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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate published by W. C. Thompson is entered at the Hillsboro post office for transmission through the U S mail, as an economic class quarterly.
Friday June 1 1906 Local notes report dog poisoner incidents injuring Rex a St Bernard owned by Mrs Jean Stansler and updates on Osceola to Hillsboro road work halted awaiting a new road making machine. Mining progress at Sierra Consolidated Opportunity and Snake shafts aims for 1000 feet depth. Begelow builds five mile wagon road to connect Caballos mines with Southwestern Lead and Coal route. Jailor Tafoya daughter suffers finger injury from wheelbarrow. Kingston men host event tomorrow night. Calf crop reported strong with about three calves per cow. Winston family guests of McAnghans. Yaple and Kendall visit. Sooysmith named forest ranger based at Phillipsburg. McClure and Price in town Saturday.
Fairview notes tell of T R Noel and bride arriving by coach and departing for the Monument mine where Noel oversees the mill. Mountain lion slain by Celso Lopez and Yeofie Trujillo after men found the beast feasting on a calf above Chiz. J P Dines returns to the Range. Jessie Hearn to return from Phoenix Oregon. Lon Walters and Mike Sullivan inquire about a Fourth of July. Mrs Joseita Garcia improving.
A promotional piece urges readers to seize mining opportunities in the Black Range, promising profits from mining, placering, and smelting will exceed prior records. It urges action, cites a thriving metal mining industry, and promotes Hoot’s Lightning Oil for ailments, with a local sale at Post Office Deng Store.
A New Mexico territorial fair committee meeting at the manager’s office, led by P F McCann, decided to act on unpaid debts. Citizens with bills must present them at once, and out of town holders should mail or await new checks. The executive committee will reconvene Wednesday night to approve payments, with outside newspaper obligations paid promptly.
Albuquerque Citizen notes committees urge subscribers to pay dues promptly. Officials state all outstanding bills must be settled before the current month ends to meet obligations. Also includes a testimonial on Hunny's Core curing a spring Kezema and a Arkansas buyer selling at the Post Office Drug Store.
Notice for Publication from the land office in Las Cruces New Mexico dated May 10 2006 lists settlers filing final proof for claims. It names several claimants Arrey San Miguel Urbano Arrey Jose Trujillo Bernardo Analin and others with their residences in Arrey NM. It invites protests denying the allowance of final proof and sets a hearing time and place before the Probate Clerk in Hilisinyro.
Notice of forfeiture states intention to reestablish a land claim described by section 27 and other parcels in Sierra County New Mexico. Claimants include Martin Tafolla and others with signatures and addresses. Published notice will run in the Willaboro County Advocate on May 11 1906 with proof requirements and neighbor witnesses.
April 14 1900 notice announces James M Smith of Hermosa New Mexico filed a homestead claim with probate clerk in Sterns County Hillsboro N M He names witnesses Telesfor Trujillo Gabriel Miranda Thomas Ross Santiago Miranda and Evers Wax Parries to prove residence and cultivation before June 1 1906 at the Hermosa area localities and dates.
The notice names James Bonum of Take Valley and others as witnesses to prove the cautions residency and salt land cultivation. It lists W. Markey, M. Toler, Gay W. Peels, Thomas Richardson, and Parlis Jugster, with locations in Lake Valley and surrounding areas, first published March 16.
Public notice to J W Henley and others about a claim under the United States mining law. It expands to a payment of 100.00 for the year 1905 for improvements on a parcel in the Simaret in the Les Avomas Mining District New Mexico. Ninety days are given to respond or contest the claim under Section 254 Revised Statutes.
Notice of foreclosure proceeding concerning property tied to mining interests and associated claims. Legal action references the hoon Ded Reviend Seat and J H L Cenne with heirs, noting publication requirements and deadlines under relevant state and territorial statutes.
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