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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
3
A large assortment of new and nobby furniture is available at the mammoth fur niture emporium. The store promises pleasant housekeeping at affordable prices and urges customers to inspect stock before buying. Special attention to orders and the slogan Get the Habit.
Dr W D Radcliffe chief surgeon for the Santa Fe up Belen arrived this morning and may depart tonight for Willard General Agent H M Hapgood of the Chicago Alton railways spent the day on business and will leave tonight Mrs Frank Waldroth of Belen passed through to join her husband working on the Santa Fe cut off near Tecolote valley engineers have been locating a proposed line from San Geronimo to timbered country with a sawmill planned to process at least 59000 feet of lumber Harvey Meade son of a former Las Vegas resident returns to Topeka net earnings of the American Car and Foundry company were 625311 for three months ending July 31 with a 1 and a half percent quarterly dividend all operators and dispatchers on the Great Northern to receive double pay in August for the strike period a legal case in Indiana concerns the value of human teeth after a railroad accident Charles Powell Kokomo sues for 4000 damages to two teeth James Kurn to succeed L A Morris as Mio Grande division superintendent George Millett appointed general superintendent and chief engineer of the Ohio River and Colussus railway with headquarters at Ripley Ohio new railway officers elected Fred L Carson president Fred Haun vice president Beezley secretary H Hadley treasurer Tom Fielding Chris Paskenen Frank Simmons trustees optimism that Carson will lead a profitable year for the club and rail affairs
Frank J. Buck, civil engineer in charge, surveyed the proposed Darrow gauge railroad from a site on the Santa Fe near Romero station to the timber to San Venna yesterday, detailing route prospects and mountain terrain challenges.
News brief notes severe water shortages halting work on a 76 mile section of the Belen cutoff from the Pecos river to Epris. About 1,000 men idle as contractors, led by Santry Sharp Construction, struggle to source water or arrange transportation, with no clear plan yet.
The Union Pacific announces a bold Bedbug Special to eradicate vermin in section houses and construction camps. A three car train with engine and steam devices will roam lines, aiming to clear bedbugs from employee quarters, bringing relief to workers long plagued by vermin and disease concerns.
Special Correspondence Kansas City Sept 11 Huge slaughter and stocker demand marked the week with receipts of 80 500 head including 9 000 calves and 900 carloads. Packers bought 38 500 head for slaughter. 10 000 were bought for killers elsewhere. country buyers took the rest. Prices fell 15 to 30 cents, stockers and feeders up to 10 cents, natives weakest. Cattle slaughter and market trends show westerns selling to killers while branded stockers rise, with totals and regional prices listed for calves cows bulls and mutton markets across principal markets. The five markets total 80 000 head versus 44 000 last Monday.
Advice urges constant vigilance against germs in summer. References unhappy digestion signs such as pain after eating headaches and sour taste. Recommends Mona pills from J H O Rielly Co with a guarantee. health restoration only if it works.
Ksperanto was devised by Dr. Zamenhof of Rellstock Russia. The language has existed since 1887 and uses phonetic spelling with a Roman alphabet. It has 2000 root words and regular verbs with endings that create all tenses.
Special Correspondence from Kansas City tracks livestock sales in early September auctions. It lists numerous cattle lots with weights and prices from handlers in Texas New Mexico and Arizona along with sheep and yearling values. The report notes market factors and safety remarks alongside a stockman’s overview by A. Rickart Live Stock Correspondent.
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