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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1905

Page

3

Emmons Furniture Offers Wide Range of Prices

Emmons and good furniture are synonymous with a mix of medium high grade and cheap items. Cook stoves priced from 7 to 70 dollars, beds from 2 75 to 40, chairs from six cents to 25, rockers from 1 50 to 30, dressers from 6 to 65, tables from 1 to 40, mattresses from 1 to 8, plus numerous other articles. Get the habit.

Emmons

Furniture Ad Sells J D Emmons Futrelle Co Corner Coal Ave

Small classified ad promoting J D Emmons Futrelle Furniture Co at the corner of Coal Avenue and Second Street. Includes brief location cue and shop mention for shoppers.

Futrelle Furniture Co Coal Ave 2D i West Silver Avenue C. A. Hudson Keleher Avenue Miret Street Viaduct R. J. Sweeney

Railroads Report Initiatives and Notable Events

The piece notes experiments on track ties and spikes by Southern Pacific near Sealbrook Texas and Trinidad Colorado railroad personnel changes including J H Riegel appointed chief train dispatcher with Trinidad headquarters at Childress. It also covers a Santa Fe suit against Kaw officials for tax refunds and a Bryan letter urging Roosevelt to stand firm on railroad rate reform.

Denver Road B. W. Mudge George F. Cotter J. H. Riegel Colorado & Southern Trinidad Colo Childress Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Wellington Kaw Board of County Commissioners C. B. Macdonald T. A. Hubbard Santa Fe Bryan Roosevelt W. J. Bryan Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Senate House Republican Party

Passenger Agents to Meet in Mexico City

Notices sent to all passenger and ticket agents for the American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents annual meeting in Mexico City on October 17. A special train departs St Louis October 14, with delegates including Colorado’s Moffat Road, the new member.

Mexico City American Association of General Me Vo St. Louis Denver News Moffat Road W. F. Jones G .R George W. Cook Cook General Passenger Ines Western Passenger Association Missouri Pacific Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas Nebraska Indiana Territory Alaboma

Santa Fe Officials Inspect Rio Grande Division Tour

A special three car Santa Fe train led by General Manager Hurley arrived from the east for a multi day inspection trip. The party, including Parker and Bisbee, will tour the Rio Grande division to review ongoing south end improvements.

Hurley Santa Fe Topeka Rd. Parker C. M.taylor la Junta F. M. Bisbee F.B. Houghton W. I. Brown W. W. McCormick Wir. Collixen Harley W. 8 le Barron Parker Rio Grande Division

High Finance and Real Estate Ties in Wells Fargo Building Suit

A telegram in a commission suit over a Portland lot sale to Wells Fargo reveals Harriman control of a key express line and railroad interests in the venture. Letters from Julius Krats Schulte show investment directions for the site used by Wells Fargo and partners including Southern Pacific and the Oregon Railway & Navigation. Some parcels were deemed too costly for Harriman interests guiding Wells Fargo. A separate telegram mentions an aerial beach railway plan running on one rail from Santa Monica.

Prom Rurions Rencently Wells, Fargo & Company Portland Harriman Express Company W. W. Cotton and Willam Fenton Express Corporation Julius Krattschulte Wells, Parso & Company Southern Pacific Oregon Railway & Navigation Company Santa Monica

Aerial trolley plan teases Santa Monica to Los Angeles

L A Grosse plans an elevated single rail system linking Santa Monica Ocean Park Venice and Playa del Rey with an inland run toward Los Angeles. He holds fifteen government patents on aerial transport and seeks a city franchise to form a company. no franchise steps have been taken yet.

L. A. Grosse Los Angeles Cara Santa Monica Ocean Park Venice Playa del Rey Mr. Grosse Ole

Mittens Quietly Tailor Shop Ad by Bambini Upstairs

Merchant tailoring upstairs over 209 West Railroad Avenue advertises experience of fifteen years. Guards guarantee first class work, suits made to order, cleaning pressing repairs for both men and ladies garments including walking skirts. QO Bambini invites patrons to give a trial.

West Railroad Avenue Dana Bambini

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