Editorial on New Mexico publicity association aims to lure homeseekers and capital
The piece advocates forming the New Mexico State Publicity Association in Santa Fe to promote the state’s undeveloped resources. It argues for public data, advertising for oil, minerals, cattle, mohair, cotton, and farming, to attract investors and homeseekers, and critiques political maneuvering and Boulder Dam debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico State Publicity Association
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New Mexico Pioneering Spirit Promotes Prosperity
An editorial urges readers to support local business and a modern newspaper in southwest New Mexico. It highlights plans to move to a new location with improved equipment, praises community effort, and forecasts better roads and employment through state progress.
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Beat
New Mexico
City Council Bets On City Cleanliness Plan
The council moves to twice weekly street cleaning to improve appearance and civic pride. Advocates say it will spur progress including potential cement sidewalks in residential areas and elevate community conditions.
Prohibition Funds and Public Attitudes Mentioned
Community chest results show Yo M.G.A. donations lacking while large hotel syndicates give to charity. The House approved an $18.5 million appropriation for prohibition enforcement, likely to aid police protection for bootleggers. Sidney Smith praises Lords horo New Mexico in a wide circulation Sunday comic strip. A remark notes ten gallon hats signal women’s apparel.
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Yo M.G. A
House
Prohibition Enforcement Committee
Lordshoro
New Mexico
Sidney Smith
United States
Lordsburg and Shakespeare (Continued from last week)
The narrative follows a group of volunteers under Captain Black moving through the Stein Peak range toward the Chiricahua Mountains. They swap horses, reach a summit view over the San Simon Valley, encounter dust, locate a roundup shack stocked with supplies, and camp for the night after cooking a meal while two young hobos stay behind.
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Captain Black
Stein Peak
San Simon Valley
Chiricahua Mountains
Cave Creek Canyon
Cave Creek
Ranch Shack
Black
Hancock Canyon
Lieut
Ambler
Hengage
Galeyville
Ban Bimon
Mack
Glassen
6Th
U. S. Cavalry
Tupper
Frontier Ranger Memoir Details Indian Skirmishes and Pioneers
A veteran recounts long patrols with Captain Black in the Southwest. They face Indian raids near Cave Creek Canyon and Hancock Canyon, chase small bands toward the Mexican border, and observe U.S. Cavalry actions. The tale includes an ambush near Doubtful Canyon, a papoose rescue in Lordsburg, and Treasury-era pay disputes for militia and Indian War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Cave Creek Canyon
Horseshoe Canyon
6Th Cavalry
Timberline
Gave Creek Canyon
Commission for Lane Fisher and John Parks Submited by Arizona Governor
The 1885 Prescott communication from Governor Fr. K. Ainsworth to Lane Fisher Captain and Comdg. Company N G A Duncan Guards directs filling the election date on commissions for Fisher and John Parks as Captain and First Lieutenant and requests Colonel Bean to endorse the oath on back. It also asks for the full name of the Second Lieutenant and notes the commission will be forwarded immediately upon receipt.
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Captain Black
Animas Valley
San Simon Flat
Ambler
Cibian Creek
Colonel Carr
Micky Free
Bailey
San Simon Station
4Th Cavalry
Forsythe
New Mexico
Doubtful Canyon
Stein Peak Range
Arizona Range
Lane Fisher
John Parks
Captain Fisher
George Parks
Buck Tyson
Will Paxton
Jim Paxton
John Epply
John Brown
Alfred Smith
Adams
Old Fuderfield
Gila H River
Duncan
Arizona
Dick Mays
York
Yorks Ranch
Fisher
Squaw
Popoose
Doubtful
Lordsburg
John Eppley
al Smith
San Simon Valley
Forsyth
James Cook
New York
Los Angeles
House of Repesentatives
Edward L. Bartlett
National Guard Association
Leatherwood
Duncan Guards
Adjutant General of
Julia A. Fisher
Leavenworth
Kansas
I. F. A. Tritle
Territory OF
Prescott
Col. Bean
Phoenix
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Methodist Espiscopal Church
Sores
Puller
Joan
Rice
Catholic Church
Valedon
Lodge Directory
Western Star Temple
Pythian Sisters
Stella Egon
Bessie Wacken
R. Ang
George Rennitt and
Russell Hennitt
Whatilen Bureau
Washington
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Albuquerque Journal
Publicus Association
Journal
Albuquerque
Advanc
Ency
Shakespeare
Ry Anton Mazzonovich
Gapt. Black
Tucker
Mogollon Range
Rangers
Southwest
National Guard Association OF the
F. A. Tritle
H. M. van Arman
Territory
State OF Kansas
Leavenworth County
Gertrude Shank
Addie Pruitt
Beauty Shop
Marceling
Rattan Saddler Y Company
Executive Department OF
K. Ainsworth
Comidg. Co
N. G. A Duncan Guards
E. B. Lusk
Floris
Silver City, N. M
J. W. Griffin
Optometrist
Crawford
Masonic Bldg
Silver City
N. Mex
Pyramid Lodge No.w K. of
Rothers
R. B. Buvens
K. B. Ownby
Lordsburg Lodge
A.F.& AM
R. A. Boon
W. B. Hi. Cross
Professional Directory
A. W
Morningstar
First National Bank Building
Lordsburg, New Mexico
DRS
Austin & Austin
Physicians and Surgeons
KR. E. Ruvens
Loadsburg, New Mexico
Margaret Holt
A. W. Morningstar
Mrs. Rose Stengele
IRA L. Wright Mining Enginefh
Silver City, New Mexico
Charlie's
R. M. Reynolds
Lordsburg Land and
J. L. Wells
Mineral Surveyor
Hawley & Hawley
Pam
Douglas
el Smelters
12Th Street
el Paso
Texas
B. H. Cross
Yee Hing
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