Night Service Preferred to Daylight by Santa Fe Officials
General Superintendent R J Parker and division superintendents W K Better and James Kuro plan winter service changes in Topeka. Trains 9 and 10 expected to replace 22 and 27. daylight service between here and El Paso seems less advantageous for valley travelers who can complete trips in one day under current timings. A daylight schedule would require longer stays for Socorro residents and more days for trips to Albuquerque, El Paso, or the Gem City.
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R. J. Parker
Western Grand Division
The
Santa Fe
W. K. Better
James Kuro
Topeka
el Paso
Albuquerque
Socorro
Gem City
Goats Slaughtered by Santa Fe Train Near Montoya
A south bound Santa Fe train crushed about 100 goats driven by a Mestcan boy near Montoya in Dona Ana county. Many animals mangled and beyond help as passengers and herder mourned, while officials and witnesses described a gruesome scene along the embankment.
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Santa Fe
Montoya
Dona Ana
Ite
Sues Road
Octogenarian Held for Murder in Pinal County
Sheriff Wills arrives from Florence toward Yuma with four Pinal county district court convicts. George Emmett, Florence hotel keeper, sentenced to twenty years for an aggravated charge linked to his past Edmunds Act case involving his eldest stepdaughter. Humphrey Courtney, 80, with a long gray beard, is serving ten years for murder claiming self defense. The other two prisoners are an Indian and a Mexican each under one year sentence.
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Wills
Pinal County
Phcents
Florence
Yuma
District Court
Gazette
George Emmett
Emmett
United St
Alexander
Humphrey Courtney
Mike Ebert
Official Matters Pensions and Postmaster Appointments
The following pensions have been allowed Jefferson Raynolds Las Vegas six dollars per month from December 16 1905 and John H Leighner Whitaker increase to twelve dollars from August 9 1996 The following postmasters have been appointed Wm M Bickel Blackrock Mc Kinley county October 5 J Pablo Delgado Pasamonte Union county October 6
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Jefferson Raynolds
Las Vegas
John H. Leighner
Whitaker
Wm. M. Bickel
Blackrock
McKinley County
J. Pablo Delgado
Pasamonte
Union County
Second Degree Murder Verdict for Boykin in Poratles Case
A. M. Boykin was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his brother in law Harry Staldt a deputy sheriff at Por tales on December 28 1904 The killing stemmed from a family misunderstanding and the verdict allows a sentence up to life imprisonment.
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Boykin
A. M. Boykin
Portales
Harry Staldt
Staldt
Tucumcari
St Louis Doctors In Controversy Over Cooper Mania
The St Louis medical community remains divided over Cooper's remedies as crowds seek his treatments daily. Dr J K Carass notes some patients report relief from chronic ailments, while another physician brands the craze as Cooper mania. Cooper continues his public work amid debate and scrutiny. Notice for Publication appears from the Department of the Interior in Santa Fe with Albuquerque witnesses listed for a homestead proof.
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St. Louis
Odestiitigs
Cooper
Bt. Louis
J. K. Carass
William G. Tight
Albuquerque
N. M
M. F. Angell
C. B. Hodgin
Charles Erne
John Brown
Nuel R. Otero
Merchant Tailoring Shop Promises Guaranteed Work
A merchant tailoring shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue invites public patronage. With fifteen years in the business, it offers made to measure suits, cleaning, pressing, repairing, and ladies garments including walking skirts.
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West Railroad Avenue
Garmenta
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J.D. Emmons
W. J. Carnahan
P. & B. Junction
Prescott
Whipple
Cleveland
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Keobane
Daniel Conway
Alamosa
Conway
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Rand
Chamberlain
Coe
Fred L. Barker
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Barker
Ke] Paso
Santa Rosa
John the Taylor
Morley
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Trinidad
Goold Rock
Trinidad and
Raton
Edwin H. Woodman
Rock Im Topeka
Rock Island
Yuma Penitentiary
Albuquer
BN. M
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas
RE Patent
Belen
Mexico
Contoversy
Department of the Interior
Bambini
White House
South Flist Street
D. Arias
New York
South Second Street
Depot
Postoffice
P. Zito
Rice
North First Street
Dinelli & Lencioni
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Bailing Bros
Wedding Cares
South First Street
W. L. Trimble & CO
Quity Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Dr.King
Nian
Vhapavans
New Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Iprovement Co
John Becker
Pres
WM. M, Berger
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Cornerine Street
Tijeras Avenue
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
North Second Street
J. Korber & Co
Bank OF Commerce
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Albuquerqu
L. H. Shoemaker
Walton's
Sout Third Street
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Masonite
North Third Street
W. E. Mauger Wool
Raave & Mauger
North First St
Tot
GRADI
North Third Strewe
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Parbars Cemeteries
Second St
A. E. Walker
Fire Insurance
Mutual Building Assortion
West Balln Avenue
NOTH
Iobobos
CBO
Bobocs
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