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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate published from Hilleboro New Mexico with Thompson as proprietor announces its Friday February 26 1908 posting via U8 Mails.
Kingston locals recount aging figures and Western mining history as Kilker camp rises south of Willow Creek in Bullfrog district. Judge C E Moorman recently died in Bolomanville, Arizona, noted for his quiet integrity and Quaker roots.
Presiding Elder J B Goebren pela delivers services at the C E chapel in Lake Valley. Local congregation gathers for the planned worship and sermon.
Mr. Alex Havill, brother of Geo. H. Havill, visits Chloride where Mrs. Judith Cox, pioneer and estimable woman, dies last week at her daughter Mrs. W.M. Armour home. Washington celebration proceeds pleasantly despite bad weather with a large crowd and praise for Walter Hearn's efforts in organizing the event.
The Capitan News argues New Mexico will grow through farming and immigration. It urges settlers to till lands, build churches and schools, and help form a strong commonwealth where justice prevails and corporations hold less sway.
Under a recent ruling of the post office department publishers of weekly papers are compelled to discontinue subscriptions that are one year overdue. Delinquent subscribers to the Advocate are requested to promptly settle up or their names will be taken from the mailing list.
An African explorer notes parrots appear tender yet are tough when with humans. He says parrots eat levelour and reveal that their ferocity comes from their association with people, while returning to wild parrots. The Philadelphia Press reports the view.
The Santa Rosa home of W. A. Davie burned last Sunday destroying the structure and killing Mandina three and a half, William two and a half, and a three month old daughter. Mrs. Davie absent when the gasoline stove exploded. Dr. E C Baker nearly suffocated in a failed rescue attempt. The mother grieves as Mr. Davis was out of town. Rest and Sleep adjoins warnings about winter illness and a note on Simmons Cough Syrup at the Post Office Drug Store.
Hillsboro New Mexico January 10 1908 notice states the undersigned has expended sums in 1905 1906 and 1907 on several mining claims within the Tasmasfrine district Sierra County Mexico including the Whaleback Pereira Flora Tewels and Union mines and claims. the location certificate is recorded in Book I page 702.
Notice in the mining records for various claims including Whale back Percha Flora Tanple Union and related mining claims. Requires annual labor expenditures per Section 2324 Revised Statutes with deadlines December 31 1905 1906 and 1907. Coowners failing to pay lose interest to subscriber who advanced costs. First published January 10 1908.
The notice to T. Barr and Mary Me 4 Reaver heirs requires payment of their share of labor and improvements on Grand View and Granite Butte mining claims in Grant County New Mexico for 1907. If within ninety days after publication they fail to contribute, their interests may vest in the claimant under Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes. First published January 1908 by Moroneth Gray.
Notice of filing deadline for grazing permits for cattle horses and goats in the Gila National Forest for the 1908 season. Applications must be submitted to the Silver City office by February 16, 1908. Details on grazing fees and forms available on request. First published January 3, 1907.
Notice from Department of the Interior Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico December 5 1907 that Wiles A Morgan of Eagle New Mexico has filed for final commutation proof for Homestead No 4982 for the Big NW34 and Ey SW Section 26 Township 14 S Range 2 W to be made before the Register or Receiver. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation: Robert Ward Cutter New Mexico Lee McLendon Cutter New Mexico J H Harden Cutter New Mexico J A Reed Cutter New Mexico First pub December 13 1907.
The notice records Eugene van Patten in the city register as of the first publication on October 18, 1907.
Notice from Las Cruces New Mexico September 6 1997 states Serafin Armijo of Las Palomas NM will present final proof for his 1902 Homestead Entry No 3700 for Wig SW4 Sec 6 T14N R2W before J M Webster Hillsboro NM on November 1 1907 Witnesses listed include Benito Armijo Jose Armijo Daniel Armijo and Armijo all of Las Palomas NM First pub Sept 13 1907 Evening Van Parren Register.
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