Alpine man dies after sudden illness in Mexico trip
George Snell a 40 year old laborer for W M Harmon died in Alpine after a few hours of illness from apoplexy. He had just returned from a Terlingua trip with Harmon and complained of a headache before sudden paralysis and death the next morning. Mail between Alpine and Terlingua is run by RC Ladd and Fred Pranks on Mondays and Thursdays.
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George Snell
W. M. Harmon
Alpine
Terlengua
RC. Ladd
Fred Pranks
Terlingua
M. K. Reese
Missouri
J. I. Chelf
Mr. Chelf
Alpine Avalanche Reports Ore Smelter Shutdown Near Boquillas
Boquillas Texas February 10 1900 The Alpine Avalanche notes the last of the ore near to be smelted and a shutdown of the Las Boquillas Mexico works The ore pile awaits shipment to El Paso the mining business side remains obscure Supt Bertrand may move operations to Puerto Rico Workers may find future employment there A new mine in the Chisos is reported with ore similar to Carmen deposits Tom W Peake and Don Camillo Terrazas depart for Terlingua Swat Bosak families travel elsewhere Carmen chapter continues.
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Las Boquillas
Mex
el Paso
Puerto Rico
Bertrand
Chisos
Carmen
Tom W. Peake
Don Camillo Terrazas
Terlingua
Din Sa Tiage Stopel
Swat Bosak
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