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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1906

Page

7

Railroad Employs In Kansas Reach Forty Thousand

The Kansas railroad board reports about 40 000 workers in the state and 22 million dollars annually in wages for thirteen railroads. The Santa Fe leads with 15 940 employees and 8 484 092 dollars in pay. Missouri Pacific employs 9 000 and pays around 4 500 000 dollars. Other lines listed include Rock Island, Union Pacific, Frisco, and more with varying payrolls and staff.

Board of Railroad Commusers of Kanaas Kansas Kanas Santa Fe Missouri Pacific Huber Rock Island Southwestern Kansas City Belt Orient Leavenworth & Topeka Mi Pacific Central Branch Grand Island Frisco Union Pacific Topeka & Northwestern

Suffered Eye Injuries From Loco Explosion At Santa Fe Shops

Suffering with his eyes badly scalded last week by the explosion of a blow-off cock on a locomotive in the Santa Fe shops, he was sent to Los Angeles for treatment in the company hospital there.

W. L. Purell M. & P. Railway Raton Farrell Con Santa Fe Raton Williams News James Ro Thompson Elviter Wit Army Winslow Frank Grassington Mie Needles Santa Fe Los Angeles Company

Sheep Grazing Open in Grand Canyon Reserve Areas

The forest service permits 50 000 sheep to graze in specified townships of the Grand Canyon forest reserve during winter. Grazing runs November 1, 1908 to 1907 with a flat rate per head. Water development is urged to expand forage while stock water policy supports more cattle and horses for the season.

The Forest Service Grand Canyon Flagstaff

Verdict favors government in Ft Bayard contract suit

In federal court at El Paso the jury ruled the bondsmen not liable but Calan must repay the government 2424 for repairing a defective heating plant installed under a Ft Bayard New Mexico sanitarium contract. Calan, a leading southwest contractor, resides in El Paso.

BE Paso United States PJ. Calan W. S. McCutcheon J.B. Badger Calan McCutcheon Ft. Bayard N. M el Paso

Enormous Cooper sale draws many customers in St Louis

A lengthy feature describes Cooper remedies attracting crowds in St Louis with testimonials from Anna Hampton John Brhal and Margaret Gordon praising improvements in rheumatism stomach trouble and general health after using the New Discovery medicine. The piece notes the seller predicts broad success and reports strong local demand.

St. Louis Cooper Anna B. Hampton Michigan Avenue Mr. Cooper John ¥. Bhradal 11Th St Margaret Gordon Center St Algo Rome Discovery

Hagerman Farm at Roswell to be Sold in Small Tracts

J. J. Hagerman of Chaves county plans dividing the famous South Spring ranch into small tracts for sale to home seekers. The Hagerman home place of 1000 acres will be parceled and offered to the public.

Chisum Roswell Hagerman Pecos Jstreneth Colorado Springs Santa Me J. J Hagerman Chaves County Herbert J. Hagerman South Spring

Bitten by a Rattlesnake in Placers Near Sierra County

Tom Mahar of the Placers was bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake last Saturday as he tried to pop its head from a hole. He was treated the same day by Dr. Given and kept in a bad condition for a day or two but survived. Also, Fitzsimmons of Maxwell City learned his father near Granger Idaho was severely injured when thrown from a wagon and was en route to Idaho after a telegram warned of his condition. A separate ad promotes a mild laxative for constipation.

Tom Mahar Placers Dr. Given Sierra County Advocate Tom Idaho Fitzsimmons Maxwell City Granger

Mahara's Minstrels and Classic Plays Announced Schedule

Coming events list shows Mahara's Minstrels and plays such as My Friend From Arkansas The Maid and the Mummy Uncle Josh Uncle Tom's Cabin The Holy City King of Triumphs Hooligan's Troll and A Badly Burned Girl or Boy. Hucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as a quick pain relief and skin injury healer with 25 cent price cited by G J Welch Tekousha Michigan.

Mahara Hucklen G. J. Welch Tekousha Mich

Tailor Shop Upstairs at 209 West Railroad Ave

C Bambini proprietor invites patrons to his upstairs merchant tailoring shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue. Fifteen years in the business with first class guarantee. Suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed repaired. walking skirts also made to order.

West Railroad Avenue Bambini

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