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Las Vegas Free Press, 1892-09-16

The front page of 1892-09-16. 888 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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Anther Miike Inn been made in the Cook's Peak d. strict, nl ihcro is row fully I0O,('.i!) wwtii ( f oi" is) Fi:,lit in tlic ini,ip, This camp is tlio 1aigot producer o' bad carbonate in N"t Mexico, and it develop, merit ha only been fairly commenced. Silver City Svntinrl. It has been nioro than n-vcn months since tho failuro of tho Firs!, National banks f I tm t r. r mul (Sil (Silver - ver (Silver C;'y, f,n'' dividend, hat vet la i n paid to tlio d -potior ia cither of t'(! banks. S'lIllB (f tllO deposit depositors - ors depositors here aro Keltinir impatient and are talking of calling a inee'Jn" to talk over tlic titunt'.on. Silver City Sentinel. Our partner lux a farm tip the Hondo, upon which he Fpend his spuro eairiincN ami to which La rc tiros at times to incditalo over tlio tu.cei tain and past finding out pecu peculiarities - liarities peculiarities of the female mind. He camo in recently to get a Block of provibions, and then tallied forth fur tho purposo of sowing alfalfa and sorghum seed. We saw his stock of provisions and his fanning imple

" Secretary TLoiuait is today select ing tho new furniture necessary for tlio equipment of the rooms in. iiioli tho next session, of the legislature will convene Deo 20. The secretary two yearn ago had 24,218 at Lis disposal for meeting the expenses of the legislature, but for the coming sc8-ion bo has been allowed by con congress - gress congress tho sum of I ! 0,000, tho $K750 additional being necessary for the purchase of new furniture, the old furniture having been destroyed by fire. The sum is am ply suflieient to meet all financial demands that can possibly bo made by the 3'.Hh legis legislative - lative legislative assembly. New Mexican. We find the following pleasing notice- of La Vegas pat ties in the Albu'picrijue Times iu its comment on the Commercial club's ball and entertainment: "If it were allowable to make com comparisons - parisons comparisons in such a well balanced pro program, - gram, program, it might be eaid that the most popular number of the evening was

We find tho following in the Al Al-buqueroue - buqueroue Al-buqueroue Times: "Married At the residence of Mrs. M. J. Fetters, Mr. John War Warren, - ren, Warren, of this city, and -Miss Myra Cur Cur-tH, - tH, Cur-tH, of Clinton, Mo., by the Kev. W. Thomas. The young couple w ill stay in this city for a few weeks ami then take an extended trip through the east." Tho above rofem to Mr. Warren who used to bo a resident of Las Ve-fc'"- Tho German emperor has aai n s'artled lCuropo by an ama.ing or order - der order foib'ulding public meetings for tho abatement of ehoh rn. The rea reason - son reason be assigns, however, is worth ConMiIcrrtion. lie hohla Unit sin h practices breed a supersiiiious reli reliance - ance reliance upon I'nu nl 'lice and a conse

Hardrich, Albuquerque, third vice; Dr. llarronn, Santa Fo, treasurer; Dr. Atkins, Las Vee,as, secretary. Paper were read as follows: "Medical Leg Legislation," - islation," Legislation," by Dr. Atkins; "Tho Taos Valley as a Sanitarium," by Dr. De Denial - nial Denial ais. This is how an Arizona paper puts it: "The strong hand of providence suddenly swiped from this earth a valuable cow belonging to II. E. Patrick. II. E. P. is now somewhat skeptical as to tho justness of provi providential - dential providential extermination." We fully agree with the gentlo gentlo-man - man gentlo-man tha. providence was in small business in "swiping" that cow. Tho Topeka Journal says: "Paw-

On Salnnlay last several of the WhU'i dp leaders, then mid there in ll.Hcily attending tho I)emo i t t-io - io t-io territorial convent ion, .'or a while thought that they wero in Sum Mi Miguel - guel Miguel county and could b.i as lawless and a violent as they wanted to be; but after a few of them were arrest arrested - ed arrested for disturbing the pea o and for carrying arm, their valiant sjurits simmered down some and they came to tho conclusion that "lio w ho (ifJiU i;.d r:ns 3T!y, lives to b rf!" another day." They also found out that Sheriff Conklin meant to pre

The Itepublican Central committee has arranged the following places and da'es for political meetings, at which speeches will be made by Hon. T. li. Catron and Hon. A. L. Mor Morrison: - rison: Morrison: Eaton Thursday, Sept 22 I!lcsidiirg Friday, Sept 23 Spiingcr Saturday, Sept 24 Wagon Mound .... Monday, Sept 20 Watrous TubmI ay, Sept 27 Las Vegas Wednesday, Sept 28 Santa Fe. . ..... .Thursday, Sept. 29 Cerrillos Saturday, Oct 1 Albuquerque Monday, Oct 3 Gallup .Tuesday, Oi t 4

vo affoid people tho novdiy of tast tasting - ing tasting tho first one; they never tate tho second." This invidious reflec reflection - tion reflection on tho Missouri banana shows tho intenso provincialism of a sheet which pretends to be a popular edu educator. - cator. educator. G. E. Ilosmcr, of the Springer Ilanner, is in town on his return from the Albuquerque fair and a meeting of the Democratic central committee.

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