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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1891
Page
4
A highly garbled OCR line contains scattered fragments and names, lacking clear context or events. No identifiable persons, places, or dates form a usable news item from the provided segment.
In Socorro county voters approved a proposition authorizing $15,006 in school bonds to fund the construction of suitable schoolhouses in the city. The tally stood 83 to 17. The issue was part of broader regional development reports including railroad progress and local industry optimism.
The article reports Cantwell’s vindication after a high profile trial where Solicitor General Bartlett and others defended him. It also notes disruption in Mexican Northern Pacific work due to customs rulings delaying cross border supplies and inspections, causing extra travel to Acencion and back, with anticipation of possible changes by Mexican authorities.
General information lists fraternal orders with meeting nights and lodges, including Montezuma Lodge No 1 A F and A M, Santa Fe Chapter No 1, Santa Fe Commandery No 1, Knights Templar, and others. It also details church listings for Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal parishes, plus notes on Santa Fe as capital and county seat, with regional transportation links, commerce, schools, and local amenities.
Frayed OCR shows wholesale and retail furniture clothing and footwear firms listed by A T Grigg Co and Seligman Bros with ads for fall winter sales. Reads like a brief business directory snippet with numerous garbled names including bakers and grocers and footwear shops.
Mentor John G. Carlisle of Kentucky was asked his views on the political situation. He declined saying public men should not be talking off the. The opinion of any man of average intelligence was just as valuable in casting political horoscopes on that of the biggest statesman, each would predict what he would like to have come true.
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