railroad to silver cliff extension favored by canons city
The Denver and Rio Grande plans a 27 mile line from Texas Creek to West Cliff and Silver Cliff in Custer county with a $600000 appropriation. Surveying has progressed and construction could start soon. Dawson City would benefit from rail access for mines and smelters. Dawson City and Canons City would gain most if the branch begins there. Cantaloupe crop damage in the Arkansas Valley noted, Bordeaux spray tested to improve fruit. Rail rates for Pueblo and Colorado Springs areas listed for Sunday and weekend travel.
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Silver Cliff
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
The
Rio Grande
Wet Mountain Valley
Jeffery
Texas Creek
Pueblo
West Cliff
Custer County
Racoxo
Alee
Chamber of Commerce
Canson City
Dawson City
Dawson
Denver & Rio Grande
Arkansas River
Cawson City
Arkansas Valley
Agricultural Experiment Station
Increasing popularity of Sunday excursions to Carson City
The Times Citizen notes growing interest in F and C C railway Sunday trips from Cripple Creek to Carson City. Last Sunday’s train carried seven coaches, up from five two weeks earlier, with returns offering Royal Gorge views via the Denver and Rio Grande at small extra cost.
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Cripple Creek
Carson City
The
Times- Citizen
F. & C. C. Railway
Royal Gorge
Denver & Rio Grande
United States
Proposed lecture course for Carton City outlined
The committee and Central Lyceum Bureau discuss a three concert two lecture series similar to Greeley Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Events include Dixon Hadley Boston Ladies' Symphony January Boston Stars February and a warm pledge drive aims for 350 season ticket subscribers. The Record urges support for a first class course to boost local intellect.
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Asiion City
Falmer
Central Lyceum Bureau
Greeley
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Thomas Dixon
Jey
Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Westyan Mule Quartett
Boston Stars
Prof
Hadley
Carton City
Royal Gorge Attraction Draws Cripple Creek Reader Praise
The Cripple Creek Citizen editor tours the Denver and Rio Grande route to the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas. He notes towering rock walls, boiling rapids, and the dramatic granite cliffs as the Arkansas River churns through rocky prison walls, creating an awe inspiring sight.
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Cripple Creek
Denver & Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Arkansas
Rockies
Rock
Widespread Colorado mining and rail news update
Reports from Cripple Creek and surrounding areas cite a dramatic broadsword bout ending in a foul, a deadly Macon and Southern wreck near McDonough with rising death toll, and varied economic developments. Other items cover Brigham Roberts ruling, famine relief efforts, railroad labor, naval buildup, political shifts, bridge destruction, and local business notes.
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Denver & Rito Grande
Canons City
Ivan de Malchim
Russia
Arthur Setton
Macon and Southern
McDonough
Georgia
District
Kansas
Woodmen and Mutual Benefit Associations
Chas. A. Browne
India
Colorado Springs and
Tully
China
Brigham H. Roberts
Salt Lake City
Lathorp-Stanford Children’s
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Silverton
Dakota
Chas. A. Martine
Colorado
Msa
Indiana
Old Mexico
Mississippi
Independence
Harley P. McCoy
Charles A. Hawley
Gov. Thomas
Liberty
Colorado Game and Fish
Glenwood Springs
Pueblo Gun Club
Victoria
Kensington Palace
Westminster
B. W. Begeer
Pretoria
South Africa
Transvaal
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Gunnison River
Leland Stanford
Tereden
Sacramento
Stanford
McCune
Marshall Creek
Telluride
Bridal Veil Falls
Jack Long
Anaconda
Ralph DeCoy
Whch
Joe Bradley
Ouray
State School of Mines
Charles S. Topping
St. Louis
Henry C. Mra. Topping
Vassar
Michigan
Cafica City
Mr. Topping
New Mexico
Whee
Florence
City Hall
Bee Horraan Baca
Haken’s Jewelry Store
R. Rosenberg
Long
Paris
Frank L. Smith
H. D. Avery
Main Street
Baker & Biggs
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