Canaigre the new crop promising in Pecos valley tanning
An article explains canaigre plant grows abundantly in dry western terrains and yields tannin. It details growing, harvesting, and processing for tanning, plus growing European interest, planned factories near Eddy and Deming, and expected high returns per acre. The piece notes feasibility amid drought and suggests widespread adoption by New Mexico farmers.
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Mining News Across White Oaks and Surrounding Territ ory
A survey of activity in New Mexico details a White Oaks boom and resumed Springer cement works, with a $75,000 price for the Dorsey ranch at Springer. Drowned body recovered near Los Lagaos, Fourth of July plans at Gallup, Eddy stone factory underway, and Santa Fe Water & Improvement plans seen as prosperity drivers. Governor Thornton appoints George W. Reavel adjutant general. public library movement in Ratón. Rin Home reservoir work near Keswell. Grant county fruit and aluminum mine activity. Mogollon mining shipments and improving wattle conditions across the territory. University summer normal at Almquergie SA reports strong attendance. Gen. Miles noted by Albuquerque Citizens. Springer sportmen’s club reports wild rice lakes. May payrolls at Raton shops and New Mexico division engineers. New irrigation project in Socorro near San Acacia. Socorro parish church expansion under Rev. Father Brun. Silver City steers large cattle shipments. School of Mines trustees set Sept 4 start with eight-month course. Central City land dispute over townsite entry and possible free federal land status. Las Crices hearing set for the 20th.
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Silver City dining prices spark convention miners contest
Prices offered for single and double hand dining at Silver City for the silver convention may attract many miners to compete. Territorial treasurer's quarter report shows Sheriff Laird paid 1,400.28 into the treasury in the quarter ending June. Only Bernalillo, Santa Fe, and Guadalupe counties reported smaller sums. Las Vegas Stock Grower notes urge Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas to push surveys and federal funding for a border water resource system to reclaim unoccupied lands near the Rio Grande.
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