Official Paper Notice from White Oaks County Chronicle
The Galley Hkivor de Froprake appears in the official paper for White Oaks New Mexico. Entered at the post office the notice lists county and local authority details with dated stamping.
07 Jun 1884
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1884
Page
1
The Galley Hkivor de Froprake appears in the official paper for White Oaks New Mexico. Entered at the post office the notice lists county and local authority details with dated stamping.
The piece critiques General Grant after the Grant and Ward bank collapse, praising older statesmen’s restraint while challenging others to cite worthy acts by Grant. It contrasts Grant’s post-presidency life with other ex presidents and warns against partisan distortions in the upcoming election debate.
Van Wyck defended Major Llewellyn citing bravery and judgment in leading a band of Indians. He noted the Indian Affairs Department sought a salary increase to $2 000 a year and urged retention amid concerns over replacing a capable agent. The commissioner warned failure to raise pay would make holding the post difficult.
The piece accuses Robinson of dishonor in Congress while praising Irish sentiment, notes loyalty of Irish to the United States, and condemns anti Irish ostracism by England, urging justice for Irish subjects amid political mockery and discontent. It discusses immigration, colonial attitudes, and calls out Robinson as knave.
Lincoln County mining stock and agricultural interests plan a weekly report touching general interests in the county. They seek correspondence from every farm and agricultural section, and will shape content if correspondence is not adequate. Facts are prioritized.
From Nogal dated June 4 1884 the narrator jokes about boots not tight and a pump being tight while recalling Nat and Dick Bacon with medicine. They mention two cavalry companies with brass buttons and assertion about gold at 100 cents on the dollar and tease readers about Rexford and the derg al Professor. The piece ends with a tease for Chapter 2 and a wry note about letters.
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