Subscription Rates Notice from W C Thompson
W C Thompson, proprietor announces subscription rates in the January 3 1913 issue. The item lists pricing details and terms for readers.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
3
W C Thompson, proprietor announces subscription rates in the January 3 1913 issue. The item lists pricing details and terms for readers.
Local news items report expired hunting licenses for 1913, candies sold in Chicago prices, travel to the mountains for assessment work, a photo card from Capt. Jack Crawford, opal specimens shown by Chas. Rouse, and news of Unc Joe Moore’s death at Sawtelle. Also mentions a Chamberlain cough remedy ad and Christmas week mining rumors at the Ready Pay group claims, zinc and lead ore finds near the Dade mine, and a December 26 wedding at the First Presbyterian parsonage with Edward James and Gertrude Dawson.
The article notes James, a leader in mining and stock in the county, director of the First National Bank of Magdalena, and a resident of Chloride, has secured an option on the St Lawrence copper claims in San Andrews. The couple plans to settle in Chloride and received well wishes from friends.
Advertised cure claims to treat catarrh as a constitutional disease with internal use, targeting blood and mucous surfaces. Offers to pay $100 to anyone it fails to cure, includes mail order note and mentions Hall's Family Pills and location details.
Notice of application for United States patent for the Cliff Lode Mining Claim in the Palomas District Sierra County New Mexico. John G Powell and Edward Powell appear as applicants. legal description and boundaries posted at the Sierra County Clerk and Las Cruces Land Office. Public notice dated December 26 1912 with first publication January 8 1918.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Las Cruces NM December 27 1912 notice Tomas Barera of Cuchillo NM filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to lands described North East Quarter Section 10 Township 12 North Range 4 West New Mexico Principal Meridian before Philip Kelley U S Commissioner Hillst NM on February 1943 witnesses Adrian Montoya Adran Jaramillo Lorenzo Padilla and Onaciano T Trujillo all of New Mexico First pub January 3 1912 to January 18 1943
Notice in the U S Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico shows that Cosme Gurula of Fairview New Mexico has filed for final five year proof on a homestead entry for Wigsh4y Ed tion 22 Township 12S Range 8W N M Meridian. The hearing before Commissioner Philip S Kelley Hillsboro New Mexico on February 7 1913 lists witnesses Tomas Barreras Ventura Trujillo Donaciano Trujillo and V G Trujillo all of Fairview or nearby. First publication June 2 1912 and 18
U S Land Office Las Cruces NM gives notice that Don Aciano T Trujillo of Fairview NM filed intent to make final five year proof to claim land described as b1Sr14 phip12S Range 3W and SW iq Section 1 Township 128 Range 7W. Witnesses named Jose Barreras Cosme Gurule Joe G Trujillo Polidoro Trujillo. First publication January 3.
Don Johnston, Supervisor of the Gila National Forest, announces that all grazing permit applications for cattle horses hogs sheep and goats in the forest for 1913 must be filed in Silver City New Mexico by February 1 1913. Information on grazing fees and application forms available upon request. First publication December 12. Last publication not stated.
An offer to deliver one pound of Gunther's Best Candy to any town in the county with a post office is announced by Post Office Drug Store Hillsboro New Mexico. The notice specifies delivery per pound and directs readers to the Hillsboro shop for details.
Extracts detail hunting seasons and limits for deer turkey quail doves ducks and other games in New Mexico effective June 14 1912. It lists season dates bag limits and license fees including general big game license 1500 and resident big game and birds license 10 00.
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