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New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
RAHROADN.
HEM lEasef GEaTRAl.

TWo-HolE TkAIN TO PIiILADELPHiA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lg- W. 23d ST..
$40 $50. $40. $50 $50. 1880. IL %.
1I.J6 a. m. l2-5o. l.20. t.5O. so. $50. A. -.
4-5G. $50. 6.5O $50. $50. Ii-50 .. m Sun-
1a.50. 1-5O. ESQ. $50 $50. $50. $50. 7.50.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. :EI.:o. 6. go. 100. see.
$50 800. IO-Co 90. II. 80 1200 a n.
100. 100. 2-N0. 500. 4-O0. 4.30. SEQ. 500.
200 SEQ. 9.t0 .. M. II Is midnight. sun
12.oG noon. hUo. 2-Op. 500. 400. 500, SEQ.
s-0e. 500. 800 IL. 30 p IN. u IS Inidnisht-
FOL: RALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroS.
$50. $50, $50. $50 D. das.y.
I.y. LIBERTY ST:-1-30. 500. 100
a. IN. i200 noon. eco. 100. SEQ 1.o0 p m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv- W: asd ST:
-9-JO a NJ d2.5 Sats. onlyl. $50 p m
srrSay7 s-s9 ei.y a M; r 20 ,b,s p m am
Sats- only). 80 p m. sundays. 1000 a M.
go y. m.
FoR LAKEWOOD AND L.sKEHURsr.
Only). LEO. 4. -. So > ID t6-=0 Sats. onlyt
p. NJ SUndsSs SO. 80 a. NJ. :. 20 D. m
Il 90 sats. oniyl. 40. J 80. 4. 10 SEQ "a. 20
Sats- only p. m. sundays. $50. 10.e a. m.
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE. Lv. W. 23d ST -
= % ifaO a. n. I-Oo. 40. 5 %. 8 20. 2 60.
so 2 m. Sundays. $50 m. 3se.
Lv LIBERTT ST.:-41A. $40: 1l.10
a. IN. I 10. Az. $50 SO. 3 IS p. n. 12.11
midnight Sundays. 400. 900 a. m. 400.
30 D. m-
Time tables may BE- obtained at following
Offices: Liberty 81. (West 23d St Tel 314A
Chelsea) Astof House. 245. 434- 1900. f25A
Broadway. IS2 Fifth AV..-2S1 Fifth AV-. q
Union Square West. 2I9S Third Av.. 100
West 125th ST. 24S Columbus Av. New
York. Court St. 34s 344 Fulton St. ~
Nostrand Az. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co caiio
W {: RFSI.ER W. g HOPE.
ytce-Pres 4. Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
HELP WANTED.
Male

ADvERTTsTNG CANvAssEFs. - WANT
ED SEVERAL GOOD ADVERTISING
CANvASsERS on THE TRIBUNE Al
MASAC LIBERAL COMMISSION REF
ERENCES REQUIRED. CALL OR AD-
DRESS. ADVERTISING MANAGER. PUB
LEGATION OFFICE NEW-IOKh TkIB-
UNE. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
eNchange. The amount due to depositors is close

to s160oOoOo
'oiin Swanger, Secretary of the State of Missouri
- M look, the State Bank Examiner, arrived
-, uaS and took charge of the Stock Yards
Bank of Commerce and the Union Avenue Bank of
Iieice' The two other small concerns that
.toseu Yesterday An effort will be made to reopen
these banks at once
prominent local bank Yesterday received the
following dispatch from E. F. Swinney. president
Oh the FIRST National Bank of Kansas City:
, conditions continue to improve We all feel re-
SulIehcy is coming out from where Ii has
peen held for several weeks. We had three in
stances OF TINS yesterday in large amounts.
j. b Bache & Co received the following telegram
from their Kansas City correspondent:
The commerce Trust Company Kansas City is
formulating plan o take over the assets of the
Natlohll bank OF Commerce and assume the pay
ment of all the deposits
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
ATCUOS SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of a foreclosure of a chaftel
mortgage. Greater New York Iron works
20 Jacob Lew TO Jacob Elson. / Bern
rein suctioneer will sell today Al 10
G. n, az 1870 Jackson -. Manhattan
besms r1nch machine. screw machine. cut
ting machine. brackets. wagon. safe and
desk b. order of attorney Ter m0rtSa gee
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

ADVERTISING CANVASSER WANTED
by daily newspaper: one with experience
must come well recommended. one VINO mas
worked In financial commercial llnes
preferred: good or,r,artunIty TO make money
for himself and the PAPER. Address. with
references. J. L.. Box 81. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
HrsESEss CHANCES.

WA%TED.-As partner. young. 49, E,no 600
American speaking French. with Slo"p,--
eli Or address Air- Laloy. 236 West 4o'h
&. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
STORAGE NOTICE.


TT>-r,oT.& SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANl. o
- t.ssf 42d 81 New Work NoNtih
- % IgoI W. Maitland Abel. MT,
T,,c5Il- Alexandra. Mrs. A. Arms liDils- % -
IViIiiarn sullivan: J. Ar1n. MFs ~, -, 1.n,
- Mr. or Mrs J. Banker, Airen
- - III, II " Becker. Miss b -
$3.50 D. Mrs Stirling Brmngha ham, MISS
= I,r,-J,s sidney Brooks, J X amer ~ ~
III F,anIsy Chambers. MIS- y ai'eI y
"a "a, - Mrs &. d Chase &Ts- } =
~, 4-il.- NJ Croker. Ida NJ tlshlhk'
f3.tsr6 t,lrd Daniel and tdt'el'i.
1,-j1i NJ or Mrs. a Dutennol'I, r. II
-. Ns-s l., j. Sanford, y - 80
-. Catherine Scanl!n. . hel4ly ~ IyS.,
PIE ;! -, storage warehouse co. for Jonh
t.eteriSan Miss Emma B- Shields . i'e!ltS
p-C@ Sevy York storage NaitiloLlSe - So
~ ,J-s ] y. Siegel, Geo 7i&tiofo' & -lll
.+,-ltr smith By Mrs =. + Stephshs%Ir' ~
ArlIIii a e7,,9sr Mrs l. NJ Spaulding by Z.
- S,arldirg Z l.. Spiiler. ttehrE y,
t.,.rset,e Miss NJ Louise stout. Mrs. i1oTls ~.
T-ot.,,,I7, Mrs. J W Van cost ah1 "
II fso,,nre D'Eeilly Pros. Ne" 1oib
II !, iiS W. r..l,o,,sc CO. for lie Po-t Van
-. /, rF.Eaeu vaughan, . Kenny l'4oS,'
So york Storage Warehouse - IL -,
y verfuiIva Mrs Alfredo Ni2ai' iielt -,
! AErasrbtlrr James NesteTNt't' - a.
,-.r,~beu White: You are hereby ho'iIel
- 80 ,-tor-sge being due and the time io-
- r,ay-u5cnt Of this company LSh uir 20
81 ,,roTerts- hereinafter descfli'ed IL'ht iIis
s-sgs .,,.s me notice thereof having bseH
eNPlieo O. mis- company viii cause such
t.r.,.--, TO wiz. Household FURNITURE
l.,.4rirs, apparel. personal e4eciS ald ~. - q
rbandise stored 10y you IN tnt ~ a,,.,i -,
- the company to De s"iH az P1plie IT,, -,,.,,ia
-.,r5tne- to the statute IN such caseS 'ltaue L
a, s,l,-i,se3 ~ the auction rooms oi tIe''
ss.rte lJ5 East l25th St, New - hD.h -, -
- ,te 10Th DAY of DeHsmnef, i'o'' '
90 commence AT 10 o'clock .: ll..c,,p,Ny ~.
r>COIN SAFE DEPOSIT t1hFN-\i
LIZ Jobn r. Van Wor:ner.
l-.,.,etsTv and General Manager
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
4 HUSTLER (colored) wishes place In
garage to learn the business Nv St"iiS
ave. Jersey city
ASSISTANT EOOKKEEPER. salesman and
collector. 10 Years rAIcr!e:tce In iurnOer
business. quick AT figures. flrst class T"IeI-
euce. William schmidt, 52l 9Th ST.
ACCOUNTANT degree: opens.
prepared FOR executors. trustees and books
kept for same. T. o. Box 80 Madison 50
ASSISTANT BOOKKEPER and do type
writing, three years experience: accH-
rate. reliable Address +. W. Gl9 Decatur
ST. Brooklyn.
PAEER. - Foreman; expeIieaced; steady
postion on all kinds Of bread. rolls. buns:
rroprietnr and expert on cream bread. Ian
ner 10 East lU5th 81.
ROOKKEEPER Competent young man,
employed during day, desires situation
evenings s. viii keep small set, -
weekly Henry Rice, LA East 22d St
RoOKKEEPER. experienced: cashier. cor
resuOudent and up-tO-Cafe Office man.
yo1,ns. active. energetic; employment with
reliable concern, moderate salary: hrst
rlass references. Address r.. J., Box 33.
Tribune Once.
BooKKEEPER- young man. as book
t,espers ; assistant or In clerical capac-
ity: Eastman graduate; best OF references.
Address Box 100, South Lee. Mass.
KEEPER.-Married IS: ca= furnish
good reference: salary So j. 5. Brown
81 East f02d st
BOOK OKKEEpER-Br beginner single
OF double entry: place with advancement
CT
RARTENDER's hBLPER.-By young man.
20: good position; fuH expeflehee IN hhIno .no
ing whiskeys. brandy. wines Deutsch. $50
East 10th st
-.CoEKrEpFR'S ASSISTANT for largo
% go Tr bookkeep per for small house; one
.-a,T,e eyUerience. best 'eference. 3 Vein
berg. sS1 East i1th 81
nov II wishes steady rositioR at any
tb,nz. Joseph Lucas. i39 East list st, ''
ROY X years OF age. public school grad
yate. position in law. real estate insur-
a,,Se or printing office. Joseph Perfetti'
3i3 Hudson ave. Brooklyn
p6y = -.ishes position at anything l."
Rercer. 124 Chrysle s.;
p0y u. in office or in stock: thoronsh,y
- i.,-1d IN office work: excellent REF
nree $ or Sc. Mendeison- 6a West
l43d st. -------------
,--oIr pv Young man. IS. German
Glen ,,,,+b one wears experience, as
ieIk o. cashier. references Henry
: p,,.eho-r. Hollis. Long isianc-
r,ppr.TrER and FRA MER.-tiooG 90 ne. =,
Ir ebsrie Understands al! &inas OF ~ofn a,,a IN
f,..f1ri4s, warehouses. etc. ,3g Eaa,
iIe.- best references. 'd'ii''-'
GTth 81.
.ppr>ZrE;R R--Good mechanic: shop: fac
CARTE t,1.irds-. plans or bench work:
s,oIy 'oTy reiiab!e and trustworthy F. 40
$50 Sl,1e,' Vsehawken T. o.. y j.
--,,r,n,.r MASON. good. ali around man
.lar+s s..9.s'. r-c'l5- e4tw or @ o,,an 5,-sxt
z.iiier 81. Peters and Glcbe aNes-' "sS'
Chester
CHASER and modeller; gold ,s;.1d, a3d siam ran
line. firs. class. desires l,osi,,Umd' and sam
ihsE. as ,.orir k Box JOG. Tribune Uptown ci-
ere, 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
BALTIMORE & OEIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even no1r,.
w1sHINGToN. ASH STpers. 1I.5oprn 90 am
WAsHINT0N WAsHINT9N Biner Bns $50 so ann ann 10 GO an
WASHINGTON. Diner. IL so am 1&OO N
WASHINGTON Buffet. 80 pm zW 30
..RoYAI- LTD" Diner Diner. SO 90 pm srSS 90 Pm Pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm 100 om
ThF9Gsh Pa,ly TFain' g go 5ns am
rH1CAGO. COLUMBUS. f1.5O am II 90 M
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD. $50 pm 100 pn
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED" 80 pm !m pm
eiNsTL LOUIS: :LoUIsy5 $50 Pm ts,SRa $50 SRa
STATION. WASHINGTON. D. c:
oa4ces: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. Aseae
House. los Greenwich ST 2s Union saasess
M Rroos1p! sPl GTaes West s Esd St ana Liberty St
After & D. m Sleeping Car ReserVationD
and full information Tegsrdins Iraln5s ans,
b & D. r. r. 23d 81. Terminal Fnoas
Number. Chelsea-3l44.
". Y. N H & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central Statiens
Boston via New London & Proy0t:. 10: q. g.
.sSS !ls:SSSS. tf5GSa tf5:GS = sssoa M .fla6o 20 y.
VIA VIA WlineFs'i spfd@Ps:15 +, NJ. = :i2;0o '4'oo.
I'll 90 P NJ -
Wo-'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. 1850 r. ~
Iakevfile 4 Norf-f'9:O1 A NJ. "a .26 p ~
CT harrington. Stock5Iidge. Lenox. Pfets.
feld-f4:54. 1900 A NJ T5:26 p NJ;
Ticket Offices at cGd- Cent St'n and cl23tn
St. also az Gas. 1900. e1354 B'way. CD
Union So, cfS2 9Th Ave. Gas Col AVS
cI63 5th Ave cG49 Mad. Ave. c1Oo W.
i9sth 81 9I9s Cd Ave In BlSIyn ca Coure
ST 4Ts Nostrand ave. 800 R'way-
sDaiIy Except Sundays 'Stops at 12otn
St xStops at 12jth St Sundays only
tPa-Ior Car Limited. sSHnday parior eaf
train iiHas dining car ePaT.or see
Sleeping car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

rfIE FoLLOwING PERsoHs arc hereby 'a,,,
notified tha: their househo9i,ai d,,@,tcn on
-.'.,ace v{lI De sold at public auctich On
on So e' December II. 1907, lo;S0 a m.
a. Tilins storage W@rehoases: .5t3 ' n dfo 20
Zoa - -,s,.,,,ent OF storage charges that
iaG4' - 81 @re zear due according to law
soSerning sdS storage warehouses r G Gfq. cflase
Mrs. e Enrieht. Mrs: Mc.cnheli. GtTis |ir,','
stnsar Nar~iAn Shelby. Mrs. h hl!,y'
, OK fHs,t,,, 9 CondaIdle. Mrs. Hirsch MI.
a Lander. n J. Garietson Mrs. = Ley ,;.s ls'
Mss X Reilly. f. j. o oCunhei- ~
iTT,ii,. iTTIAqMINs' sToEAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

CARPENTER mechanic; on al,era-
lions. office and store fittings: steady, re
liable. Jones. 80 Van Wrinkle ave. Jersey
city.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

CHATFFETh experienced. wishes posi-
tion delivery. gasoline truck or car
OF work in garage good mechanic. . years
experience. August J. CAM. 2ss East
I5lth St Bronx
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

4 HUSTLER (colored) wishes place In
garage to learn the business 40 storms
ave. Jersey city
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

ASSISTANT ROOKKEEPER salesman and
collector. 10 years eAI'cr!e:ice IN iufnCeF
business. quick At figures. first class rtrel-
euce William schmidt, J2l 6th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

CARPESTER.-Ge experienced: has
his own tools: wants work. 413 West
y
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
DRESsMAKING AND MILLINERY.
ACCOUNTANTS

siSPLiFIERS OF SYSTEM.
systss.ts Manufacturing plarts. audits.
sh1~.auzing. financial statements balance
F,-,..; nominal cost Address Gregory.
Brs.SnS Gregory. Suite co. No. Il1o
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
B-ooklvn.

f1o. rs lEFTERTS PLACE.
Newly furnished and decorated detached
csnsion: extensive grounds. caD acconTno-
cate few guests: rooms: best references
required Owner. telephone 2e31-R Fros-
pect
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

ACCOUNTANT Expert degree; opens.
closes. audits. balances books, accounts
prepared for executors. trustees and books
kept for same. z O. Box 80 Madison -.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

ASSISTANT BOOKKEPER and do type
writing. three years experience: accu-
rate. reliable Address +. ". Gl9 Decatur
ST. brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
FURNISHED RooMs 40 LEI.

Full information concerning these rooms
olas be had. free OF charge. At the Uptown
gnce OF The New-YorE Tribune. 1868
Broadway, between Seth and 37th SITS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

i-ARfiE and small sunny rooms: two baths:
private house. phone. reference. Ia
Nes; SD 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

'RoSEVILLE.'' 3s5 Sussex ave. Newark.
y Neatly furnished rooms. single
and eOubIe, all improvements, near d. i.
d W station and trolley lines
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

COAL. SHOVELLER. PORTER or LA
BORER.-By Colored man Nicholas. ~
Fulton st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

9Th AVE. - nOth stJ.-Retined sur
sounoings: beautiful large front room:
1ast optional
Hih ST. i2s W,-Larre. small rooms:
sVllnern exposure: hot and cold water:
.---.eIilen. blelress WnTlnn. references.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMAN=By reliable man; expert:
careful driver very highest references;
married: no children. Address Coachman.
Box IS. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

CHATFFEtR. n, married wishes posi-
tIon city or country, also years OF
rrrience as coachman: willing 10 do any
thing: best reference r. Duffy. 329 East
tiDth 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

CHAUFFEUR and MECHANIC: 81. mar
ried, experienced. cautious operator: thor
oughly competent reliable: good practical
mechanic. perfectly familiar with repairs
and adjustments. gasolene cars: excellent
reference ZOE West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

wCJISHMAN seeks position: large expert
ence with horses; 70 years reference one
frm: or will take watchman job; age ~
wears 23I4 ID ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
WORK WANTED.
AfaIe-N

ENGINEER -Understands engines. dyhao A.
mos. ice machines and electrlcity' l.
years in charge with last employer III ny ny
Ncrrissev 543 South 9TH ave, Mount Yer
non n Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
Re Il
PUTS D ON
G|LA MONSTER
Engineer MaIIard Who Finds
Forgotten Reptile CIinging to
His Belt Will Not Soon Forget
Experience,

superintendent Mallard. OF the ella
Valley. Globe and Northern railway,
had an experience the other day that
he viii not forget in a hurry
While inspecting the damage done
by the recent heavy rains. the super
intendent was presented with a live
ella monster by a member of tho work
train crew. who had just captured the
reptile. The superintendent va rid
ing over the road on a railway auto
mobile. so he took the ella monster
on board and dropped it into an oil
ear.
Then Mr.. Mallard forgot the reptile
and everything else but the washouts
on the other ella monster" and. at
ter finishing his Inspection work. he
left for Globe shortly before dark.
accompanied by Special officer c. q.
Miller. AS they were speeding into
the Globe yards. Superintendent NAL
lard felt a tug at his belt, and when
he felt to see what it was his hand
came in contact with the reutile.
Then the super went up in the
ana II the auto hadn't been rum
ming on rails ii probably would have
climbed a telegraph pole. Finally Mr.
Miller anne to the rescue and. with
a well-directed blow from his six
hooter. made the monster release his
grip on the superintendent belt.
Except from the shock 10 his
Mr.. Mallard feels no IN ef-
fects from the experience, but he says
he has decided to abstain from re-
further gifts Of the reptile
species.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
CHILD CRUSHED UNDER
A SANTA FE TRAIN
Depiorablc Accident in HI Paso Yards
Results In killing of Little seven
year-old Fernando Martinez.

Fernando Martinez, seven years old,
was caught beneath the wheels of a
string of cars, pushed by a Santa Fe
switch engine over the Utah and
Tenth street crossing In FL Paso,
Wednesday morning at : o'clock. and
as a result Of injuries sustained then.
died at Hotel Dieu at noon.
The boy had been marketing with
his grandmother, and was on his way
home 10 the alley between Ninth and
Tenth streets, when run down by the
ears. When the little fellow was
knocked down the old woman reached
under the moving string of ears IN a
vain attempt to remoVe his body from
the track. and herself came near be-
ing caught by the wheels.
A switchman saw the accident ana
s~ignalled TO the engineer TO stop. The
boy was picked up with his right leg
crushed just above the knee and car
ried to Hotel Dieu in a hack. where
the mangled limb was amputated.
From shock and loss Of blood the
boy died a few minutes before moo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
ANOTHER MINER FALLS
TO DEATH IN BlSBEE
Copper Queen Consolidated Employc
Falls to Bottom of Shaft When
~Scaffolding Collapscs.

Tuesday afternoon a miner named
Pete letter, in the employ of the Cops
per Queen Consolidated Mining com
pany fell to his death while at work
I'm the Spray mine at Bisbee.
The Bisbee Review says: letter
went on shift yesterday morning. and
was working On stope No. 81 on the
500 foot level of the mine, where he
was engaged mining in a raise. He
had 10 stand on a timber platform
while at work. and it is thought that
the constant PAIRING Of the timbers
when he was striking the steel threw
some of them out of place, and pre-
cipitated him to the bottom Of the
raise. There were others miners in
the vicinity and they rushed to the as
sistance Of the injured man, finding
him badly cut up and unconscious.
They took him to the surface and
from there to the company's hospital,
where he died within a short time In
spite of the efforts Of the surgeons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Christ L. Price. a santa Fe yard
brakeman. t~wenty-nine years old, vas
the victim of a peculiar accident yes
terday morning about s O'Clock. says
the san Bernardino sun lie was on
top Of the caboose of a freight train
which was being switched. and vas
In the act Of signaling the engineer.
when the air brakes were suddenly
applied and Price was pitched head
long from the caboOse.
Price had presence OF mind enough
TO throw out his arms. and this was
an that saved him from serious in
jury or possible death. He landed on
his hands and knees. spraining both
fOrearms and badly decorating his
knees. The index finger Of his left
hand was also broken. and he viii be
laid IN with his injuries for several
weeks.
At the time Price was thrown from
the cabOose the rain was making "a
switch. and the engineer put IN the
air. fearing that the switch was not
properly placed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

q. Gomez, a cholO track labOrcr.
employed in the Santa Fe yards. at
san B~ernardino. had his right hand
terribly injured Wednesday morning
by a heavy piece Of iron falling upon
il. The sharp edge Of the iron struck
In the palm of the mans hand. split
ting IL wide open. breaking several
bones and terribly decorating the fin
gers.
His injuries We're dressed and he
was then sent to the Santa Fc hos
pital in Los Angeles. where il g.
thought likely that II will be found
necessary to amputate the hand. Co
mez Is twe~nty-eight years old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
SANTA re IMPROVEMENTS
AT SILVER CITY DEPOT
Superintendent Edter. After Visit to
Mining Metropolis. Promises Better
Facilities q Sf-tion.

w. X. Etter. division superinten-
cent ~ the Santa Fe. with h~eadquar-
iers 40 san Marcial. was IN Silver CITY
lasf week and announced b Wiling
ness ~ the Santa Re to co-operaie
with the ci+- On The matter ~ new
improvements. In company with CITY
Clerk Belts ne went over the ground
IN the neiuhhorhood ~ the station.
"nd Pc Assured M. pett- thaf fhe
company would improve their proper
lN arnund the station Oh conform ntiF
INC improvements made hv the city,.
20 that ~ impression n the town
upon newcomers would he more lH
ienniHe VITA $40 fnr~ Heaff ari &
comfort and the convenience 81 the
public would De- assured Mr Effer
tiefnf fhat she ranf- ~ ~orf'
Wiling To lay a vitrified brick pave
meni around the depot 90 such places
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

T. r. Perris. manager of the Santa
Fe oil properties. and his chief clerk,
A.. T.. Perris. have completed their es-
innate of the production Of the santa
Fe oil fields for the month of August.
The OlindG fields produced 1920
barrels and the Bakersfield fields 81
asa barrels. The combined weight Of
the production was 21.125 tons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

The site for the new Santa Fe store
house at a Refnardino was laid out
Tuesday. the stakes set. and now all is
in readiness for the contractors. Moves
and Boggs, of Los Angeles. TO take
hold and rush the building 10 a speedy
completion. The building proper Will
be so by 312 feet. with a 10 foo plat
form on either side. There will be an
additional platform at the west END
20 by 800 feet. with an oil basin un-
derneath. Inspector +. r. Adds. Of
Chief Engineer Phillips office Of the
Santa Fe, reached san Bernardino
Monday and win he in charge OF the
building >of the new storehouse. In
deed, Mr.. Adds may be kept there un-
TN all the new buildings to be erected
by the Santa Fe are completed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

The san Benardino ticket office Of
the salt Lake. recently issued a ticket
seven feet in length. IL is one OF the
eastern excursion tickets, and Is a
round trip affair. carrying the pur-
chaser over several different lines Of
road before he gets back home again.
II Is one Of the longest tickets ever
issued
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

ALREADY MANY ADVANCE SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN MERCHANDISE
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND CHECKED INTO STOCK. AND OUR PATRONS
WILL NOTICE MUCH REFREstUNg NEwNEss THROUGH THE VARIOUS
DEPARTMENTS IN WHICH THE LADIES FIND MOST INTEREST PERMIT
US TO REPEAT-YoU ARE JUST AS WELCOME FOR sIGfT-sEEtNG AS
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

T.. II. Keys, chief clerk to f.. j. Glib
son. superintendent of the Albuquer-
que division with headquarters at
Winslow passed through the city las.
night en- route east on a vacation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

as Il would he subject to heavy traffic.
and II is nor unlikely that the city
council win grant the necessary per-
mission.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

T.. +. Newman. formerly with the
Armour Packing company, at Pueblo,
Col, has accepted a position here rs
clerk in the Santa Fe freight office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Passenger train No. 2 arrived here
Yesterday morning at 1887 a. m. over
two hours late, on account of the en-
gine's breaking down at Wingate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Engine 1926. used 81 the second dis
trict between Gallup and Wlnslow. was
run here yesterday. leaving this norm
ing for the west on second No. 1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

j. l.. Sydnor. of the San Bernardino
Offices of the Santa Pc, arrived here
last night on No. 8.