Notice of Forfeiture to Fitzsimmons heirs and coowners
The co owner Emma I Corbin has spent 900 in labor on the Pennsylvania Center and Star of the West mining claims in Grant County New Mexico. The expenditures cover 1909 1910 and 1911 labor to hold the Pennsylvan ia and Center lode claims and total 600 for both claims. The notice names Violet Fitzsimmons Arthur Fitzsimmons Duke Fitzsimmons Anna Duke and heirs executors administrators and assigns as those to be notified.
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Grant County
United States
Star of the West
Pennsylvania
Center
Center Mining
Silver City
New Mexico
A. D
Violet Fitzsimmons
Arthur Fitzsimmons
Duke Fitzsimmons
Anna F. Duke
Anna Fitzsimmons
Henry Fitzsimmons
Emma I. Corbin
Steeplerock
County of
Grant
Great Duncan Sale Brings Unmatched Bargains by E. W. Taylor
E W Taylor announces the greatest sale ever offered in Duncan with promises of superior goods and better bargains than before. He stresses financial ability and a record of fulfilling promises to attract customers. He seeks space for new stock and cash to buy seasonal merchandise. He aims to serve the people of Duncan and the valley with top quality.
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E. W. Taylor
Duncan
Taylor
Aeroplane Among Modern Wonders Faces Uncertain Future
In Popular Mechanics August, Albert F. Zahm notes the aeroplane as a century long project still experimental and not yet commercially practical. It has achieved 104 mph in a closed circuit, flown 14 000 feet high, and carried 13 passengers totaling 1 440 pounds while braving storms and distant routes. The piece asks who will be named its inventor and its rank among engineering marvels.
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Popular Mechanics
Albert F. Zahm
Precautions With Empty Gasoline Barrels
A Scientific American note warns empty gasoline barrels pose explosion risks when left in sun heated air. A 50 gallon iron barrel exploded on a freight platform after pressure built from residual vapor. Drain thoroughly, open vents, and store in cool shade to prevent blasts.
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Scientific American
Every Voter Must Register This Year
Clerk A L Terry of the Board of Supervisors announces a total registration this year, requiring every prospective voter to appear at the recorder's office to register, except where clearly inconvenient. Registration books and blanks arrive from the Secretary of State.
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A. L. Terry
Board of Supervisors
Recorders Office
Recorder’s Office
Justice of the Peace
Secretary of State
Free pocket book on 1908 to 1913 political data
Readers can obtain a free vest pocket book from D Swift and Co Washington DC by sending a 2 cent stamp. The pamphlet lists presidential party tallies by state for 1908, congressional party counts for 1900 and 1910, leading events, presidents life summary from Washington to Taft, state populations from census 1890 1900 1910, large city populations, a calendar for 1912 1913, and about forty memoranda pages, valued at 25 cents in stores.
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D. Swift and Co
Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington
Taft
Waste Rock Finds New Use In Railroad Construction
Smooth white rock from California dredging, once a county nuisance, now serves as ballast for track and gravel for concrete. The Southern Pacific uses this material in double track work and bridge construction over the Sacramento and American rivers.
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California
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
American
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