 By 1906, both camps decided they should consolidate all their newspaper holdings and, on November 1 of that year, a new paper, the six-day-per-week afternoon edition "Key West Citizen" was formed through the amalgamation of the weekly "Citizen" and the "Inter-Ocean".Each founding publisher was allotted a one-third interest in the new company, Citizen Publishing.This arrangement continued until 1912, the year the railroad finally arrived in Key West.