Sunshine Road Work Promised for New Mexico
A capital investment group offers funding to build the Sunshine Electric Light and Railway plant from Hogback hill at Jewett to Farmington, 22 miles, to supply San Juan County with light and freight service. If approved the project would create a payroll and boost local wealth, with potential electric locomotives for freight and passenger use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Sunshine Electric Light
Hogback Hill
Jewett
Farmington
San Juan County
Fruitland Tribune
Stationer Staplin Sells Beautiful Assortment Ad
Japanese nap king assortment highlighted by Staplin the Stationer. Price and availability details are unclear in the fragment.
A C and C vs D and RG case moves on via change of venue
The A C railway company suit against the A R Gi railway goes to the second district court after a venue change from the old court. Original filing over a year ago saw a temporary injunction against crossing the A C right of way in San Juan county. injunction not made permanent, supreme court remanded for rehearing. Abbott grants motion for a referee but no referees named yet. Also notes testimonials for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from satisfied users.
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A. & C. Railway Company
A. & R. Gi. Railway Company
Second Judicial District Court
McFie
D.& RG
San Juan
Supreme Court
Abbbott
Fruitland To Have Creamery Plant Planned At 250000
The Fruitland Prib une notes a creamery plant costing 250000 with 50 shares at 1 000 each. Subscriptions are secured and erection is expected after arrangements. A creamery is seen as a solution to summer dairy losses and lack of ranch butter market in the community.
Long Distance Telephone Lines Connect Colorado to East
Mr Field reports the Colorado and Eastern Telephone and Telegraph Company forms the first link to connect Colorado Telephone with New Mexico and the eastern and southern systems. Three copper circuits will run from Kansas City to Denver via Powers County and Pueblo, then to Colorado Springs and Denver at an estimated cost of about 800000. The piece also notes Chamberlain's Salve with uses and price.
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Colorado & Eastern ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Colorado Telephone Company
Colorado
Territory of
New Mexico
Field
Kansas City
Denver
Powers County
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Durango Prepares Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Durango gears up for a major Fourth of July week with plans by the citizen's committee. The Southern Carnival Company will display 22 show cars including 12 big showers and 4 big free acts plus 2 bands and 150 personnel. Indias parades races fireworks speeches and music are planned with low railroad rates to aid visitors. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets touted for stomach ailments with a free sample offer.
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Durango
San Juan
Southern Carnival Company
Official U S Territorial Officials of New Mexico 1905
A list of elected and appointed federal and territorial officers for New Mexico in 1905 headed by Revenue Collector H P Bradsnar and Surveyor General M O Llewellyn. Includes Governor Hagerman Secretary Reynolds Attorney General Reid Auditor Sargent Treasurer Vaughn Penitentiary Superintendent Tafford Public Instruction Hadley Librarian Chapman Lands Commissioner Keen Adjutant General Tarkington and other state and local posts.
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United States
H. P. Bradsnar
M. O. Llewellyn
C. B. Foraker
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Santa Fe Land Office
M. R. Otero
Fritz Muhler
Congress
W. H. Andews
H. J. Hagerman
J. W. Reynolds
W. C. Reid
W. G. Sargent
J. H. Vaughn
Arthur Tafford
Hiram Hadley
Mrs. Chapman
Homestead Entry No 6317 Filed in New Mexico
Department of the Interior notice states William B. Ross of Farmington San Juan County New Mexico filed for final proof on land in sections 4 and 5 T 29 N R 13 W before June 30 1906 in Farmington New Mexico. Witnesses listed Krstas K All Albert Keump Franklin M. Pierce William A. Hunter all from Farmington. G Manuel R. Utero Register.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
U.S
Farmington
William Bs. Ross
San Juan County
Krastas K. All
Albert °. Keump
Franklin M. Pierce
William A. Hunter
G. Manuel R. Utero
Register
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First National Bank
Win. FW
Avery
A.M. Amsden
Castier
Harrington
Shine Territory
Roswell
Carsbad
Paced
Abe
White Oaks
Harry B. Ferguson
Eastern Railway Companys of
Pextco
Pecos River
Roosevelt County
Durengo
CARNI
VAL Company
Nathans
Samuel Rugh
Hyde
Vienna Bakery and Grocery Co
F. Bobucher
Wayne Harris
Novelty Iron and Wood Workers
West Main ST
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
West Main S&t
M. F. Clarke
Otis’ Black
Chamberlain
LM. Jarvis
Over White
Harness Shop
U. S
Territorial
A. Keen
A. P. Tarkington
V. Safford
W. FE. Griffin
Jas. G. McNary
Eugenio Ro
Mero
J. H. Sloan
Judiciary
W. J. Mills
Las Vegas
John Ro McFie
Parker
Edwin R. Mann
Alamogordo
Clemi
Josepd. Sena
Rio Arriba
Taos
Joan R. McFie
A. M. Bergere
Alex Read
M. Marines
Granville Pendle
Ton
J. RR. Williams
F. M. Pierce
J. V. Kajan
L. G. Eblen
B. C. Vaughn
Richard Hendricks
W. KE. Williams
Senanrs
C. DB. Smith
C. F. Holly
Charles W. White
F. M. Fierce
F. B. Allen
L. H. Miller
Willet. Brown
R. C. Prewitt
Law Office
Notary
J. M. Palmer
the Metropolis
John C. Hubbard
Canon Gallegos Trading Store
Gallup
Camp House
Corral
Best Water
R.t.f.simpson
Hoppe Undertaking Co
J. D. Taylor
Mgr
Hunter Mercantile Company
Farmington, N. M
O. C. McEwen
J. H. Guthrie, M. D
Engleman Block
Farmington, New Mexico
J. A. Dui
E. S. Whitehead
A. M. Edwards
Attorney AT Law
Granville Pendleton
N.M
General Insurance
Ing Insurance
K. H. MacNichol
Frank Staplin
U. S. Court Commissioner
FakMiNeTor
Enterprise Office
Mexico
Jay Turley
SEER
San Juan Cayat & Developmenty
U. S. Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Odd Fellows Hall
R. H. Motcwam
Coaummarées
Alf
Comapandes
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