Gallup Plans Big Tay Celebration for Santa Fe Work Start
Gallup citizens met in the council chamber to plan a Santa Fe division project celebration. A committee led by Over son will arrange events including a parade, a street program, and a possible automobile decoration prize. The mayor will turn the first spadeful, and the Indian school band may provide music while the city declares a holiday. Prof Larkin urged sobriety and spoke on tobacco effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
City’ Council
Santa. Fe
S Point
Palmer Ketner
Ias
Chos
L. R. Goehring
Ape
Ailroad Company
Hubbell
Earth
Crown Point
Ketner
Womans Club
Max Cotton
Santa Fe
Gallup Electric Light Co seeks restraining order in court
The Gallup Electric Light Co through its receiver petitions federal court for an injunction to stop Peoples Electric Light Co from operating in Gallup. Judge Pape orders the company to show cause why a temporary restraining order should not be granted. The dispute centers on franchise validity, cross county road wiring, and competition with Vietor American Fuel Co supplying current. The Peoples company defends its franchise and operation, while Gallup Electric alleges improper amendments and unauthorized wiring.
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Gallup Electric Light Co
Peoples Electric Light Company
People’s Company
Pape
Gallup Electric Light Company
Gallup Company
Hannett and
Jamises
Alba- Fusretie
I Im
Vietor-American Fuel Company
Gallup
Galliup Company
People’ S Company
Gallup. Electric. Light Company
Sam Bush
Renehan and Wright
Santa Fe
Fox x
Holbrook
Vieto ‘American
Taras
Gallup Club News Highlights Local Socials and Weddings
Miss Dorothy Myéra and Miss Barbara Cotton attended the Moctezume ball in Albuquerque. Miss Cotton was guest of honor at a fair panty-iven by Miss Weld. Teshima hosted a celebrated dinner party with a Japanesed menu. Miss Hattie Smith married Silvoe Brentari at the Methodist parsonage. The Womans Club met to hear Portales federation reports and civic-education ideas.
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Dorothy’ Myéra
Barbara Cotton
Gallup
Ine
Albuquerque
Cotton
Wield
Teshima
Togo
Chopsuee
Kamahako
Unaginokabayaki
Sutake
Kakenoko
Katyobusai
Health officer named as Cantrell takes post in city
The council appointed Dr. Bo Cantrell from Tennessee as public health officer after Dr. Peraine prepares to leave for a course in California. The move follows discussion of Ordinance 76 to enforce the sewer line provisions, with the health officer to be in place during Peraine’s absence. Mrs. J W Green departs for San Diego after two months tending local property.
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Tolact
Bo Cantrell
Fleming
J. W. Green
San Diego
Typhoid Epidemic Seen Waning As Investigations Proceed
Dr Smith of the United States Public Health Service reports typhoid and related fevers in a city likely to run its course within twelve days. He identifies Mulholland dairy as a disease source linked to flooding and sewer runoff, with water and wells being tested. A trained nurse will be hired to visit patients and teach disinfection, while Miss Luita Ace and Miss Minnie Prophet arrive for three months and vacation highlights include Lubin motion picture work nearby.
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Smith
United States Public Health Service
Sith
Counci
Mulholland
Fleming
Santa Fe
Louis Stewart
Washington
Albuqueriille
WOHAN FATALLY WOUNDED NEAR ALBUQUERQUE
Mrs Cognich who runs a hoarding house at Allison was shot in the stomach yesterday afternoon and taken to Albuquerque with slim chances of recovery. Pete Startz, the alleged shooter, claimed he could hit a rabbit but fired at the woman after a jeer. Startz fled to Heaton and was arrested, then released by Deputy Whitman who later learned of other arrests. A posse searches nearby mines for Startz who remains at large.
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Cognich
Allison
Albuquerque
Péte Startz
Startz
Heaton
Whitman
Dan Pitkin
Pitkin
Gallup
Foy
Posse
Opening New Coal Mine West of Town Today
William Linebach, formerly superintendent at the Cossielc mine near Bland, will start work today on the Latera Deb coal property he recently bought. The mine, eight miles southwest of the city, covers 160 acres and sits a mile and a half from the Santa Fe tracks. Lineback will begin with twelve men, planning to employ at least twenty five within six weeks as teams arrive from Bland. He notes coal analysis shows three units more heat value than any local mine and comparable to Rock Springs Wyoming coal. Frank Pino, recently ill Santa Fe employee, has recovered and returned to work. Historic violin COA. Daniels owns a Steiner violin nearly 150 years old valued red dollars. The case wood is rare Swiss. The world’s only women gold miners operate a claim in eastern Oregon, Miss Susie Norwood and Miss Grace Carmalt, who faced early hurdles but persevere with western spirit. an illustrated feature on them appears elsewhere in this issue.
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Clovis Womens Club
Harvey House
Carrington
Gallup Club
Girmer
Fhe—Federation
Gallup
Santa ‘Fe
Maud van Buren
jJme
Dowden
Lawrence
Polson
Newman
Nige Li
Ladies “Aid
Congregational’ Church
William Linebach
Cossielc
Bland
Santa Fe
Linebach
Caof
Bhind
Lineback
Rock—Springs
Wyoming
Oregon
Susie Norwood
Grace Carmalt
Ape Bereid
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Prade
R R. Larkin
Ginn Book Company
Larkins
Larkinia
Southwest
Shas? Electric. CO
Gee ProceéliNes Brouert
Fejemal Gourt
Gordon DryGoods Co
el Bk ‘Nooming
Brogeht
Anil Sosh Paurs
Japan
Hattie Smith
J.T. Smith
Silvoe Brentari
Silvoe
Brentari
W. H. Morris
Portales
Federation
Hugh Floral
Thie
General Federation of
Wopiehs Club
Ile Igivca Ie Es
Tin Boies
Balbor
Ruil Ug. TH. Beucll
Ken
da, Smith
Purlig Health Service
Luita Ace
Vipi
Minnie Prophet
Tohatehi
T Wohan
LE Oaut
Jorg
Frank Pino Dne
The
Santa Feo
Daniels
Switzerland
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