FRE SUN SATURDAY NEWS REPORTS AUGUST 1 1891
A weekly item from Santa Fe notes sightseeing and legal activity in Albuquerque and the capital. Special agent of the Indian bureau Gardner inspected the Dawes Institute, with a curt remark on departure. Local officials like Mayor Thornton and Aldermen discuss city ordinances and plans for a veterans camp. Several figures travel between Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Deming to oversee mining and business ventures. A sun column congratulates Fred Lewis on his marriage, while a freight train wreck near Ortiz station disrupts mail service. Ramona Indian School students travel with families for summer leave. superintendent Chase aims to boost enrollment. Methodist services on August 2 cover 11 am and 8 pm with a sermon on remembering the Sabbath. Travelers and visitors are noted in the church notices.
Growth of Grand Army Encampment in Detroit Anthem Told
The twenty-fifth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet in Detroit starting Tuesday August 4. New Mexico reports 331 G A R members with 6,561 from the war era as a regional honor roll. Westward migration boosts membership across states, while loyalty to the flag remains central. The article details New Mexico’s department history, Carleton Post Santa Fe leadership, and notable deaths among comrades, alongside notes on local citrus and fruit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Fifth
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Nebraska
Dakota
Middle States
Carleton Pos
Santa FE
Ds B. Abrahame
E. W. Wynkoop
C. A. Woodruff
Francis Downs
H. M. Davis
Hiram Crampton
Erastus W. Wood
Geo W. Knaebel
Judge Downs
Carleton Post
Detroit
D. W. Ayers
Durango
Ayers
Tur Sun Office
Rio Santa Re
The Jolly Old Pen in New Mexico Scandal
A partisan critique condemns the New Mexico penitentiary governance under Republican rule. It alleges mismanagement, lack of discipline, and graft, contrasting the prior competent administration of Gable and Burnett with post change troubling incidents. It mentions Pedro Perea’s brother-in-law and calls for accountability amid a steamy reform atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futea
Cuspidores
Ofoura
Gable
Pedro Perea
New Mexico
Burnett
Caiiliron
Macbeth
Dader
J. Francisco Chavez
Ooder
Acarcely
Caneal Sgare
Amet Ada
Board confirms Delgado replacement amid charges and countercharges
Supt Chaves nominated Fernando Delgado a Democrat for ag at board expected to block but board confirmed him. Delgado filed answer and leveled serious countercharges against Supt Chavez. Bergman nominated and confirmed, prejudging Delgado’s case. Meeting adjourned to September for investigation amid ongoing clash and political maneuvering. Ada tale and pardon news add local sensational cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Chaves
Fernando Delgado
Agat
Pedro Peren
Delgado
Anil
Bergman
Cowsards
Ada
Denver
Prince
Las Vegas
Flagstaff
Ava
Supreme Court session and notable rulings in New Mexico
The Supreme Court held its regular annual session with Chief Justice O'Brien presiding and full benches. It handed down an opinion upholding the lower court in Gildersleeve v New Mexico Mining Co and considered cases including City of Albuquerque v Ziger and Field, Leiter & Co. v Romero. The week included church notices and advertisements for Hall's Hair Renewer and Ayer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
O'Brien
C. H. Gildersleeve Va
New Mexico Mining Company
H. M. Atkinson
Gildersleeve
Free German remedy for consumption and nervous debility offered
An elderly physician touts a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis and lung ailments and nervous debility. He offers the recipe free by mail from W A Noyer Rochester N Y with full usage directions. Also notes train connections to St Louis and local travel details with agents listed for Topeka and Burrton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
Kia
W. A. Noyer
Power's Block
Rochester
Fragmented OCR: incomplete note on tickets and time
The readable text seems to mention tickets and a time element, with garbled phrases about wages and payments. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge beyond generic references to tickets and time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
SUN
G& PD
Bauts
Geral Gardner
Indian Bureau
Dawes Institute
QO. K
W. B. Childers
B. E.bloosy
Legal Juornaries of
Albuquerque
Edward Krumpegel
Sth
U. S
First California Cavalry
Fletcher Armorer
Territorial
Thornton
Board of World's Fair Commissioners
Board of Alderman
Sons of Veterans
J. W. Schofield
Dolores
Santa Fe County
Parmaley
Col
R. W. Webb
London
Deming
Agapito Abeyta Sr
Mora Co
Fred Lewis
Bond Bros
Eapasola
Edith Rummel
Ortiz Station
Cerrillos
Ramona Indian School
Chase
Methodist Episcopel
L Mills
Grand Army
Department OF New Mexico
E. 'W. Wynkoop
J. J. Fitzs Gerel
E. S. Stover
John Y. Hewitt
John H. Mills
Lee H
Cal
Jeff J.wibbutt
Ohio Vl
John E. Murphy
U.S. A
Noticia del
Rosalia Garcia Finada
GreEcario Casanos
Church of the Holy Faith
Hall
Ayer
Otter, Johnson
San Francisco
Lawitki
St. Louis
Burrwon
Wichita
Oswego
Columbus
Springfield
Burrton
Kansas City
G. T. Nicholaon
G.14 & A
Topeka
Sagar
Loval
Nol
Spiegelberg
IAS
J. G. Schumann
Waler IN
J. PP. Victory
County Court House
U. S. Land Office
Gottig Eaat
Second National Bank
L. Spirgelbhru
R. A. Fiske
J.D. Proudfit
Cughie
Giam
Hut Giober
Jagk Gonway
Prop
THE
Santa FE Bakery
FF. Schnefpyfle
Fron
San Francisco Street
Santa FE N
John Patterson & Co
Francisco Street
Santa’fe
First National Bank
Pedro Perera
J. B. Cairon, Vic-Lieniuen
R. J. Palen
Cashier
H. B.gartwright
Cartwright & Griswoi
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