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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
2
A sprawling New Mexico snapshot reports Wew?. Greene plaiting an adit at Eddy. Mines at Six Moleto and the Copper company operations near Hivotier loom large while rail and road works advance across the region. New stores open at Pinoy Altos and a North Mexican line rumor hints at broader railroad ambitions.
The Hillvborough New Mexico paper notes political shifts in Socorro and Sierra counties, mentions apportionment changes and references to General Miles and Sherman. It references New Mexico and national topics like finance, immigration, and a costly Sioux dance, with local civic humor and editorial quips.
A brief and cryptic report notes rumors that Sioux Indians may adopt a red color by summer. The item hints at potential military interest in a "patting" business, with a clipped, garbled quotation resembling a wire service blurb from the period.
The text argues that Mr. Parnell believes he is badly abused, while others like Trish and O Connell are described as abusers or abused more for some Isis related cause. The fragment references a debate over severity of abuse among political figures.
A line from Live Stock Journal notes that physical strength helps a slugger, but for a wool and mutton producer brains matter more. The piece argues smart planning enhances breeding outcomes and work efficiency in livestock ventures.
The Albuquerque Citizen notes that Las Vegas Ooth suspects similar trends with no idle men in Albuquerque this year. New enterprises crowd the scene and general prosperity is assured as growth accelerates across the city.
A citizen notes that warders have been committed this year in the Territory with no conditions. In another item lawyers are said to own most of the Highland addition and the Tingents will share responsibility for paying the bills.
The piece argues a Republican president who represents a minority will hold office, while a Republican Senate and minority-dominated bodies block relief. It decries the 14,600 mill owners and calls for patience, claiming majorities do not elect the president and predicting Democratic gains in 1892.
Stock notes report large cattle shipments from Separ to Chicago and plans to ship many steers to St Louis. Armour buys 40,000 Texas cattle as Santa Fe line eyes New Mexico and Arizona shipments. Local beef prices rise as Wyoming reports price jumps. A Hereford herd from G O S cattle company is poisoned at Pinos Altos. Rail expansion hints place Deming as future hub. Observations include weather winds, travel notes, and editorial remarks on Deming’s growth and southern representation in the territory.
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