Fruit growers press D and R G railroad for ice cars
A New Mexico fruit grower meeting led by Frank Staplin and William Butler urged immediate written demands on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad to supply refrigerator cars for Farmington District shipments. The State Corporation Commission and Attorney General had advised the rail line can be compelled to provide ice cars, with officials to be contacted if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Bo
State Corporation Commission
Clancy
Hia
Whch
Short
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
San Juan County
State Corporation Commission of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Frank Staplin
Farmington
New Mexico
D. & R. G. Rairona Company
D. & G. Railroad Company
E Railroad
Denver
D. & R. G. Company
Radlsad
Cusi Ul.sion
Hugh Wohan
Wm. Butler
Corporation Commission
Newco
Conanne
Fraternal Insurance Rates and Reform Movements
A Colorado insurance bulletin urges fraternal societies to adopt modern rate reforms to ensure solvency and future security. It traces the history of fraternalism, warns against underpricing, and calls for actuarially adequate standards to protect beneficiaries and preserve the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
New Mexico
Colorado Commissioner of Insurance
Colorado Insurance Department
Denver
Able Landis
Demand ice furnished at San Juan shipping points for peach crop
The commission resolves to require the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad to supply iced cars at all San Juan county shipping points upon demand for this year’s peach crop, rejecting alternative cures and insisting on action at the points of shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
San Juan County
Willie
Smelter at San Pedro mine boosts New Mexico industry
The San Pedro Gold and Copper company smelter, last week blown in, marks a downturn in central New Mexico. The firm employs about 200 workers, with a payroll near $100000 monthly, and plans to double output by January 1, 1913. The venture, started in 1899, spans 3400 acres of mineral land and aims to produce 100 tons daily of copper rich matte refined in El Paso.
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San Pedro
Southwest
Santa Fe
Stanley
New Mexico Central
el Paso
Raton
Commission Keeps Busy with Law and Road Dispute
The article covers state actions on fraternal laws in Colorado and a Santa Fe dispute over Denver & Rio Grande fruit shipments. It details new requirements for fraternal societies, insurance controls, and upcoming hearings on railroad rate differentials affecting Tres Piedras and Barranca, with agents at Roswell and Pecos Valley rate questions.
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Mobile
Alabama
National Insurance Commissioners’ Convention
National Fraternal Congress
Associated Congress
Colorado
Upton
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Insurance’ Department
Insurance
Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
San Juan County
Denver & Rio Grande
State Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Durango
Tres Piedras and
Barranca
Tres Piedras
Groves
Owen
Roswell
Pecos Valley
San Juan Basin to Bring Trade to Los Angeles
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce dispatch reports a San Juan Basin study by a three man committee. It forecasts a new rail link from Durango to connect with coast trunk lines, enabling faster routes to Los Angeles and fostering large scale development of mining irrigation and agricultural products.
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San Juan
Los Angeles
California
Los AC
Los Ageles
Denver
Ciborado
Darang
Durango
Coast Trunk Lines
Federation of Commercial Forests
Z. Oshiie
Cago
Investgate
George H. Sewart
A. H. Naftzer
Charles Weir
Duraigo
Durangi
Farmagio
New Mexico
Evansties
San Miguel
Laplata
San Juan Basin
United
Santa Fe
Gallup
Southern Pacific
Arizona
NM Attorney General Opinion on Election Ballot Procedures
The New Mexico Attorney General advises on how returns for the general election should be canvassed for four subjects including presidential electors and a state highway bond issue. He urges one poll-book set, separate ballot for constitutional amendment, and outlines transfer of state-wide results to the state canvassing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
New Mexico
Frank W. Clancy
Ilon
Antonio Lucero
Santa Fe
Ada Ie
Arcele
Ana Choet Justice
Congress
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraternal Insurance
Colorado Insurance
State News & Progress
Santa Fe County
Artesia
Harvey B. Rergusso
Albuquerque
A. L. Whiteman
We Wilson-Marshall Club
Roawell
Commission
Commissioner of Insurance Society
Commissioner of Insurance
San Juan Basin II
Cava
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