Local Business Outlook for Alpine 1903
A Breckenridge area business extends thanks to Alpine and Brewster County patrons for 1902 and aims to raise quality without price increases in 1903. The note highlights gains in canned goods dried and evaporated fruit and invites customers to visit, wishing a prosperous new year.
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Alpine
Brewster County
Water as the Key to Arid Lands in Mineral Policy
Dr. Wm J. Phillips argues at the El Paso Miners' Convention that water availability drives the value of mineral lands and public school holdings in the trans Pecos. He urges hydrographic research to map underground and surface waters, warning that ore riches pale beside securing reliable water for agriculture, grazing, and development.
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Pecos
Imperial Domain
Wm J. Phillips
el Paso
Kansas City firm to push Chi huahua rail project in spring
A Kan sas City Mexico and Orient line official Trevino reports rapid progress on east ward rail expansion from Chihuahua. Tariffs are prepared and bids for Conchos river routes will be heard soon as new locomotive and passenger coach arrive for operation by April with ceremonies planned for public opening.
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Trevino
Kansas City
Stilwell
Conchos
Chihuahua
A. E. Stilwell
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad Company
Opposition to Bryan's Quarantine Bill Gains Pace
The opposition to Mr Bryan's live stock quarantine bill is growing as cattlemen across the state send petitions and letters to the Senate and House protesting its passage. The measure passed the House to engrossment by a strong majority and may be approved final if current views among supporters do not shift.
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Bryan
Senate
House
Passage of the Bill Faces Senate Test
The text notes the bill's fate hinges on a Senate vote. Opponents count on Senate opposition to derail the measure, but the outcome remains uncertain as analysts await the chamber's decision.
Stockmen support Orient road. defend their character
The Alpine community letter argues stockmen backed the Orient road project, with J D D Jackson as chair and Captain Gilet and J Bird circulating the list. It praises stockmen who donated large subs, notes few selfish members, and urges fair recognition for all citizens who aided Alpine's destiny.
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J D D. Jackson
Gilet
J. Bird
John R Holland
Alpine
Taxes cut and county debt reduced in February court actions
Ill editor delayed February term records. The court levied 1903 taxes with a five cent rate cut per hundred dollars, ordered a $3300 payment on the Presidio county judgment, and instructed the Treasurer to redeem three funded indebtedness bonds and four refunding bonds of $1000 each, reducing indebtedness by 10 300. An election was set for April 4 to elect two trustees for each school district.
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Presidio County
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meets Tuesday at Mrs Griffiths
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will meet Tuesday at 4 p m at the residence of Mrs Griffith. Mrs McIntyre serves as secretary.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Griffith
McIntyre
Notice of Final Account in Brewster County Estate
The state commands publication of a notice in Brewster County newspapers for twenty days. Julia KE Smith as administratrix seeks discharge after filing the Final Account for the William Wagnon estate with the County Court of Brewster County. A hearing is set for the second Monday in May 1903 at Alpine Court House. interested parties must appear. The clerk is M A Boy, in Alpine, February 23, 1903.
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State OF
Texas
Grewting
William Wagnon
Julia KE. Smith
Brewster County
Brewster
Alpine
M. A. Boyp
M. A. Bop
Tex
Low Rate to California by Southern Pacific Sunset Route
The passenger department announces a special one-way colonist rate of 25 dollars from all main line points to California. Tickets on sale Feb 15 to June 15, continuous passage allowed with stop overs at all stations. Free reclining chair cars and Pullman accommodations, with info from agent or S F B Morse. Nearby Mexico land grants seek Kiowa Comanche Caddo Wichita migration to 1 700 000 acre tract near the Rio Grande at 60c or 8 per acre for remainder.
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Southern Pacific
California
Golden State
F. B. Morse
M. L.roneins
T. J. Anderson
GP & TA A. G.P
TL A
Houston
Texas
Old Mexico
Oklahoma
Republic
Rio Grande River
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Orient
Commissioners’ Court
Buck’s
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Henrietta King
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