So POTUS mention's 1888 three times while he is in El Paso? The Arizona & Southeastern Railroad was chartered in 1888 and later became part of the El Paso and Southwester Railroad. I have a bitch of a time trying to find any history on the railroads here in AZ. It's like they are trying to erase the history of it.
https://www.american-rails.com/el-paso-and-southwestern-railroad.html#gallery[pageGallery]/4/
The Arizona and South Eastern Railroad connected with the Nacozari Railroad.
Nacozari Railroad
James and Dodge, meanwhile, had acquired the Moctezuma Copper Company in the state of Sonora in Mexico, and in 1902 the El Paso and Southwestern line was extended south from Douglas to the Mexican town of Nacozari de García.[1][3][5] The Nacozari Railroad, owned by Moctezuma Copper Co. and used to transport ore to the Moctezuma smelter at Nacozari, was incorporated into the El Paso and Southwestern.[1]
This railroad was built despite the APEX laws that existed. Laws that were changed in 2001 and encouraged American dependance of minerals including Uranium from other countries.
Don Young (R-Alaska) believe that the 2001 Surface Management regulations[35] address modern day concerns and that implementing further restrictions on the industry or imposing royalties would force even more of the domestic mining industry out of the country.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Mining_Act_of_1872
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9f/El_Paso_and_Southwestern_system_map_1910.png
>>6549733 It has proven very difficult for me to find any history on the old railroads and railroad tunnels and their locations throughout Arizona. I can't find it in Arizona history because at that time it wasn't Arizona it was New Mexico.
>1888
Here is a google map link to the old Arizona and Southeaster Railroad. Notice it ends at the border and Says Naco. Naco in Spanish means POPCORN. kek
https://sites.google.com/site/thearizonasoutheasternrailroad/
Michael Jackson was Tom Arnold's best friend.
After Arnold's divorce from Barr, he narrated and starred in several Craftmatic Adjustable Bed commercials that aired throughout 1995. The last commercial that he filmed culminated in Arnold lying in a bed that caught on fire and melted a strand of his underarm hair during the taping; the footage was never released. Arnold commented on Twitter in 2014: "Me and Mike (Michael Jackson) (he was one of my best friends) used to laugh about how [I] had a Pepsi commercial of my own".[9]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Arnold_(actor)