Siger County Autonoaty Free Silver Mail Aid
The entry notes a January date and a postal filing at Hillsboro for the United States Mail service under a Free Coinage of Silver policy. It references Merion and Ores County in a historical context.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
2
The entry notes a January date and a postal filing at Hillsboro for the United States Mail service under a Free Coinage of Silver policy. It references Merion and Ores County in a historical context.
The article reports on a proposed plan by M. F. Leech to combine and concentrate Boulder County ores. It outlines an amalgamation method with cyanide treatment to recover gold and silver at low cost, describes tailings processing, and cites tests showing high value recovery. It mentions local notices and unrelated city items.
Reports from Bisbee Thatcher Safford Phoenix and Nogales mention a barber found dead at a chair a spice plant deal eyed in Thatcher rumors of artesian water near Safford oil land fortunes and a coroner exonerating a deputy shot in Nogales The Arizona Copper Co and Detroit Copper Co tax figures are listed along with a Phoenix barroom shooting and a Navajo body found near Navona with bullet holes
Livestock notes report Lake City as a candidate for a 1901 livestock convocation. Feeder cattle shipments reached 670000 head citywide from Kansas City last year. Hereford sales averaged 297.74 at Kansas City. Nebranchere losses from noxious weeds affect stock fields. United States forest reservations total 36 with 46 million acres. Wool clip slightly under 275 million pounds. California received about 200000 cattle from Kansas City area last four months of 1890. Mexico shipped seven cattle, nine more than prior year.
The article notes potential large pork trade with China and South Africa and details massive Texas cattle movements in 1899. It cites quarantine actions excluding cattle below the line, statistics on infected and non infected herds, and industry views on breeding, packing plants, and exports to the Transvaal and other markets. It also mentions wool stock, rail shipments, and warnings from the Drovers' Journal about sheep business risks.
A chaotic clash involving Barna Viste community factions and local saloons erupts as a plan to repurpose a reading room faces opposition. The report notes church leaders and residents rallying amid tense events and warnings from J M Doughersy over proposed changes.
Report describes a disturbance as Dougherty and Rev Baily clash with others. Deacon Bainter falls and more participants are arrested for disturbing the peace while women and parsons face disorderly conduct charges for attempting to force entry to a reading room.
A fragmented敏 ad offers nasal and head relief products, promising cure for nasal cataract and head pain. It lists a dubious address and mentions silvered or secret ingredients, urging readers to buy Rueihew labeled items and a “Vly' Geman Boe” remedy.
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