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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate announces postal service details for Hillybern New Mexico route. Proprietor C Thompson notes distribution through Letiventay to U and Malis as a matter.
Judge John R. McFie of the first judicial district voids the February 1905 flood relief act. The ruling halts issuing certificates of indebtedness to fund appropriations and finds the seed grain tax for thirteen counties unauthorized. The decision brands the act as special local legislation and a Springer Act violation.
The Silver City Independent reports Supervisor McClure received word from Washington that nearly 1,000,000 acres east and south of the Gila reserve were added. The total will rise to about 3,250,000 acres, including Fort Bayard Pinos Altos Bear Creek and Black Range areas. Ranger strength will grow from 12 to 25.
An article extols growing flowers from Ottawa to Tampa across seasons. It claims success with proper care and discrimination, listing hardy perennials like hellebore, hyacinths, and tulips planted in autumn. It notes seasonal blooms and the need for effort to achieve abundant garden color everywhere.
A fragment states a bounty rule requiring presenting entire skins of wolves panthers bears or mountain lions to probate court for cancellation before claims. Skin should be canvled without destroying marketable value and then returned to the owner.
Notice is given under an order from the Probate Court of Sierra County New Mexico that the administrator of the estate of Daniel Ae Hanndera will proceed to sell real property at public auction. The sale will occur at the front door of the county courthouse in Hillaboro BloMa County. Proceeds will be used to pay debts and the administrator will execute a deed to the purchaser upon payment in full. First publication July 7 0 2.
Public notice by Erastus D Ludlow lists claim to prove residence and cultivation of land in Take Valley and Lake Vale areas. Names witnesses Hawkel, Take Valley residents, Cavits, and Mary Winter as required by law. First publication July 7, 1908.
Notice states if heir Wiley Weaver does not contribute his share of expenditures on mining land described as Golden Courier mining claim, his interest will be forfeited to underwriter under Section 224 updated statutes. Publication dated July 7. ninety days to respond.
Notice to Sohn Ryan heirs and all claimants that $8100 was expended in 1904 on labor and improvements to the Ranier mine in Las Antayas Mining District Brorres County New Mexico to hold such claim. This notice affects all persons through whom or through whom.
July 7 1005 marks a first publication fragment with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at a historical notice or itemized record without complete context. Entities detected include a date and several garbled terms, suggesting a newspaper card summary of a minor archival item.
Notice of publication for Lynd Offive of Las Croges New Mexico. The document states that a named individual must make final proof in support of their claim with a required affidavit. It lists witnesses Nathan Smith John B Yoant G F Worden and others and notes first publication on July 7 1905.
Land Office Las Crues announces that a banned settler has filed final proof for a claim in the NW 3 section of Township 168 West Range 7 West and will present witnesses Aloys Prossner John Alderson Way Konetntl and others in Hillsboro New Mexico before the Probate Clerk on August 30 1908 for continuous residence and cultivation verification as listed by Jeno Mani Register First publication June 30 1905.
The undersigned notifies C. Burn, Mary McA Beaver, and others that expenditures have been made on the Log Cabin mining claim in Grant County New Mexico to hold title under section 2124. If coowners do not pay their share within ninety days after publication, their interests may vest in the undersigned under section 2324. First published 7005.
Notice is given that the administrator of the estate of Daniel A Saunders deceased, late of May, by the Probate Court. All persons having claims against the said estate are requested to present them for settlement per the notice.
To Tohn C. Mommons and heirs, a notice states $100 labor and improvement costs on the Las Animas and Virginia line for 1904, within the Las Animes Mining District, Sierra County New Mexico, under Section 2424 of the Revised Statutes for the year ending December.
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