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Coed bread is the result of using
Ii;awathl.
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PUBLIC AUCTION The undersigned
will sell at public auction. on his prem
Uses near Wagraln. on Tuesday, N0vem
Der 18Th 1.-The Whole of lis personal prop
erty, consisting in part Of l horse, l
mule, hogs, carriage. wagon. cart.-Deer
cultivatrr, other farming implements,
household and Kitchen furniture. &c.
III Z. e. Mock, Wagralh, Va.
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lIiawatha Is the best that money will
buy. w &
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If you hav'nt tried Hiawatha, do Sc
81 once.
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Go to E. T. Parks & Co., Parsley
Va, to buy a No. cook stove and all
the fixtures for So.
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FoH SALE-A Morgan colt,four years
old next April g0ll-sizu. gentle to all
harness, cheap for cilsh--Q: I. Harmon
a'air- OLks:
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Ask those who have use,l it, a0onl
Hlamalha.
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PuBE1c AucTIoN.-The undersigned
administrator of William q. Mapp.lde
ceastdH will sell at public auctioHon his
late premises at Hawks Nsst.0n Thurs
day. November l4tl, next, or il wealth
er il iIielepieut on that day
the first fair day thereafter the whole
OF tile personal Property of decedent.
consisting in palt,ot horses, hogs cat
tie, sheep, wagons, carts, potato bed
frames, farming implenentsShnusellold
and Kitchen furniture and napieruus'
other articles. Sale to commence
promptly at 1G a. III. Terms made
known on day OF sale. \
W. B. Mapp, admr.
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For SALE.-My house and lot near
Accomac z. il. dwelling IS new and
in =oad repairs. Terms moderate.
Apply to iona Parks, Accomac Q. Il.
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t'nALLENa s-My three year old
mule will trot tue two year old Colt of
VIM. +. Lewis ON, Fred Waddy's track
Tor 500, mile heats. best 8 in 5, two
weeks FROM to-day or later, N. }. Lang.
NuY. =, 80.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

What every body says is 80 must be
so and all vino have USED JAS. Nyer 81
Cos Crowi Jewel say it is the best for
Lie money they ever had.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

E. f. Miles, Onancock, has for sale
cheap, large stock of breech loading
shot guns.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

For SALE.-By undersigned brood
mare! nv sweepstakes out OF Glencoe
mare II years Old, sound, gentle and
good farm horse. in fual Ivy Twilight
also Douglas Wilks COLT, two years old.
large, well broken and can trot in about.
four minutes. g. A. Kellam, Hon.
malis Wharf.
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NoTIcE-All persnnsareh hereby fore
warned from hunting. gnnnirS, or
otherwise tr-spassing on my premises,
known as Croppervilie. under full pen:
Ialty Ut law. A. j. Lillistou.
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Get bag or barrel Of Hiawatla -four
and tiy it. -

NoTlcE-This is to give notice that
hereafter the liquor bushes, at the old
stand ut Vaudeville, Accoinac cOun-
ty. Va, will lie transacted by NE as
agent for Sallie Il. Small. Given Under
; my land this Both day of October, 1883.
MarctIlus Small, agent for Sally II.
Small.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

~ oTTCE-All persons are herebyfore-
warned from cunning, hunting. cutting
down trees ur Otllei wise Jresp5S,ing on
either my farm RAnymede occupied by
Edward onrad, vi my f;sful in Upshur's
Neck. known rs Bowdoin Farm, under
lull- leualty uf llw. Jas. Fl Parralnore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

LAND AT AUclIoN.-The under.
signed will sell at public auction, Ill
front of Parker's hotel, Ohancock, on
Saturday, November 9Th, at Up. M,
tell acres of woodland, lying on town
road about one mile from Onancock.
Termscash. Wesley Bull.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

NOTICE.. L.WInder & Co.. Read s.
wharf. agents for McCaJe s. Darrah,
Wilmington. Observation-Disclosures Of AL
kinds OF vehicles, Offer y full leather
Brewste r,t0p aud side bar. hand made,
for SIS aid all other vehicles in pro-
porCiun.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

For RENT For year 1890 or a
term of years my stOrehouse and dwell
ing with or 10 acres of valuable land
attached, at Guiforl. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
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NoTIcE-Collins Road carts and Maud
5. trotting wagons for sale by w. Mex,
Taylor, Plrkslev, Va.
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Acknowledgements indebted TO the
undersigned! are hereby respectfully but
earnestlv4aged to settle at 0hce, either
by cash a nute. a change in the 1ileth.
OILS ofAninu business makes 1t nfces-
\ sary o cllse mp all old business. I. Your
lSiimmrIiate attention solicited. JAS. Z.
Daugh!rty.
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S@NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise
tresp;lssing Oil the premises OH which [
now reside under full penalty OF law.
~. Win. II. Coxton.
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There are no bid barrels of Hiawatha
-four. --.--------- n
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoT1oE.-All persons are hereby
fbrewarned from hunting, ginning or.
otherwise tresrasslne OH thei"Cn!ler"
farm under full penalty of law. R.iJ.
Cutler.
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For RENT-A two horse settlement
on "Jollys Neck" faru for 1890.
Building in good repair. The land is
adapted to tile growth of all kind Of
trucks and grain. 1t has upon tia very
nice peach orchard. Apply to X. q.
Horsey, Horsey, z. o., Va.
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EsrnAY-. blind COW on my premis-
rs. Owner will please call. pay charges
and take. her away. l. w. Baswell,
Onanccck,
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WANTED--An active and reliable
man to sell popular remedy on the
Eastern Shore. Cool. reference re-
.qnired. Address T. D. Box l5S, Fred
ericksburg, Va.
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LosT-On the road somewhere be-
tween AccoInac e. H., and Loeustyllle,
on Monday, October 2Sth, a small book
used for the purpose of issuing war
ranls tn the teachers of public free
sc!luos IF Lee district The tillder will
please forward the same to> either the
ENTERPRISE office. or Messrs. E. b.
nwanger u Co., Lucustville. .ankoulige
W. y. Burton.
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Good bread is the result of using
H;awAtha.
OTICE-All persons are hereby-fore
warned from cunning, hunting, cutting
down trees or Dtleiwis Lresp5S,ing on
either my farm RMinYmede occupied by
Edward ontad, ur my fssful in Upshur's
Neck. known rs Bowdoin farm. under
ulllelIalty Uf lLw. Jas. Fl Parralnore.
Get Il bag or barrel Of Hiawatha -four
and tiy it. ~ ~
NorlCE-This is to give notice that
hereafter The liquor business ut the Old:
stand ut "Winteiville, Accoinac coun-'
w. Va, will be transacted 10y NE as
agent for Sallie Il. Small. Given Under
: my land this Both day of October, 1883.
Marcelus Small, agent for Sally r.
Small.
t,uALLENas-M three year old
mule will trot tue two year old COLT Of
VIM. h. Lewis ON, Fred Wa(ldy's track
Tor $lUU, mile heats. best 8 in 5, two.
weeks fronl to-day or laler., N. j. Lang.
Noy. 2, so.
There are no bid barrels of Hiawatha
-four. ---------->, n
What every boily says Is 80 must be
so AMI all vino have useu JAS. Myer 81
Cos Crown Jewel say it is the best for
,,., ,,.n,,oy bny nUar haf1
NoTIcE-Collins Road carts and Maud
). trottiug wagons for sale 10y w. NICK,
Taylor, Plrksley, va.
FoR RENT For year 1890 or q
term of years my storehouse and dwell
ing with s or 10 acres of valuable land
attached, at Guiforll. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
For RENT-A two horse settlement
on "Julys Neck" faru for 1890.
Building in good repair. The land is
adapted to tile growth of all kind Of
trucks and grain. 1t has upon tia very
nice peach orchard. Apply to X. q.
Horsey, liorsey, z. o., Va.
"a thing of beauty is JOY forever"
So is bread made Of James Myer ~ Co.'S
Royal -four.
LOST On the road somewhere be-
tween Accomac g. H., and LoenstYllle,
on Monday, October 2Sth, a small book
used for the purpose of issuing war
r;lills to the teachers of public free
schools of Lee district The finder Will
please forward the same TO- either The
ENTERPRISE Office, or MeSSrS. +. IS.
Swanger u Co., Locustville. anfonilee
W. y. Burton.
LAND AT AUClIoN.-The under.
Signed will sell at public auction, i'll
front of Parker's hotel, OdancUck, on
Saturday, November 9th, at Up. M,
tell acres of woodland, lying on town
road about one mile from Onancock.
Termscash. WesseyW. Bull.
Hiawatha costs 10 more than other
high grade flours.
For SALE-Two ine Alderney cows
very cheap-onc fresh, and the other TO
be fresh in March. Apply to Geo. Il.
!, Read. Read Is wharf, Va.
If you hav'nt tried Hiawatha, do SO
81 once.
=
For RENT-One horse farm near
Wagram. with all necessary buildings.
well enclosed, and with abundant re-
sources, for money or share. Z. Il.
Mock, Nagram, Va.
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Co.PARrNERsu1p Nor1ce.

\ ew York, Nov. I'd, 1889.
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"a thing of beauty is a joy forever
So is bread made of James Myer 81 20 I
Royal -four.
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Opaucack.

The atmosphere around here. is rife
with rumors of coming matrimonial
aveDte
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To Purchasers.

Onanccck, Va, Nov. 5, ISL.
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Every pound OF Hiawatlia is guaran-
teed tVpIease.
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Our New Stock Of
IALL GOODS

arc opened NJ, complete. we now
have liz stock a larger and more
complete line OF goodS'tllan we
have eyer carried. Ne pro
pose to make low prices
and oply ask an-inspcc-
ton Of onr goods be-
fore purchasing.
We cannot enumerate our stock or
any special bargains or at
tractlops for want
of space.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

On the application of II. T..
Twitcnell. acting solicitor general.
Judge Whiteman July 26th. grant,
ed percmptnrv,fwrlt of manda-
mus directed against the Lincoln
county board OF commissioners in
relernce to their failure 10 comply
with the law and call an election.
appoint Judges and clerks and des-
ignate proper polling places at
which t" hold the special election
to choose delegates 10 the ap-
preaching state constitutional con
vcntion. Judge Whitelnan's order
directs the Lincoln county com
missioners, NJ. Crenin, Z. w. Hen
ley and Ananias Green to meet ON
Wednesday, July 81, at 10 O'Clock
IL. IN. at the court house in Lin.
coin and comply with the law.
lhe writ is made returnable at 10
IA. m. August 9TH. at Santa Fe.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

The Sierra county Advocate
SAYS ii strange disease has broken
out among the cattle in that sec
tion. The animals appear to have
an intense thirst, but no energy to
tecd, but dl,w the quids very
rapidly until that is exhausted and
then go into Il state of lethargy or
decline from winch no amount
of punching will arouse them. The
cattle men are feeling uneasy and
have had several post mortum eX-
sninalions to learn it possible
what the disease is but SO far have
learned nothing.
We wish to add that the same dis
turfaLCe" eNists to considerable
extent over here in Lincoln county
bnt fortunately it is confined to the
Democratic party, and we supposed
it WAS ewing to their attempts to
live and thrive in our New Mexico
climate without Il "constituti~n.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Miss Maggie Fountain, daughter
OF az. j. Fountain of Las Cruces
presented the Republican League
whlIe IN session at Albuquerque
with beautiful silk banner, for
which she received hearty cheer
and vote OF thanks, and was
made an honorary member OF that
organization. Perhaps h S will DO
the tlrst nail in the the wonan's
suffrage plank OF the new constitu,
ton.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03
REPUBLICANS.

The republicans. ot the sth.
Precinct are called upon to poll
the iull party vote ON the 9Th day
ot August next New Mexico re-
fused admission by the pro slavery
Democracy il 1880. for the sole
reason that it had refused to en-
body human slavery in its c@nstit,l-
ton: is again To- present herself as
All applicant far admission to the
Statehood OF states.
The Democracy of New Mexico
trHc to lis traditions. has resurted
to fragrant disobedcnce of positive
law in It's attemp to defeat the pco-
pies will. Your committee is able
to assure you. that the Democ attic
plot will iail. New Mexico will be
admitted rs IL state provided her
constitutional convention sends up
such u constitution as republicans
may rely UPON to make.
The statehood movement has
the support OF the republican party,
and of vast numt crs of patriotic
Democrats as well.
1t is the dnty OF republican voters
to sacrifice ifneed be, something
of private convenience, to put
themselves on record on the 9th
day of August.
The refusal of the county commits
sncrs Of Lincoln county to perform
Il PLAIN legal duty, thrown upon re
publicans OF south eastern New
Mexico the eyes of the entire tcrr;
tory. Your are expected to do
your duty. If the minority
party in tins great county expects
any rec"gni'i"n in the future,
tnis is the time to demonstrate its
right to it.
Ii through carclessncss or indit-
terence You neglect this opportuui-
ty. you can blame only the repub
licans Of White Oaks and the Sth.
precinct if hereafter your claims are
treated with indifference
Let every republican cast his
vote on Tuesday next.
Demonstrate by your conduct
that You resent the Democratic at
tempt to disiranchise yen, aud rely
upon your republican brethcran of
New Mexico tor yind cation and r.
dress.
ID. j. NJ. A. JEwErT
Chairman, Republican Committee.
Stn. Precinct.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Geo:ge Curry, who holds down
the sOftest cushioned seat in IN,
county clerks Office at Lincoln, and
who Is better every way than his
politices, found it necessary to get
out OF that immense rut in Which
the county town is situated for few
days, and So came up Sunday tor !.
breath of fresh. pure air.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03
HOW ROM a NTIC.

WHO would have thought that ,
man bv the name OF Smith. espec
tally lsanc Smith-the modest, un
Assuming Ike, with his ali of truth
imllness and throttlcd melancholy,
who furnishes the music ard the
MUSCLE of the LEADER office would
be the author of u Lincoln
county novel. ut least it will appear
novel TO those who read it. But
such is undoubtly the fact One
of the hired hands of this office in
search ot the paste pot in the back
room day or two ago uncarthed
the manuscript of this highly emo
tional enianation.
1t will be known to the world us
"Wisttul Wrinkle, or The Hand
She Gave to Another was myMcat'
The scene is laid amid the north
erll foot hills OF Carizo mountain.
where the low browed, agile he
rome whoopS cut of drill pouuder
over about 320 acres of our best
coal land at the muzzlc of Il bull dog
pop. for surup-titiously kissing the
dimpIe on the back OF her neck
while she was arranging matters
with her clopce.
From stolen interviews with the
manuscript, the story is found tobe
quite startling and sensational. Ike
himself is a little nonCommittaI
bout it but, from hints drop
ped it will, when published, be
bound in rawhide and sold only
oil the streets by the author him
self. No charge for this notice.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03


The letter ot our Jcarilia CORES.
pondent found in this issue WAS
written bya person who never was
IL citizen of White Oaks but has
hung pretty close aronnd the edges
Tor severa. years. Though not
nearly SO bad as he has painted us,
still there is much room for criti.
clsm. IN cur want Ofunitv of action
which ought I" be rcmedied. As
Tor oiir correspondent. the LEADER
man is rather inclined tu the be-
lref that The loco weed enters
largely int" his daily food which
may account in Il measure Tor his
n,"hp = NEen writing.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

The new crop of postal cards
will make their appearance in this
market in II few days. They viii
not be served ON the half shell an,
more. after the old stock is ex-
hanstel but will come double and
and open out like porus plaster
instead of on the back like shirt
There will also be Il change in the
color of the two cent stamp al
though the present cartoon ot g..
llatchet Wash will be retained.
Good bye old postage stamp. though dead
Your face viii still be seen
Though your successors may be red
Your memory will be green
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

The ladies Of the Congrega.innal
church gave il lawn social in con
nectisn with Il reception rendered
Rev f. Lyman Hood at the par
sonage. The grounds were lighted
with lanterns, and seats improvi>-
ed under the trees, croqust and
oiier games were provided. Over
Il hlndred persons were present
and a 'l' 5 ENJOYABLE efenlngpass-
ed. At Q o'clock Il delightful col "a
riun OF cake. lce-cre,n and Other
ices was served and all invited to
partakc. The ladies' intend to re-
peat the lawn social as soon ss the
moon grows Il little older.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03
THE CuICAGo WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN TO. LEADER. | year 81. 75
Territorial L p1bliem League.

VI. K id. vicelprc>i lent of the VA
lional Republican. Lel.uc, the del
eyates t. establish the Territorial
I.eayur met at 10 O'Clock q. IN.
July 18th, fat Albuq lcrqnc.
n large majority OF the dele
gates were present ah,l the tempe
rary organization was effected by
the election iCol. \. }. Fountain
of Las Cruces as prcSidont and
William VI. l}ergco, of Santa f'e,
Secretary.
The, ,committc, on ere 1cntIal Is
reported in favor of the admisslon
of all duly accredited delegates
present.
The league adopted the consti
tuition us formulation by the Ma
rional League OF the United States.
Its reading by the secretary
listed the most careful attention
nt the delegates, ANN was unani
m.'u>ly adopted.
After the reading and adoption
1T the constitution. the league was
fully organized under the name
of the Republican League. of the
rcrrrt"r ot New Mexico.
benjamin NJ. Bead of Santa tc
hen rose and III pleasant but
prict speech presented the league
4 silk banner from the bona Ana
County Rcpub. lean Club made
~ Miss Maggie Fountain. dangh
,cr of Hon. a. j. Fountain.
On mn;ion nf Mr.. Read, s2c II.
i,d b. Mr. Brcrdcn. a commi'tce
On permanent organafion vas ap-
,,oimcu by the chair as follows:
i, N. Read. Santa Fc: VIM.
atfrev. Lincoln: i. 5. Slovcr.
!'rinalillo. Matin Lehman. of
D,na .lna.
\ recess ot ten minutes was then
,ad. il, order To allow the com
miilcc to rcwrt their selection oi
permanent officers wlncl. where as
follows:
Pcsident a. l.. Morrison, Santa
re.
First vice president, Jesus NJ
Pcrea. Bernalillo; second vice
president Nm. Callrev, Lincoln;
third vice president, W. ii. ii.
II welIyn, Dona Ana.
Secretary Wm. NJ. Berger,
santa F'e.
Treasurer Mariana Barela
Dona Ana.
Executive committee Santa fr,
J 81 Segura, l}ernalillo, Jesus :.
iarcia; Lincoln. Frank Lcsnct:
Doua Ana. Eugene Van Paitcn;
san Juan. ). d. Webster; Sierra,
Z. W. " bite; Grant, j. T. An
.hcta; Socorro. j. ID. Woodward; /;
Mora. Rciael Ortiz; Rm Arriba,
/. ID. Burncs; Taos. Pedro San
hey; Valencia }. +. Chaves.
y committee consisting of Read
md Brccden were selected to es-
'"rt the neS president to IT,
hair
In presenting Col. Morrison to
The League, Cot. Fountain made
an eloquent speech and III stepping
town from the chair he stated that
ne WAS glad that it was to be oc.
npied by such worthy republi
can as Col. Morrison.
Col. Morrison Their made shcrt
'nnng speech in accepting the
nQuur, which sIeciied the heart
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

After all. the saiestplace to live
ison railroad train, since statistics
show that the ratio or killed is only
one 10 every ten millions of those
who travel. The celestial day
book will show a much larger per
cent than that "histed" over the
.lasrcr walls by the iron slippers
oi 'he docile and meek eyed mule.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Dcrs present.
Major Cati'rey made motto
that Il committee ut five be aIpoir
ted 10 make arrangements for
public meeting in the evening an
report at the afternoon session.
On this committee. Gov. r.. S
S.ovcr, Ira NJ. Bond. Y. A. Green
leaf, Jesus s. Garcia, and +. II
Kent. of the local league, wer
appointed.
The meeting then adjourned un
til = O'Clock p. IN.
At the afternoon session tlI'
committee of which GOV. Staver i,
chairman. reported that they hac
agreed t. hold a demonstration III
night in advocacy of Stationed il
from of the Arunlio, and the fol
lowing speakers wer. chosen 10 ad
dress the meeting: Col. \. l.. Nor
riSon. Larkin &. Reed, Col. A. j.
Fountain, Major W. II. Ii. Lew
rllyn. Judge l.. s. 1rlmble, Maiul
NJ. \. Breedcn, Mai Caifrcy and
others.
The gentleman all agreed to ad.
dress he meeting and give their
reasons why New Mexico should
be II state.
Moved by Mr.. Catfrey and
seconded by Mr.. F"untain,- that the
bylaws adopted by Tie national
league be adopted as guidance
for this league.
After complimentary resolu-
tions to officers and others a motion
was made by Gov. Sioycr, second
cd by Mr. Maylcrt, that the lea
que ad maIrn 10 meet in Santa Fc,
sept IL, 1889, the hour and place
to bs d 'sisnatcd By call from the
president.
Tie league then adorned.
After the adjournment Of the ter
ritorial league, the executive com
mittcc got together, and Major "
u. ii. Llcwcllyn, of Lls Cruces.
WAS unnnimously.chosen chairman
a resolution wis passed authoriz-
ing the president to issue an AL
dress to the republicans Of New
McNlco, 5000 in English and
Spanish and IL request to the press $
to publish the same.
lnc following resolutions were
offered and adopted
Whereas at All election To be
held on the 9th. day OF August
next, the people of this territory
VIII have an opportunity to vote
for delegates to IA convention to be
held tor the purpose OF drafting II
constitution with the view %. ask
ing for the admission of New Mex
leo as state in the union. There
fore be it.
Resolved, That all members of
the Republican League OF the Ter
ritory ot New Mexico. ant other
republicans OF the territory, are
earnestly requested To take an az
tive part in said election. and tc
use their utmost endeavors to Sc
cure the casting of the full republi
can vote OF the territory.
Matters relative to the action of
the committee were tncn advanced
and discussed, after winch The
committee adjourned.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Tom McNaly and Fred Higgins.
two nnne owners at Nogal and Bo
hito camps returned the front end.
OF the week from the railroad. and
went on through to the field OF
their labor's where thry expect to,
develop their properties.