Real estate transfers show September activity uptick
Real estate transfers in September rose above August, averaging more than a transfer per day. The listings feature residence and improved property, with notable activity in the Eastern and Perea additions and in University Heights, led by several parcels changing hands for modest sums and many entries recording $1 transfers.
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Perea
University Heights
Strickler
Aurelia M. de Guebara
Teresa Cimino
Porterfield Company
William F. Albertson
H. Hias
Margaret Haas
Huning Highland Addition
Highland Addition
Martha Berger
Walter
Wheeler
Albuquerque
Theodore Springer
Jessie Kirch
Broadway Land and Improvement Company
Simon Davis
Jota Tand
Eastern
James Sanchez Toy Candido Chavez
N. J. Sanches
Lloyd — Htnaueker
William D. Metzgar
Hunng
Highland
Pauline Kihlberg
Richard Springer
D. A. Porterfield
John Neweander
T. E. Gargan
Perew
Union County Wool Output Surpasses Milestone
Union County ships over one million pounds of wool this season with Clayton handling about 1,000,000 pounds and more than 100,000 pounds stored in wool houses. The county’s wool crop totals around 2.5 million pounds annually, valued at about 475,000, with the lamb and other sheep contributing further income and the overall sheep industry near 1.525 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Folsom
Logan
Roy
Tucumeart
Union County
War on five wived Mormon ruler tests Utah law supremacy
Special correspondence from Salt Lake City reports the bid to issue a warrant against Joseph P. Smith, head of the Mormon church, as the polygamy crackdown enters a new phase. The article notes Smith’s six marriages, the church’s records suppression, and anticipated testimony from many church figures, including Senator Smoot, with details on family and births.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
Joseph P. Smith
Latter Dry Saints
Brigham H. Roberts
Smith
Europe
Lamson
Julina
Edna
California
Sarah Richards Smith
Alice Kimball Smith
Mary Sehwarts Smith
Smoot
Cobalt District Boom and Ban Quiet Sundays
Ottawa reports the Cobalt mining camp hosts half a dozen churches and no saloons with Sundays quiet and no knifings or shootings. Canada bans licenses near mines and a boom fuels speculation before a new inspection law curbs land grabs and accelerates development.
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Ottawa
Can
Cobalt
Paddy Welch
Toronto
W. G. Miller
Colbalt
Aged man dies after runaway horse in Estancia
An Estancia runaway horse caused internal injuries to Erastus M. Phillips, 78, deputy sheriff of Torrance county, at his home. He braved the rein to stop the wagon when tossed, lingered until early Sunday, and died in his bedroom after his wife left briefly to rest. He was a pioneer of the Batana valley with a widow and five children.
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Estancia
Phillips
Erastus M. Phillips
Torrance County
Fstancia
Batancla Valley
Beaties
Merchant Tailoring at 209 West Railroad Ave
A merchant tailoring shop operates upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue inviting public patronage. With fifteen years in the trade the owner guarantees first class work. Suits and garments tailored or cleaned, pressed, repaired. Ladies garments and walking skirts made to order. Bambini signs.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
Young mother claims Electric Bitters cured lifelong dyspepsia
Mia W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth, Me writes that her 74 year old mother, after twenty years of intense dyspepsia, was restored to vigor six months after starting Electric Bitters. The tonic purports to set stomach, liver and kidneys, purify blood, cure weakness and nerves. Price nine cents? Guaranteed by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
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Josephine
Parsons
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J. M. Sollie
David H. Dempsie
Amis
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Perfecto Armijo & Bros
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America
Mining Stock Exchange
Mose Mine
N. DiManro
J. D. Eakin
G. Glom
Chas
Melini
C. Bacheeh
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Bakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Ryt Fastidio
Southwest
Jon S. Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louie Hunter
T.J. Monarch
Santa FE
T. £. Purdy
St. Michael’s College
Christian Brothers
Bro. E. Lewis
Detroit Jewel Gas Range
Prchaser of & Range
Delineator
Good Housekeeping
Woman's Home Companion
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Marquette
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Faywood
New Mexico
el Pase & Southwestern System
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St. Louis
Chicago
Rock Island System
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King V. R. Stilew
EL. Paso
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