New Mexico News Roundup March 4 1808 Cattle Demand and Appointments
The issue of territorial appointments dominates the New Mexican scene as cattle outlook improves and demand outpaces supply. Allen Manuel of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway dies. Banking funds total 216 413 49 across institutions led by First National Bank Santa Fe. Editor Charles A Day publishes The Cactus at Farmington New Mexico praising the paper. Multiple local appointments are noted in Silver City and Albuquerque beef pricing concerns arise from a butcher combine. The Assembly adjourns sine die with mixed reception from the press. Local papers urged support for home papers and warned against overreliance on distant outlets.
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Allen Manuel
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Tailroad company
New Mexico
First national bank of Santa Fe
Martin J. Warphy
Santa Fe
New Moexico
Colorado
srale
Hip Granide
Pecos
moretain
Denver News
New Mexico and Statehood Debate and Treasury Woes
The snippet discusses New Mexico statehood prospects, prior currency aid, and opposition to rapid admission. It notes federal finance concerns under Cleveland era and praise for John G Carlisle at the Treasury, with comments on tariff policy and Democratic control shaping future legislation. It also mentions Arizona Utah Oklahoma likely excluded and opportunities for New Mexico's admission in coming Congress, plus remarks from local citizens on development potential and resources.
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Serone
national treasury
Cleveland
treasury
Rauw
John G. Carliste
Kentucky
treasury department
Carlisle
Gleseland
Inet
Carligle
John G. Carlisle
Democratic party
Democrat party
bucanno ora thaye
Statehood in the Future for New Mexico
The Denver Republican laments that statehood for New Mexico is unlikely to pass this Congress though it supported admission in the past. Both parties show opposition to admission bills, and the paper predicts three new states may be admitted by the next Congress, including New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Colorado
jose
Denver Republican
eepste
Wormserdt Co Announces Large New Furnishings Line
The Wormserdt Company calls special attention to a large stock of gentlemen's ladies and children's furnishing goods. The ad notes a wide assortment and emphasis on quality with a focus on stylish selections for all ages.
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Wormserdt Co
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