Local Brief Notes From Lincoln County Leader
January 2 entry reports a past offer event at Waite NS M akarcand elese, with scattered notes on straw crater incident and related matter.
09 Jan 1886
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1886
Page
1
January 2 entry reports a past offer event at Waite NS M akarcand elese, with scattered notes on straw crater incident and related matter.
A reflective column blends memories of the year and past eras, noting changes in city life, industry, and public mood. The piece weaves personal recollections with observations on social customs, infrastructure dreams, and the pace of progress, ending with hope for ongoing growth.
A fragmentary poem brushes by holiday imagery with joyful lines about Christmas and music. The text hints at a playful, imperfect draft or note with scattered rhymes and garbled phrases. It evokes festive mood without a clear narrative or named figures.
Readers confront a lengthy Las Cruces dispatch detailing accusations against Sligh and political figures tied to Lincoln County. The piece cites local figures, alleged misdeeds, and reactions of residents amid calls for accountability and a focus on regional politics.
J. TR Metis once with Les Conces band forms a lace partnership with Judge New comb. The duo aims to establish a strong new line and expand their market reach in local textile trades.
Judge Stephen Wilson will test presidential authority to remove him in a Supreme Court power question. The case analyzes executive removal reach and limits of presidential action over high court members.
U S Land Office Las Cruces 1885 clarifies no advance proof or payment before entry. final proof and payment must occur together. Offices will not accept checks drafts or money orders for lands. applicants must provide cash receipts with notices. Relinquishments must be acknowledged before a court clerk or notary. improper acts to be discontinued. E G Surmoa Register.
Peoria reports December collections in the Fifth district at 81,180,453 with six months of the fiscal year ending today totaling 8,195,000. Last month 1,435 packages were shipped for export.
Neighboring towns mourn as Peak G. Ortok a Washington postmaster and young lawyer from Opelousas reportedly took his own life. Letters found at the scene detailed intentions to drown himself and dispose of possessions, while searches in the bayou continue. The tragedy comes amid Christmas family strains.
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