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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate owned by C. Thompson is entered at Hillsboro Sierra County New Mexico as second class matter, for transmission through the U S mails.
Friday July 23 1909 report on Delegate Andrews bill to reserve Palomas Hot Springs in Sierra County New Mexico. It would set apart lots one and two in section thirty three township thirteen south range four west for public use and preserve mineral springs with Interior Secretary authority for leases and use. The measure takes effect upon passage and is praised as excellent with expectation of congressional action.
Ezspiridion Murillo wed Elena Martinez at her parents home when the bride shot herself the next morning in the main room using a pistol from a trunk. Deputy Blair deemed no inquest necessary and ordered burial. No foul play suspected.
R P Davie vice president of the Glendale sugar factory in Maricopa county reports 3 500 000 pounds of sugar produced so far and expects over 6 000 000 pounds by season end. He notes 30 plus cars sent to Arizona points and praises Arizona buyers and home enterprise. He says beet sugar will be the firm’s next focus and government experiments may involve beets. he departs for Garden City and Grand Junction to coordinate mills.
Luna county commissioners authorize a fifty thousand dollar bond issue for a new county court house in the city. Construction is set to begin in sixty days.
Chetharm’s Laxative Tablets touted as a safe remedy for chills malaria and billiousness with no spoon needed. Handy pocket size and convenient to carry. Sold at 25c per box by Geo Westlake at the Post Office Drug Store.
Proceedings show decisions on road right of way costs near Armendaria land grant, jail wall extra, and levies for Sierra County school districts, plus tax roll preparation and collections. Also notices of public land filings and mineral land entries in Las Cruces via U S Land Office.
The record notes a notice from the Aetobst Lug Commission regarding attention by Axorew Cen, with a clerk involved. First publication date July 16.
The Department of the Interior announces applications by New Mexico under the 1898 act for public lands in township 12 south range 1 west and township 13 south range 1 west. Serial lists cover numerous lots in sections 1 to 36 with various NE SE and SW designations. First published June 11, 1909. last publication July 9, 1908. Jose Gonzales, ter.
U S Land Office Las Cruces NM May 24 1909 notice Asa Curtis Hermosa NM filed Homestead Entry 4176 Section 22 Township 138 Range 9 W N M P Meridian to make final five year proof before Andrew Kelley Hillsboro NM on July 10 1909 witnesses John C Plemmons Hillsboro NM T A Slater Hermosa NM M Ecebarger Hermosa NM
A general summary lists open seasons for deer care with horns from October 15 to November 15 and a one deer limit per person. Wild turkey season runs November 1 to December 15 with four birds allowed in possession. Grouse and native quail seasons run October 1 to December 31 with possession limits of thirty. Doves fly August 1 to October 31 with thirty in possession. Snipe curlew and plover season runs September 15 to March 1 with thirty in possession. Ducks season up to thirty. trout size minimum six inches and daily weight limits of 15 pounds or 25 pounds per possession. Bass require seven inches minimum and 15 pounds daily, 25 pounds possession. Closed seasons prohibit killing for mountain sheep, beaver, ptarmigan at all times. Antelope, bobwhite quail, pheasant and wild pigeons prohibited until March 18, 1914. prairie chicken until January 1, 1915. Licenses: resident gr. big game and birds 1.50. nonresident big game 25. resident alien bird license 0.50. Transportation permits for live game 1.50. deer out of territory 2. fish out of territory 1. Duplicate permits 1. All nonresidents over 12 must pay 1 fishing license.
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