Rio Grande projects and mining notes mix with crime items
The Rio Grande cutoff schemes near La Mes a threaten irrigation and town relief while Santa Fe reports mining prospects in Bromide district. Death by hanging and a suspected murder case surface as Whittaker’s body is found, with officials investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingold and Copper Mining company
Milwaukee
Wis
Bromide
Rio Atria
Santa Fe
howler
Mise Burna
Gueen
ity
Colorado
Raton
telegraph
San Marinal
La Mesa
milway
San Marcial
San Andreas
Socorro county
James
Ruesel
Rodey
La Mess
Rio Grande
Cattle Growers Forecast Shift to Mexico Grazing Lands
A letter from J M Coburn reports cattlemen expect hot arid lands in New Mexico and Arizona to remain grazing zones for ages. Mexican lands offer cheaper resources, prompting Texas and Panhandle ranchers to consider relocating herds and operations. Henry Deering notes Texas cattle outlook improves with shifting methods, while northern Mexico may become a major breeding ground within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoum
New Empire
J. M. Cabrin
Kansas City
J. M. Coburn
Coburn
British Columbia
Rio Grande river
Old
Mexico
United States
Jan
gray
henry
Henry Deering
San' Angelo
Deering
Oklahoma I
Indian Territory
UPANHANDLE
J. Larimer
Chicago Union stock Yards
cattlemen
El Paso
Herald
Larimer
Panhandle
ance
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas
beline
Texas Cattle Dipped Upon Entering Kansas Proclamation
BG Storm IV Montana issues a proclamation requiring Texas cattle to be dipped upon entering Kansas, outlining regulatory action and enforcement terms for livestock movement across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas
Bailey
state livestock sanitary commission
Colorado
Kaneas
Mysterious injuries near El Peso raise questions
An elderly man, M. Cadwallader, living east of the city, was found injured and unconscious beside a road near Washington Park. A brain injury from a wound on the temple left him near death. the horse lay nearby after what seems a runaway accident. No witnesses could explain the incident, and light on the cause remains elusive. Cadwallader was taken to J. A Smith’s ranch, with doctors uncertain for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apetacia Crespir
Mera fruit
Comes
Whittaker
Follie
Pinos-Altos
han hoteune
t hose
Kelly Whittaker
Silver City
sheriff's office
Doug Jase
Bilver City
ant jation
Douglas
Atiz
Tom Vaughn
Don Graham
mith
Smith
El Peso
M. Cadwallader
J. A Smith
Washington park
Cadwallader
wes
Prige Baking FP Live Stock Report and Western Market Notes
Telegraph service lists cattle prices from Lae Market and San Antonio style figures, noting steer and cow ranges, calves and eastern market activity. Included are dramatic ledger lines about unusual rolling stock incident near Albuquerque, a reward notice for missing stock by Gibson Brothers of Deming New Mexico, and a brief domestic livestock recovery appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THO
Artdrese
GIBSON BROTHERS
Deming
New Mexico
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JR. MAHONEY
MOTANA
Big Ranch
Falge a J. Hamner
Dallas
Pete Scoggin
sun big ranch and cattle deal
Scoggin & Brown
Kent county
A. ©. Davis
Mont
Montana
H. H. Wilson
Portage
Shelby Junction
Fowler Cattle company
Havre
Tudson, Taylor, Watkine
Bad Williams
omere
Chemman
Machita
George Chessman
Colombo
J. ¥. Vickers
Chiri fchua Cattle company
rnuiino
theompany
Texhoma
Oklahoma
Chicago
A. B. Spaulding
Kellyville
Kan
Val Verde land and Cattle company
Territory
RB. L. Butte
sone
young
Fairfax
niles
Beming
Carrizillio Springs
AL WATKENS
Deng
Charles F. Hanson
Wilcox
Mr. Hanson
L. A
Nancy
Pueblo
Tucumeari
ina tock
Toetumeari
Sana Fe
New Mexican
J.B. Orr
Denver
R. HUDSON'S
GRANGS
Deminge
CHAS, HOWLETT
lower Mimbres
Postoffice
Alamo Hueco Cattle Company
Ali
Lou H
Baows
Saperin
ron watt
ert
New Matteo
yeren
Santa, fe
Luna County
Grant
DEMING, NEW MEXICO
WESRY F BROCK
Range and Post Office
Aden
NJEWSPA PET
J. SCORSEN
Renge
Lower
Mimbers
Avo
AUDSON
gehles cREAa
AKIN
U.S
PRIGE BAKING
telepropa
pab i
Henepte
SAARAS CLIT MARKET
Rangasuty
sao
OER CO., CHIGAGG
Winslow
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