Sudden death of cattleman Halstein shocks Silver City
The Silver City Enterprise reports the sudden death of Sim Halstein, a prominent cattleman and NAN Cattle Co. manager in Grant county New Mexico. He fainted Wednesday evening at his ranch on Lower Mimbres and died of heart failure before a doctor could arrive. Survived by widow and three children, about 60 years old, he built up large cattle interests after moving to the Southwest twenty years ago.
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Halstein
New Mexico
Silver City Enterprise
Sim Halstein
Mimbres
Holstein
Local Notes From Chattanooga And Santa Fe During City Visit
Hanner of Chattanooga Medical Company is in the city on business. Katherine Powers returned from a Santa Fe visit with St. Vincent's hospital guest status. A contract for a six room costume to be erected on Gold avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets is in discussion. St Joseph's hospital expansion foundation laid with superstructure under way costing about 16000. Neher, Wille Neher, John W. Abbott and Henry Westerfeld left for Los Lunas to hunt ducks and quail, returning last night. Mr and Mrs Putney with Harry Dodson planned a Pecos country trip for quail and ducks. Hon H B Fergusson returned from campaign with O A Larrazolo and predicts Democratic strength in Pecos valley. Ton Kleine fell on stairs at N T Armijo building. Marshal McMillin aided him. he survived with minor injuries. Captain S A McMarry, veteran liquor salesman, reports best year yet in the southwest, despite earlier challenges.
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Chattanooga, Tenn., Medical Company
Katherine Powers
Santa Fe
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
Y. Maynard
Gold Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
St. Joseph's Hospital
George K. Neher
Wille Neher
John W. Abbott
Henry Westerfeld
Los Lunas
Robert E. Putney
Harry Dodson
Pecos
Mr. Putney
H. B. Fergusson
California
O. A. Larrazolo
S. A. McMarry
Power quest to harness Gila River water
An enterprise is reported to develop water power in the Gala river area of Grant county in the telegraphic mining district. The plan aims to supply electricity to Carlisle for hoisting and treating vast low grade gold ore deposits in the district.
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Gala River
Grant County
Trelegraphic
Carlisle
Governor Hagerman Leaves Santa Fe for San Juan Visit
Governor Hagerman departed Santa Fe Saturday morning aboard the Denver and Rio Grande for about a week. His route includes San Juan and Rio Arriba counties, with Tierra Amarilla as the first stop. He will miss court when the injunctions concerning the territory's apportionment are heard.
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San Juan County
Santa Fe
Denver & Rio Grande
San Juan
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarilla
Roswell sheep entrepreneur makes large purchases
J Miller of Roswell buys 20 head of sheep from Matthew son Turner with ranch equipment and stock going with them for 70,000 cash. He then adds 4800 more sheep from J H Talbot for 14,500 dollars. Miller began sheep work in Roswell in 1851 and remains deeply involved in the trade despite past ventures.
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J. M. Miller
Matthewson & Turner
Miller
J. H. Talbot
Mr. Miller
New Mexico
March of Coronado Monument Fund in Las Vegas NM
A subscription funded effort plans a granite monument to the Coronado marsh in New Mexico. A four faced inscribed boulder will be placed between the Santa Fe tracks and Casteneda hotel in Las Vegas. Dedication likely next year during the Las Vegas fair with ceremonies like Colorado Springs Pikes Peak event. Several thousand dollars sought to cover costs.
Otero Mine at Gallup Reopened
Gallup and surrounding area expect a mining revival as the Otero mine reopens under Rees Beddow Sr leasing for American Fuel Co. Production starts with forty workers and grows. Beddow, formerly Santa Fe coal inspector here, resigns to run the operation near Gallup.
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Gallup
Rees Beddow, Sr
American Fuel Company
Beddow
Banta Fe
Native bitten by rattlesnake on Black ranch
A Mexican man named Romaldo Moye was bitten on the arm by a rattlesnake while bending to drink at a spring on the Black ranch. Inflammation spread up the arm, swelling turned black, and he was brought to town for treatment as doctors pursued antivenin and care.
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Romaldo Moye
Paden
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim in New Mexico
Juan Pablo Montano of Hagan NM has filed five year final proof for Homestead Entry 6312 covering NW 14 of SW 14 Section 4 Lot 3 4 Lot 1 5 Section 8 Lot 3 Section 9 Two 12N Range 6E. proof to be made before Probate Clerk in Bernalillo NM on November 5 1906. Witnesses Nestor Gonzales Jacobo Gutierrez Jane F Gutierrez Andres Armijo all Las Placitas NM. Badly Burned Child note unrelated text follows with medical ad claim for Arnica Salve and a separate product endorsement.
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Hagan
N. M
Bernalillo
Nestor Gonzales
Jacobo Gutierrez
Las Placitas
Jane F. Gutierrez
Andres Armijo
Foxhound Club Field Trials in Barre Mass Largest Turnout
Boston readers report Barre hosts field trials today by the Foxhounds Club. Winners in hunting trailing speed driving endurance and tonguing receive silver cups. The top general average hound secures Hitchcock championship and Woodstock Kennel cups, with the latter awarded after two wins by the same hound, not necessarily consecutive.
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Mass
Oetwick
Foxhow
Nual
Barre
Woodstock
Golden Jubilee at Immanuel Church Covington Ky
Covington Ky Oct 8 The Golden Jubilee and fiftieth anniversary of the Immanuel Methodist Episcopal Church of this city were celebrated today Fifty years ago a small group organized and worshipped where the present grand edifice stands Rev BE Miller former pastor now presiding elder over the Louisville district preached the anniversary sermon.
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Covington
Kentucky
Immanuel Methodist Episcopal Church
BE. Miller
Hod
Louisville
Provincial Premiers Meet Federal Authorities In Ottawa
Ottawa premiers hold talks with federal officials to discuss provincial subsidies and a range of issues of national concern. Boundary questions and Maritime representation are on the agenda, with Niagara Falls preservation also to be addressed.
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Otawa
Ontario
Hay
Maritime
Niagara Falls
Woodmen Carnival Draws Peoria Crowd Amid Stunts
Woodmen of America staged a carnival in Peoria featuring high diving acts. A diver reportedly descended 116 feet above the water while another ace completed a dramatic dive. The event proceeded without major incident, though a mishap caused some commotion among spectators.
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Woodmen OF America
Peoria Pearls
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