Santa Fe Newsnotes on Public Works and Local Affairs
The Free Lance reports on public buildings and renovations in Santa Fe, praise for W. M. Berger and Judge Sloan on Independence Day, new property sales near Cerrillos, and political speculation about constitutional convention delegates J. H. Knaebel and J. P. Victory. It notes water issues, tax equalization, local business updates, and promotes the Academy of Our Lady of Light with Loretto academy terms.
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Tie Free Lance
J. H. Knaebel
Martinez
Academy of Our Lady of Light
Loretto
Local merchants expand leather trade and town tales
Billy Bolander opens a saddle and harness shop at Cerrillos, promising reliable workmanship and a growing supply for the surrounding country. Dobbin’s Walton Market in Santa Fe reports expanded offerings, while a sensational buried treasure tale near Fort Marcy circulates with a promised map. Public praise for nurse C. C. Everhart grows amid a notable smallpox care case, and critique of the 28th session laws highlights printer errors. Zang’s Denver beer resumes distribution at the Colorado Saloon drawing local patrons.
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Billy Bolander
Cerrillos
Billy
Purely Personal Notes From Santa Fe and Area
Old Fraley visits from the Pecos. C C Everhart joins Powell geological surveying at Monument city tomorrow. Larkin G Read returns from Taos. Judge A I Morrison travels to Las Vegas on business while family enjoys Santa Fe climate. Col Edward Haren, immigration agent, discusses with federal bureau officials. Bishop Kendrick and family head to Las Vegas for a month. Governor Prince entertained at White Oaks on the Fourth. oration praised. Little Miss Jennie Call set for Missouri trip to relatives. Chas Haspelmath of Lamy chats with Santa Fe friends and subscribes to The Free Lance. Major Maynadier spends weekend in Santa Fe distributing funds to the troops. Hamilton’s mayor visits capital to see old friend Albert Call and attend Sunday school. John Gray travels to Socorro to witness Chester ore test run at the Birlings smelter. Col KR Webb arrives from the east, pursues Lucky property interests. R M Force returns from mine inspection tours in Cer rillos, Golden, Dolores and San Pedro. camps show boom potential. Hon W G Ritch visits capital, once editor in Menasha and former New Mexico secretary, now rancher. Mrs Flora Ellice Stevens travels through Santa Fe to Chama. noted Las Vegas Optic editor admired nationwide. Judge D D Harkness rents Cerrillos hotel to Thomas P Gable. plan refit for coal and mining needs. Littlehales, Detroit arrival, to locate in Santa Fe. oversees gas works. Ralph Halloran and wife of Albuquerque celebrate Independence Day in Santa Fe. Halloran deputy to Collector McGrorty, with officials aiding pleasure.
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C. C. Everhart
Powell Geological Surveying Corps
Monument City
Larkin G. Read
Read
Santa Fe
Prince
White Oaks
Jennie Call
Missouri
Chas. Haspelmath
Lamy
Free Lance
Maynadier
Hamilton
Albert Call
John Gray
Socorro
KR. W. Webb
O’ Woods
R. M. Force
Supreme Court
Cerrillos
Golden
Dolores
San Pedro
W. G. Ritch
Menasha
Wis
New Mexico
Flora Ellice Stevens
Woman's Department
Las Vegas
Ashdown
Ralph Halloran
Albuquerque
Halloran
McGrorty
Col. McGrorty
Echofield
Fulton Market Highlight for Late Night Eats
A casual note invites readers to visit the Fulton Market for quality food from a popular truck. It promises available options at all hours, humorously claiming service until 9330 o'clock.
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Fulton
Dakota Conventions Hold First Day Actions and Appointments
Sioux Falls July 5 committees on rules prepared a report and split into twelve person judiciary and twenty five person legislative groups with fifty other committees to study constitution matters. A seven member delegation may visit Bismarck to divide territory property. President Edgerton may appoint many convention members and most work will occur in committee. The convention ratified Republican caucus officer nominations, with an ongoing dispute over a seven member conference committee on boundary lines and two rival seventh standard parallels to decide. I Fancher was named permanent chairman as credentials were adopted and the oath of office taken. A seven member rules committee was appointed and the session adjourned to tomorrow.
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S. Dak
Bismarck
Edgerton
Committee On Rules
Conference Committee of Seven
United States
Dak
Nll
I. Fancher
Republican Caucus
Fancher
Olympic Convention reconvenes at Onyeta Washington
The constitutional convention reconvened at 10 o'clock this morning. The credentials report was adopted and Woolman seated despite returns showing Travis led by ten votes. Travis, unaware of his own victory, will have his case heard when he appears. Chief Justice Hanford administered oaths, and John P. Hoyt of Kings County was elected president.
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Onyeta
Wash
Committee On
Woolman
Travis
Hanford
John P. Hoyt
Kings County
Constitutional Convention Opens in Helena Montana
The Montana Constitutional Convention met at 1 o'clock in Helena. A permanent organization was formed with Hon. W. A. Clark as president and W. H. Todd as chief clerk. Seventy-three of seventy-five members answered roll call: thirty-nine Democrats, thirty-nine Republicans, two scattering. No further action of importance was taken.
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Helena
Mont
W. A. Clark
W. H. Todd
G. H. Stanton
President’s remark on Commissioner Tanner’s work
President Harrison cites a war anecdote to praise Commissioner Tanner’s administration while suggesting it could be conducted with less noise and swearing. The tale shows the wagons moving in formation despite the profanity, hinting at a robust but louder management style.
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Tanner
Harrison
Lanner
Van Arsdell Stables Offers Moderate Care for Stock
J. Js. Van Arsdell runs Peed and Sales Stables promising best care for stock left in his charge. Rates are described as moderate with options for fruit orders such as cherry ripe currants.
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J. Js. van Arsdell
A Terrible Fire Destroys Much of Washington City
A severe blaze in E.censcura Washington on July 9 left ten blocks of the city in ashes, destroying hotels, stores, and homes. Nearly 100 families were made homeless, with losses estimated around 2.09 million dollars. Fire spread rapidly due to northwest winds after fireworks displays. relief meetings were planned as residents faced ruin.
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E.censcura
Wash
Board of Trade
Snipe & Co's Bank
Pine and Pearl
First National Bank
Bloomer, & O'Connor
Gatzein
Actiow
Missouri in Doubt as Republicans Gain Ground
In a Missouri-focused opinion, Brother Jones of the St. Louis Republic argues the state trends Republican for 1892 unless Democrats rally. He notes Missouri’s 16 electoral votes and the risk of losing the state after weak recent showing in St. Louis and statewide races. He urges local Democratic effort to restore party ascendancy amid changing national tides.
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St. Louis Republic
Goy
Missouri
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tarriff
Hancock
Tilden
New York
Lost Son Sought by Mother in national alert
A distressed mother issues a broad circular across congregations and public gatherings seeking help to find her 22 year old son missing since May 18 1888. He left Trinidad Colorado traveling toward home with a wagon and ponies after hauling lumber and working on the Fort Worth and Denver railroad extension. Police or officials are urged to aid in the search nationwide.
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United States
Trinidad
Colorado
Desemer's
de Camp
New Mexico
Wes
Fe, Worth & Denver
D. Cary
Quannan
Texas
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