Link and Pin Fifty Thousand Bonus for El Paso Railroad
El Paso businessmen meet at the El Paso club to raise a $50 000 bonus to lure the Arizona and New Mexico railroad to extend from Duncan New Mexico to El Paso. S. H. Buchanan argues El Paso trades and freight rates justify the project while H J Simmons of the line says the bonus could secure the road. No action taken but willingness to subscribe is stated. The meeting also notes a Pullman superintendents gathering at the Oriental Hotel with plans to depart for Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
el Paso Club
Arizona and New Mexico Railroad
Duncan
New Mexico
Buchanan
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
St. Louis
H. J. Simmons
Arizona and
U.S. Stewart
West
United States
Simmons
Scotland
Pullman
Oriental Hotel
Galveston
D. H. Martin
T. B. Boothby
E. N. Seamaster
A Line to Albuquerque Likely Choctaw System Terminus
Oklahoma City report dated the 7th states F A Molitor chief engineer of the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf Railway is returning from Amarillo to Philadelphia. He has surveyed the route from Weatherford Oklahoma to Amarillo to determine the best path to Albuquerque, New Mexico, the planned terminus. Construction from Weatherford to Amarillo will start after Philadelphia meetings June 27.
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Oklahoma City
F. A. Molitor
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
Amarillo
Tex
Philadelphia
Albuquerque
N. M
Weatherford
Denison Herald
Brothers Shoe Mate Run Over by Train in Parker County Texas
Fred and Charley Shoe mate, two brothers from Milsap Parker County Texas, were killed when a T and P train struck them. They often worked as section hands but were resting on the farm and are said to have sat on the track and fallen asleep after long nights watching a sick family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Charley Shoemate
Milsap
Parker County
Texas
Local railroad men and officials in city visits
Sparks from the Engine lists arrivals and movements of railway men. H C Borcherding, master car repairer of the G dH, is in town with Capt Porter, inspector for Pullman Palace Car Co. F E Morriss of White Oaks road returned from Cloudcroft. Mrs A Walker wife of E P N E agent Walker of Cloud cross is in the city. General Manager Mudge of the Santa Fe expected from Topeka in a special car. W M Wambaugh chief engineer Morenci Southern left for Morenci. Ann E S Norman E P N E chief clerk to Denver in search of recreation. FE J Kudas to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Porter
The
Pullman Palace Car Co
City
Mudge
Santa Fe
Topeka
W. M. Wambaugh
Morenci Southern
Morenci
Ann
E.S Norman
Denver
FE. J. Kudas
Tienda Barata Has Big Stores In Many Cities
A Herald reader overheard a health-seeker from back east discussing Mexican wealth in the Southwest. The visitor claimed to have seen Tienda Barata names on large establishments in several New Mexico towns and wondered if the owner was well off.
Chamber of Commerce Consideres Mineral Exhibit Work
The board discussed employing S. M. Davis at a total $100 monthly rate to collect and arrange a mineral display, but no action was taken. W. T. Hixson & Co. bought Geo. W. Hickox & Co. jewelry stock and fixtures. Hixson plans an eastern trip to buy a new high grade stock, with Hickox staying on until return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
S. M. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Hixson & Co
Geo. W. Hickox & Co
Japanese Emigration to U S to Halt
Washington officials announce that Japan will stop emigration of its subjects to the United States following a request from the U S government. The notice was conveyed to the secretary of the treasury and confirmed today.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Arrest of Marcos Medina in cattle theft case
Marcos Medina was arrested and jailed at the request of New Mexico officers. He is wanted in New Mexico on allegations of cattle theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcos Medina
Reques
New Mexico
Alleged Thief on Trial in January Jewelry Theft
Tom Wilson also known as Tom Riley faces theft from person charges before Judge Smith. Joseph Shanks testifies that Wilson allegedly took a watch and jewelry from his person last January.
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Tom Wilson
Tom Riley
Judge Smith
Joseph Shanks
Free Reading Room Opens at M E Church Tonight
The Senior Epworth League of the M E church south will open a free reading room tonight in a church room. A free musical and literary program will be rendered.
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Epworth League
M.E. Church
South
Novel Entertainment At El Paso Lodge Event
El Paso lodge 284 I Q O F members and visitors enjoyed a novel committee hosted evening. The event was declared a success by those in attendance.
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el Paso Lodge
August Flower Remedy Cited By Professor In Travel Writings
Prof Houton asserts in a travelogue that Green's August Flower is the most used remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach derangements and constipation. He notes it suits tourists and sellers with headaches from irregular habits and claims it is safe for frequent use. Sample bottles are offered free at drug stores and by dealers worldwide.
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Prof. Houton
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Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Pany
S. H. Buchanan
J. S. Raynolds
Las Vegas
L. M. Openheimer
H. B. Stevens
W. S. McCutcheon
B. L. Berkey
J. P. Dieter
A. Krakauer
A. Courchesne
F. Martinez
B. IF. Hammett
U. S. Stewart
Z. T. White
S. J. Freudenthal
Dallas
H.C. Borcherding
G. Dh
Hailing
F. E. Morriss
White Oaks Road
Cloudcroft
A. Walker
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo, Ohio
Charles Wells
Lyceum Sheil Oyster Parlor
Gi Rachester
Main Street
Rochester
N. Y
Charles W. Babcock
Acker
New York State
Canada
England
W. H. Hooker & CO
Propriciors
New York
M. H. Webb
America
May
Madame Montague
Southwest
A. Holm
White Oaks
Alamogordo
Tues
McIver-Patterson Vehicle Company
Mexico
Guadalajara
Lake Chapala
Aguascalientes
B. J. Kuhn
Erna
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Chicago
Cincinnati
F. B. Morse
Traf. Mgr
Houston, Texas
L. J. Parks
G.p.&t
Houston
oOorn
T. E. Hunt
Cor
San Antonio and
Oregon Sts
Novel Entertainment
Prof. Bore
Miss Cutting
Railway
Pacific
Darbyshire
R. W. Curis
W.P. A
T Pa
P. Turner
P. A. Dallas
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