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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1900

Page

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Big discovery reported on border of Mexico mining belt

Our correspondent in Tre Linuaha reports a new mineral find in Chihuahua near the Mexican border. L. V. Steele, a partner, describes a belt of ore with silver and gold values and a cinnabar streak. They have three tunnels and assays show about 50 ounces silver, 14 percent lead and 20 percent gold per ton, with cinnabar running 30 percent nearby.

Tre-Linaua Chihuahua Mexico Shafter Boquillas L. V. Steele Steele California San Angelo Tex

Notice of Local Law Application by Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio

The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company announces its intent to seek a local or special law from Texas Legislature's 27th session to purchase and operate the New York Texas Mexican Railway from Rosenberg to Victoria and related lines, with options to sell and to adjust bonds and stock, and to regulate property reports. W G Van Vleck, Second Vice President, and Secretary B Lear attest.

Texas Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway Company New York, Texas & Mexican Railway Company Rosenberg Fort Bend Victoria Victoria County Gulf, Western Texas & Pacific Railway Company Beeville Bee County Cuero DeWitt County Port Lavaca Calhoun County Gonzales Branch Railroad Company Harwood Gonzales Gonzales County Railroad Commission of Texas W. G van

Newman surrenders after fatal Walker shooting

Newman, accused of killing Walker in Ata scosa county last week, surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Lyons at Range. He was brought to Floresville and handed to Ranger Wright, then taken to Pleasanton and delivered to Sheriff Avant. Newman claims self defense.

Newman Walker Atascosa County Lyons Floresville Ranger Wright Pleasanton Avant Newman

El Paso Midwinter Carnival Adds Civic Parade Feature

El Paso Midwinter Carnival organizers announce a grand civic and trades parade with floats from civic, military and fraternal groups. Invitations go to neighboring towns and vendors to showcase businesses. A spectacular program includes Mile Celeste dances, Mt. Franklin eruption pyrotechnics, and daily bullfights on Mexican soil.

el Paso Lockwood Texas Arizona New Mexico Republic of Mexico Southwest Mile Celeste Mt. Franklin

Two Points as to the Goat Education and Danger

Wiley 0. Cox argues goat business education differs from experience and shares a warning about Angoras. The goat breed is said to jump over fences and cause damages, suggesting keeping Billy contained to avoid trouble and losses.

Wiley Cox Angoras Billy

March of the Christmas Children in St Louis

Ripley D. Saunders describes the march of the Christmas children in St Louis as a bright festive spectacle. The quickstep rhythm and tumble of small feet lift the town as spectators smile and dream, making everyone feel youthful and hopeful.

Ripley D. Saunders St. Louis Republic

Quicksilver and Vermillion: Coppery Cinnabar’s Tale

An Avalanche readers piece explains cinnabar as a vermillion red ore source of mercury. It details roasting to separate mercury, historic California mines, and the dangers of fumes. It notes native pigment origins, occasional native mercury, and safety measures including a lemon juice antidotal substitute.

California

Unconstitutional ruling hits board bill misdemeanor law

A series of legislative and political notes across states shows a misdemeanor board bill ruling struck down as unconstitutional, with further items noting population estimates, court actions, and upcoming events in Texas and Ohio.

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