Subscription Terms and El Paso News Digest
Postal subscription options listed with yearly and half-year rates, payment methods, and where to send communications to Tar Day Cimtram in Socorro New Mexico. El Paso failed to raise 100000 for White Oaks road amid public despondency and dull times. Chief Justice Waite’s death mourned nationwide. his career highlighted. Science notes discuss windmill powered electric lighting from artesian pressure. Yankton to install electric light plant with 400 incandescent and 25 arc lights, powered by a nearby stream. New Mexico Republicans organize county conventions for delegates to the Chicago nominating event, with several named contenders.
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California winter storms beat old records in sunland notes
A private letter from a former Las Vegas resident in southern California reports record cold and rain from December 1 to March 16, with heavy frosts harming banana trees and citrus crops. National City residents say they suffered more cold than New York or the East, and many Kansas settlers failed to find winter work, some paid only two dollars daily. Fresh fish arrives at the Socorro Meat Market.
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Las Vegan
California
Coam
National City
San Diego
New York
Far East
Kansas
Santa Fe Road Tickets Offer Limited Excursions to Texas Areas
The Santa Fe road issues a circular for special land excursion tickets to Texas Panhandle and New Mexico with sale dates from January 25 through June 6. Tickets are valid sixty days for return and fifteen days for presage in each direction. Round trip prices include Las Vegas 25.20, Albuquerque 30.50, Santa Fe 28.65, Las Cruces Deming El Paso 35.25, Socorro 33.50.
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Santa Fe
Misouri
Kansan
Howell
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Lae Cruces
Deming
el Paso
Socorro
Socorro A Mining And Smelting Boom In New Mexico
Socorro emerges as a historic Pueblo now a booming mining and smelting hub in New Mexico. The city hosts the large Billing smelter, the Graphic company works, a growing water system, several schools and churches, and a thriving wholesale trade. Local mines in Magdalenas and surrounding ranges feed a busy regional economy with rail links to Magdalena and Kelly and potential expansion toward Attona. Population around 4,000 with county at 15,000, rich mineral districts, and a climate touted as unrivaled on the continent.
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Socorro
America
Rio Grande Valley
Sovorro
Kansas City
New Mexico
Limita
Magdalenas
Gallinas
Mogolians
Ladrones
Limitars
Black Range
San Andres
Oncuras
Nogals
Jicarrillas
Manganas
Gustav Billing
United States
Anda Water Factory
Fligres
Methodist Episcopal South
Sovorrd
Socorro County
Magdalena
Kelly
Magdalena Mountains
Cooney
Alma
San Marcial
Carthage
San Antonio
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Ton. W. W. Griffis
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Socorre
Prospest Peak
Mammotes
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Sperling Bros
Socorro, N. M
Illinois Brewing Company and Ice Factory
Grand Central
Henry Lockhart
the Smelter
Fomtai
F. M Jennings
W. Corner Plaza
C. Benjaman
D. Whiller & CO
Mexico
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H. Vedder
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Mt. Carmel
Socorro, New Mexico
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City Lodge
Manzanares Avenue
Riley
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Castle Hall
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Vin Tin
N. Blackwell
Socerro Lodge No
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W. C J. M. Favois
P. Rio Grande Lodge
Castle Malt
Harrison Block
J. Fischer
C. J.B. Mills
Church Directory
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San Miguel
Low Moss
Low Mans
F. Lesta
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Methodist Episcopal
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