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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
1
In Hillsboro New Mexico Sierra County the Ocean Grove enjoys strong patronage from business men travelers mining and cattle interests. The inn offers lodging and meals around the clock under proprietor Mreo J. W. Orchard.
Lake Valley station announces train arrivals at 12 05 p m and departures at 12 25 p m January 1900 G A Hatnoon agent Sunday train service discontinued train runs daily except Sunday Lake Valley branch changes enforced by agent G A Halloon
A list of Sierra County officers and officials appears, including Croxpin Aragon Jamon Reay M Duran and Provaplo Torres as district attorney. The court conveners include Kin Honor Judge FW Hatkor presiding with references to other county roles and the Fourth Mondays in May.
The Union Bar touts first class offerings with a wide stock of imported and domestic wines and liquor and premium cigars. Patrons are invited to try and be convinced of the quality.
A London Morning Post writer argues U S government flour purchases for South Africa merit inquiry and criticizes English millers for assuming superiority. American shipments are favored for standard brands and dock readiness while British mills tout advanced machinery.
Helen Gould considered funding a mining claim near Leadville Colorado in exchange for a half interest. Mankuss had proposed a partnership and sent details, with Gould expressing willingness to accept if terms allowed, noting a promising ore sample and a large vein extending to a second claim. The agreement hinges on Gould providing capital and dictating the share upon development.
Edmund Moller seeks a share of an Australian estate valued around 750000 dollars. He traces lineage to a Dublin silversmith father who moved to Australia forty years ago. After a long dispute and consul involvement, Edmund proves his paternal relation and claims heirship from Sydney to Lincoln.
Chicago postal receipts show a sharp rise, ranking only behind New York in national totals. The report notes a significant increase in mail volume and revenue, reflecting growing urban activity and delivery demands.
A New York man, driving an automobile from his villa in Greenwich Village, saved several houses from a February blaze after the workmen’s firestarter caused the flames. Wells rushed to the scene, brought water and engines, and saved his villa and others on a three mile run.
A civil engineer of Cleveland, A. L. Hyde, proposes an English based measurement system using the inch as the base. The inch becomes the unit ten inches equal one ten, 100 inches equal one hundred, and 1 000 inches equal one thousand. Surface metrics use square inch and larger derived terms for areas. Capacity uses cubic and related terms, with weight units aligned to water’s weight per cubic inch and successive amounts.
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