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Newspaper
Santa Fe New Mexican Review
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented OCR narrative describes territorial governance and boundary questions involving the region of Terre Visite and neighboring areas. It mentions writers, editors, and local officials, referencing dates and events tied to territorial status, elections, and state interactions. The text blends references to territory, governance, and societal factions with uncertain specifics.
Historical notes describe shifts in cattle imports and sheep herds, mentioning price changes and policy impacts. The article cites Wilson era policies, free trade debates, and effects on American livestock markets including New Mexico and New York, with references to Confederate states and Harrison’s presidency.
A garbled account discusses beet sugar production in New Mexico and the United States. It mentions test outputs, farm data, and proposed factory locations, with references to territories and potential national impact on sugar supply. Names, dates, and places are partially obscured but point to a broader discussion of beet industry expansion and policy.
The International Mining Congress plans a Salt Lake gathering to discuss federal mining policy, open mineral lands, and prospecting protection. Delegates from Utah and New Mexico will join governors, chambers of commerce, and mining interests to study capital investment and resource development.
Local items report a flurry of social events, court notices, and government engagement. Citizens include Miss Morita, Professor Pee, and Dr Mathers. visitors from Albuquerque Las Vegas and Denver register at hotels. Firemen and Woman's Board of Trade plan events. the city braces for military duty shifts and public works updates.
Ellis H. Roberts treasurer of the United States travels to San Francisco with assistants G Runtz and James A. Sample. Governor Otero and other local officials entertain the party. they plan to oversee the transfer of funds to the new San Francisco sub treasury, a process expected to take three to four weeks.
The piece touts remarkable performances of mad readers and claims scientists cannot explain them. It credits Wanlet and Ylorado for sayings and asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures various ailments. The ad-style prose mixes mystique with health claims and promises persistent use will restore health.
The heir questions who was called as the deceased cattlemen are discussed. A local editor Cham berlain s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is cited as a trusted family medicine with fifteen years of use and many recommendations.
In a voice of affection and humor an elderly dyer recalls youth and a proposal once rejected by Col Crabtres. Mina Oldgirt still wonders at the memory while the Colonel preserves a jaunty bearing. The exchange reflects long years of shared history and subtle wit.
An advertised medical patent remedy from Scott & Bowne boasts Banulston as a cure for poor blood, need for flesh, and throat or lung weakness. It blends cod liver oil with hypophosphites and glycerine and promises quicker relief and longer benefit than any other remedy.
Court session covers San Miguel and El Embudo grants with contested titles. Judge Laughlin represents claimants for the Sanidjueliy grant and multiple land grants are listed with petitioners, attendees, and attorney parties. Several cases are adjourned to Monday morning amid petitions rejected and claims dismissed.
Native claims possession of premises in Santa Fe County New Mexico. Two estray horses described as a mare or gelding around 10 years old weighing 840 pounds and branded on left shoulder are claimed. Owner must prove ownership and pay charges within seven months under the 28th legislative chapter NM laws. Signatory Maxime Herrera Moviarta New Mexico May 1 108.
In a breakfast chat, a mother learns her daughter and Harry argued over who should sit in the big chair last night. The quarrel lasted about thirty minutes as both refused to yield. They finally compromised by both taking turns, each occupying the chair at different times.
Pete Smith broke into the ward No 2 school house last night and moved items to his residence after tearing pages from charts and books. City Marshal Gallegos captured him as he returned for a second load and jailed him. A jail fire occurred during the night and he was moved to the county jail. The value of destroyed articles was about S0.
A new post office opens in Alamogordo, Dona Ana County with Silas D. Pollock named postmaster. Mail to the office will initially be routed through the La Luz post office where F. M. Rhomberg has been appointed postmaster.
Notice of Survey of the Piedra Lum bre Grant. A plat of the survey will be retained for public inspection for ninety days. Objections must be written with grounds and affidavits to the Surveyor General of New Mexico within that period. Excerpt references county, meridian, and tract description.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Madrid press censorship and a character belittling others. The readable fragments include phrases about censorship, a possible inquiry, and an unclear reference to Santee or related names. The text is too fragmentary to extract a clear event or persons.
Legal notice outlines a foreclosure sale of mining claims including the Mystic Shriner mine and Virginie mine in Santa Fe County New Mexico. It lists survey details field notes possession dates and adjoining claims with owners and terms for redemption and sale procedure under county records.
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