08 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1894
Page
1
A fragmentary poem opening with romantic imperatives and celestial imagery. It shifts to political commentary praising New Mexico statehood and detailing mint deposits and mining boom. The piece blends lyric musings with editorials on tariffs, silver policy, and western mining optimism.
Jopar Coy of the supreme court of the District of Columbia swiftly denied the Knights of Labor request for a restraining order against Secretary Carlisle to stop bond issuance. The ruling argues it would set a dangerous precedent to allow any organization to enjoin an executive official from carrying out official sanctions, especially during wartime or major expenditures. It notes Congress and impeachment as other checks on government officials.
An analysis argues the West and South oppose bonded debt and high tariffs, accusing Republicans of backing centralized money power. It urges leaders who avoid government contracts with special interests, favoring a revenue tariff, constitutional spending limits, and a bi metallic currency.
Hon Antonio Joseph of this Territory introduced a bill for a nationwide irrigation survey of the great plains and semi arid belt between the 7th and 100th degrees west. It would appropriate 3.5 million dollars under the Interior Secretary for discovering and developing water for agricultural use in this region. The measure aims to benefit the whole country, contrasting with costly river and harbor projects.
The Albuquerque water works sale talks surface as a Chicago firm eyes a purchase while New Mexico ships cattle directly to markets this winter. Legislation discussed in Washington outlines arid land grants, homesteading potential, and state reclamation plans affecting Colorado Nevada Idaho Montana California Oregon and surrounding territories. The issue also notes immigration outreach, a pope stance on bullfighting, mining depths in Michigan, and local notices on letters unclaimed and courtly services.
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