Fever tree Mediterranean tonic water

Pfft!

Made with zesty lemon time from a small family farm in Provoz

and essential oils from herbs that grow in the Mediterranean sunshine.

So, if three quarters of your G&T is a Fever tree tonic,

maybe it's time to call it a T&G.

Fever tree. Mix with the best.

Oh, that takes me straight to the mad.

While Billy and the regulators spent time around Fort Sumner and the Texas Panhandle,

big changes came to New Mexico territory.

After an investigation by a government agent,

President Rutherford B. Hayes removed Governor Samuel Axtel from office.

Authors said later that Axtel wasn't actually a bad governor,

he was just easily persuaded by the corrupt men around him.

Either way, he was out.

And so was U.S. Attorney Thomas Catrin, the leader of the Santa Fe ring.

But neither faced criminal charges or any real consequences

for their actions during the years of the Santa Fe ring controlled New Mexico.

President Hayes appointed Lou Wallace, the new governor of New Mexico territory.

When Wallace arrived, he surveyed the mess in Lincoln County.

He pushed the military commander of the New Mexico District

to remove Colonel Dudley from Fort Stanton, and his wish was granted.

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