Train and rail developments in the Southwest region
Reports outline ongoing railroad projects and schedules across El Paso, Lordsburg, and Deming. Officials discuss track completion targets, cargo and passenger operations, and the influence of Carnival events on mining districts. A separate note covers a train wreck and subsequent arrests tied to a misdeed on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
el Paso
George Campbell
Xion
Brandon
Pany
Ier
Syon
Lordsburg
Hachita
Fl Paso and Southwestern
Deming
Lordsburg and
Hacita
Bisbee
Silver City Enterprise
Personal visitors and travel notes of local figures
J J Griffith of Phila visited yesterday. Griffin and Griffin’s sister were not seen. Em-Vantano manager, from Pittsburg, arrived after a Catalina river trip. K Maul of Pantano and F L Trees of Pittsburg stay at Tom Grindell’s ranch. L J Jaeger returned from Yuma. J N Pemberton, mining expert, heads to Magdalena Sonora. J J Henry to leave west tonight. special council meet held to let him depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Griffith
Philad
Griffin
Em- Vantano
Em. K. Maul
Pantano
F. L. Trees
Pittsburg
Tom Grindell
L. J. Jaecer
Yuma
J. N. Pemberton
Magdalena
Sonora
J. J. Henry
Hoofs and Horns Ranch Cattle Moves Across Regions
Frank King ships blooded Durham Holstein and Jersey cows from Kansas and has sold most. Simpson Ferrell says he bought 3 000 cattle in Nevada and will not visit Arizona. Tom Turner buys Coche ranch near Huachuca to pasture 800 Sonora cattle from Mexico. Brady buys 110 cattle in Chuchahua and 900 in western Texas and contracts 4 000 more in Sonora for shipment to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank King
Durham
Holstein
Jersey
Kansas
Simpson Ferrell
California
Nevada
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Mr. Turner
W. C. Greene
Mr. Greene
R. G. Brady
el Paso
Chuchahua
Texas
Brady
Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang Portraits Entertain Wu
The Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang and diplomat Wei visit the Corcoran gallery. Dutch painter Hubert Vos shows portraits of Tibetan Lamas Indian rajaka Arabian chiefs Japanese nobles and Chinese mandarins including Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang. Wu quips the likenesses do not resemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting Fang
Corcoran
Washington Times
Hubert Vos
Hemicycle
Ching
Prince Ching
Wei
Earl Li
Li Hung Chang
Southern Cross Copper Company Articles of Incorporation
The document files a Arizona Territory incorporation for the Southern Cross Copper Company with principal Tucson offices and branch in New York. Proposed business includes mining, ore processing, mills, smelters, buying selling ores and machinery, constructing transport routes, and owning property. Capital stock set at 2.5 million dollars, 100000 shares of 25 dollars each, fully paid and nonassessable. Company to exist 1901 to 1926. Initial directors named from New York, Arizona, and New Mexico with elections at Tucson in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Arizona
Thomas G. Condon
Frank Hellig
Singleton M. Ashenfelter
Southern Cross Copper Company
Tucson
Pima County
New York
Santa Catalina Mountains
Southern Pacific Company
J. B. M Grosvenor
Thos. G. Condon
Walter G. Hooke
City of
State of New York
Frank Heilig
County of
Pima
Silver City
New Mexico
Facts for Europeans on wealth, famines, ports and peoples
A dated survey notes European revenue growth since 1680 and famine counts since year 1000 for England Ireland Scotland France and Italy. It cites port entries by Norwegians Germans Dutch and French, tulip exports from Holland, London’s self-sufficiency, a Serbia priest's children presented to a Greek pope, Belgium’s 1899 population by language, and an Athens congress. It mentions Greek king guidance and Parthenon monuments, a Moscow decree banning certain knives, and Denmark's child exchange practice affecting 10 000 youngsters from Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Scotland
France
Italy
Holland
London
Dengrad
Servia
Mme. Aranguel
Pesther Lloyd
Belgium
Seures
Athens
Greece
Parthenon
Ifreveray
Miascow
Denmark
Copenhagen
Kline Kohn & Co Promotes Tailored Ladies Garments
An advertisement touts an elegant line of samples for ladies tailored garments from Kline Kohn & Co, claiming to be the largest up to date ladies tailoring house in the United States. Smith the Tailor in the upper West Side remarks Not Like Other Men. 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline Kohn & Co
United States
Smith
Local blacksmith relocates to Scott Street by Military Plaza
The proprietor announces the removal of his blacksmith and horse shoeing shop to Scott street or Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa. He invites friends and patrons to visit at the new location, dated 63-89 Miguel Hidalgo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street
Congress
Broad
Military Plaza
Jackson and
Ochoa
Miguel Hidalgo
Weather and liquor list from Tucson observer notes
The report cites a Tucson forecast by Observer L. Wetmore with a 57 degree mean and low barometer predicting rain by the 17th. It also promotes a list of monogram brands and cigars available hot or cold from original packages for immediate serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram
Mount Vernon Rye
Jewell
Dairy Maid
Hunters Rye
Canadian Club
Cedar Brook
W. H
Grand Valetine Ball At Tucson Natatorium
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announce a Grand Valetine Ball at the Tucson Natatorium on February 14, 1902. Dancing starts at 9 o'clock. Tickets cost $1.50. Admits gentleman and lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tucson Natatorium
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Santa Fe
Eddy
Elsland
Paso
B. Eddy
N. E
el Paso News
Vnewell
Nd Southern
EB. P
Sunaay
Editer Colburn
Lefseen
Benson and Deming
Thore
Saae
Chgate
Paso Times
The
Citizen
Dispatchers
the Star
New York Sun
Sun
Hughes
Train Dispatchers Association of America
Bell Cow
J. M. James
Train Dispatchers’ Association
River
Hal Ding
Catalina
Be Books N
America
U. S
Lazarre
Chicago
Balii
Astaigne
W.S. A
R. D. Wooddell
Prop
Kanager
Tom Turner
Santa Cruz County
Coche
Huachuca Montains
Colin Cameron
San Rafael
Turn
Wus
Iseal
Frank Heilig iSeal
Luna
Walter S Ginney
Walter H. Ginney
Notary Public
Benton Dick
Frank Heislig
Grant
Cornelius Bennett
Soraelgs Pennett
Guages
Kimball & Francis
Tenth Street
I. Beuhring
Third Avenue
Brady & Schneider Commercial Co
S. E. Hall
Concordia Hotel
Ariz
W. Pennington St
AlIl Furniture
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
H. L. Rigg
ELITE
West Broadway
Local Weather Report
Observer &. L. Wetmore
H. A. Schell
Century Block
Frank G. McKee
West Congress St
Det
Bax
Pharmacy
Windsor Hotel
GEO. Martin
Peerless
Eagle Milling Co
Union Market
C. F. Schumacher
E.A. Jacobs
Assayer
Corner Main
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