Bonito Camp Life and Mining Flourish in New Mexico
Local letters describe rapid growth around White Oaks and Fort Stanton with new school building plans near Bowes' store. Mines pay off as Bourne and others seek fortune, housing expands, and nearby ventures push ahead. settlers praise improved roads, scenery, and prospecting success while factories, farmers, and miners anticipate further development.
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White Oaks
Fort Stanton
Bourne
Donite
New Mexico
Territorial Republican Convention Call for Lincoln County
Lincoln County Republicans vote to meet in Miss Convention at turnout precincts on March 29 1884 to select delegates to County and Territorial Conventions and elect a County Republican Central Committee. Also notes Western mining discussions and political tensions in Santa Fe Las Vegas and Santa Fe figures.
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Vrsuant
Republican Territorial Committee
Santa We
Sutudae
Chicago
St. 1
Republcan
Igane
Lincoln County
Luelock
Pun
Court House
Lincoln
Roswell
South Fork Gallinas
Dowlin's Mill
Seven Rivers
Penaieu
Rive San Pato N Aan Pocacho
Bonito
Jon
Las Vegas
Cal Chaves
Jose Warren
Col
Webb
Santa Fe
Catron
Ton Catron” and Dann Savity
Socorro
Ford
Bureau of
Comision Territorial Republicana
Sabado Dia Stile Mayo
Objecto de
Esenger
Convencion Nacional Republican
Tenida
Junio
Presidente de Sa Comision Central del Candino
Los
Objecto
Cando
Casa de Cortes
Lincula
Lunes 7
Triangular Legislature Seeks Unity Amid Political Shift
The legislature has shown progress in recent days as both legitimate components work. A reform-minded bloc reportedly considers joining the regular council to advance constructive policy and curb fringe activity.
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Regula Council
Lincoln County Agricultural Interests Update
Unclear text outlines proposed weekly republication plan touching Lincoln County agricultural topics and correspondence from various camps. Mentions stock farming and agricultural sections with intent to elicit correspondence and shape content.
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Lincoln County
Bakerville Chronicle Reports Local Development and School News
In Bakerville, Amos Baker proprietorship is noted as the town’s name origin. L W Bourne’s coal discoveries four miles below Tone City and J W Skinner’s nearby find near James Rainbolt are reported with plans to detail more later. The town hosts a thriving school with about 85 to 40 students and a well-regarded teacher Dr Cogging who guided a recent school review and speeches.
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Bonito
John Skinner
Taia
Southwestern Mining Company
Chimman
Baby Nine
Kansas City
Waldeolmide’s
Baker & Black
Bakerville
Amos Bakers
L. W. Batrne
Tone City
Bourne Bros
J. W. Skinner
Beakerville
James Rainbolt
Cogging
Red Cloud Mining Camp South Territory Firing Up
Report from Red Cloud notes Buckheon now at work with Simeon and sounds of powder at day and night. Spence returned from Manzano and Thompson from the metropolis, hiding at Buckhorn rock. Ridgeway returns from illness and tests for Bachhorn Co. Tondertoat Co boosts refining to advance mine development and a sale appears likely. Mhekes may resume work soon.
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Bachhorn Co
Tondertoat Co
Mhekes
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Bowes
Mavols
Bob
CO. UB
Knowlton
Jim Rainbolt
Texas
Wally Losoed
Coggin
Borhood
Linele Gore
Sonal
Gotlieb
Rosa
Lincoln County Leader
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Tathaway
Ag Winn
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New York
St. Louis
Prost
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D, J. M. A. Jewett
Deprty Suny Touisiana
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White Oaks Avenue
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