Stewart Again Attemps Death By Own Action
D. D. Stewart, the Santa Fe passenger who cut his wrists aboard train No. 2, was removed to hospital upon arrival and later attempted suicide again near Raton. He suffered a fractured skull and did not regain consciousness, with recovery uncertain as he remains under Santa Fe Hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Stewart
Santa Fe
Stewart
Burns, Kin
Raton
Fain No
Santa Fe Hospital
Frank Dericks Indicted by Valencia Grand Jury
Frank Dericks of this city, former proprietor of a Belén saloon, was indicted by the Valencia county grand jury at its Los Lunas session for assault with a deadly weapon. A Valencia deputy sheriff arrested him yesterday with a warrant, and he posted $500 bond to appear in Lea Lamas court. Dericks recently sold his saloon interests at Belen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dericks
Cutom
Beton
Valencia County Grand Jury
Los Lunas
Dericks
Valencia County
Lea Lamas
Dericke
Belen
Faro Game Running Without a License in Red Light Saloon
Officer George Highbargin raided the Red Light saloon on North Third Street last night and arrested George Young for running a faro game without a license. Young claimed he only sat at the table as the dealer left to supper. case postponed until 6 this evening for witnesses and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Highbargin
Red Light
Coveted $60 bill owned by Albuquerque man
A rare 1778 Philadelphia printed $60 bill owned by M. P. Stamm draws interest as part of a collection. The piece, printed by Hall & Sellers and endorsed by I. Watkins and I. Kerr, is among continental issues of 1778 and 1779 in various denominations. Despite high collector value, these notes have no intrinsic monetary worth, trading for $1 to $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
M. P. Stamm
United States
Santa Fe Yard Relocation Sparks City Plans
Local Santa Fe yards to be moved south by three quarters of a mile for mercantile and industrial growth near Railroad avenue. Twenty four tracks planned south and east of the shops with land acquisition underway. Yard redesign will reduce to six tracks with three for passenger service, easing railroad crossing congestion and hotel relief along Railroad avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe
Railroad Avenue
Pipeo
Railroad Avenue Disteter
City Connell
Protest Against Tax Increase At Santa Fe Session
The board of equalization opened in Santa Fe as officials and taxpayers from across the country gathered to voice concerns about tax hikes. Deputy County official HOH Botts traveled through the city en route to the capital with others joining the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tercerial Board of Equalization
Santa Fe
Hoh. Botts
Ancnessor
Grant County
Grant County property owners challenge assessor values
In Santa Fe Captain Parker of Silver City along with Betts reports tax protestors in Grant and Bernalillo counties. Parker notes property values fall where water projects reduced land, while banks and the First and State National banks claim only 30 percent of property value is returned, below the 60 percent statute. Assessors discuss statutory compliance as J A Mahoney from Luna County travels to Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Betts
L. ©. Parker
Silver City
Grant
Parker
Grant County
Captain Parker
George F. Albright
Bermalino County
Territorial Board of Equilization
Bernalillo County
Board of Equaation
First National Bank
State National Bank
J. A. Mahoney
Luma County
Morris, Cook, Robbed Register at Frank Steffen’s
Chicago Sept 1 a cook in Frank Steffen's lunch counter on South Second Street was arrested on a warrant for robbing the cash register. He admitted taking $5.90 but claimed he intended to return it. He was arraigned and sentenced to six days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Morris
Frank Steffen
County
Jatl
Chicago
We. F. L. Morris
Tnployer
Gs.ao
Morris
Steffens
Crawford
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Local Notices
Cattle receipts at Kansas City show a market 6 to 10 cents lower with varied prices for native and southern cattle, calves and stockers. Sheep receipts reach about 8000 with mutton and lamb values listed. Also notes on the upcoming C Colombo Benevolent Society event, Commercial Club meeting, Torrance County Fair in Estancia, court activity in Valencia County, and a batch of local classifieds and announcements including lectures, rental notices, and store openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
C. Colombo Benevolent Society
Commerceial Club
Estancia
Albuquerque
Ira A. Abbott
W. EB. Dame
Frank W. Clancy
Los Linas
Valencia County
Mounted Police Recover Flock of Stolen Sheep
A detachment of New Mexico rangers pursued thieves driving about 500 sheep from Frazer ranch in Chin country. The flock was recovered and will be returned in a few days, though the culprits remain at large with good leads suggesting they may soon be jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounted Police
New Mexico
Frazer
Chin Country
New Mexico Veterans Return From Denver Grand Army Encampment
New Mexico and especially Albuquerque sent many delegates to the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Denver. Post Commander J Caldwell called it the largest and most enthusiastic gathering of veterans. New Mexicans enjoyed affordable meals and a strong turnout, with sixty old soldiers marching in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
J. @. Caldwell
Andrgain
Caldwell
Woman's Relief Corps
W. W. McDonald
Edward Johnson
E. &. Stover
Robert Reagan
George H. Rendle
John Wiley
Thos. Harwood
Mesdames Rummell
Coleman
Whitson
Butler
Johnson
Alison
Bendle
Harsch
Fisher
McDonald Pays
Knickerbocker
Uncle Sam
Thoms Harwood Ohay Tata
National Grand Army
Joboeun
Finn Rine
Local Shop Notes On Goods and Services
Risk and extravagance all taken out of as one power wire nation flavoring entrance or by Schilling's Best goods and dealing. Your grocer's money back. Piano Owners. We desire to announce that dur Mr. 4. Jay Stone has returned from Calle for i te ondera for plaon tuning. May we have yours? LEARNARD & LINDEMANN outfits compete tines at ladies riding ves, legging sae Ease now on sale Ion STERN, The Rallroat were Clothier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Jay Stone
Calle
Plaon
Learnard & Lindemann
Ion Stern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valencia
FARO
Highbargin
New York
St. Louie
St. Louis
Atchigan
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, RY
Melvni & Eakin
Albuquerque, W. M
Jacob H. Lan
Temple Albert
Emerson
Ronni Jaffa
Israel
Jeremiah
Moulton
Jacob H. Kaplan
Owen Dinsdale
Johns Street
Krent
North Edith Street
Good Hotel Co
South
Fleet Street
M. Gussaroff
West
Second Street
Hardanger
Hedebo
Mire Wileson's
Rio Grande
Globe
Casingtontight
Maloy’s
Appete
Jaya
TANEC
South Second Street
Rio
Granie Woolen Mille
Globe Story
Evening Citizen
Frazer Ranch
Grand Army Veterans
O. Dinsdale
Highland Livery Stable
M. Dragoie
North Broadway
Waanington Avenue
John W. Abbott
North Second St
Colombo Hall
Peninsular Range
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Afantic
San Toor
Wort Railroad Ave
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction CO
Second ST
Crocker-Wheeler Dynamos and Motors
National Electrical Contractors'association
F. Platt
Rea
W. Strong's Sons
Colo
Colorado Telephone Company
N. T. Armijo Building
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