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Two unidentified speakers, Mr. Crawford and John Coleman, talk about Carlsbad, New Mexico, during the 1890s. This tape is very difficult to understand.  
  
 
==General Interview Information==
 
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'''Interviewee Name:''' John Coleman and Mr. Crawford
  
 
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'''Location:''' Carlsbad, New Mexico
  
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[Unidentified speaker],
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Carlsbad (Eddy), New Mexico (1888),
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To Pecos, Texas,
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Railroad work,
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McMillan Dam (built 1893),
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Blue Spring Ranch,
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Sparsely populated area,
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Mail hack,
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Bandits,
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Water supply,
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Irrigation system,
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Avalon Dam,
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Marriage (1905),
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Carlsbad (again),
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St. Edward's, first church,
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Hospital,
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School,
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Black River Village,
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[Unidentified speaker],
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Carlsbad,
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Development, growth,
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Mr. Crawford [speaker],
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New Mexico,
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Shepherding,
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Blizzard (1906),
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Land seeding,
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To Carlsbad (1898),
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From Pecos,
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By train,
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Smith Hotel,
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Hotel business,
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Mercantile business,
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John Coleman [speaker],
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To Carlsbad (1890),
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Ranching,
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Homesteading 160 acres,
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'''Range Dates:''' 1888-1906
  
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'''Bulk Dates:''' 1880s
  
  
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Latest revision as of 21:32, 22 August 2019

Two unidentified speakers, Mr. Crawford and John Coleman, talk about Carlsbad, New Mexico, during the 1890s. This tape is very difficult to understand.

General Interview Information

Interviewee Name: John Coleman and Mr. Crawford

Additional Parties Recorded:

Date:

Location: Carlsbad, New Mexico

Interviewer:

Length: 25 minutes


Abstract

Tape 1, Side 1: [Unidentified speaker], Carlsbad (Eddy), New Mexico (1888), To Pecos, Texas, Railroad work, McMillan Dam (built 1893), Blue Spring Ranch, Sparsely populated area, Mail hack, Bandits, Water supply, Irrigation system, Avalon Dam, Marriage (1905), Carlsbad (again), St. Edward's, first church, Hospital, School, Black River Village, [Unidentified speaker], Carlsbad, Development, growth, Mr. Crawford [speaker], New Mexico, Shepherding, Blizzard (1906), Land seeding, To Carlsbad (1898), From Pecos, By train, Smith Hotel, Hotel business, Mercantile business, John Coleman [speaker], To Carlsbad (1890), Ranching, Homesteading 160 acres, [Abrupt ending]

Tape 1, Side 2: Blank

Range Dates: 1888-1906

Bulk Dates: 1880s


Access Information

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Transcript:



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