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Newspaper
The Clayton Enterprise
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
1
Public notice appears from Clayton Enterprise Publishers about rate changes and a recent application. Names listed include WM Andrewe and 1M Parker and Marsha 3 W. Barnold. Governor Herbertd is noted.
The Citizen cites Cromwell and Mirus discussing a joint statehood bill for New Mexico and Arizona. It argues the plan aims to push constitutional conventions toward a favorable outcome, with parties aligning for statehood amid disputed voter eligibility and potential shifts in support. The piece notes the broader 1896 political corruption and the impact of silver agitation on national politics.
Uncle Bill writes for the Las Vegas Optic about the fiscal burden on taxpayers from prosecuting criminals in Colfax County. He notes three murder trials cost substantial sums, two men are sentenced to hang, and oversight of city elections in Clayton with candidates and mayoral suggestion. A petition seeks clemency for George Tate, serving seven years for cattle killing, with debate on punishment length and justice.
Chairman Shouts wants 26318 281 for the Panamenial and the gatal commuiiaion digs into United-dtaos Treasury. A Chicago genius invented a baby-buggy tak that shuts up but can not fit Perryville finds Winter's preserves. The Administration avoids stepping on the Bay yet. Mayor Schmitz rumored to kiss somebody. may become California governor. Anthracene coal mines open for spring. If any rain bill amendment remains unendorsed at the White House, urge it out. West Virginia senator Elkins noted. he might be an improvement. $1000 Chicago license affects saloons. demand for quick death. A West ro paper seeks Fairbanks stance on railroad rates. His boom worries some in Inez. A lock of Charles Dic hair sells for $10. Rockefeller income idea blocked by that. Chna W. Morse, the fee king, sits in Fifth Avenue palace.
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