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To Harriman, the “Q” offered the same advantage it did to Hill: superb access to Chicago and the Upper Midwest. But to him it also offered the counterincentive of a threat; the Nebraska-Billings Gateway extension of the Burlington, in the hands of Hill and Morgan, would allow the NP-GN lines to invade freely the central midwestern heartland of the
... See moreMichael P. Malone • James J. Hill: Empire Builder of the Northwest (The Oklahoma Western Biographies Book 12)
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Nathan Lewis • Gold: The Once and Future Money (Agora Series)
The Bennett’s initially use their new home as a store. In 1869, they pay $25 in taxes on $500 worth of merchandise.[25] In June of 1870, Frank DeRyther,[26] owner of the Texas Pacific Hotel and the Overland Stage property dies. This provides an opening for Bennett, who by July, 1870, has the mail contract for the Mesilla to Santa Fe run and is oper
... See moreDavid G. Thomas • La Posta - From the Founding of Mesilla, to Corn Exchange Hotel, to Billy the Kid Museum, to Famous Landmark
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