Sierra County Advocate 1911 Front Page Motto and Issue Date
The Sierra County Advocate, Hillsboro New Mexico, edited by O Thompson, proclaims its post office filing, official county status, and impartial devotion to Sierra County forests. This Friday August 4 1911 issue presents the period newspaper's branding and circulation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra County
Hillsboro
New Mexico
Palomas Springs Locals Hearings and Visits Reported
Roswell resident J A Carr entertains at Palomas Springs health resort while visitors from Cutter and nearby towns attend baths. Barrett from Tularosa recounts curing a severe leg ulcer after a seven day stay, and a gigantic fourteen inch tooth was found near the oil field south of the Springs. The article notes dancing, ring recovery, freight trips, building frames, a ladies work club meeting, and various residents and guests taking baths for rheumatism and other benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Pierce
Lnstantiyony
Jim Hartley
Henry McMillan
Inspector Carmichael Heads to Salt Lake Ranch
Journal entry notes Inspector Carmichael and a companion left last Saturday for the ranch at Salt Lake in New Mexico. They departed during a period described as a moon or two earlier, suggesting a brief absence or plan for extended stay.
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Inspector Carmichael
Friend
Salt Lake, N. M
Vanadium prospecting shifts in Sierra County
Vanadium interests in Sierra County moved from the Vanadium Company to the Vanadium Mines Company of Pittsburg after failing returns. The latter sunk a 140 foot shaft, refurbished the old Southwestern Lead & Coal concentrating mill, and built a $100,000 oxide plant at Cutter, twelve miles east on the Santa Fe railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanadium Company
Noon
Vanadium Mines Company of
Pittsburg
Southwestern Lead & Coal Company
Cutter
Santa Fe
Peach heavy Fairview visit notes and storms in town
Fairview residents report Jose Gonzales bringing peaches from Monticello as big as red apples, often ten to twelve ounces. A severe storm flooded streets last Tuesday evening, forcing residents to wade home. Allen Falconer returns from Colorado Springs and announces plans to stay, while Morrison heads toward town with U. S. Treasury mill operations stalled until his return. George H. Tucker remains unwell, Bud Faulkner rents the store, and Vance Carruthers buys a horse at the forest reserve station. Additional notes mention potential future activity at Grafton and Cornelius Sullivan driving fancy mules toward a Studebaker buggy, with visitors Ben Cox, Harry Hall, and Dave Sorrels from Socorro county.
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Jose Gonzales
Juan
Monticello
Fairview
Cornelius Sullivan
Canada de Alamosa Creek
Studebaker
Ben T. Cox
Harry S. Hall
Dave Sorrels
Socorro County
Chum Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on Sale
An advertisement urgestake a dose at first appearance of diarrhoea and cholera symptoms to prevent illness during busy seasons. The product Chum Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is offered for sale by all dealers.
Notice of Probate Administrator in New Mexico
Helena Long appointed administrator of the estate of bong deceased by the Probate Court of Sierra County New Mexico on July 10. Administrator Blaen Long and attorney H A Wolford of Hillsboro NM urge creditors to present claims and debtors to pay promptly, or suit will be filed. First published July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Long
Sietra County
New Mexico
Blen Long
H. A. Wolford
Hillsboro
N. M
Notice of water appropriation application in New Mexico 1911
Rafael Otero Luisa A Sylvia and Cleto Fuentes seek permit to appropriate public waters from Las Animas river near Hillyboro Sierra County for irrigation of 295 acres. Application considered Sept 29 1911. objections with affidavits must be filed by that date with Territorial Engineer Charl W Miller and W. S. K. First pub July 11 1911.
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Department of Territorial Engineer
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Rafael Otero
Luisa A. Sylvia
Cleto Fuentes
Hillyboro
Territorial Engineer
Charl W. Miller
Territorial Engaeer
W.8.k
Notice for Publication in New Mexico Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior at Las Cruces announces Mariano Trujillo of Monticello NM filed with intent to make final proof to establish his homestead claim for Wig NWig Sec 24 and Sec 28 T106 R26 W NM Meridian. Hearing before Andrew Kelley on July 21, 1911. witnesses Irineo Gabaidon Anvastacio Jaquez Thomas Chaven Jr Juan Montoya. Jose Gonzales, Register.
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Department of the Interior
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Mariano Trujillo
Monticello
N. M
Ranze
W.N.M. P. Meridian
Monticello, N. M
Josf Gonzales
Register
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Advocate
O. Thompson
Official
Territory
Palomas Springs
J. A. Carr
Roswell
Mrs. Devers
McManes and Cryers
Arizona
Barrett
Tularosa
California
Norris Meane
Bugle
Germor Padilla
Renleda Branca
Johnson
Jim Abrams
Pal i
4 Springs Ladies Working Club
J. B. Davis
Billy Wadles
Tnvy
C. D. Cumming
RD. Haney
J. 15. Crockett
Graham and Johnson
Dudley Lyons
Jast
Oscar White
Aceme, N. M
Allen Falconer
Colorado Springs
Geo. H. Tucker
Bud Faulkner
Vance Carruthers
Forest Reserve
Mineral Creek
Bruton
Grafton
Kingston
el Descarrimiento
el Sabado
la Iglesia Metodista Espanola
Picknick
Vic Culberson
Culberson
Informa
Lon Ganedos
Exerente
Hopewell Vino de Hermosa
Para
Albuquerque el Lunes
Geo
Bokba Abierto An Restaurante de Ordenes Pequenas Junto del Gem Saloon
W. F Hall
Plania
Las Minas
el Molino
Sr, Halles
Mivero de
Experiencia Y Promotor
Optimistamente de
la Futuro de
Loa Territorian
Distrito de
Partio
la Mina
Sra
Kineon Recorder
J.T. O'Hara
Jose Montes
Lake Valley
Kignston
Allsboro
Ropr
CAPDH
Jane Callahan
Whiteville
N. C
Cardus
Cardui
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
General Merchandise
Hay
Las Palomas Hot Springs
Blue Ribbon Beer
Melrose Whiskey
A. W. Shepard, Propr
Union Saloon
Caravajal & Torres
Hiltaboro
E. Teaford
Grayson and
Cooper
New
Colgaars
D. J. McCauley
Outter
New Mexicoy
GEM Saloon
J. B. Richardson
B. P.O
Albuquerqua
W. B. Hope
Henry Moore
Storms Gonméy