Gallup to Start Santa Fe Division Facilities Soon
Construction work on grading and turning the Puerco for a Santa Fe division point near Gallup is expected to begin within ten days to two weeks. Officials including Hibbard of Coast Lines and Gannon of Sharp Fellows Construction assess the site with steam shovels likely to be used. George Mattis, right of way agent, completed land-title matters and will proceed to Denver. Reports from the bidder firms indicate contracts will be set early next week, with construction crews and equipment moved on. President Ripley of Santa Fe, turning seventy, is noted as guiding the railroad to its current status as a major freight and passenger line. A letter from W. B. Storey confirms Gallup as the chosen division site, saving Gallup shops per city officials' reporting.
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Sansta Fe
Gallup
Hibbard
Coast Lines
Gannon
Sharp Fellows Construction Company
Groud
Denver
Chicago
Ripley
Santa Felines
Asa
Tansportig
Santa Fe Railroad
Yald
W. B
Storey
Santa Fe
Teese
Heyrald
HipNew
México
Special Session Sets 1915 Tax Levy Amid Gallup Plan
County commissioners convened in special session to approve the 1915 tax levy submitted to the State Tax Commission, detailing mill rates for state purposes public schools and county maintenance. The report discusses a plan to relocate railway facilities near Gallup and fund a new roundhouse and Harvey House station, with details on ground, grading, and cost considerations.
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C. Li. Jewett
Santa Fe
Santa. Fe
Tax Commis‘Sion
Sy Heey Mills
General County
County High School
Gallup
Jury Drawn For Court Session In Albuquerque
Probate Clerk Fred Meyers met with District Judge Raynolds in Albuquerque on Friday and Saturday to draw the petit and grand juries for the upcoming court session opening November 15. The petit jury list includes Andrew Brown Robert Brown H J Coddington Jack Cotton A J Cooper Fred McNutt Ben Nail Frank Ortiz J Perea T C Polson C W Quick T M Que bedeaux Gus Sheedy Charles Sabin S E Woods Jack Gavete 8 D Houp D A E Harrington Thee Hanske James Heath Henry Jordan R A Jones Otis Kleybecker S B Lewison Eugeth Lambs n A Mendini N S A Tone B F Wamsley Elmerwise H H Walker T A Waring John Thatcher G Romery C M Rouse John Rains WJ Rucker B Rolando P Quimones W C Matlock Charles Myers C L Loughbridge Kenneth Myers C A Lewis Wm Kelly J M Jacobson Richard Hart S Garcia G Garcia C Franke C Davis Gus Dalton J A Costello E W Cooper
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Fred Meyers
Albuquerque
Raynolds
Petit and Grane
Petit Jury
Andrew Brown
Robert Brown
H. J. Coddington
Jack Cotton
A. J. Cooper
Fred McNutt
Ben Nail
Frank Ortiz
J. Perea
T. C. Polson
C.W. Quick
Kenneth Myers
C. A.’Lewis
Wm. Kelly
J. M. ‘Jacobson
Richard Hart
S. Garcia
G. Garcia
C. Franke
C. Davis
Gus.Dalton
J. A Cosstello
E.’ W. Cooper
Noted Attraction Betty Nansen at Empress Theatre
Miss Betty Nansen appears at the Empress Thursday night as the star of the Royal Theatre Copenhagen. praised by Henrik Ibsen as an inspiration, she debuts before the American public in The Celebrated Scandal by Jose Echevarria with a powerful emotional range. The Peoples Electric Light Company has filed for dismissal of its injunction suit in federal court, delaying a hearing.
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Betty Nansen
Royal Theatre
Copenhagen
Pern
Henrik Ibsen
Jose Echevaray
Migs Nansen
She-uis
Davina Teadora
The
Attaneysiby. Tha: Puoples? Electric Light Company
Lightcommpanye
Peoples’ Company
Extension Bureau Donates Four Thousand For New Church
The Extension Bureau of the Methodist Church South headquartered in Louisville pledged four thousand dollars toward the city’s new church. Rev. W. B. McMurray announced the donation after meeting the church board, praising plans to start construction within three weeks. The chapel will be brick and stone, a modern facility expected to serve generations.
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DN. W. B. McMurray
Methodist Church South
Louisville Ry
Methodist Church
McMurray
Board of Extension
Emmons
Albuqu Rque
Celebration program outlined for Gallup Santa Fe event
The arrangement committee met at Atty Oversons office to set dates and duties for Gallups Santa Fe celebration. Cotton reported contract for grading soon and a delay before a large crew arrives. Officials, bands, floats, and merchants were assigned parade and banquet roles with plans for a formal opening, speeches, and a holiday observance.
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Santa Fé
Atty Overson
Cotton
Pont Indian School
Sheriff Roberts
Marshall
John Kirk
T.F
Marshall Dugan
Fred Russell
C.N. Cotton
Wil
Manyor
Gallup
Overson
Lorenzo ‘Hubbell
Ketner
Gregory Page
H. Newman
C. N. Cotton
Council Receives Typhoid Report From Dr Smith
Dr Smith of the Public Health Service presented findings to the city council on typhoid fever outbreaks. He recommended measures including cleaning infected toilets, abandoning the old cistern, piping upgrades, pasteurization of milk, and water treatment to curb spread and prevent a future epidemic.
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Smith
United States’ Public Health Service
Fourt Staunton
Mulhollan ‘Dhirv
William Carman
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Belen
Immedeee West
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AG. Wells
Los Angeles
W. B. Storey
Cosnich
Pete
Startz
F.E. Gains
Gall Or
J.*r. Gains
Sam Dimon
George Brown
Gibson_for
Aix
Migfisa
Extension Bureau
St Johns
Ariz
Ruiz & Oversani
Hennis
Galfip
Herve
City Realty
E. C. Heinis
Burgess’e., Coward, Plumbers
Progran
W. H. “Frankin
Jonix Gableman
Franklin
Herald
Council
DR Smith
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