Santa Fe railroad updates and car production surge
W D McFerran of Welle Pargo in Santa Fe reports on expo office activity and a suspicious rumor of Salt Lake railroad building a parallel line through Cajon Pass. Two more engines join service. interlocking switch plant tested at Isleta. Needles hosts master mechanic C F Lape. Weather delays track work from Albuquerque Isleta and El Paso. Santa Fe raises conductor pay per mile for cash fares. a wreck in Trinidad injures two crewmen. a runaway sleeper at Trinidad trips across Commercial Street. Rail car production soars to 168000 in 1905, far surpassing prior years, with Canada adding 2164 cars. Immigrant arrivals rise from Ohio to California as a fifty-family settlement drive begins under Italian American association. The Santa Fe urges homeseekers' and settlers' rates to attract new farmers and ranchers.
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Cajon Pass
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Dalgetta
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HH. Dolweu
Topeka
Kan
Albuquerque
Isleta
C. F. Lape
Needles
Colorado & Southern
Trinidad
Aoi van Horn
A.D. Johnson
United States
Canada
Railroad Gazette
al Most &S
Ohio
Indiana
Illinol
Central West
Europe
Kalian-American Association
Arizona
Kansas
Colorado
Panhandle
Texas
Pecos Valley
California
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Land Boom Along the Santa Fe Rail Line
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway corridor saw 600000 acres of farmland sold this year, valued at 5 million dollars, averaging 10 dollars per acre. Immigrants reached 78000, up 250 percent from last year, per Santa Fe Industrial Department official C. S. Seagraves.
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Industrial Department of
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C. S. Seagraves
Seagraves
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Death of Rev Wiltsee in Grace Church Lima Ohio
Many Albuquerque and New Mexico Colorado readers mourn the death of Rev T L Wiltsee, ex-superintendent of the New Mexico English Mission, former central Ohio conference member, and pastor of Grace Church Lima Ohio at his death on October 14, lauded for his devout character and successful ministry.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Colorado
T. L. Wiltsee
Thornton
Wiltsee
Grace Church
Lima
Ohio
Public Notice of Final Proof for Small Holding Claim 226
Notice is published by the Interior Department United States Land Office Santa N M January 3 1906 that Barbara J de Pino has filed for final proof in support of her claim under sections 16 17 and 26 Stats 854 as amended. Proof will be made before the United States court commissioner at San Rafael NM February 9 1908. Witnesses Genio Figueroa Pablo Lucero Banista Baca and Juan J Martinez all of Cubero NM. Objections or evidence to support or rebut the claim must be presented at the time and place stated. Manuel R Otero Register
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United States Land Office
Santa
N. M
Nuary
United States
San Rafael
N M
Barbara J. de Pino
Genio Figueroa
Cubero
Pablo Lucero
Banista Baca
Juan J. Martinex
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Rogiste
Beale Named Among Cottage Workmen at Sylvester Cottage
Reporter omits the name of Mr. Thos W Beale who did tin work guttering and spouting on Maj. Richard Sylvester cottage as noted in the Harpers Ferry Times.
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Thos
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Maj
Richard Sylvester
Mr. Beale
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Times
Cattle Company Wins Suit In Arizona Land Grant Case
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Arizona high court ruling in Herrick v Boquillas Land and Cattle Co, involving 17225 acres of the Hoquillas land grant in Cochise County. Settlers claimed twenty years of occupancy seeking restoration of funds and damages while the cattle company bought the property from W A Hearst. The decision touches seepage water limits for irrigation and cites an Arizona statute on water rights and percolating groundwater.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Arizona
H.C. Herrick
Boquillas Land and Carte Company
Hoquillas
Cochise County
Ariz
W. A. Hearst
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United State
Howard Vs. Perrin
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Cosconine County
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Las Vegas
Wwe
Imperial Laundry
Cahall
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Seventeenth Street
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