Rail line to White Oaks may spur New Mexico town growth
The push to build a railroad through southern New Mexico toward White Oaks could spark a new era of development for the isolated camp. Investors face cautious lending amid a weak rail market, but the route promises rich natural resources and a large habitable area with rising property values. Local figures praise Councilman George Curry for fairness, while notes on bank probes and political interference color broader state affairs.
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White Oaks
Acne
America
the Hague
Sryarok
North Tion
Carolina
Mexico
Gray
Saate
George Curry
Freeman and Baca Open Law Firm in Socorro
Jupag A. A. Fremas retired from the Supreme bench and fifth judicial district to form Freeman & Baca with Elfego Baca. They opened an office in Socorro at 18 nee leas. Fremas is praised as an able lawyer and gentleman. Baca is from a prominent Spanish family, bilingual and well educated in law.
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Supreme Bench of
Territory
Fifth Judicial District
Elfego Baca
Freeman & Baca
Socorro
Freeman
Baca
The
Basie
Oregon native chosen to succeed Dolph in Senate
Gen Senator from Oregon GW McBarot is named to fill the vacancy created by J N Dolph. He is a native of the state and about forty years old.
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GW. McBarot
Oregon
J. N. Dolph
Texan legislature weighs lynching fine bill amid social events
The Texas legislature debates a bill proposing a 83,000 fine on counties where lynchings occur. Governor and Mrs. Thornton hosted a reception for lawmakers and territorial officials in Santa Fe. Claude Albright and Albuquerque musicians gave a grand Santa Fe concert praised by city papers. Weather notes compare Tuesday rain to Kanjuan patterns as moisture soaks ground for spring.
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Desmarsis
San Miguel County
Territorial
Ziegler Brow
Texac
Santa Me
Mise Claude Albright
Albuquerque
Sante Fe
Gay Horton
PALKBITOVER March Bill Request in Dry Goods Ad
A local dry goods notice invites customers to bring March supply bills to review savings opportunities. The ad promises to help customers make money by cutting costs and invites households to inspect figures whether they plan purchases or not.
Local Store Slashes Prices to Clear Out Stock
A retailer announces deep price cuts to clear existing stock to make room for new goods. The message promises bargains so drastic that customers can’t miss them and emphasizes a sacrificial sale to move merchandise quickly.
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