Many Companies File Papers for Local Businesses
A wave of filings with Territorial Secretary J. W. Raynolds records numerous incorporations across Orogrande Roswell and nearby towns. Companies include Orogrande Mining & Development, Citizens' Ditch & Irrigation, Rush Lumpter Lumber, Hidalgo Land & Live Stock, Cimarron Lumber, Alto Mining & Milling, Rio Grande Lumber, Home Oil, Farmers' Savings Bank of Elida, Rhyolite Mining, Lincoln Mining, Big Horn Mining, Tyrone Development, McDonald Company, and Otero County Mining. Capital stocks range from 35 000 to 1 000 000 shares, with offices in Orogrande Aztec Roswell Raton and other locales. Agents named include W H Kemper M L Oliver J J Taylor C G Spath and J A Graham among others. Existence terms span 0 to 50 years and purposes cover mining milling lumber banking irrigation and general commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Raynolds
Orogrande Mining & Development Company
W. H. Kemper
Topeka
Kas
M. L. Oliver
T. B Ruby
PJ. Reihl
J. J. Taylor
Oro Grande
G. W. Aflaman
A. C. Brown
King
Atchison
O. J. Nuni
Hiawatha
Spencer
Cache
Oia
Orogrande
C. G. Spath
Wallace A. Epperson
Aztec
Walker A. McClure
Fred W. Townsend
Thomas F. Dalton
Fill Gree
George Salmon
Bloomfeld
Charles B. Spath
Rush Lumpter Company
Josiah A. Rush
Raton
Hidalgo Land & Live Stock Co
W. C. Lawrence
A. Cahoon
W. W. Galewood
Roswell
Or Calgron
Frederic Whitney
Dawson
W. W. Galenwood
General Lumber
Alto Mining & Milling Company
J. C. Hightow
W. N. Hightower
W. G. Davenport
Eastland
Texas
Treasury
Alto
Rio Grande Lumber Company
Thomas G. Grader
Durango
Colo
T. A. Schomburg
Home Oil Company of
H. A. Cahoca
R.F. Barnett
A. Pruit
J. F. Hinkle
W. M. Atkinson
Robert Kellahin
D. Dilley
J. A. Graham
J. W. Poe
Farmers’ Savings Bank of
Elida
Wham
E. J
Klida
Charles E. Hall
Rhyolite Mining & Milling Company
K.P. Kelley
John Kelly
Red River
M. A. Farrell Charles 5
M. A. Parrell
Lincoln Mining Company
Pryor
K. S. Woodruff
H. B
Morrow
W. G. A Moswell
W. 8
Prager
Big Horn Mining Company
N. B. Boydon
F. H. Rary
Tyrone Development Company
Chester A. Cogdon
James Wanless
L. W. Parmier
Duluth
Minn
Silver City
John S. Gorrie
Baseball results and lineups from multiple leagues
Inacomplete recap shows American League games with St Louis Philadelphia and Boston matchups, mentioning batteries and players. Western League and American Association listings include Sioux City Omaha Des Moines St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City with postponed games due to rivalries. An ad for Dr. Thomas Electric Cures toothache and other ailments concludes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
St. Louis
R. HE
Eboug
Sonity
O'Connor
Altrock, Sullivan and Hart
Philadelphia
RK. HE
Boston
Dineen
C. Armbrunter
Waddell
Schreck
Washington
New York
Falkenberg
Heydon
Chesbro and
McGuire
Detroit
Rwe
Western League
Sioux City
Lincoln
Jackson
Sawyer
Corbett
Heas
Moree
Zinran
Omaha
Vsheator
Enale
Zalusky
Des Moines
Eereeedl
Pueblo
Milne
Pau Tot
Mesaitt
American Association
St. Paul
St. Paul-Milwaukee
Eam
Indianapolis
Volundun
Minneapolis
Notice to Summer Wanderers From The Evening Citizen
Notice asks subscribers on vacation to inform forwarding details including address and hotel or street location. It requests paid up subscribers to notify if they desire paper forwarding or to stop the service, warning to provide complete forwarding information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriber
Zaire
Lenses
Queen Krupp's Romance with a Poor Man Revealed
The article profiles Antoinette Bertha Krupp, the rich owner of Essen with a 1.2 million dollar annual income, a private guard, and vast factories. It notes her simple life, residence, and close ties to her workers while detailing her marriage to Herr von Bohlen-Haibach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp
Essen
Germany
Herr von Bohlen-Haibach
Herr von Bolten-Halbach
The Strong Man Guarding the Czar Amid Revolt and Parallels
A dramatic comparison to the French Revolution frames the Russian upheaval and the czar’s danger. General Dimitri Trepoff, palace protector, governs fear, secrecy, and loyalty, accepting brutal truths to shield the royal family as unrest simmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Yeempest
Louis XVI
Roy
Dimitri Trepoff
Peterhof
Esar
Man Found Guilty of Selling Liquor to Indians
R M Brockman of Winslow was convicted in Prescott federal court of selling alcohol to Indians. Jury deliberated 1½ days, one juror held out briefly. Judge denied new trial. Brockman sentenced to 90 days jail and $100 fine. Bond set at $600 pending appeal. The ruling marks a rare conviction in such cases. A county mining figure criticized jurors while praising the jury system overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Prescott
R. M. Brockman
Winslow
Journal-Miner
Sone
Anyting
Spectacular July 4 Exhibition by Dr Carver and His Horses
Coming July 4 the show features Dr W F Carver with shot gun and rifle, Five Famous Diving Horses, the Girl in Red on Cupid, and the Flying Automobile. He offers 100 to any lady who rides Silver King in a 40 foot dive. Excursion trains and round trips advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterhof
Empire
Trepotf
Siberia
W. F. Carver
Girl In
Red
Cupid
Also Mentioned on This Page
McDonald Company
A. McDonald
Kelly
P. J. Savage
H. M. Daugherty
Socorro
Ithe Otero County Mining Company
Kit Carson
A. M. Walthall
Harris Walthall
Paso
Jouteville
Toledo
Thomas
Electric
National League
Lush
Ritchey
Donovan
Ferguson
Bowerman
Cincinnati
Clclmnati
Pittsburg
Ewing
Schlet
Summer Wanderers
Queen Krupp
VST
Bertha Aeurr
Czar
Nicholas
France
Trepoff
Bucklen
Chas, Oswald
Rensslaersville
N. Y
Seth Burch
Chickering
Everett, Kimball Pianos
Edison
Victor
Whitson Music CO
Southwestern Electric and Construction Company
Speelman
Zearing
West
Gold Avenue
el Paso & Southwestern System
Great Southwest
Kansas City
St. Louie
Chicago
Rock Island System
Garnett King
EL Paso, Texas
V. R. Stile
Gen. Pass
Carver
Traction Park
Fair Grounds
Colorado
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
Empress
M. Berger
Albuc
Suerque
Seashore Mountains
Virginia
NEW England Resorts
BIG
New York Central Lines
M. Stone
Main St
Dallas
Tex
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