07 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
Santa Fe New Mexican Review
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
1
The readable portion hints at a weekly Roman style feature with references to dates and places, but most of the text is garbled. Entities are not clearly identifiable, making a precise summary difficult.
A fringe historical column surveys mining era themes in the American West, noting large nodules of ore growth and evolving graft in late nineteenth century ventures. It highlights the era's complex social orders and technological shifts shaping early extraction.
Fragmentary letter text references Governor Nash and a political fray. The readable parts hint at messaging about favors, state actions, and public frames, but the damaged source yields few specific names or dates. The item appears as a stray historical fragment rather than a clear report.
A fragmentary local item mentions a sanitary board proceeding involving three sted? officials and a paper feed. Details are unclear in the unreadable text.
The article reports on Edison developments claiming electric methods could purge oxidized moulds from gold impregnated ore, enabling commercial treatment. It notes trials and possible regional applications in the Northeast, North Carolina, and the Adirondacks, aiming at profitable refining for New York markets.
Readable fragments show mining market activity in Wierra County with stock prices for several entities. Mentions Catherine, Elger, and Ready Pay with rough price cues including a $50 valuation.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the one cure to remove blood humors and impurities. It pledges to restore perfect health and cure bad stomach, headaches, and faint trouble, citing a testimonial from Charles Power of Glens Falls New York.
A flood disaster in Hillsboro causes extensive damage and freight disruptions. Reports indicate losses and halted work at the local mill, with workers affected and authorities assessing claims and reconstruction needs.
Unclear OCR text reports a shutdown at Albemarle wine works with workers demanding due pay and better conditions. Describes a strike action tied to managerial decisions, halted production and a disputed wage claim. Mentions a secured supply issue and limited operation under supervision.
The Mining Company of Bierra County plans to become a corporation with officers including Thomas Canting Han Walter Mondrimeur and Donna Andreas. The secretary of state for the manufacturing and developing sone toy will oversee filings. The company proposes formation in Chloride Sierracora with capital noted and legal representatives listed.
A cleaved fragment claims the Paper Mining Company near Milu KM seeks 100 men and a crew of temtis. Wages listed as 25 dollars daily for paid workers and 12 dollars daily for tems. The report mentions iron properties and possible blast furnace plans, aiming at project success.
The Union Mining Company secured ownership of the Cochiti District mine for about $20,000. The sale lists owners including George Hofhelm and H Jussen, with Sherman Brown as secretary. Development funds and tunnel work described, ore valued around $1.25 per ton, and plans indicate potential future erection of structures on site.
Report states that Meow company designates Edward Phetson as the new mining agent after appointing Tie duis fn Minin and Milime Vomapaine Co-day to designate River as the site. The change takes effect immediately.
A Las Cruces letter extols Lohman and family as leading Mesilla Valley merchants. It describes a vast stock worth about $100,000, with extensive wheat, spirits, nether goods, and a mill, plus aggressive sales and large customer demand across New Mexico and Arizona. The writer envisions prosperity tied to territorial growth and sanitarium climate appeals drawing health seekers and industries westward.
County officials and bondholders may back a plan to reduce debt by adjusting the debt amount through the Birson refunding law. A committee discussed and adopted recommendations to present to the board, aiming to lower the total from about six hundred thousand to two hundred thousand dollars. An unrelated postal notice set postage rules for classes of mail and clarified first class rates.
The office of Census Supervisor Sanchea seeks applicants for census enumerators and discusses the January 1900 term of court. The court fixes the first day as the regular examination day for bar admission with an adjourned term on January 2 for appeals. A new capitol building completion delays planned proceedings.
The report highlights Turkestan alfalfa as hardy, surviving winter blizzards where common alfalfa died. It cites hog cholera serum as a major saver of hog raisers’ costs and outlines irrigation-focused work, grazing land control, and proposed Congress leasing of public lands to fund irrigation and soil improvements.
Chicago papers report Bishop Matz of Denver will frequently visit Santa Fe and be transferred to the Fort Wayne diocese to succeed the resigned Bishop Rodemacher. Matz declined to deny or confirm the report while priests may elect an outsider, though their own number is favored. The pope must approve the selection in Rome.
Government to declare the Grand Ruins in southern Arigona a national park. notice given that the ruins will be included in a proposed reserve. Ten years ago Judge Morrison, then revenue collector, produced the key exhaustive report as authority on the ruins. No appropriation then, but now a favorable action is anticipated on a recommendation to preserve the site.
A garbled summary notes alleged injuries in a hospital in Las Vegas. It mentions broken bones and a person undergoing treatment, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
A Socorro grand jury indicted Constable George Sanders on a murder charge following a grizzly case involving Luke Phanigan in Ma Bon. Details remain sparse as the investigation continues.
Delinquent tax records list numerous individuals led by Gonzalez and Garcia with debts dating from 1891 to 1908. The listings cover real estate and personal property across multiple properties and owners, including details of taxes, penalties, and costs.
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