Lincoln County Republican Convention Call and Delegates
Lincoln County announces a Republican Territorial Convention to be held in Santa Fe on May 3 1884 for selecting delegates to the Chicago National Convention. A mass convention is urged in Lovelock on March 29 1884 to pick four delegates for the Territorial Convention and to elect a County Republican Central Committee for two years. List of voting precincts and expected representation included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Territrial Committee
Santa Fe
Chicago
Inne’tra
Republican Central Committee
Lincoln County
Glaivemont
Lovelock
I. m
Court House
Lingeln
Territorial Republican
Sinte Fe
Republican Central
Sexerdt Predietufsle Co
White Oaks
Las Tablas
Lincoln
South Fork
Dowlin’s Mill
Comision Territorial Republicana
Convencion Territorial
Objecto
Esenger
Convencion Nacional Republixna
Tenida
Presidente de la Comision Central del Canda
Los Republicanas del Candada de Lincoln
del Marzo
Baxter Mountain Note on Ore Work and Local Politics
The report covers Ozanne and Andersons mining progress at Baxter Mountain with sinking depth, ore sorting, and a new windlass. It also reviews Territorial legislation, including the penitentiary bill, district attorneys, militia, and school policy, with local reactions and ongoing political tension.
Funston Wins 2nd Kansas District Victory
The Kansas City Globe reports Funston carried all 15 counties in the 2nd Kansas District. Voters chose a Republican policy of protection over free trade, uniting working men and farmers behind Samuel A. Ruggs for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Globe
Fonsion
Funston
Kansas
Col D. Smnley to Support General MacKenzie
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Col D Smnley will support General MacKenzie in unspecified operations. No clear date location or unit is provided, but the context suggests a military alignment with MacKenzie’s forces. further details unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
D. 5
Smnley
Gen
MacKenz
Opalaca county notes on farming and fences in New Mexico
A local column describes enterprising farmers in Lincoln County, including land development, fencing plans, stock and livestock reports, and community moves. It notes wind storms, pasture enclosures by Prank McGolum, and plans for a fence law, with mentions of land agents, schools closing, and regional travel. Nearby farms like Boote and Whetstone with 3000 Spanish Merino sheep are highlighted, plus community figures and upcoming court work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyan Leapan
Lincoln Co
Landry
Marek
Amd
McGolum
Onice Grelard
Sk A
Casey
Tie
Ile
Datel Smithy
Old Mexico
Miss Casey
San Antonio
Tex
Penven Rivers
Tollitos J
Ad.whet
Capt. Branigan
U.S. Court
Cline
Bullard
Bin
Russell
Fen
Panik
Nmil
Graat Tion
Tstock
Tondo
Lintalns County
Boote & Whetstone
Doine
Ely
Billy
Lea, Benny & Co
Tte
Neisibor
J. P. Gayle
Revome
Tatum
Witire
A. N. Whetstone
Pocos
Dalles
Sabe
Pierce
Andreas Ranch
Janus Chisins
John Chisuin
Devon
Texas
Wine Roberts
Chisin
Arizona
Roswell
Dudge Stone
George Davis
Far Nord
Dave
Puan L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln County Leader
Faturday
Majeh Ho
Coty Ribena
The
Trepublitendot Bincoln Co
Attest
L. Aniex
Svey
Baxter Mountain
Baxter Maijitaihi
Uae
Imbing
Tvation
Tomvestuke
Ozanne & Anderson
Grumbles & Stimmel
Walters
Poheer
John Wilkan
Silver Chay
Baxter
Lim
Echl Pattison
Sant
Weteltipa
Abe
Jaear
N.M
Eprtor Jaane
Gener
Treasner
Wade Ax
Newemb
Col Breelen
Bowy Bey
Col. Beesden
Whale Co
Attys
Ogi
Albuquerque
Viewud
Corpipkion
Phcw
Luo
Yates
Chaves
Tures
Kaki
United Action
Dowograts
McMones
Golfax
Vongrove
Las Cruces
Washington
Perwen
Jenten
Maj
Whiteman
Ot Albuquerque
Capitol
Convencion Repulicana del Candado
Ales Repad
Clilia
Consentral Republicana del Ganda
Tublas
Th. Boek
Black River
Vatricia
Picacho
Bunitos
Tote Fev
MO. A
Brotiers
Prost
de la Optinh
Eustal
Avvinno
Gro
L Aduando Secretaria
Pecacilo
New Mexico
Marvelich
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