Salvo Ad Claims Health Cure and Local Social News
The ad touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve curing cuts burns boils and piles and quotes a testimonial from Miss H M Middleton of Thebes Illinois. Local society notes mention Mrs W S Martin and Miss Kealer visiting at the Territorial penitentiary and a brief update on Judge Daniel H McMillan and statehood discussions in New Mexico. A Washington's birthday ball is planned in the opera house by L N Barnes and R M Olguin with music and supper details to follow.
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DeWitt
H. M. Middleton
Thebes
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Daniel H. McMillan
Alvarado
McMillan
New Mexico
House
House of Representatives
Lelse
Socorro
Albuquerque
Messrs
L. N. Barnes
R. M. Olguin
Washington
Legislative Assembly Report Highlights Otero Veto and Policy Bills
The fourth week detailed bills in New Mexico from insurance regulation to oil inspection and coal oil oversight. Governor Otero vetoed a prisoner feeding bill, while others passed or advanced including county seat changes and district attorney planning. The record notes enacted measures for scenic highway funding, park commissions, and mounted police amidst debate over relief bills and roping bans.
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Legislative Assembly
New Mexico
Leonard Wood County
Guadalupe
Martin
Co m Oal Territorial Insurance Department
Boards of Park Commissioners
Ats
Howard
Boards of County Commissioners
Otero
Torrance County
Progreso
Estancia
Statehood Doubtful as House Delays Plan
Dispatches report statehood prospects dim with the House committee on territories holding the bill. Speaker Cannon opposes single statehood and may keep it from the House, while President Roosevelt names W. H. H. Llewellyn as U S attorney for New Mexico to replace W. B. Childers whose term ends soon. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
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Cannon
Bill
Committee On Territories
House
Roosevelt
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Senate
United States
New Mexico
W. B. Childers
Hamilton Statehood Bill Passes Senate Amending New Mexico Status
The U S Senate passed the Hamilton statehood bill amended to admit New Mexico as a state while removing Arizona. Oklahoma and Indian Territory join as one state with New Mexico. Roosevelt’s signature needed for final enactment. The bill sets Santa Fe as capital and outlines a 75 delegate constitutional convention with later election proclamations and funds for schools and lands.
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Senate
Hamilton
New Mexico
Staall
United States Senate
Waton
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Washington
SU. S. Senate
Committee of the Whale
Paraker
Bard
Bardita
Beveridge
Aote
Indiana
Home of Representatives
Roosevelt
Santa Fe
United States
Inauguration Tickets On Sale For Roosevelt Parade
Tickets go on sale February 28 and March 1 and 2 at 2.57 and 0.70 for the round trip. Return limit set for March 10 with extension to March 18 possible for a one dollar payment.
City streets muddied by hackmen blamed on administration
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes that yesterday and today streets and sidewalks were so sloppy that most people rode to avoid the mud, condemning city administration for the condition. The New York Press quotes a woman who says a husband’s swearing when angry is outweighed by her Christian patience.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
New York Press
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A. & PB. Railroads
Sta Pe
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Raton
el Paso
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pPolvadera
Severn Comm
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Presbyterian Church
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Gordon
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Lean
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Gano
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Chester
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