Phelps Dodge plans coast railroad from Guaymas to Hermosillo
News from Mexico City reports a government concession to Phelps Dodge for a railroad from Guaymas to Hermosillo and Ures with branch lines, signaling a coast connection and aligning with shifts in Sonora rail interests. The move underscores ongoing battles among Southern Pacific and Phelps Dodge over rail access to the Gulf of California, with implications for Douglas and Sonora towns. The development follows prior concessions and pilot travels by S Douglas, head of Phelps Dodge Sonora, hinting at a line reaching the coast and boosting regional growth prospects.
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Douglas
City of
Mexico
Sonora
Phelps-Dodge Inter Sts
Baqui
Guaymas
Ihc
Hermosillo
Ures
Phelps Dodge
el Paso and Southwestern
Nacogari
Southern Pacific
Phelps-Dodge
Montezuma
S. Douglas
Sonor
Ares
Connecion
Vast mineral deposits eyed in trans Pecos field
A Carlsbad correspondent reports Count C F Caracristi of New York and London is staying two weeks at Schiltz hotel awaiting core drilling gear for extensive tests across southeast New Mexico and Texas to locate submerged mineral beds including sulphur and potential petroleum. He foresees large acquisitions by eastern clients and cautions cautious, expert-led investment amid unproven prospects. First Water Wagon calls meet next week in New York to plan 1907 parade with possible invitees including J Pierpont Morgan and Dr Swallow. Rivers pledges to drive the wagon again. A soap ad notes Chamberlain's salve for teething.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
C. F
Caracati
Broadway
New York
Walbrook
London
England
Schiltz Hotel
Texas
Caracristi
New Mex
Verge
Baltimore
Beaumont
transPecos
Pecos Tver
Guadalupes
Pecos
Felts
Trang Pecos Petroleum
Gaspe
Canada
Iself
Dryden Clearwater
Wate
N.Y
Charwater
John L. Sullivan
Ht Rivers
Elect Hughes
Washington
Roosevelt
Hughes
Platt
Faswett
N. Y
Charles B. Hughes
Justice Harlin
Kentucky
Justice Harlan
Moody
Supreme Court
Rumors and Notes From Towns and Sports Circles
A crowded column reports on literary censorship in an eastern library and marks of amateur status in tennis. It notes figures like Beale Wright and Sam Woods, plus town life in Harnesville and Ingfield with wages listed at $2 and $5 weekly. Baseball chatter mentions George B. Dovey as Boston’s new owner and possible trades involving Pittsburg, Philadelphia, and New York. Also a local ad for fruit, trees, and plants by N. W. Alger in Springfield.
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Geoge B. Dovey
Boston
Joe Kelley
New York
Corcoran
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Sheehan
Kitchey
Beaumont
Buster” Brows
St. Louis
Twirler
McGraw
Third Team for Roosevelt League
Washington insiders focus on Chicago efforts to form a Roosevelt third term league aiming to keep Roosevelt in office. Roosevelt’s stance remains unchanged though rumors persist, with Hughes and Platt figures highlighted and judicial notices touching on court appointments and constitutional questions noted.
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Washington
Chicago
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Uoull
Chicago Third Term League
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Mexican Central Railway
Mexican Central
Central
Mike Eoe G
Bemmiry
Tae Brotherhood of Railway
Neve Obate
Wyem
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway Company
Raton, Tinson
Cimarron
Vermijo
General Passenger Department
Raton
F. T. Perris
San Bernardino
Bakersfield
Olinda
California
B. Hurley
Santa Fe Railroad
Zoe Heckert
de Soto
Eunice Cole
Harvey House
Harvey
Needles
Lersity
Pastle
Oklahoma
Ton Hajey
Miss Etwart
Paris
el Paso
Phoenix
Bowie
Tex
W Hill
Dr. King
Mausard Mills
Albuquerque
Pecos Valley
Mark Twain
Nis
Hardman
Phapa Noi
Beale Wright
Sam Woods
Sam
Harnesville
Minn
Highlander
Ingfield
Springfeld
N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
Roosevelt League
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Relen
N. M
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Belen Patent
Belen
Puture
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker, Pres
Berger
Albuquerque Carriage Company
First Street
Tijeras Avenue
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
North Second Street
J. Korber & Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Willams
Vann & Son
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Albuquet
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Street
W. E. Mauger
Rance & Man
North First St
Highland
Bambrook Bros
Sadie
John St
A. E. Walker
Secretary Mutual Building
Asceemon
Second Street
Copper Avenue
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