Rail crew linked to caboose thefts and arrests
A Santa Fe caboose yielded stolen whisky gin cigars and gloves taken from a freight car bound for Arizona. Conductor E Sanders and brakemen C W Booker and J O Hill faced charges. Sanders proved innocent while Booker and Hill fled. The railroad offers 200 reward for their capture. another brakeman G T Burns faces charges for possession of stolen goods.
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Santa Fe
Arizona
E. Sanders
C. W. Booker
J. O. Hill
Sanders
Booker
Hill
Caboose
G. T. Burn
The
Superior Court
Burns
W. Booker
Former Socorro People Living in Territorial Metropolis
During the recent territorial fall Mr and Mrs Anton Mayer of Socorro were visitors. Notes from ex Socorro residents now in the territorial metropolis include P H Dempsey prospering on Pacific avenue, Dixie Quinlan moving to Washington, F A Jones owning a home on North Eighth street, Russell Howell and family from Senorito near Albuquerque with Howell on jury duty, Mary Kutgner planing Los Angeles winter, J S Fullerton among others. D B Phillips, resident and property owner since the eighties, remains connected to Socorro.
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Phillips’ Orchestra
South Fifth Street
Mary Landon
North Second Street
Lillie
Hazel
St. Joseph's Hospital
T. F. Read
Marquette Avenue
Maud Radcliff
Albuqquerque
Golden Rule
W. T. McCreight
Daily Sun
Socorro
Albuquerque
McCreight
Succes
Anton Mayer
Gem City
Mayer
Washington
F. A. Jones
North Eighth Street
Russell Howell
Howell
United States
Mary Kutgner
Highlands
Santa Fe considers its own fair next year
The New Mexican reports Santa Fe may organize a Santa Fe Fair and Driving association to promote a year after year fair. Sixteen capital business leaders met Judge N B Laughlin to discuss fair grounds sites near the city. A preferred tract beyond the Indian training school would host a half mile track and park, with water access and city reach. The site’s proximity to a water main offers savings on sprinkling pipes and a fire plug precaution.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Fair & Driving Association
Albuquerque
N. B. Laughlin
United States Indian Training School
Fair Grounds
Transportation plans and local fundraiser progress noted
A subscription drive aims to fund a new company with 15000 capital with Santa Fe Central or Denver Rio Grande lines as options. By Friday night 8800 had been raised after rounds of business visits, and more pledges were expected in a few days. In a separate incident a man was robbed by two strangers near the senate saloon on First Street. one man was arrested at the Star saloon and the other at large as the county jail awaits grand jury action.
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Elty i
Santa Fe Central Railway
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Henry Brother
James Hall
St. Louis
James Garner
Dennison
Texas
Hall
Garner
Senate
First Street
John Holland
Walter Howe
Star
Brother
Jailed Pending Forger y Charge by Vegas Officer
Hebrew tailor Sam Neumuth formerly with Goldstein Bros at 618 Douglas avenue was jailed in Las Vegas on a forgery- likely charge after floats three bad checks misattributed to Goldstein. He boarded a Trinidad train but was stopped by A C Arb and detained. he repaid cash and funds when pressed. Fourteen-dollar checks passed at Montezuma restaurant and Bismark, with one 14.50-dollar check cashed at Opera Bar. A source notes Neumuth faced prosecution as details were arranged. Separate notice from Interior Land Offices at Santa Fe lists Juan Vablo Montano of Hagan NM filing for five-year homestead proof, with witnesses named, final proof set before Probate Clerk in Bernalillo NM on November 1906.
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Sam Neumuth
Goldstein Bros
Douglas Avenue
Las Vegas
Kelly
W. Goldstein
Trinidad
Neumuth
Goldstein
Montezuma
Bismark
Opera Bar
A. C. Arb
The
Vegas
Goldstein Brothers
Erb
Tumath
Juan Vablo Montano
Hagan
N. M
Bernallilo
Nestor Gonzales
Jacobo Gutierrez
Las Placitas
Jose F. Gutierrez
Las Placita
N. Oe
Andres Armijo
L T Cooper Interviewed In St Louis Visit
St Louis Oct 2 L T Cooper known for charitable work and two medicines interview reveals plans to stay about four weeks. He aims to prove his claims, seeks contact details of those in need, and discusses public deafness demonstrations and a new discovery remedy. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is included.
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St. Louis
L. T. Cooper
Thx
Mr. Cooper
St. Venis
Pittsburg
Cooper
Stening
Pat
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J. D. Emmons
West End
Colo
Albuquerque, N. M
Mrs. Trainor
Belen
Mr. Trainor
Bridge Building Department
Aew. M. Hedden
Santa Fe Road
Aiabe
Payson Ripley
San Marcial
Ve Gilbert
W. Larimer
Topeka
Eee
A. A. Dwyer
Alvarado
Fair Association For
Department of the Interior
Ealen
Albuquerwe
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
EL Paso
New Mexico
Mia
Ora Bussard
Brubaker
Naniar
Standard Plumbing and Heating CO
E. E. Burlingame & CO
Lawrence St
Denver
the Bank OF Commerce
White House
South Fliat Street
D. Arias
New York
South Second Street
Depot
Postoffice
P. Zito
West Sliver Avenue
D. E. Galloway
Rice Hotel
North First Street
Dinella & Lencioni
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
South First Street
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Tijeras
Italy
Lucca
Lommori & Matteucci
Foe
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
N. MM
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Tijeras Avenue
P. Hall
Roocietty Foundry
Albuquerane
Mmn
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
J. Korber & CO
West F. NE
EGE
AAAS
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Automatic Telephone
L. H. Shoemaker
Walton's Drug Store
Southird Street
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort Nic
North Third Street
Rasce & Mauger
North First St
TOT
GRADI
North Third Strewr
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
North Broadway
Wallington Avenue
N. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Assocteon
West Railroad Avenue
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker
Pres
WM. M. Berger
Sec'y
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