Sierra County Advocate December 28 1990 news and notices
The issue notes the Sierra County Advocate as the official Pierre County paper with print details for a three month, one month, and subscription rates. It includes a fragmentary editorial section referencing New Mexico statehood, coal and oil topics, a remark about Mr. Alexander, and commentary on the Boer War and Philippine conflict context.
Santa Fe Albuquerque & Pojoiric Railroad Officers Meet
Directors and incorporators of the Santa Fe Albuquerque & Pojoiric railroad held a meeting at Santa Fe this week and created the following officers: W L Aucrowe president W B Uppewell vice president J T McLauglin treasurer J B Paint secretary.
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Lhe Dirvctore
Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Pooijic Railroad
Banta Fe
W. L. Aucrowe
Prewdert
W. B. Uppewell
J. T. McLauglin
Treawager
J.B. Paint
Eocretary
New Mexico Coal Oil Tax Plan Sparks Debate Over Revenues
A proposed tax postponement law tied to coal oil inspection would divert revenue to deaf and dumb and insane asylums, while critics argue it shifts costs to consumers and favors certain interests. Supporters urge funds to support public schools and territorial institutions amid calls for reform.
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Read
New Mexican
Nerd
Plana
Wimlaten
New Mex
New Mexico
Oil Trust
Pdmt
Toutle
Electoral Votes and the McKinley Claim Debated
The article rebuts claims McKinley won a clear majority, noting historical elections show narrow margins and large defeats for various candidates. It lists several past tallies from Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison, Lincoln, McClellan, Grant, Seymour, Greeley, and Hayes-Tilden, arguing the Democratic party will persist as a party of the people.
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Republican Journale
McKinley
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
van Buren
Harrison
Lincoln
Breckenridge
Douglas
McClellan
Grant
Seymour
Greeley
Democratic Party
Optio
Mineral Products of the United States Growth in Metal Output
A report based on a survey by Mr. Charles D. Watcott shows the rise of U S mineral production from 369 319 000 in 1880 to 976 800 046 in 1889 with a dramatic jump in 1890. It lists metallic and non metallic components and key metals including gold silver copper lead zinc quicksilver aluminum antimony nickel platinum and more.
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Charles D. Watcott
United States Geological Survey
United States
Mining and Metallurgical Journal
Reward for uncured catarrh and patent medicine ads
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It includes testimonials from druggists in Toledo confirming the cure and promotes Dr Pierce's remedies for stomach and digestion disorders with various personal health anecdotes.
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Hall
F. J. Diixey & Co
Toledo
B.J. Cheney
West & Tavax
O Wanpina
Kixnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Pilla
Piemre
Binaty
Momach
Paris
Advics
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice for Sierra County 1901
Notice that Will M. Robins Pax Col lector of Sierra County New Mexico will apply to the District Court on February 1901 for judgments against lands real estate and personal property listed as delinquent. After judgment and posted notice a public auction will be held to sell to satisfy taxes penalties and costs. The list includes names and items such as Landham Latham J H and others with cattle and horses. local sale at Hillaboro.
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M. Robins
Hillaboro
Sierra
Sierra Way
Arage Alannel
Monticell
Martin Burney
Elevers
Laycock
Haylie
Henson
Hillavore
Hillabore
Jane
Lot
Brunk Heap Mining Co
Chinery
Ol Peencoal
Alexa Ids
Eultio
Robinnor
Chaning Pee
Anmow Land & Caitie Co
Persona! Property Cn
Aragon
J. J
Nurew Agriultire
Montivell
Cabir Plain
Red River Valley Tint of Co
New Mexico
Lynch Brow
Soo
Lata
Sierra County
Peboiset Norh Chaves
Jutina
Vorter Mill
Hillsboro
Wicks Mining Colony
Will M. Robins
Notice of Mining Claim Contribution by Co Owner
Julius Wild, as co owner with Theodore Wild of a mining claim in Sierra County, asks ageed co owner Julia WIL to contribute 100 dollars plus 0.66 for labor and improvements completed under the Revised Statutes. The notice, dated October 4, 1909, requires payment within ninety days after publication in the nearest newspaper.
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Julia Wil
Atulle
Apertie
Sierra
Wil
Sierra Im
Deseriiy
Julius , Wild
Elsin
Julina Wild
United States
Julius Wild
Public Notice of Patent Application Under Interior Department
Public notice from the Interior Department Land Office, Crum NM, cites a settler filing for lands in Township 2, Section 19, to prove up a homestead claim. Names listed include Agapha Tarews of Garfield NM and Gabriel Chaves of Hillier NM, with publication date December 7, 1090 and a hearing set before the probate clerk on January 2, 1910.
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Iuterlor
Ofc
Ararnnaa
Laborn
Tauty Kaoentar
Crum
Roy Wiven
Lilleemuiney
Rod W.N. M
Corthane
Aboyta
Millaawoa
EH Tishora
Il Telare
Titi
Hegisters
Unclear OCR Listing of Assay Service in Denver
Fragmentary ad for the Ogden Assay Co describing bullion prices and sample handling. Includes garbled text about locations, fees, and body markings.
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Mai
Bullion Ogden Assay CO
Sixteenth St
Denver, Colo
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