Colorado Governor Calls Dry Farming Convention in Denver
The governor of Colorado calls a Denver dry farming convention for November 20 to explore arid land agriculture. The Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Republican urge careful, truthful discussion, cautioning against land boom talk and stressing irrigation and practical methods for plains farming. They note New Mexico’s interest and urge inclusion of all affected states.
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Ilomnis
New Mexico
Albuquerque and El Paso Rivalry Reignites Trade Debate
A Fresno Paso Herald piece argues Albuquerque surpasses El Paso in climate, enterprise, and regional resources, while El Paso’s railway favoritism and cross border position keep it economically ahead in freight access, suggesting Albuquerque should grow a stronger fair and exposition to rival the border city.
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Sand Hill
Albuquerque
FE Paso
el Paso
Great Southwest
Natural Resources
Paso
Mexico
Texas & Pacific
Southwestern
Mexican Central
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Texas Railroad Laws and Commission
The County Fair and Its Role in New Mexico Growth
The County Fair is praised as a rising force in the Rocky Mountain region and New Mexico development. It embodies community pride and social gathering, showcasing crops and livestock while promoting local unity and economic activity.
American Mining Congress to Meet in Denver
The Citron notes the upcoming biannual American Mining Congress session to be held in Denver. New Mexico has a vital interest, with representation to be set by the president appointing ten delegates at large and other officials designating delegates. Governors, mayors, county commissioners, and chamber groups will each appoint multiple delegates.
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American Mining Congress
Denver
New Mexico
Territories
Citien
Territorial mining notes from New Mexico and Silver City updates
New Mexico mining notes report on Copper Circle and Chime mine activity near Santa Rita and Jarilla, with ore discoveries and improvements to transport lines. Silver City growth continues with rapid new building, copper ore exposure at San Jose, and a DAR paper dancing party planned for Thanksgiving.
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New Mexico
Virginia
Blackburn
Santa Rita
Worthen
Jarilla
Mackanlphider
Buck
Cub McCee
Tusos
James F. Deegan
Galiup Republican
McKinley County
Farmington
Gallup
Chicago
Haw Vom
San Juan
Farthington
Silver City
Thomas Kincky
Negot
Shasta County
California
San Jose
Central District
George McMillen
Daughters of the American Revolution
I Independent
New Mexico Leads in Posts but Arizona Claims Mining Town Wealth
New Mexico lists 440 post offices to Arizona’s 260 and notes 106 money order offices against Arizona’s 120, while population centers differ with New Mexico farming villages and permanent towns versus Arizona’s mining towns. The piece contrasts wealth and growth between the two territories, likening the gap to Massachusetts and Vermont.
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