Denver El Paso Railroad Incorporators Meet in Denver
The Denver and El Paso Independent Railroad Co forms with a $5,000,000 capital to build a line from Denver to El Paso via Colorado Springs Pueblo Trinidad and NM with a Cimarron branch. Directors include Hewitt, Watson, and others from White Oaks Las Vegas and Albuquerque. A meeting is slated at 2 pm on April 11 to organize the board.
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Denver & el Paso Independent Railroad Co
Denver
White Oaks
el Paso
Texas
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
Colorado
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Cimarron
Cimarron Canon
Merino Valley
Elizabethtown
Colfax County
N. M
Kenthimen
Jobn Evans
Charles Kountes
James B. Grant
Samuel H Elbert
Thomas M. Patterson
Henry M. Porter
Deaver
Mahlon LD. Whatcher
Jum Carlile
Velos A. Chappell
Prinidad
L. Houghton
Jefferson Raynolds
John ¥. Hewitt
White Quiles
Jodopl Magolia
Duvet
Cone
Jousx
Hewitt
Waitt
Deak
Denver [Tramway Company
Colo
Rose
Jonny Byars
Tudge Howitt
Irrigation Convention Debate on Lincoln County Water Rights
The article reports remarks from H. L. Ross of White Oaks and Lincoln County delegates at the Irrigation Convention. Discussion centers on Secretary Noble’s rulings affecting water access for arid lands, urging memorial resolution to Congress and the secretary of the interior. The session ends with a majority adopting the main report and adjourning after tabling the minority report.
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Bacon
Optic
White Oaks
Ross
Lincoln County
Lincoln
United States
Noble
Lin
Coln
Contion
Bor
Chaves
New Mexico
Congress
Bernalillo
F. A. Hubbell
New Mexico Fiber Plant Could Boost Binding Twine Industry
J C Best of near Kansas City unveils a patented machine to separate Yuces fiber also known as Spanish bayonet and coup Weed. The four horse power engine driver system can yield 4000 pounds of clean fiber in ten hours and promises cheaper strong twine ready for New Mexico factories with railroad access.
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New Mexico
J. C. Best
Kansas City
Gore
Turoroso and Vicinity Mining News Mixed in May 1894
Notices describe mining prospects near Turoroso with mentions of Rowe and Ruble selling coal land, ore samples shown for Denver, and claims open for investment near Old Abe. Also referenced are local deaths, cemetery notes, farm crops, and new merchandise from White Oaks Lumber and supplies from Young and Taliaferro.
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Rows
G. Ruble
White Onlin
Denver
Rowe
Trinidad Chronicle
Rowe & Kaible
Kaus & Ruble
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James KernAhan
Crax
Moe Market
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Sausage and Game
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A. Ozanne
Stanton
Sonia Blaxean
Gian
Liscoux
White Oaks Avenue
Mlacer St
John A. Brotiters, Prop
Ciatins Werpaux
Coon
Carizo Hotel
Wilite Oaks
Wm. Gallagher
Prop
Shaeges
Dh. & FE. P. Railroad Incorporate
Organlec
Indye Hewitt
The
New Road
OLD
Abe
Abe Cox Incorporated
John Y. Hewitt
Win
Watson
Frank J. Sugar
Way
M. W. Hoyle
White Oales
Pergamon
Albuquerque
Gibson Lamb
Ott
Dow, Seybold
Anton Reynann
Wheeling
W.va
Meera
Pergamon and
Lady Godiva
Lane—Hall
Xold
Shuritla
Parchans
Rowe & Ruible
Annan Npw
PNP
VEN
John Deere
TNA
Chinn
Forsee
Movsw
Lan
Genew
da Clue
Thi
Plies
Condy Hennes
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Young & Taliaferro
Wind Wills
Parape
Towers
White Oaks Lumber & 1'l
Schilling
Young & Vuliaferra
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Los Banos
Time Books
Blank Books
White Oaks Book Stores
Wai
Ela G. Timoney
P.O. Room
Seaside and Globe Libraries
Nandy
Levine Stewart
Queensware
Tvinware
Scharf
Rober
East Streets
Mra
Pratter
East Eighth
Peter Wetuman
Batar Joseph Selurf
Pittaburg
A. L. Parker
Studebaker
Senat
New Albany
Sophiam Scharf
Zooller
Ta Weinman
Qunnis Gleason