Matteucci Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Santa Fe Restaurant
Blue Point
Linder Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Superior Planing
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & CO
Buquerque, N
North Second ST
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