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New Mexico Race Promises Strong Democratic Push
Cura declares that she is in the war for a generation if necessary. It is important to return Antonio Joseph to Congress and elect a full slate of Democratic officers. Lincoln county candidates George Dunny and James F Hinkle are highlighted as young, ambitious public servants with experience. Population growth in Lincoln County from 1590 to 1880 shows dramatic gains, while census notes for the Territory as a whole rise. The piece covers railroad schemes involving White Oaks, El Paso, and Gould interests, skepticism about charterholders, and local opinions on Hinkle and party alignment amid rail and economic development. A letter from Wann, N. M., praises Hinkle and reports community views, schools, and local political chatter.
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New Mexico
Antonio Joseph
Congress
Grorce Dunny
James F Hinkle
Lincoln County
Council
Assembly
U.S
Socorro
Taos
White Oaks
el Paso
Gould
White Ouka
Albuquerque
Ed Lavelle
Pecos Valley
Eddy
Roswell
White Dake
Mossie
Hagerman
Hampson
Bxsaik
State of
Texas
Onan
Pano
Gaull
White Duke
Toon Buisiness
Pecos
Bawell
Hotnen
Rowwell
Wan Hinkle
J.P. Hinkle
Hinkle
Tam
Minkle