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Newspaper

Free Lance

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1889

Page

4

Territorial News Across New Mexico and Arizona

Las Vegas markets wool and a bond cashing event. Apache mine ships ore to El Paso. Texas families settle near Las Palomas. Republican League carnival planned in Albuquerque. Las Cruces post office gains presidential grade. ice storage depots planned in El Paso and Chihuahua. Paymaster Wham robbery suspects still moving. Arizona old timers reportedly hide from bluecoats. mint reports NM gold and silver output. session laws publication questioned. San Pedro Placer Mining directors promise success. Judge Lee appoints son-in-law as clerk. editorial staff changes and constitutional convention speculation. Albuquerque Temperance Union reports progress. new Republican judge praised. Roswell ad prospects noted. multiple business openings urged by Roswell editorial.

Territorial Penitentiary Apache el Paso Texas Huis Huller & Co Las Palomas Republican League of W.A. Vincent Agua Para Company Chihuahua New Mexico Arizona United States Wheels of Justice Socorro San Pedro Placer Mining Company R. M. Johnson J. A. Blake R. W. Webb Raunhiem San Pedro Copper Company San Marcial Lee Second District Department of Justice Ed. Pennington Deming Headlight Imeadright Warren Bristol Olive Calvin’ Ennis Albuquerque Democrat Wallace Hite Yale Las Vegas Albuquerque Southwest Sentinel McKie Absalom Israel

Perfect Woman Nobly Planned. A 19th century beauty standard

The Union and Advertiser outlines a detailed blueprint for a "perfectly formed" woman with specific measurements and proportions, including height, weight ranges, limb lengths, and shoe size. It notes debates on thigh and neck proportions and invites self-measurement applications for correspondence, emphasizing anonymous participation.

The Union and Advertiser Rgo

The Yellow Garter Charm Incident in New Haven

Reports describe a Secret Union in New Haven where about a dozen girls vow to marry within a year aided by a yellow garter thought to charm suitors. Since its formation last summer one member married an Italian organ grinder, another a firm employee, one eloped, and three joined others, sparking widespread curiosity about the mystic garter.

New Haven Conn Secret Union Great United Santa Fe's Fair Daughters Plaza

Against His Principles and the Prohibitionists

A comic exchange as Uncle Silas quips about his wife’s doctor and the prohibitionists. The visitor pressingly asks if she is a homoeopath, and Silas retorts that both claim not to believe in taking anything, implying a shared skepticism.

Silas

Doctor to Lady of the Upper Ten About Husband’s Illness

A doctor speaks to a woman described as upper ten society about her husband’s yellow condition, highlighting social tensions and medical concern in a domestic scene.

Recognize Native Element in New Mexico Appointments

The article argues that three-fifths of New Mexico’s population are Spanish Americans who are Republicans and influential citizens. It urges President Harrison to recognize native New Mexicans in federal appointments to preserve the Republican Party in the Territory, citing local candidates worthy of office.

New Mexico Republican Party Harrison Republican Party of Vegas

Irrigation Plan for Arid West Gains Backing

The United States government backs Maj. J. W. Powell's irrigation survey to turn arid regions across Montana Colorado New Mexico Idaho Nevada Arizona and California into fertile land. Secretary Noble approves funding of a quarter million dollars for topographic surveys and dam canal studies including a Mesilla Valley option in New Mexico.

New Mexico Arizona Nevada Colorado Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho United States Rockies Maj. J. W. Powell Geological Survey Bureau Noble California Paso Mesilla Valley Conrier- Journal

Songs Wanted From a California Miner Letter

A California mining region woman wrote to a Sacramento music dealer seeking songs and prices. She asks for tunes including one with lyrics like chip, hair cut, johnny get you gun and mentions days of song titles such as day, she is my big Fat Consumpted liza jane. The note echoes a prior letter by Larry O Rorke from prison to his wife, linking to a line about pop Goes the Weezle.

California Sacramento Chip Johny Liza Jane Larry O'Rorke Margaret Norrison Fle Gen. Harrison Morton Potomac B. H New York Sun

We Were Then Self and Slave at Command of That Dictatorial Autocrat

The writer recalls past subservience to the New Mexican and Col. Frost's conviction, admitting gratitude for past sympathy while acknowledging a sense of obligation and retrospective grievance toward the paper. The passage reflects on bias, memory gaps, and shifting loyalties in Santa Fe.

New Mexican Col. Frost Santa’ Fe

Sunday Rest and Constitutional Fights Across Papers

A compilation of editorials debates President Harrison on Sabbath rest and steamboat travel, Attorney General Miller’s view on Arizona state constitution validity, and satire on Johnstown relief fundraising. Notes Kansas City and Optic comment on local contributions and a Las Vegas Santa Fe pooling idea.

Kansas City Johnstown Vegas Las Vegas Santa Fe

Election fact and schoolhouse humor mix in Globe-Democrat note

The Globe-Democrat quotes that Governor Hill won New York while Cleve land did not, framing the result as an enduring fact amid feasting. The piece shifts to a vignette where a school mistress asks about why Buck is sore, and a man recalls his thumb being pounded with a hatchet that morning, ending with fragmented lines about epoch fees and schists.

Hill New York Cleveland Globe-Democrat

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