Educational Capital Deaf and Blind School Needs Support
The article praises Prof. Larson and his wife for running a small deaf and dumb school in the territory, urges greater funding from the legislature and private contributions, notes ten current students and a potential to double, cites 40 deaf youths and 35 blind children in the territory, and highlights the need for specialized education beyond public schools. It closes with gratitude to the president and a forthcoming Sun article on the three Indian schools in New Mexico.
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Deaf and Dumb
Larson
Larson Well
SuNn
Tax Sun
New Mexico
Gov Prince Welcomes President on New Mexico Visit
Governor Prince delivers a welcome address as the presidential train passes through New Mexico. He expresses gratitude for the president’s visit and his interest in the territory’s welfare, noting New Mexico’s status since joining the United States and referencing the president’s annual message urging action.
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Prince
Demine
N. M
Plains
New Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
Funding Bonds in Gold Clause Sparks Santa Fe County Debate
The text defends funding bonds for Santa Fe County, noting they are payable in New York at the American National Bank and denying charges of fraud. It condemns slander, cites the board of county commissioners, and cites the cost and consequences including the death of Wm. Griffin. It also describes a proposed incorporation election for the city of Santa Fe with detailed census and ward plan.
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Texas, Santa F E & Northern Railroad Company
New York
New Mexican
Board of County Commissioners
American National Bank
New York City
Board of Commissioners
Texas, Santa Fe
Northern A. R
Santa Fe
City of
Wm. Griffin
Squib
L. M. Meiny
New Mexico
Wave
Lend
Sata Fe
Irvine and
Dunlop Streete
Fant Fe
N. M
Censis
Equnty
Asid
Larkin G. Read
Sol
Board of ‘County Communianera
Bante Ke. Athen
Gim, Creamer
Col C F Wainsberry Leaves Denver After Fraud Case Work
The Rocky Mountain News reports Col C F Wainsberry a land department special agent who, with assistants, has been in Denver investigating fraudulent land entries. He departs for Santa Fe, New Mexico, after removing many pending cases for lack of evidence and setting others for trial in June. The Optic note criticizes Santa Fe county governance and the involvement of the colored contingent amid county debt and political contention.
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The
Rocky Mountain News
Col
C. 4
Wainsberry
Land Department
Denver
Santa Fe
N. M
Dakotas
Launsberry
Congress
New Mexico
Colorado
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Santa FE NI
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G. M. Greamer
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