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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1904

Page

1

Graveyard origins at Alpine and Murphyville tale recounted

A local Alpine elder recalls the first burial on a mountain slope now shared by Alpine and Murphyville. He links Meigs legend to the cemetery’s founding and a later fatal saloon brawl near a man named Billy Bashaw, with Tim Sullivan allegedly connected to the incident.

Dan Murphy W. C. Nations Alpine Bashaw Gillespie County Murcyville Meigs Billy Murphyville Rocky Mountain Tim Sullivan Southern Pacific Tim

Land Rush Reinstates 1883 84 Sales in Beef Pasture

Six sections of block 9 came on the market for forfeiture nonpayment with initial appraisals at 150 an acre. After a late revaluation higher figures were listed for several sections before officials reinstated the original 1883 84 sales for G H and 8 A Ry Co in Brewster county’s Beef pasture.

W.co. Smith M. A. Boyd J.R. Sagford W. S. Blevins John Weyerts Land Office G. H A. Ry. Co Brewster County

Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Mrs Kokernots

The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs Kokernots next Thursday at 4 p.m. The lesson is the fourth chapter of Romans. The signs of the times suggest Alpine will have a gay and festive Christmas with renewed cheer.

Baptist Ladies Aid Society Alpine

Mineral Survey director aids mineral exhibits and field work

Dr William Phillips director of the State Mineral Survey attended the National Irrigation Congress in El Paso and went to St Louis to supervise packing Texas mineral exhibits for the World’s Fair. He directs surveys around the Hazel mine and prospecting the new coal field near the Rio Grande south of Fort Hancock. The Terlingua quicksilver field has benefited from nearby stores and wider prospecting. Koker travels to Alpine to study conditions before winter.

William &. Phiilips State Mineral Survey National Irrigation Congress el Paso St. Louis Phillips Marfa Sierra Diablo Hazel Texas Ite Rio Grande Fort Hancock Chisos Express

Judge Folsom Eligible to Hold County Office

Assistant Attorney General reviews protests and affidavits on A P Folsom’s eligibility. He is a Brewster County resident for more than six months before the November 8 1904 election and should be issued the certificate of election despite his wife’s temporary absence.

Turney A. P. Folsom Johnson Folsom Brewster County Texas

Presidio rises again after Rio Grande flood store rebuilding

The town of Presidio, swept under by the Rio Grande on Sept 18, is being rebuilt. A large store is under construction and several homes rise on the old site, with more buildings planned as dry weather returns, aiming to resume business at the former location within a year.

Orient to Bersumed Rail Line Nearing Resumption

A. E. Stilwell, president of the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railroad, is en route to Mexico to authorize resumption of the line halted last summer after heavy rains. Track laying from the southwest into Wichita is finished, making a 150 mile section ready with trains to Kansas City via Wichita once trackage is arranged.

A. E. Stilwell Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Mexico Republic Wichita Orient Kansas City Stilwell Dickenson New York City George Gould

Elephant Butte Dam Project To Transform Mesilla Valley

The Elephant Butte proposition would convert 180000 acres across Texas and Mexico into a fertile garden region. El Paso could grow to a 50000 population as orchards meadows grain fields and vineyards replace desert wastes.

Elephant Butte Mesilla Texas Mexico el Paso Las Vegas

Delineator magazine described as a comprehensive women’s interest publication

The piece presents Delineator as the leading fashion and literary magazine for women, claiming it covers all topics women worldwide care about. It notes four language editions English German French and Spanish and identifies Mrs J M Carnes as the local agent.

TI Delineator J. M. Carnes

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Wolff & Marx Company San Antonio Labiis John W. Koker Judge Folsom America Sweetwater Orient People el Paso Herald Austin A. McCallum Agt Tex R. B. Slight & CO Builders Hardware
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