Notice from Hillabaro Post Office on Mail Payment
A fragment from Hillabaro, New Merion, listing postal items and payment matters. The notice cites the United States Mails and tolls affecting local taxpayers and reporters in Sierra County.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
2
A fragment from Hillabaro, New Merion, listing postal items and payment matters. The notice cites the United States Mails and tolls affecting local taxpayers and reporters in Sierra County.
The Democratic and Republican platforms for 1900 clash over coinage policy with Democrats urging free and unlimited silver and gold coinage at the current ratio while Republicans defend the gold standard. The piece argues the stakes threaten party loyalty and the tax base, hitting Sierra County Republicans for past support of McKinley and challenging firm gold positions.
A fractured text notes Teddy The Tornee winning a rough rider race or event while political factions including democrats republicans and populists are described as united in an apparent landslide for Bryav and Stevenson.
A volatile Obicago edition blasts Bry en and the Chransete over MecKinley po 1506, arguing for a red-hotght stance. The piece frames Bry en as obstacles to MecKinley’s agenda, drawing sharp political contrasts.
The fragment discusses cross press rivalry over reporting casualties in South Africa and the Philippines. It mentions British losses and American figures, noting secrecy until after an election and attributing reporting gaps to rival wartime narratives.
W F Curtis argues two sides to the Boxers' rise in China noting railway riots in Shaotung province. German and Belgian engineers are blamed for provoking local anger by brutal railway work and village destruction, fueling potential later retaliation.
A raid ends with a failed jail breakout and shooting attempt on Deputy Braven. The suspect was captured, transported to Tucson for confinement, and remained silent citing fatigue and a desire to end outlaw life. Authorities hold him as the case unfolds while brief notes touch on associates and a dramatic surrender. A drug ad fragment closes the item.
Official notice announces publication actions in the Department of Taterion. It lists respondents and locations including Hod vies Petro Pengo of Alistown and Hoberts Kanon at Kinuater, with dates and required actions by May 18, 1000.
A community session is scheduled to review proposed land use changes and related ordinances. Officials from the city and planning board will present details and answer residents questions. The meeting aims to clarify zoning adjustments and potential impacts on nearby properties.
The Probate Clerk announces a public hearing regarding the estate of Lat Olive at Bax Crnees Magela. The notice names heirs and parties and sets dates for filing claims and deadlines for probate actions.
Notice of publication for the Davartajent affidavit concerning the case of James M. Nelson of Fighed No ML and the claim by Gavi NM as of May 11 1909. The document details the verification actions and testimonies required to prove the declared constanst end ge por a trot mand Lani in front of the Register.
Stiles turned himself in to officers Hood and Grover last night on an air stage in Case Gromlerot county home of Stiles. He confessed to the Co chise train robbery implicating his pale who were jailed.
Alvord and Stiles operated alone for weeks. A Philadelphia resident, Mr Joan Oliver, describes a shocking illness with yellow skin and lost appetite. After three doctors gave up, he used a folk remedy it claims to cure him in weeks. He now feels well and credits the remedy.
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