Gold and copper developments in Jarilla New Mexico
A Denvers News correspondent reports from Jarilla New Mexico on December 22 about driving the second level of the Lucky copper property to daylight. The north drift reveals rich covellite and yellow copper veins. plans call for a 100 ton daily production and a gravity tram to transport ore to a smelter. The El Paso Southwestern railroad will extend service to support the new site and the Southwest Smelting and Refining Company targets large sulfide ore veins. The New Mexico Land and Developing Company under manager S Wormwe is pushing extensive mining work.
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Denvers News
Jarilla
N. M
Nannie Bairdan
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Southwest Smelting and Refining Company
New Mexico Land and Developing Company
Wormwe
Death of A B Quinly at Las Vegas
A B Quinly dies in Las Vegas after a long illness from a heart condition. The 46 year old leaves a wife and two children and is mourned by a large circle of friends. The Lax Veuan lodge will conduct his funeral tomorrow afternoon. He was active in many efforts for the town and well regarded by the community.
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Quinly
Mireourt
Quinney
Lodge
Tomorrey
Quinley Leaven
Piwarn
McClure
West Lafayette
Gila Monster Badge Promotes Globe Copper District
The Globe district uses the Gila monster as a publicity emblem at the Phoenix Territorial Fair with about three hundred badges printed to promote Globe as a major copper producer. The badge campaign aims to spread the claim that Gila county hosts Arizona’s largest copper camp and will soon be a world scale producer.
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Hechtman
Globe
el Paso
Phoenix
United States
Canada
Mexico
Great Britain
Gila County
Arizona
American Mining Congress
Globe Delegaton
Usl
Smelting Plant Progress At Arizona Mine Needles
Mining owners visiting the Arizona-Mexican Mining and Smelting plant at Needles praise the forthcoming facility calling it one of the finest in the southwest. The management earns trust from ore owners and the public as construction nears completion with ore purchases already underway though the plant awaits full machinery installation and a proper start after year’s end.
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Arizona-Mexican Mining and Smelting Company
Needles
Southwest
Eye
Anti Saloon League Convention Planned in City
Delegates from all Christian Evangelical denominations and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday December 28 at 9 o clock a m to organize the Anti Saloon League for New Mexico and Arizona. The sessions are open to the public and all friends of the church against the maroon are invited to attend. W W Havens Acting Superintendent New Mexico Arizona Anti Saloon League.
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Wome
Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Anti-Saloon League
New Mexico
Arizona
Church of Jesus Christ
W. W. Havens
New Mexico- Arizona
Hidalgo Mining deal eyed as Parral rail assets tied to sale
Reports from Parral indicate a major English French syndicate aims to buy Hidalgo Mining properties and the Parral & Durango railroad along with timber lands and sawmills. Estimated value around six million dollars includes 200 000 acres timber and expansion plans toward Guanapert, Guadalupe and Sonora regions.
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Southern Republic
Parral
Hidalgo Mining Company
Parral & Durango
Parral & Durangy
Timber Lance
Guanapert
Deo
Guadalupe
Wiley
Mauire Band
Lamher Company
Tts
Arela Tree of Timber
APC Corpoe
Sierra Madre
Hia Atate
Sonora
Greene
Mexican California boundary dispute sparks potential treaty shifts
Debate centers on the Colorado channel and irrigation diversions in Yuma and San Diego counties. Analysts foresee a possible treaty change and even cession of Lower California to the United States for development and strategic value.
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California Development Company
United States
Colorado
Yuma
San Diego
Lower California
Mexico
California
Large central New Mexico lobo killed near Lamy by ranchman
A ferocious wolf weighing over 100 pounds and seven feet long was killed near Lamy, central New Mexico, after killing several sheep and cattle. Ranchman Jose Leyba trapped the animal, then shot it from a distance when it became dangerous. The skin is on display at Candelaria's curio store in Santa Fe.
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Jose Leyba
Lamy
New Mexico
Faafly Leyla
Candelaria
Curio
Santa Fe
Anason
Porter and Campbell Wed in Las Cruces Home Ceremony
Robert Porter of Las Cruces married Alice Campbell of Marfa Texas at 6 oclock Wednesday evening at the groom's brother W M Porter 1119 Montana street El Paso Rev Henry W Easter officiated The wedding was quiet with few relatives present Porter proprietor of the Las Cruces Drug Company and viewed as popular both professionally and socially The couple will reside in Las Cruces as J B Downey and Mrs Downey from the Electric Light Company toured Denver last week
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W. H. Spackman
Elsie Zimmer
San Acasia
Elsie
Phillip Zimmer
W. H.spackman
Socorro
Spackman
Socorro County
Robert Porter
Alice Campbell
Marfa
Texas
W. M. Porter
Montana Street
el Paso
Henry W. Easter
Las Cruces
Republican
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