County Officers and Officials Listing in Third District Plan
County commissioners listed include F. M. Bojorques first district H A Wolford second district W G Trujillo chairman third district Andrew Kelle and Will M Robins Probate Clerk Treasurer M L Kahler Kendall Sheriff Jas P Parker Superintendent of Schools Francisco Montoya Probate Judge I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Bojorques
H. A. Wolford
W.G. Trujillo
Andrew Kelle
Will M. Robins
M.1l
Kahler
Kendall
Tees
Jas. P. Parker
Franscisco Montoya
Local News Roundup from Hillsboro and Nearby Areas
Ted Yeoman tours Las Vegas while Jim Mackey visited Hillsboro yesterday. A L Bird travels to Cutter for land, Mrs Etta Raynolds visits Kingston, and Frank Hiler’s party visits Palomas Hot Springs. Geo Bob opens a short order restaurant beside the Gem Saloon. Will Cooper moves carpentry to Hirsch Hall near the Advocate. A lively dance broke up Saturday. Lake Valley sent nineteen representatives. John A Anderson of A and M College arrived for a mountain stay. American Lumber Company rep visits Hillsboro, placing a good order with Statehood Mines. Vic Culberson notes excellent stock conditions in his Grant County area. Jack Brice takes vacation in El Paso. Mrs Burke and son accompany. Mrs Brigham Leatherbee granted two months vacation, heads to Boston on Monday. Ready Pay shaft work expands to 9 by 4 feet with seventy five feet timbering. A week ago two dogs killed thirty chickens and two geese at Al Shepard’s ranch, leaving the community short two dogs. Will Slease returns with a lion skin from Tru jillo Creek, bought by Mrs N Miller. Grover Bolander arrives from Magdalena to partner with his blacksmith brother. Bolander Bros ad to be seen. F W Giroux and family depart for Arizona, F W Moffett drives them in Lake Valley. Col W S Hopewell returns from Hermosa, vows Sierra County residency and tax ties. Captain Fred Fornoff and Sheriff Kendall go to Las Palomas to probe Jeremias Rivera death. lightning ruled as cause, though some suspect murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lumber Company
Albuquerque
al. Shepard
Will Slease
Trujillo Creek
N. 8. Miller
Grover Bolander
Magdalena
Bolander Bros
F. W. Giroux
Arirons
Giroux
Statehood Mines Company
F. W. Moffett
Lake Valley
Col
W. S. Hopewell
Hermosa
Sierra County
Gray Hiatus Ends as Officeholders Seek Pie Counter
The piece notes aging office holders awaiting Congress action on statehood next Monday. It covers resignations in Hillsboro schools, with Prof. J. A. Armstrong moving to a pastorate in Alamogordo, and the board planning to reopen school the first Monday in October. Social details include a birthday supper for J. W. Robins with guests and gifts. Details shift to mining news, Kingston’s Lady Franklin and Second Contact possibilities, plus Black Range discoveries near Lake Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Vey
Gray
Congress
J. A. Armstrong
Hillsore
Armstrong
Roby Onan
Alamogordo
Stomach and liver tabs aid health and local notices
An 1890s style column notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by H M Young Peters for relief after meals. It mentions an allotment balance from an enabling act for constitutional conventions and potential use in state elections. Also reports a Roswell police fine, Knowles post office destroyed by lightning, and a Gila river bridge appropriation bill in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Young Peters
the Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
Interior Department
New Mexico
Arizona
Taos
Washington
W.H. Andelegate
Congress
New Today
Gila River
Grant County
Strayed or Stolen Horse Sighting in Kingston NM
A light brown horse six years old, branded on shoulder and left thigh, has gone missing or been stolen near Kingston New Mexico. J W Jackson offers a reward for its return. Contact Kingston area promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jackson
Kingston, N.M
Vly
Wanted: Middle aged woman for general work and cooking
Wanted middle aged woman to perform general homework and cooking for a man at a ranch in Carter New Mexico. Must have good references from a former employer. Pay good wages. Address Charles Sailor Carter New Mexico July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sailor
Carter
New Mexico
Jly
House For Sale In Edge Of Town Lot 120x120
Three room bungalow style home on a 120 by 120 foot lot at town edge. Includes basic rooms and is suitable for a compact residence or starter home. Sale details not fully clear from truncated advert.
Local Notes on Cowboys and Town Movements
Leonard Goins joins Lad der outfit to watch over John Cross cattle. Vic Culberson arrives from the west last Friday. Col W S Hopewell departs for Hillsboro toward Albuquerque and plans to return soon. Dawson girls visit Curtis family on Seco. Monroe Payne to head to Hillsboro Tuesday. Chamberlain's Liniment speeds healing for cuts and bruises, reducing recovery time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Goins
Vic Culberson
Col. W. S. Hopewell
Hillsboro
Albuquerque
Dawson Girls
Curtis
Seco
Monroe Payne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advocate
O. Thompson
Ted Yeoman
Las Vegas
Jim Mackey
A. L. Bird
Cutter
Etta Raynolds
Santa Rita
Kingston Friends
Frank Hiler
Palomas
Geo
Bob
Gem
Will Cooper
Hirsch Hall
Advocate Office
John A. Anderson
A. & M. College
John
Fred Fornoff
Territorial Mounted Police
Las Palomas
Jeremias Rivera
Max Kahler
Sinc
Fornoffj
Rivera
J. W
Eva Upchurch
Anna Bucher
Grace Robins Reid Parkhurst
Jim Hiler
Paul Given
Mack Cason
Mike Moffitt
Kingston
Mike
Lady Franklin
J. P. Monty
U. S. Surveyor
General Sheridan
Leadville
J. T. O'Hara
Jose Montes
Black Range
Reed Bros
Messrs. O'Hara
Montes
Silver City Enterprise
W. F. Hall
Vanadium Queen Company
S. A. Jobson
The
Recorder
Hull
Hall
Daniel Kilpatrick
Roswell
Des Moines
Anna Goss
John Adams
Pos
Knowles
Ldy County
New Mex
Shrott
Gem Saloon
George Bok
Propr
Las Cruces
Union Meat Market
Meyers Bros
Mlsbonro
Ate
T.C. Long
General Merchandise
Keller, Miller & Co
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Amillebor
Sarah Orchard
Glorieta Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Joe Company
Albuquerque, N. M
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