Railroads eye Carthage coal fields and San Antonio bridge
Judge McMillan reports rapid railroad plans into the Carthage coal district from San Antonio with three lines and a possible fourth. The state bridge over the Rio Grande is to be shared by all railroads without county charges, while a new line from San Marcial would bypass bridges. Also includes a letter urging reclamation service support for Sovorre dam and canal work and a brief notice about Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Life
San Antonio
Daniel TH. McMillan
Locerto
Journal
Alvarado
Carthage
McMillin
Judge McMillan
Santa Fe
Wntage
Secretary of the Interior
Tere
Hiesseoms
Rio Grande
Soninguise
Socorro County
McMillan
San Marcial
Albuquerqie
N. M
Eulitor Socorro
Sovorre
Sisaw
New Mexican
Eee
Sovorre Mountain
RM. Hall
Rio Grande Valley
Reclamation Service
KE Dax
Texas
B.S. Romey
Congress
New Mexico
Robert W Monroe Dead in San Diego
Robert W Monroe formerly a Socorro resident and El Paso landlord died in San Diego California after visiting for health. He once ran the Park House and Windsor in El Paso served as city marshal and watermaster. He will be buried in El Paso by Knights of Pyllas. A brief dispatch notes his only known relative is a brother in North Carolina.
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Robert W. Monroe
Socorro
Ei Paso
San Diego
California
Monroe
Park House
Windsor
el Paso Herald
el Paso
L Paso
the Keights of Pyllas
North Carolina
Parker Nominated On First Ballot At Democratic Convention
The national democratic convention in St Louis closes its sessions with Alton B Parker nominated for president on the first ballot. No vice presidential nominee yet though Mayor Rose of Milwaukee is favored. The platform omits a money plank, a Bryan victory over Hill on sound money noted. A letter defends facts about a San Antonio to Socorro hand car picnic and a baseless rumor in last week’s Chieftain is denied. Baseball at the territorial fair promises lively competition among New Mexico clubs with $1560 in prizes. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve promoted for piles with testimonial from H A Tisdale of Summerton.
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St. Louis
Dispatches
Alton B. Parker
Rose
Milwaukee
Bryan
Hill
Parker
Cleveland
Brean
San Antonio
Socorro
Windsor
A Benn
Fiere
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
el Paso
Deming
Raton
Silver City
The
Fair Association
Quarterly account of W ER Martin clerk Pitt Judicial District
Report of the quarter ending June 30 1904 detailing receipts payments and cash balance for Socorro Roosevelt Baldy Chaves Lincoln counties totaling 3402444 and payments to territorial treasury refunds and fees. The piece endorses the new cash system and banking deposit practice by Mr Martin and notes local agents distributing California summer resort literature.
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Act & Mole
Xicam
W. ER. Martin
Pitt Judicial District Court
Territorial Treasury
Martin
Rint
Fifth Judicial District
Mouartirly Repont
Hartin
CLIE
Listrict Court OF Fipta
Socorro County
Price Brothers Bank of
National Bank
Conde
Jaifa Bros. Lincoln
Fatas Cea OiBhe
Santa Fe New Mexican
Electrified Transport and Big mine Investment Near New Mexico Fair
Ty the Pale Grounds in Albuquerque touts a solution for transporting visitors to the territorial fair via electric street railroad. An English syndicate plans the largest investment yet in the Mogollon mining district to build a major plant on the Gilg uplands to produce electricity for operations.
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Albuquerque
Mogollon
New Mexico
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Price Bros. 4 Co
Lion
Woods
P.N. Yunker
New Mexico and
Arizona
Home Comfort Steel Ranges
Whitney Company
South First St
First National Bank
Kua Si
MW. Flowaway
Pruok McRee
Cashire
Q. R. Newhall
Cashley
B.S. Rodey
Tf. J. Cheney
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Citzen
Ibex
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Interstate Merchants’ Association of St. Louis
Bureau of Information
Olive Street
Committee On Resolutions
Ty Rowe
de Witt &Co
Chicago
H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
S. C
de Witt
Pith Judicial District
Ompany Han
Mogellons
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