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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1898
Page
4
A scrambled summary of Arizona events reports railroad progress to Gila River Bridge and contact with Mexican trade, arrests in Nogales and Prescott, military academy rejection, mining and tax decisions, justice actions, and public safety incidents across Phoenix and Flagstaff with references to notable figures and wartime policy.
Round trip from Lake Woller for retirement travel until November. Fare details show a 30 day limit with no stopovers allowed in either direction. Rates listed include 650 95 and 6110 on June Letta, with unclear values and destinations.
A A Long city assessor of Phoenix is charged as a defaulter and bound over to await grand jury action with bail set at 42000 dollars. The text also advertises a remedy for various skin and ailment complaints with a money back guarantee and per box price.
Land Office gives notice that Merl Tee of Camp Campbell seeks confirmation of a land claim in section 14 township 1 range 8, with witnesses Judea Metlersen Henry Hraan Martin Jee Shermen. Protests or challenges must be filed with the register by the date stated.
Notice requests publication about a wartime propaganda series The American Navy Catalina and Hawaii detailing battles and ports. It names several places and ships and mentions recruitment or public attention for naval campaigns.
A lengthy 19th century mining disclosure outlines a land survey and royalty terms in New Mexico. It names parties including Solignay and associates, notes stock offerings and financial obligations, and sets dates for action under a three-year possession period. The document mentions Porphyry mining claims and regulatory references, with detailed bounds and procedural steps for claimants and heirs.
Fragmented OCR describes a land office notice in Las Cruces New Mexico with survey data, township and range references, field notes, and property boundaries. It mentions Survey No 10 Township No 10 Range No and related coordinates amid convoluted phrasing.
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