Sierra County Advocate Notice and Masthead
The Sierra County Advocate printed in Hillsboro New Mexico in 1909 announces its postal transmission and masthead details with date Friday April 9 1909 and notes Thompson as proprietor.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate printed in Hillsboro New Mexico in 1909 announces its postal transmission and masthead details with date Friday April 9 1909 and notes Thompson as proprietor.
Local reports say new linkages between the Wicks mine’s old and new workings have drained nearly one million gallons of water. Large ore in sight at the old workings will be repaired and removed. Nearby, a premium ore specimen from Mountain King property signals high grade material headed for shipment.
A wind storm Sunday night damaged the Lake Valley Mine mill and roof, scattering debris in the city park. Mrs. A B Price attended her niece Grace Thompson's wedding in Hatch. Miss Minnie Moffitt stands in as post mistress. J H Latham returned from El Paso, plans sheep ranch work with many employees. Oliver Wilson reports from Camp Monarch are encouraging. Harry Lee returns from El Paso to join the Dude mine. Mrs Arch Letham travels to El Paso for several weeks.
Special Master Turner to sell at public auction on May 1 1909 the Compromise No 2 No 1 Rattleawake Morning Star Littl Kinz and other mining claims in Sierra County New Mexico plus related assets and water rights held by Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Company and Warner Miller escrow interests in a court ordered final judgment and sale.
The undersigned claims coowners must contribute their share of expenditures on the Sapori mining claim in Lag Amimas Mining District Sierra County New Mexico. Failure within ninety days after publication to pay will result in forfeiture of interests under Section 24 of the United States Statutes. MAUHITZ BERGELIN publishes this notice.
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