30 May 1895
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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1895
Page
1
A Ros wall Record editorial discusses money value tied to laws, and urges unity to boost New Mexico's fortunes through mining and land sales. It highlights El Paso rail link benefits, criticizes local investor Whiteman for not contributing to railroad subscription, and calls citizens to action to develop regional resources.
In a letter to the El Paso Times M Whitemay of Haswell outlines placer mining values in Lincoln County. He estimates pan yields and argues the rail line to El Paso would unlock coal, marble, timber and other minerals, boosting market access and lowering fuel costs. He cites potential pan values and tonnage estimates, and notes the broader mineral wealth and industrial prospects connected to the railroad project.
Ty the Southwest Illustrated Magazine reviews a summer outing in New Mexico focusing on Jemez as one of the Territory’s many summer resorts. The article praises the description and illustrations, urging readers to enjoy the region.
The National Executive Committee calls the Fourth National Irrigation Congress to meet in Albuquerque New Mexico from September 16 to 19 1895. The agenda aims to unite Irrigation supporters nationwide address presidential campaign demands and push for broad administrative and legislative actions across states and territories with delegates from governments, societies, and colleges attending.
In Stockton California Thon PF Langan of Low Banos meets Mr Carter who suffers similar distress. He says Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave Carter prompt relief and he vouches for its efficacy. Also noted are land sales near White Dake Springs and arrival of Rev Anhmen to hold services at Plymoth church inviting all to attend.
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