Output of Uillspere gold mines for the week ending Jan 26 1809
The Advocate reports a busy week in Hillsboro mining with Frank L Givenhoe starting in Richmond Gulch employing six men, quartz with native gold found at Snake mine, shipments to Porter mill, and multiple mines increasing workforces. Randaling figures, bondings, and plans to double mill output are noted along with local letters and community mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Prank L Givenhoe
Richmond Gulch
Snake
HLM
Porter
Denver
Manuel Aragon
Hiomine
Ateran
H. Wenford
E. Nowera
A. W Farrington
Hillsboro
Thesby
Hillshore
Thio
Verve and
Audi
Stricklar
Clevelland
Hillsboro Placer
Ho Welch Bax
BR. A. Nickle
Hoghen
Welchen
Tie Avgovitate
Mra
Jobaenery
Miseed Panny
Kauk Dol
Ying
Election results and adjournment of Sierra County Commissioners
Sierra County Commissioners met in Hillsboro on January 18 to count votes for justices of the peace and constables from the January 1 election. The roll lists numerous precinct results, with adjournment set for the first Monday in April. Local notices and various community items follow, including Royal Baking Powder ad and assorted local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
N. M
Can Vnesera
Te Keil
Philligia
Phillipenis
John E Smith
John M Crews
Neroard
James Kong
W Walker
Precinet
Antone Araijo
Francises Montoys
Areba
Vicente Trujillo
Dee Gi Obayea
Preginet Bd
Bo Aragon
Thea Senles
Chan Geople
Bal Jamies
Raia
Grossette
Silva
Het
Card of Thanks and local notices from Hillsboro
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and condolences over the death of Harry Jo Crane. Personal mentions include Mea Po Chapman and Charles Chapman arriving from California for family sickness, with updates on recovery. Community notes cover taxes, mining, local visits, marriages, and various civic and social updates from Hillsboro and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rosa
Tom
Jim Tors
Zollar
Las Vegas
Hillsboro
Joe Herr
Fragmented Town Tale Reveals Hidden Trade and Population Concerns
A fragmented OCR passage describes a town scene with few people on the street and a shopkeeper showing goods. It notes tin packages and bales sold for mines, and discusses population and livestock attention, hinting at economic activity and deception.
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Hillsboro Mines and Mills
Hopewell & Tomlinson
L. W. Galles
Bis Union Mise
Audiewa Cyanide Works
Randaliing
Cal
Mar L. Kabler
Pat Eever
Wong
Ty Grippe
Enieka
Torsday
Carl Claas
Las Creces
Llewellyn
Animes Peal
Hillabaso
Richven
Wayland Aul
Robing & Crowe
Keller, Miller & Co
Bowght
Opportunity
Loasers Moord
Chavex
Judge Saith
Albuquerque
Charlee Ho Myers
West
Wutleero
Wid
Chicago
Lickerman
Curis
Freed
Cabello Mountains
Teneiog
Mr. Reed
Hell
Toledo
Deoggiate
Hall
Tru Guan
George Layenck
Alvenn “Havex
Spain
Frank
Mra W. O Phompeon
White
Twenth
Bruce Barnes
Mr. Rice
Ed. Collard
Moab
Utah
Korror Eee Ark
Hillaboro, N.M
Pir
Willians
Tomas Abeyts
Martin
T. J. Grover
No M
Jobson & Keith
Lake Valley
Tone Wicks
Rick Nil
Enuke Granp
Shoman
Cinelonati Eers
Pape
Eureka
Sierra County Commissioners Proceedings
Orvierst
Bot Holmes
Thomas Seales
A S Warren
Bergin
Ed Patten
Mitwell
Deceie Tph Lower
W Cowley
Pinetown
Vowneend
Harvey Johnson
Rolin Cowley
Altonto Vates
CL Ant
Lara
Lake Valley News
Mr. Grey
Wehout
Eller Woed SB
San Grepp
Memra Keller
Milter & Co
Felix Phillipa
Sle
Paillipe Han
Evyrese
Harry Jo Crane
Ace Drug State Ladies’ Home Journal
Drniont's Magazine
Towistake
Mos
Chareh
Wingeton
ViPely
Hottie Tee Diempaeny
Alvaro Vority Baw
Mr Tite Petar
Opea
Deoel Bosek
Merotiont Mareoy
Ponthner
Father Ley
Stobert Hopewell
Kingston
Ridenour
Ian
Mizona
Hite County
Barney Martin
Richard Woolleyy
Butte
Clerenes Bennett
Sanday
Nannie
Hillehore
Dio Grande River
Conhehe
Milla
Richmond
Tang
Crean Baneng
Vyenoma
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