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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1905

Page

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New Sheriff Seizes County Jail From Ex Sheriff Hubbell

Ex sheriff Thomas S Hubbell was jailed for contempt after Judge Abbott ordered him to surrender jail control. Sheriff Perfecto Armijo forcibly gained entry with deputies and a crowd demanding custody as Hubbell refused to comply.

Thos S. Hubbell Bernalillo Hubbell Tra A. Abbott Perfesto Armijosherif Thomas 5 Perfecto Armijo Thomas S’ Hubbell Gierar di Perfecto Armijo Thomas Ira A. Abbott Abbott Armijo New Town Sturgis Club Neill B. Field Mr. Hubbell Field Wasp

Railroad ambitions and political push in New Mexico and beyond

Incorporation papers filed in Santa Fe form Northern New Mexico and Gulf railway to run from Santa Fe to Durango and Salt Lake City with a branch to Farmington and Durango. Plans outline routes along the Rio Grande and through multiple counties, with coal growth in Raton and political backing for Good Roads.

Santa Fe Northern New Mexico and Gulf Railway Durango Colo Salt City Utah Wa. H. Coe New York Ernest B. Miller el Rito Fred E. Coe Denver George Hill Howard George Volney Howard Boulder Coe Rio Grande San Idefonso Santa Cruz Santa Clara Espanola Ttt Chama River Gallinos River Sandoval County Canon Largo San Juan County Fruitland New Mexico- Arizona Farmington Aztec Santa Fe Central Torrance Roswell Gulf of Mexico Raton New Mexico

Rail and Car Orders Lift Harriman Lines Across West

Julius Kruttchnitt orders 50 000 tons of heavy steel rails at 928 a ton totaling 61 500 000 for Southern Pacific routes in California Arizona and New Mexico. He also buys 75 coach cars for west of Ogden and El Paso Portland at 14 000 each totaling 1 050 000. Additional orders include 133 locomotives and 5 200 freight cars costing 2 000 000 to meet rising traffic.

San Francisco Examiner Julius Kruttachius Harriman Road Southern Pacific California Arizona New Mexico Kruttschnitt Harriman Ogden el Paso Portland Pacific Coast Lines Oregon Short Line Oregon Railway and Navigation Company

The Highwayman With A Camera At The Moment

A Boston Transcript piece jokes that a famous highwayman would be captured by a photographer. It notes the robber posed for a portrait mid loot and hints the camera may now hunt criminals as guns do, altering public perception of danger and vanity.

Boston Transcript Euns

Lunatics to Chicago Prompt Inflammatory Comment

The New York Telegram reports Chicago accuses New York of sending lunatics to the lakeside, claiming visitors from New York are rapidly humiliated by a comical effect. An Ontario reader, John Dixon of Tullamore, Ontario, claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets relieved his three month stomach distress. Sold by C. C. McEwen.

New York Telegram Chicago New York Lakeside Chamberlain John Dixon Tullamore Ontario Canada C. C. McEwen

Monarchs Scorned as Kings Yet Hold The World In Jest

In Baltimore American the author mocks emperors and kings while noting the impending William and Edward VIIII meeting. The piece suggests the people are the true monarchs and ridicules the titled class. It also references Daudet’s Le Bois Exile colony extending to encompass monarchs as a social joke.

Baltimore William Edward Viiii Daudet le Bois

Home Remedy for Corns and Aches Advised by Seller

The instruction recommends soaking the corn in warm water to soften it, pare it carefully without drawing blood, and applying Cham berlain's Pain Balm twice daily with vigorous rubbing for five minutes. A corn plaster protects the area from the shoe, and Pain Balm is touted as an unrivaled general liniment for sprains bruises stiffness and rheumatism sold by O. C. Mc.

Chamberlain O. C. McEwen

Origin of the Frankfurter Sausage Publicized in Vienna Centennial

The Frankfurter sausage traceable to 1805 was first sold in Vienna where the centennial was celebrated by the Butchers' guild. Johann Lahner named it after his birthplace Frankfurt. the business, started by a poor man, remained in the family and is now run in Vienna by Franz Lahner, a grandnephew.

Vienna Butchers’ Guild Johann Lahner Frankfurt Franz Lahner

Isthmian Canal Commission Names Chief Editor

The Providence Journal notes the appointment of a trained newspaper editor as head of the canal commission literary bureau at a $10,000 salary. The move is seen as wise by Chairman Ghosts, with earlier interviews and statements indicating support for an intelligent leadership.

Providence Journal Isthmian Canal Commission

Wyoming's population squeezes under tiny state lines

Collier's Weekly notes the 1905 census shows Wyoming with 101 819 people living within 97 59 square miles, a denser future as territory shrinks per inhabitant. The piece contrasts Eastern need for space with Western scarcity and hints at Nevada as a larger refuge.

Collier’s Weekly Wyoming Wyoming 19 Big Horn North Platte Laramie County Yellowstone Powder Rivers Buffalo Bil Cody Powel Nevada

Records Fall At Bathing Halls And Markets Across The World

Bathers at borough private baths in London total 3 104 583 and 2 568 502 at swimming baths. A new high sale for a seat on the New York Stock Exchange occurs with one deal at 84 000 dollars. The Simplon tunnel completions beat St Gothard and Mont Cenis by years due to new rotating drills. Yokohama exports to the United States for year to June 30 total 1 527 289 in value, led by raw silk and silk goods. Tea, curios, provisions, and cotton goods also figure in import values.

Borough London New York Stock Exchange St. Gothard Mont Cenis Simplon Yokohama Japan United States

Judicious Inquiry on Cough Remedy Recommendation

A traveler notes druggists often ask if a cough remedy is for a child or adult and prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children due to safety and effectiveness. It is said to curb coughs colds and cramps with no danger. Sold by QO. C. McEwen.

QO. C. McEwen

Man steals neighbor’s paper falls into comic mayhem

A reader borrows a neighbor’s newspaper and witnesses a chain of bizarre misfortunes. A bee stand stings a boy, a fence injures the father, a cow dies in corn, a churn floods a basket of kittens, teeth and carpet suffer, a daughter runs away, and livestock cause further damage in a chaotic household incident.

Terea

Louvre directors urged to purge spurious works from galleries

The Louvre directors are urged to remove many spurious works still displayed in the galleries. The push argues that clearance need not cost the institution money since such objects could be sold to wealthy Americans.

Punch Louvre

Thrifty Ohio Editor Amasses Wealth In Brief Career

An Ohio editor began with 25 dollars seventeen years ago and is now said to be worth 106000 dollars. Wealth grew fast due to strict business discipline and inheritance from a recently deceased father. The note labels him a Democrat.

Ohio Democrat

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The First National Bank A. M. Amsden W. H. Harrington Samuel Rugh McEwen Bros Pierce Mercantile Co Grand Hotel and Livery Frank B. Allen Prop West Main St Ubigail Palmer Animal Valleey Ches Notary J. M. Palmer E. E. Amsden Post Office Arnijo Thesr Gulf Belen Enst Rock Islands Colorado Southern Onion County Raton, Dawson Cimarron Cimarron Canon Elizabethtown Moreno Valley Taos Wells Benson Pecos Kehly County Carlsbad Louisiana Purchase St. Louis R.S. Benson Mr. Benson John Conley Red River Chas. Purdy James Redding Queeta Conley L. B. Prince Good Roads’ Association Good Roads la Vegne Rank Owen W.S. Strickler Albuquerque Jose D. Sena William M. Berger W. 8. Hopewell; Fourth District, R. E. Twitchell; Fifth District, J. A. Graham Max B. Goldenberg Prince Good Roads Movement San Juan Price Clothing Store Nathans Falk Q.S. Evans J. F. Wenborne Contractor & Builder R. C. Prewitt General Insurance Fighteen Ing Insurance Farmington,new Mexico A. L. Davis, M. D Durango, Colo E. S. Whitehead Farmington, New Mexico Wil Colorado Dr. 0. C. McEwen de. A. Rosenthal Engleman Block Granville Pendleton Eamg Brat Kevarz New Maxie D. A. Dutt New Autec
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