Summary of Various National and Regional News Items
Earthquakes become daily in Utah. Ex speaker Reed’s remains laid in Portland. Albuquerque Durango railroad survey completed. England faces mass unemployment distress. East storms disrupt rail schedules. Santa Fe Central steel arrives. track laying at Torrence soon. Pension bill passes in ten minutes, totaling 139 847 000 dollars. Union county assembly vote tie. new election ordered. Denver officials jailed for four months for contempt. Bitter cold in New England and Chicago. Schenectady reads 22 below zero. Arbitration reveals inhumanity amid coal strike. suffering of workers. Statehood bill opposed for New Mexico and Arizona. supported for Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state. Delegation from New Mexico to Washington for omnibus bill.
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Utah
Thomas B. Reed
Portland
Maine
Albuquerque
Durango
Colorado
England
Santa Fe Central
Torrence
Congress
Assembly
Union County
Otero
Wright
Denver
Senate
Beveridge
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Glans
Washington
Knights of Pythias Election at Rio Grande Lodge No 3
In the regular semi annual election of Rio Grande Lodge No 3 Knights of Pythias officers were chosen Wednesday night: Al Mayer as chancellor commandar Jos I E Smith as vice chancellor August Winkler prel ate W H Hill master of work Sam C Meek keeper of record and seal Harry Boutwell master of finance M Loewenstein master of exchequer A F Katzen stein master at arms H Chambon inner guard J J Leeson outer guard.
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Rio Grande Lodge No. 3
Knights of Pythias
al Mayer
Commandar
Jos I E. Smith
August Winkler
W. H. Hill
Sam's C. Meek
Harry Boutwell
M. Loewenstein
A. F. Katzenstein
H.chambon
J. J. Leeson
Editor Bush Married in Silver City Union
The marriage of Miss Ruby Elisabeth Argenbright to Frederick A. Bush editor of the Silver City Enterprise is announced. The Chieftain acknowledges the wedding announcement and extends wishes for happiness to the newlyweds.
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Ruby Eligabeth Argenbright
Frederick A. Bush
Silver City Enterprise
Chieftain
Mr. Bush
Dame Fortune
National Live Stock Association Meeting Travel Notice
The National Live Stock Association announces tickets on sale January 7 and 13 for the Kansas City meeting January 13 to 16, 1903. Fare is one fare plus 2.00 for round trip with return by January 16, 1903, extension possible to January a. Jaguar Santa Fe Agt.
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National Live Stock Association
Kansas City
Jaguar Santa Fe Agt
Buriingia
Chicago
Magdalen Chapter No 8 O E B To Hold Annual Meeting
At the regular meeting of Magdalen chapter No 8 O E B on Monday evening the 15th inst the regular annual meeting will be held. A full attendance is earnestly requested. The notice mentions holiday goods display by men as part of the event.
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Armory
T. J. Matthews
Magdalen Chapter No
Grant and Briant recall 1854 frontier skirmish near Larned Kansas
George W. Briant recounts guiding a government supply convoy from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Union and Santa Fe, aided by Lt. Ulysses S. Grant. They fought 600 Comanches near Larned, drove them off with scorers of eight killed, and Grant judged brave actions while sharing a keg of whisky after.
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George W. Briant
Fort Leavenworth
Port Union
N. M
Santa Fe
Denver Field
Kansas
Larned
Kan
Fort Union
Grant
Arkansas
Briant
Missouri
Commissariat
Light Sentence Story From Pennessee Lightly Told
A New York City reader recalls a Tennessee tale about a negro in Pensacola whose son was convicted of killing a coworker. The father asks about the sentence and learns Johnson is to be jailed for a month, with hanging at its end. The darky narrator remarks the sentence is light since execution follows. Subscribe for Pilly Curmeraus.
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New York City
Pennessee
Johnson
Darky
Henry Clay as an Actor in a Clever Legal Tale
A Chicago traveler recounts a Louisville story of Henry Clay taking a murder case. Clay studied the look of menace to persuade the jury, then delivered a fierce gaze that led to a not guilty verdict after lengthy preparation. He noted the look was harder to learn than the legal brief.
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Chicago
Pewee Valley
Henry Clay
Kentucky Statesman
Mr. Clay
Clay
Aripple
Louisville Courier‘Journal
Preventing croup with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mothers praise early use when hoarseness or rough cough appears. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy dispels croup symptoms, avoids danger, and is safe. Sold by A. E. Howell Socorro and W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena. Also Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches, burns, and skin issues.
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A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M
Bucklen
Territorial Treasurer's Report summary
The Territorial Treasurer J H W Vaughn reports for the 1900 02 period a starting cash balance of 109 974 31 receipts 1 087 102 28 disbursements 948 626 96 leaving 248 449 63 on hand an increase 138 465 32. Bonded debt reduced 82 000 to 1 122 200 with 114 082 53 in sinking funds. Nine depositories hold 203 000 in lawful territorial funds. Interest 3 percent annual nets a nice sum for the territory.
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Territorial
J. H W. Vaughn
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New England
Schenectady
New York
Bush
C. F
Soourro
Katzenstein’s
North Missouri
Macon
Nomory
Ani
St. Louis
Court House
A. Winkler
A. S. Potter, Prop
Northwest
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Butte
Helena
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Euan Tits
W. Vallery
School OF Mines
Charles R. Keyes
J. A. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
Ghheo, N. M
Coyote Water
Socorro, New Mexico
First National Bank
Oahua
Frank McKee
C. K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroade
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