Lincoln County Election Proclamation 1890
Lincoln County Board of Commissioners declares a general election to be held on November 4, 1890 at 5 am across Lincoln Eddy and Chaves counties New Mexico Territory. Voters will choose delegates to Congress territorial officials county commissioners probate judges clerks sheriffs assessors treasurers coroners and a school superintendent.
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New Mexico
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United
Territorial House of Representatives
Lincoln, Chaves and
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Chives
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Chaves and
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Geo. Cunny, Co. Coumbasioners
Koamariat
Lincoln County
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Lincoln Republican slate for local offices marches on
A fragmented political notice urges voters to back the Republican slate for council, sheriff, probate, assessor, treasurer, superintendent of schools, and county commissioners. It touts M S Over for delegate and attacks Democratic gains, urging turnout across precincts to secure reform and an honorable territorial government.
Declines Nomination for Lincoln County Council Seat
Eddy New Mexico Oct 19 1890 Edward Tomlinson declines nomination for Lincoln County Councilman to the 90th Legislature. He cites party interests and taxation debates, warns voters against Republican and Democratic contrasts, and endorses candidates for sheriff assessor probate judge and clerk while urging support for the Republican slate.
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Mining dividends and agricultural output of the South
A long extract notes dividend paying mines in many western states from 1890 to 1890, listing 52 mines and total dividends of 89 883 746. It also tallies Southern agricultural gains, claiming 28 100 000 bushels of corn and other crops with a total agricultural value near 1 050 000 000, comparing to 1880. A humorous aside recalls a hen and Poll's chase in a domestic scene.
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Fragmented OCR Speech Sparks Local Bonnet Disarray
A garbled dialogue snippet shows Mrs Sharp arguing with her husband over a bonnet and a printed paper. The text includes broken phrases and stray letters, resembling an OCR misscanning from a small local news item or column.
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