Editorial shift at the Headlight belief and aims
The new editor pledges fairness and vigor in guiding the Headlight a leading Democratic paper in New Mexico. He notes past influence of Edmund G Rosa, aims to maintain high standards, and promises views on public matters while seeking broad readership across Aztec Eddy Raton Silver City and beyond.
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New Mexico
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Aztec
Eddy
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Silver City
W.B. Warton
Bosses Wanted in Washington on Federal Patronage
Washington reports say President Cleveland will govern appointments without local patronage boards. Senators and Representatives are told their advice carries little weight, as the President seeks unbiased decisions. New Mexico figures Messia Fergusson Crist and Joseph fear their influence wanes as federal offices go to merit.
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New Mexico
H. B Ferguson
Albuquerque
J. H. Crist
Santa Fe
Felix Martinez
Las Vegas
Marabal
Cleveland
Washington
United States
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Crist
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Call to cut New Mexico legislature funds
A letter argues Congress should halt further legislative appropriations to New Mexico for six years. It claims rampant graft by a 36 member body and 95 staff, and urges instead a three member commission to study needs and allocate public funds solely for actual use, saving federal expense and ending legislative extortion.
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Texaslature
Row Hortco Onyx near La Luz New Mexico Specimens Shown
Mr D W Clearwaters and partners Calvin Rucker E B Brongon and W H Anetta displayed polished brown onyx from aba mines near La Luz New Mexico in the Tribune office. The twelve foot ledge yields green and black mottled stone and other minerals. They predict a railroad through the region will open markets and bring fortune to owners.
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La Luza
New Mexico
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D. W. Clearwatera
Calvin Rucker
E. B. Brongon
W. H. Anetta
Ex Postmaster Wanamaker's Party to Pass Through Deming
A Democratic era report notes Ex Postmaster John Wanamaker and a merchants party from New York and Philadelphia traveling through Deming on Sunday April 2 aiming to advance trade with Mexico. They observed free zones and duties, and intend to persuade Mexico to lower U.S. goods duties amid tariff reform. The text also lists local post office letters, a normal school site decision, a Deming real estate bid, county board actions, and assorted local notices and ads.
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New York
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Mexico
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