Progress Mining Company lode claims filed in Grant County
Notice of mineral patent applications by Progress Mining Company led by G A Van Dorp for multiple lodes including Progress Hara Berabble Billy H Joe H and Total Wreck in the Steeplerock district Grant County New Mexico. Descriptions cover numerous cor markers and acreage with conflicts noted against Eloysa Velvet Alta Lode and others. Also notices for Charles H Lode and indemnity school land selection filed in Las Cruces New Mexico.
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U. 8
Las Cruces
N. M
Progress Mining Company
G. A. van Dorp
Atwhrley
Iiiacl
Silver City
Grant County
New Mexico
Progress Group
Progress
Hara Berabble
Billy H
Joe H. Idal
N.M.P
Meridian
Bteeplerock
Cor
Eloysa Lode
Henry Hill
Cor. No
N.M.P. Meridian
Cor. No. 1
Gor. No
Cor. No. 4
Hkescue
Gouch Co
Billy H. Lode
Sec
Cor No
Cor. No. 2
Alta Lode
Gough Co
Bisbee Lode
Joe H
Kimma
Wedge
Bisbee
Steeplerock
Nm.p.m
N.M.P.M. Beara
Bellisle Lode
Mineral Application Notice for John L Hunter
U S Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico announces that John L Hunter of El Paso Texas, via attorney G H Van Dorp of Silver City, seeks mineral patent under serial 021904 survey 1850 with El Paso County address.
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U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
John L. Hunter
el Paso
el Paso County
Texas
G. H. van Dorp
Silver City
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof Filing
William J. Tullous of Hachita New Mexico files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish land claim in BM Section 7 and WM Section 8 Township 998 north range 17 west M.P. meridian before George Edmonson U S Commissioner at Hachita on January 10. Witnesses listed include William Massey Virgil Tullous Harry Young and Harry Steen all of Hachita New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
William J. Tullous
Hachita
Meridian
George Edmonda
U. & Comrotastoner
William Massey
Virgil Tullous
Machita
Harry Young
Harry Steen
Joun L. Burnside
Wrater
Public land notice for Laura Deaton at Hachita New Mexico
Laura K Deaton of Walnut Wells New Mexico filed intent to prove up a homestead claim No 014944 for Section 12 Township 17W Range 17W NM PL Meridian. Final three year proof to establish land claim before U S Commissioner George Ed monds at Hachita on January 7 1021 with witnesses W G Massey Harry W Steen AV Moorhead and Frank J Keeton all of Hachita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Twaterior
U. S. Land Office
San Cruces
N. M
Laura K Deaton
Walnut Wells
Meridian
George Edmonds
U. S
Hachita
N M
W. G. Massey
N. Mo
Harry W. Steen
A.V. Moorhead
Frank J. Keeton
Joan L. Burnside
Register
Plaintiff May Conner Files Divorce Suit in Hidalgo County
May Conner has filed a civil action for divorce in the Sixth Judicial District Court, Hidalgo County, New Mexico. The complaint alleges the parties married August 24, 1918 and that the defendant deserted the plaintiff on September 1, 1918 and remains apart. The case, Number 68, requires the defendant to answer by December 20, 1920, or risk default. Ralph B. Spann of Lordsburg is the plaintiff’s attorney.
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May Conner
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
New Mexico
Hidal 6
Ralph 8. Spann
Lordsburg
Sixth Judicial District Court
Hidalgo
Hidalgo County
Indicated Guilty Hint in Town Defense Choice
Dialogue suggests suspicion of guilt as the accused demands a heat lawyer in town. The remark implies that innocence would permit any lawyer, while the insistence on a specialized attorney signals potential culpability.
Missouri editor answers advertiser on out of town circulation
Frank C. Spalding of San Diego recalls a Missouri editor who was asked where the paper circulates. The editor replies without hesitation that it goes to Kansas City Chicago Saint Louis Detroit and sometimes he believes it is going beyond. San Diego Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Spalding
San Diego
Missouri
Kansas City
Chicago
Saint Louis
Detroit
Notorious moon shiner found guilty at trial
The trial of a long time moonshine maker ended with a guilty verdict. The judge gave a stern lecture on his long practice and sentenced him to 36 years in prison. The prisoner remained impassive as he muttered that he was glad the judge wasn’t mad at him.
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John L. Burnside
United States Land Office
State of New Mexico
Rex Thorpe
Los Angeles
Calif
C. C
D. Blanchfield
South Broadway
Border Feature Film Corporation
Gregory Ave
Cal
William C. Conner
Man With
the First National Bank
Ada
W.F. Ritter
Berks !the
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Sturkish & Domestic
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