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Newspaper
Santa Fe New Mexican Review
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
1
The piece discusses Civil War era style notices and public notices from The New Mexican, with scattered commentary on wartime politics and recruitment. It mentions Nicaragua canal planning, military considerations, and calls for Nevada volunteers and New Mexico battalion advocacy.
The text surveys treason definitions and penalties, citing U S legal precedent. It references United States v Barr and United States v Craig, mentions a Pays County indictment in 1847, and discusses how treason charges were pursued or not in later 1960s probes.
The gathering discusses primary ballots and seats for the New Mesdea People, with plans noted for ceremonies in late March. Officials outline the timetable for regional celebrations and the first duties of the southern event.
The report outlines fluctuating wool prices and uncertain demand as buyers and sellers adjust expectations. Traders discuss supply constraints, farm outputs, and potential policy impacts affecting the market outlook.
Dr Walter M Luttrell was yesterday appointed agent of the Mescalero Apaches in the southern territory. A Tennessee native over 30, Luttrell comes from the Pension Office and civil service, with prior war department clerk work and surgical experience. The text credits his discipline, temper, and local ties as assets for managing the reservation and continuing the legacy of Lt Col Tabertler, noting his predecessor's reputed effectiveness and moral character.
Fragmentary text references Fen Sanitars Choe president and provincial figures, mentions a battalion of Veilditee with volunteer cavalry, and hints at Spanish troops in Citartcot Peertes. Details are garbled and no clear events or outcomes emerge.
The appointment of Estevan Bacu to the central social service post reflects a strong tug between Santa Fe and Washington. The effort remains in good shape and appears likely to endure for years to come.
The piece argues that low grade ore in New Mexico can be profitably treated with new methods. It highlights the Stevens or Albian mill at Hematite and the Paletin Clerici mill at Andrews, noting profitability if lead is low and ore is reasonably free. It urges cautious development, extensive testing, and metallurgist oversight before large plant construction.
The New Mexican emphasizes the territory's mining sector progress, stating that facts must be disclosed and are not to be concealed. The article portrays mining as a key driver of regional development and economic strength.
The 1897 compiled laws of New Mexico, printed under Governor Otero’s proclamation, become binding in all courts from May 23. The Liberal notes high quality, though critiques printing and lack of free copies. Price set at 8 50 with mandatory copies for territorial and county officers.
A disjointed note explains a private compilation that became nearly worthless after a costly update. It highlights paying for a copy, with a claim that the new hooks save time, despite the item’s reduced value and the overall burden of the compilation.
A ceremonial flag gift for the New Meateo Squadron, First Regiment United States Volunteer Cavalry, features white silk stars on blue with red stripes and a bronze eagle on a seven and a half foot pole. Citizens of New Meateo present the banner with gold fringe and tassels, praising it as a fitting tribute to the gallant unit.
A Victorian voice urges foresight and thrift to avoid ruin. It contrasts prudent planning with shiftless delay, praising Chamberlain's remedy and advising keeping a Coke remedy at home. The piece ends noting a sale by A C Treland.
In a playful exchange Henry and a friend discuss birthdays and youth, revealing a light, intimate moment. The piece shifts to a testimonial from Mr. J. Ketcham of Pike City Calif praising Chamberlain s Pain Balm for rheumatic pain relief during his brother s illness. ASC Preland distributes the product.
A fragment mentions a nebular hypothesis on star formation and an observer’s note. It also contains a testimonial from Mrs. Mary A. Beard of Claremore Arkansas praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after years of cough, with a local seller named Treland.
A quirkily sexist cartoonish snippet suggests a man finding a wife who will pretend to submit to him. It frames male dominance as desirable and mocks women who resist. The tone is playful yet conveys dated gender norms.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for grippish illness and a body rundown caused by liver issues. It claims quick relief, system-wide toning of the liver stomach and kidneys, and a full money back guarantee. Sold by A J Fischer's Drug Store for 50 cents per bottle.
Colonel Wood and 1 087 Rough Riders arrived in Tampa after a difficult trip marked by Southern Pacific delays. Troops endured dirty cars, inadequate passenger service, and scarce provisions while Roosevelt slept on the ground awaiting onward movement.
New Mexico plans a large mineral show at the Omaha exhibition with J Leeson’s Nashville prize collection leading a diverse display. Twelve thousand dollars in gold bullion arrives soon and the exhibit includes crystals turquois rubies garnets amethysts and other gems plus ethnological relics and a 1300 bottle linked to Spanish colonial days.
Ada SE Hurt of Groton writes that after four doctors gave up on her lung illness, a trial of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds restored her health. The testimonial notes she was near death but recovered after eight bottles and thanks God for recovery. Free trials at Avid Fischer's Drug Store with a regular 50 cent size.
Agapito Martinez was received at the penitentiary after being sentenced to 18 months for criminal assault by the Grant County District Court in Silver City. He was brought to the institution by Sheriff McAfee.
The advertisement touts a healing salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles and offers a money back guarantee with satisfaction or refund. Prices are listed at 25 cents per box.
A late 19th or early 20th century court record lists indictments and pleas in a Monta Fe county context. It includes cases against individuals such as Mas shal Forasers and Cesare reper, with dispositions, fines, and references to divorces and property matters. Notices also cover estray cattle and an assignee’s meeting for the Santa Fe Gas & Electric estate in Santa Fe New Mexico.
Historic survey notes describe land parcels and mining claims around the San Pedro grant in Santa Fe County New Mexico. It lists bearings, distances, coordinates, and corner markers for multiple claim blocks including the Amason, Virginis, and other named mines, with references to surface features and associated record dates and officials.
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