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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1913

Page

2

A. B. Fall Reelected U. S. Senator

The Sierra County Advocate reports Albert Bacon Fall’s reelection to the U. S. Senate by the New Mexico legislature. Fall won 28 of 49 in the house and 15 of 24 in the senate, with colleagues from Taos and Rio Arriba counties voting for him despite prior bribery accusations.

Sierra County New Mexico Albert Bacon U. S. Senate Fall Sen Taos Rio Arriba

Kingston Briefs Report El Paso Visit Return

Kingston notes Mrs Armer and daughter Mary came back from a visit to El Paso on the 25th. DB. Whitham also returned from an unspecified trip.

DB. Whitham

Untitled mining note from the Southern Cross area

Bante Rita last Tuesday. The dance given here last Tuesday was well attended. The leagera on the Southern Cross mine have changed their place of development on this property. They are now developing on the south slope. It is announced that a tunnel will be driven from the west side of the Overlook mine to connect with the workings of this mine at 41 greater depth. This tunnel will no doubt open up considerable ore bodies. M. J. Moffitt was a Hillsboro visitor last Thursday.

Southern Cross M. J. Moffitt Hillsboro

Dishonest Panhandler Tries Path of Righteousness Joke

A Philadelphia archbishop, accosted by a drunken street panhandler, gives a dime and urges reform. The panhandler responds with a boast about past tightrope walking, prompting a humorous exchange cited from the Saturday Evening Post.

Archbishop Ryan Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post

Provision to pay 71009 dollars to ten injured in border battles

A bill by Booster Smith of Arizona recommends paying 71009 dollars to ten persons injured by Mexican bullets along the river line in battles near El Paso Texas and Douglas Arizona. The claims have been recommended by a commission.

Washington Jav Hi Paso Texas Douglas Arizona Buster Smith Arigons

Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest

Lands of 103.93 acres in the Tiltil and Gila National Forests New Mexico will open for settlement and entry under homestead laws on March 27 1913 at Las Cruces Land Office. Applicants with prior actual occupancy and a preference right may file, subject to qualifications. Described lands include parcels in NE, NW, SE, SW quarters and a 66 425 acre tract with metes and bounds. listed under J B Daniel and L E Armer. First published Jan 31 Last published Feb 21 1913.

Ater Datil and Gila New Mexico United States Land Office Las Cruces Eppocent Ney New Niy J.B. Daniel L. E. Armer Kingston Mexico S. V. Promfit General Land Office

Sierra County Aprovare advertises legal notices service

A bilingual notice notes that Sierra County Aprovare has published legal notices for thirty years and offers affordable, reliable publication services. It also mentions the transition to other legal publication avenues as final proofs are prepared.

Sierra County

Subscriptions Halted for Twelve Months Arrears

A subscriber notice explains that due to new postal rules the paper will discontinue all subscriptions with more than twelve months arrears unless payments are made. The policy aims to avoid postage at one cent per copy and applies to all newspapers and delinquent subscribers.

Notice of Homestead Entry Final Proof Deadline

EEN COX of Hillaboro New Mexico declares intent to file final five year proof for a homestead entry land described as NE, SE, SW, SE of Section 27, Township 178, Meridian P. to be before Andrew Kelley County Clerk Hillaboro NM on August 26, 1912. Named witnesses include Nei Sullivane Aibbore, Hallie Max Kaliber, Bill Terre, W. Shepard, and others.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Las Cruces M. M Rafael Otero Las Palomas N. M. Meridian Andrew Kelley Cowniey Hillsboro Antonio Br’ 9 Arrey Milton Hok M. Pedro Trujilo N. M John Gordon Jose Gonzales Franiie N. M Nienegs Ribet Acist Juan D. Luvero Cuebillo Florencio Rivera Monticello Annant Cfsaria Hermosa M. P. Meridian Lang Andrew Kelly N.M Villardo G. Trajitlo Pairview Velesfor Trajitto Cuehillo Jose le Mont Ya Caehilte Abran Apodaca Resiater Cox Hillaboro Mr. P. Meridian Nei Sullivane Aibbore Hallie Max L Kaliber Bill Terre W. 4 Sheppard T. ES Guste

Foreclosure Sale Notice in Sierra County New Mexico

Special Master announces sale under a 1912 New Mexico district court foreclosure decree against A. M. Boulder versus Georges Filion Waren and H. W. Morris. The property at Los Palomas Hot Springs, Sierra County, will be sold August 17, 1912, at 1 PM at the Hillsboro court house front door to satisfy $2,440 plus attorney fees and interest. First publication July 6.

Seventh Judicial District Court State of New Mexico A. Realder Georges Filion Waren H.W. Morris A.M. Boulder Twan Hillsboro Sierra County New Mexico Los Palomas Sierra H. A. Wolf Dougherty and Griffith Sogerro N. M. Attoneys

Notice of Forfeiture on Grand View Lode Claim in New Mexico

H. A. Wolford and Mitchell Grey co owners notify all claimants of the Grand View Lode in Grant County New Mexico that from 1907 to 1910 they have expended required labor and improvements totaling $100 per year. If nonpayment of your share within ninety days after publication occurs, your interest will vest in the subscriber as co owner following statutory provisions.

T.C Mary Moa Beaver Advinta H. A. Wolford Mitchel Grey Grand View Lode Sitve Carnetes Grant New Mexico Grant County United States

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Advocate Thompson Sierra County Advocate Sierra Junty A. B. Fall U. S B. Beene de Baca Stes W H. Andrewe J. O. Clancey Chas, A. Spiess RL. Baca Aeferee M.A. Otero The Santa Fe New Mexican Wee Mr. Fall John Baron Burg Llewellyn Andrews Ball Algo Anid Major Llewellyn Sena Tor Albert Bacon Fell Eran Prss Bante Rita Aule Aviso Otra Avicos de Legalidad Las Cruces New Mexico State of Congress Normal School Department of the Paper Land Ad Office U.S Lake Valley Stagh& Ice Press Stoke Valley End Fred Mister Cardui Myria Engler Faribault Minn Cardus Ladies' Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tenn Pivet Publicaticn Bolander Bros Hillsboro, New Mex Kina N O N. E Ani E. Teaford
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