Prince Nominated for Council in San Juan Rio Arriba District
The piece praises ex Governor I Bradford Prince as the council candidate for the San Juan and Rio Arriba district. It lauds his long service, roles as chief justice and governor, authorship of New Mexico history, and leadership in the Historical Society, Mining Congress, irrigation advocacy, and horticultural work. It asserts Republicans nominated him and predicts voter support.
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I. Bradford Prince
San Juan
Rio Arribba
Prince
New Mexico
Territory
Parrison
Historical Society of
Haw
Southwest
Mining Congress
International Irrigation Congress
New Mexico Horticultural Society
Bia
Larrazola Campaign Clash Draws Voter Interest in Territory
Editorials from Las Vegas Optic Albuquerque Citizen and Roexell Reggister-Tribuns urge support for Democratic delegate candidate Androne Larrazola. They argue statehood hinges on choice between productive leadership and partisan bickering while noting Andrews’ ongoing bid to win.
Democrats Use Oratory as Distraction in New Mexico Race
A New Mexican and San Marcial Standard critique Democratic rhetoric led by Larrazola, accusing it of hollow oratory and fabrications in the 1806 race against W. H. Andrews. The piece urges support for Andrews on statehood and school funding themes, while referencing land grants and federal provisions tied to New Mexico governance.
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Las Vegas
Baton Range
United States
O. A. Larrazola
Congress
W. H. Andrews
Larrazola
Colfax
Valencia
Torrance
New Mexico
New Mexican
Andrews
Larrazulo
Enabling Act Extracts for New Mexico Territory
The text notes the Enabling Act extracts introduced in the House by Delegate W H Andrews and in the Senate by Senator Boise Penrose. It discusses passage prospects this session, capital location for the proposed state, and provision of four sections per township for free public schools, with adjustments if lands have been disposed of.
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United States
Anid
Santa Fe
Grant
New Mexico
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
House of Representatives
W. H. Andrews
U. S Senate
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Andrews
Enid
Saint Peter's Gate Lyric and City Reflections
A poetic fragment laments social division in a city, imagining Saint Peter guiding souls past a gate. It critiques complacent citizens and boastful boosters while urging a shift left for the “kickers” who challenge the status quo. The piece contrasts sorrow and pride with a chorus from heaven.
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St. Peter
Heavenly Gate
Lunch at The Albany After Missed Appointment
John apologizes for missing a meeting and invites the recipient to lunch at The Albany. He suggests meeting in the lobby at 12 15 tomorrow and mentions cozy atmosphere and private discussion. He signs off as John.
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Albany
John
Office Red 93 Aid New Mexico Officials
Readable fragments describe a government office in New Mexico with references to a Red 93 project or code and involvement by local officials. The item reads as a brief municipal or agency notice about a regional matter requiring attention or action.
Socialist Voter Wall Threatens Steam Roller Editorial
The Times-Hustler cartoon shows a steam roller headed away from rocks on November 3rd. The column warns of a solid wall of socialist voters likely to collide with the roller, damaging it beyond repair as a product for profit under capitalism.
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Times-Hustler
Real Estate Transfers Through Hunter This Week
Real estate agent W A Hunter handled sales including T J Arrington to Geo W Lawrence of 14 acres irrigable and 23 acres rough land one and a half miles west of town for 2000 dollars. C B Stivers sold 5 acres on the Mesa north of town rough land for 550 dollars to Geo A Compton. A L Russell sold a house and lot on Orchard street to Mrs Alice B Lord for 950 dollars.
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W. A. Hunter
T. J. Arrington
Geo. W. Lawrence
C. B. Stivers
Geo. A. Compton
A. L. Russell
Alice B. Lord
Orchard Street
Guthries Leave for Denver Winter Retreat
Dr. J. H. Guthrie and his wife depart Tuesday for Denver to spend the winter. The doctor’s condition is slightly improved and friends earnestly hope he will regain his health after travel and rest in different climates.
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J. H. Guthrie
Denver
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Aztec, N. M
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San Juan County
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