GRANT COUNTY
Organized, 1888; named for President Ulysses S. Grant; County seat, New Ulysses; area, 576 square miles, 368,640 acres; population (1915),1900; assessed valuation (1915), $2,193,999; resources and industries—agriculture and stock raising
NEW ULYSSES
Population (1915), 116; elevation, 2960 feet; established about 3885; formerly Ulysses; named in honor of U. S. Grant; town moved to present location in 1909; railway station is situated on the Santa Fe railway
Ulysses Discontinued
Ulysses Short-lived--Vol. 1
GRANT COUNTY REPUBLICAN, Republican; S. A. Davis, editor and publisher, New Ulysses.
Weekly. Apr. 30, 1892 + 24 vol.
Founded 1892 by A. T. Evans.
DISCONTINUED
| CITY |
PAPERS/DATES |
VOLS. |
| Ulysses |
Grant County Register. July 21, 1885 - 1890 |
5 |
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Tribune; Tribune-Commercial; Grant County Register. Mar. 19, 1887 - 1892 |
6 |
Cincinnati |
Commercial. Cincinnati and Appomattox. Apr. 7, 1887 - 1888
[See, also, Ulysses Tribune] |
1 |
|
Standard. Cincinnati and Appomattox. Dec. 24, 1887 - 1888 |
|
Golden |
Gazette. Feb. 16, 1887 - 1889 |
3 |
Shockeyville |
Eagle. Mar. 16, 1886 - 1889 |
2 |
|
Plainsman. Shockeyville and Ulysses. Jan. 4, 1889 - 1890 |
2 |
Surprise |
Post. June 3, 1886 - 1887 |
1 |
Zionville |
Sentinel. June 30, 1887 - 1888 |
1 |
SHORT-LIVED--VOL. 1
| CITY |
PAPERS/DATES |
|
Ulysses |
Register (d). Aug. 1 - 15, 1888 |
|
Conductor |
Punch. Nov. 25, 1887 - Feb. 3, 1888 |
|
Lawson |
Leader. Oct. 28, 1887 - Jan. 20, 1888 |
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Shockeyville |
Independent. Dec. 7, 1887 - Jan. 18, 1888 |
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