Spaulding Plans Vast Hotel and Sporting Sanatorium
A. G. Spaulding, Chicago baseball patron, plans a vast hotel and sporting sanatorium near Hudson's Hot Springs in Grant County. The complex will include an electric plant, water works, bathing facilities, and grounds with deer. It will offer fishing, hunting, race track, baseball, cricket, tennis, football, and other sports, with boxing events and no gambling. Spaulding aims to attract sporting men and winter guests, spending next winter there as construction proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
A. G. Spaulding
Chicago
Hudson's Hot Springs
Grant, County
New York
Spaulding
Owever
Enormous Oregon cavern found in Josephine County
An immense cavern was discovered in Josephine County Oregon about 12 miles north of the California line and 16 miles from the coast. The limestone bluff hides a honeycombed interior with beautiful passages, stalactites, milkwhite pillars, pools and a 30 foot waterfall. Bears left bones near the entrance, suggesting a lair. the main chamber lies about 1500 feet below the surface.
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Josephine County
Ore
California Line
Prophecy of Lincoln Circulates in Chicago Labor Circles
A Chicago dispatch reports a circulated form claiming a prophecy by President Lincoln near the war’s end. The letter, said to be written to a friend, warns of a looming crisis that unsettles the President and suggests postwar corruption and dangers to the republic.
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Chicago
Republic
John T. Baldwin
Sierra Chiou
John Tewin
Te Uborough
Sai Sterra County
Hopewell
Haldwin
Dou T
August Flower praised by Sheriff Fennimore in local notice
The Hon J W Fennimore Sheriff of Kut Co Del testifies to August Flower aiding his long standing dyspepsia and headaches. He says taking the remedy relieves his symptoms and he recommends it as a great cure. Also included is a broad political warning about wealth and a mysterious labor movement spreading prophesies via slips and postal cards.
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J. W. Fennimore
Kut Co
Del
Cape State
G. G. Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
U.S
Republic
Multiple New Mexico Corporations File Certificates
A list of recently filed corporate documents with the territorial secretary notes several New Mexico entities including Springer Roofing and Paint Company with stock $20,000 and principal office in Springer Eaton Water Works Company increasing stock to $175,000. Dayton Land & Investment Company with officers Hill Bushnell and Robino Review. Capital stock $30,000 based in Clayton. Sheep Company with stock $2,500,000 and offices in Springer and Chicago. DeMars Sash Lock Company with stock $50,000 and Albuquerque. Alpha Gold Mining Company with $50,000 stock in Las Vegas. Chijaahua City Water Company Limited incorporated with $1,250,000 stock and Hillsboro principal office, plus a Minneapolis branch.
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Tal
Springer Roofing & Paint Company
M. W. Mills
Ragsell Marey
Webster W. Jacobs
H. EH
Springer
Eaton Water Works Company
Dayton Land & Iivestment Company
Treorporatore
John
Hill
A. Bushnell
Robino Review
Clayton
New Mexico Sheep Company— Incorporators
H. L. McCura
MH. A. Nelson
Colfax County
Fos. Barnes
W. D. Tewekesbury
Chicago
Samuel G. Anderson
Mutehineon
Geo. Mo Nelson
St. Paul
Mira
Pr Perfecto Armijo
M. Mandell
Dh Kuhns
KW. Hopking
Bl, Jones
EB Bonsall
Capital Stock
Albuqueraque
Alpha Gold Mining Company
M. Slattery
Rog. McDonald
G. A. Rotheeb
Las Vegas
Capital Steel
Santa Fe County
Chijaahua City
Grave yard miners may yield gold for arts in future
The author foresees a distant era when sentiment yields to materialism and reason governs society. In that time gold could become scarce even for artistic uses, and graveyards of the past would become a major source of supply.
Debates on Gold Deposits and Fossil Wealth in Land
The fragment argues vast buried gold in graves and jewelry as future wealth, cites El Paso burial cases, and critiques wool markets and tree planting alongside geologic theories. It notes shifting views on ore location, from dogmatic to systematic, and contemplates future gold and silver deposit knowledge.
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Philadelphia
EL Paso
A FAVORITE SON Col Frost career in New Mexico politics editor
Col Max Frost born in New Orley Louisiana later moved to New Mexico as a young man. He served as Adjutant General under Governors Wallace Sheldon and acting Governor Rich. Frost held federal and territorial posts, led militia units, edited the New Mexican, and ran a printing bindery and daily paper while active in the Republican Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Max Frost
New Orley 18
Louisiana
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Wallace
Sheldon
Rich
United States Land Office
Santa Ra
Republican
Bureau of Immigration
Adoveland
Albuquerque
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Oregon
Lincoln
Mill
South Percha
Gray Eagle Mine
John Bennett
Dobbins
Kingston Livery Stable
Kingston, New Mexico
Long Branch
Law and Mining &Slanks
Advocate Office
Las Animas
Postoffion
Los Palomas
Sierra County
Animas Ranch
Karmarke
Ander
Anme Ny
Tom
RHA Land & Cattle CO
City
Brackett, Lee
H. Hopper
Kingston
Tange
T.C. Long
Hillsborough
SMIGM
Justice OF the Peace
F.C. Martsolf
Hillsborough, N. M
M. McKinney
Lake Vailey
Gem
Main Street
A. Odell
Hasnonovan
Fes
James Adams
Boot and Shoemaker
Hillsborough, N. My
Geo, Richardson
Hillsborough, N.M
W. Parker
Chancery
Attorney At Law
Sillsborough
Atehicen, Toaka Beata
Denver
Rio Grande
Atlante & Pacific
Central Pace HC
Southern | Pacific Railroads
Corr
Dye Ing
N. M
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Pas
Vagas
N. Or
Geo
JC Holson
Teeka
Kansas
Holbrooke, Spt
Lani Vauusy, N. My
Avsted
Winers
Isti
A. H. Whitmer, D. D. S
Platos
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