Irrigation Pump On Wheels Demonstrated In Colfax County
Report from Colfax County details a mobile electric pump built by W. M. Mills for orchard irrigation. The unit, mounted on wheels with a ten horse power engine, pumped water from the Cimarron to raise a twenty four foot water rise. The system irrigates a large area and costs under 500 dollars with moderate operating expenses.
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W. M. Mills
Técontrai
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Hyton Jackson
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Mille
Orchinyd
Canadian River
Women Labor Dominates Labor Market Says Chicago Chronicle
The Chicago Chronicle reports at a Detroit factory inspectors convention that cheaper female and child labor push men from many trades. It argues cheaper labor lowers family earnings, reduces purchasing power, and harms local commerce. a separate note clarifies fish stocking delays by New Mexico warden Page B. Otero with future restocking planned.
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Bojine
Detroit
United States
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Page B. Otero
Territorial Fish and Game Warden
New Mexico
Otero
Department
Fruiting futures in Otero County farms
The Alamogordo News highlights Otero County growth with A J Messer's three acre ranch near town producing peaches lettuce and cabbage profits. Messer notes three acres employ about a dozen people and yield over 1500 bushels of produce to date.
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A.J. Messer
York
Gore Ranch
Measer Saya
Frois
Arizona and New Mexico joint statehood debate summary
The Register criticizes Jointure arguing Arizona would fund extravagant New Mexico politicians. It compares total territorial expenditures for universities, asylums, reform schools, and public works, noting New Mexico’s higher overall spending and cash appropriations while Arizona relied on bonds and a smaller ongoing budget. It questions the fairness and outcomes of statehood.
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Eagle Mining Property Praised for New Mill Upgrade
Major J M Rice of Eagle Mining and Improvement Co New Mexico recently visited El Paso on company business. Mines between Carrizozo and Capitan are adding a mill to boost capacity to 150 tons. Rice says Eagle is America’s best low grade ore property and commends the local forests water mountains and valleys. Post office for the mines is at Parsons.
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