Denver El Paso short line convention report preview
A fragmented report from the Denver El Paso short line convention outlines ore and coal resources, marble quarries, and mining prospects at White Oaks and surrounding districts. It notes extensive executive committee work, forthcoming mining statistics, and a planned edition of at least ten thousand copies detailing route and regional developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver el Pasey
el Pan
Paso
Lies Vocas
White Oaks
New Mexico
Denver Paso
Rulteouil
Lewast
White Oaks citizens warned of mining scheme and rail plan
The notice warns White Oaks residents about a covert mining and coal district plot involving the Denver El Paso short line and Santa Fe interests. It cites visiting railroad officials, chaperones, and local mine sites as part of a scheme to control the Salado coal fields and block others from railroad access, urging swift, decisive local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Re
Fletcher
Hietdher
Santa Fe
MF Devin
White Oaks
Paso
White Quits Cond
Marker & Co
Covhrani
By Huntington
Southern Pacific
Iall
W. Cla
Salado
J.J. Gorton
White Gales
Fort Stanton
Adairs
The
Eaune
Denver el Paso
Sur
Mirtalen
Lincoln
Evans
White Guks
Denver-El Paso
Sulalo
Denver
Caretron
New Mexico Press Association Debates Editorial Leadership
The Optic reports on a call from the New Mexico Press Association noting leadership is limited to side editors or publichen of Territory newspapers. The discussion ponders a possible imitator and praises the town paper The Ou Ann Echo published at White Dale for strong local reading, with TL. Rees as editor in Eddy City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win & Price
Journaletic
New Mexico
White Dale
TL. Rees
Eddy Citieen
J. W
Clark
NoSinter
County Warrants and Funds Financial Summary
Lincoln County New Mexico presents a 1891 financial statement detailing warrants issued and paid, bonded amounts, and fund balances. It lists Special County, Interest Bonds, Roads and Bridges funds, and tax receipts, with totals on hand and amounts due, signed by George Sena, probate clerk, and approved by Chairman Pave Maven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Mae Hhs
Amoude
Eddy County
George Sena
Cllerk
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
N. M
A.D
Geonur Sexa
Pave Maven
Arizona statehood and district judgeships spark partisan debate
A scrambled news page mixes Arizona statehood talk with references to Republican aims, district court actions in New Mexico, and railroad discrimination debates. It notes potential appointments tied to party advantage, court actions for divorces, and a coinage bill move, all in a disjointed, provincial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Globe-Democrat
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L. Ross
F.G. Raible
Thea
Aradamindon Urauah
Nattrowan
Chicas
Cor
Oui
Partic
Partire
Chien
Bro. Ribble
Roswell Journalem
NEW Mexico Press Ass'n
Orvis
Lincoln Co. N.M
Hoad Fund
Ato
Pem Th
Paddy County
Biddy County
Geo. W. Hickox & Co
Albuquerque, N. MI
Geefering
al. Parker
Albuquerque
Straube
Trinidad
Colo
Socorro
East
Las Vegas
SAN Jeeta
Abuquerque
Superior Management
Feose GY. Miensert
McCullagh
Tee Interstate Commerce Commission
Pio
House
White Oaks I. & L. Co
Vant Couoy
Torciay
New Mall
Jacob J. Hicks
Ananda J. Hicks
Amanda J. Hicks
Sanidl
Gascon
Lauren
Rath
E District Court, Co
Linwol
J. Barlit
New Mex
Thomas J. Bullitt
Lineula
New Mesiou
Laura ¥. Satliff
W. Cawley
Pas
May & Schubert
Proprietors of the
King Coal Cigar Factory
Commercial St
I. Mehl, Fuuran
Edgewood
Continental
Las Vegas, N. M
Gross, Blackwell & Co
Aly
Carthage
Glorieta
Firnos
Steinway, Knabe, Decker Bros
Chickerinz
J. & C. Fisher
New England
Orgbansestey
Burdette
Lyon & Healy
Wilcox & Whits
Chamberlain
Geo. T. Nicholson
G. P
T. A. Topeka, Kans
C. IL
el Paso, Texas
Jas. W. Magoffin
el Paso
Tex
Quiekest Line
Topeka
Wichita
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago
Saint Louis
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