Alligator in the Ohio in Louisville Show by Campbell Street
A six foot alligator escaped from Pavey’s show boat at Campbell street and wandered into the river, prompting warnings for children and men to avoid swimming. The second alligator attacked a terrier on a nearby houseboat, then was recaptured by Pavey who vows to keep a tighter tank.
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Ohio
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Pavey
Campbell Street
Louisville
Dwampe
Ben Shipley
Shipley
Bhipley
Phore
Madrid Letter on Matador Skill and Bullfighting Tactics
The piece describes the matador’s art as guiding the bull to the sword with a red cape while avoiding danger to picadors and banderilleros. It notes the duel from start to finish and the prolonged moment after the thrust, calling the bull a noble creature in the perilous arena.
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Madrid
Hood
Armours wealth plan and will talk on a train
Millionaire P D Armour, while traveling on the St Paul road, discusses his approach to estate management. He plans to turn over his fortune to his two sons as they prove able, aiming to avoid estate disputes after his death. He also notes New Mexico statehood has passed the house unanimously and awaits senate action.
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Spain
Milionaire
Chicago
P. D. Armour
Packer
St. Paul Road
Mr. Armour
Oconomowoo
New Mexico
House
Joseph
Senate
New Mexico Output— Sierra Leads in Metals Report
Hon. Walter C. Hadley issued a 1893 production tally for New Mexico detailing county by county yields of gold, silver, lead, and copper. The table lists Ada, Grant, Sierra, Socorro, Tape, and other counties with totals across the territory.
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Walter C. Hadley
New Mexico
U.S
Washington
Hachey
Sierra
Socorro
Animas Copper Lead Totals Cited in Mines Report
A report from Animas Land & Cattle Co. notes copper and lead production figures alongside precious metals. It states a total of 1,462,700 in gold and silver value with about 64 percent in gold.
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Animas Land & Cattle CO
Railroad rates and midwinter fair tickets discontinued
The A T and T F will discontinue sale of reduced rate tickets to San Francisco for the Midwinter fair on June 10. Summer tourist rates to Colorado points are in effect with Pueblo and Return 36.90, Colorado Springs and Return 35.49, Denver and Return 40.90, final return limit November 15. Continuous passage both ways between Lake Valley and Pueblo, with stop offs allowed between Pueblo and Denver.
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San Francisco
Colorado Points
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lake Valley
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Peqi
Matadors
Sam Polomas
Sierra County
N- Strange
Animas
T. C. Long
Grocer
Hillsborough, New Mexico
Thos Murphy
N.M
Chamberlain
Mra
W. L. Danagan
Bonaqua
Hickman Co
Tenn
Pale
O. ©. Miller
E. Smith
Cash
Smith's Cash Store
Kahler's Union Hotel
Wagon Blacksmith Shop
HB. Wte
James Adams
Boot and Shoemaker
Hillsborough, N. MI
W. L. O'Kelly
Prop
Himusloro, N. M
E. E. Burlincgame
Birse ‘Lawrence OL
Cela
Pennington
Hillsboro, N. M
C. C. Pennington
Main Street
Vercha
Fof Kingston
Reinhardt’s Hall
Dordi My
L. Edmundsor Wae Saar
Ee &A. MM
A.M. Lodge
Kingston
F. Campbell
W. M. J. Hoax
Black Range
K. OF
Gilbert Harris
A. Burwoanor
Sierra Lodge NO 19
P. Hillsboro
Castle Hall
Teoma
Alten Pd
Renae "Oc
le W. Gacars
David Disinger
Sierra CO
Geo, Richardson
Postoffice Building
Peter Galles
Hillsioro, New Mexico
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro, New Mexico
J. W. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
Ivers & Pond Piano
C. G Miller
Keller, Miller &C
Hillsboro
Ilsborough and
Stage and Express
HilLsborough
New
Geodock
Mathewson & Orchard
Union Hotel
C. E. Gentz
Hillsborouch
Menico
John Bennett
Kingston, N. M
California
L. H. Kie
May
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