Mining notes and political tension in Sierra County New Mexico
Notes from Hillaborough Sierra County New Mexico discuss funds for county offices, mining bids by Geo. F. Robine and partners on the Kangaroo mine at Kingston, and a Denver mint gold deposit report. Editorials attack Colorado politics, hint at Parker for Congress, and comment on western mining amid strikes Cripple Creek and Coeur d Alene.
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Cumberland
Katie
Sierra County
Kingston
Silsboro
N. M
A.D
W. Sanders
Sheri
Hillsboro Gold Output and Mine Operations Report
Output for the Hillsboro gold mines for the week ending May 7 1894 shows totals from Standard Gold Mining Milling Company Bonanza Porcha and other mines including Wicks Bull of the Woods El Oro and more. Total output since January 1 stands at 184,120,805 units with Ore shipments and smelter results noted and contracts awarded for the Opportunity sixth level drifts. The article also notes a peak in the Hillsboro smelter’s record last month for both quantity reduced and average cost per ton.
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Hillsboro
Standard Gold Mining & Milling Company
Boake
Oo i' Antae
Hope Benassi Mining & Milling
Bonanza
Porcha
Wicks
Bull of the Woods
el Oro
Ene
W. F. Wilson
Steve Hickey
Fall River Mills Pay Regular Dividends Despite Low Trade
Despite a weak trade mood, New England cotton mills continue quarterly dividends. In Fall River 61 mills across 36 corporations show profits from 2.4 to 4 percent per quarter, plus Osborn’s 4 percent semi annual. Total net profit for three months tops $290,000 on $16 million capitalization.
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Osborn
Fall River
The Infant Prodigy of Hillsboro 1894
A historical Kansas fragment recounts Christian Heineck known as the Infant Prodigy born in Germany in the eighteenth century. At twelve months he spoke German, at three was an accomplished Greek and Latin scholar, with mastery of several modern languages and deep knowledge of history and philosophy. He traveled to European courts, impressed scholars, and died before four years old, leaving a legend of precocious genius.
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Hillsboro
Epitex Apvocaux
Christon Heinrich Heimeck
Christian Heineck
Germany
Christian
Europe
Baltic Sea
Stockholm
Caesar
Julius
Christien
John Stuart Mill
Eee
Great Depots of the World Rise in St Louis
Gostoo may have the largest Union Depot now but within weeks her new station will be smaller than the one near completion at Eighteenth and Market in St. Louis. It features 23 tracks with capacity for 184 cars, while the St. Louis depot will have 30 tracks and capacity for 300 cars. The St. Louis site covers 424,200 square feet, nearly nine and three quarter acres, surpassing the Boston depot and European rivals in frontage and depth.
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Gostoo
Eigheenth
Market Streets
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Boston
Europa
Lanover
Prankfort
Timous Consolidated Mine Near Mogollons Nears Settlement
The Timous Consolidated mine in the Mogollons, long entangled in litigation since discovery, appears on a viable path to gold and silver riches. A pending deal could settle disputed ownership, with reliable facts suggesting the arrangement is effectively in hand, according to the Silver City Sentinel.
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Timous
Mogollons
Dal
Silver City
Local Notices Blend Cures and Retail Promos in One
A San Luis Rey reader praises Chamber Jujo’s Paiu Bala for rheumatism relief and recommends it to friends. C. C. Miller Druggist carries the remedy. Kabler's Union Hotel saloon advertises fine liquors and cigars. K. M. Smith's Cash Grocery offers a cooking fat substitute and 1b pails. W H Tuttle of El Paso reports fire loss and a new stock of wallpaper, glass, and moulding. Smith's Cash Store promotes discounted brooms. Kahler's Union Hotel saloon touts the best cigars in town.
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Simon Goldbaum
San Luis Rey
Cal
C. C. Miller
None
Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder Most Perfect Made All the best drinks of the season at Max L Kabler s Union Hotel saloon Window glass Turtle s El Paso Full line of bleached Indies underwear at the Hillsboro Mercantile attire
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Dr. Price
Max L. Kabler
Union Hotel
Turtle's, el Paso
Hillsboro Mercantile
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United States District Judge of
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F. W. Parker
Congress
Parker
Aparchy
Cripple Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Broadway
N,ys
New York
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Brooks
Colorado Springs
A. Robinson
Socorro
Robinson
Socorro County
Eden
Indian River
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Territorial
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Jane
J A McAvoy
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Howard Wilbur
Arraneen
Chicago
McAvoy
Wilbur
Philadelhia & Realing
White
San Francisco
Colonel Boone
Glozppa Flora
Lauie Vecki
Frank Flora
Vecki
Flora
Standard Company
By the Metal Reduction Co
Watson and Sullivan
Snake Mine
IF. C. Richmond
Animal Peak
Sailor Bay
C. Rubio
Snake
Fricke and
Guthrie
The
Caledonia
Richmond
Irseh
Org
Ming
Yeoy
Wayland
Bacallver
Capes Saat
ENON
EA Paso
Pueblo
Hillsboro Mercantile Company
Merino Underwear
Hillsborough Mercantile Company
Hillsboro Mercantile Co
Henry W. King & Co
Boro Mercantile
South Bend
Kabler's Union Hotel
K. M. Smith’s Cash Grocery
W. H. Tuttle
el Paso
Smith's Cash Store
Kahler’s Union Hotel
Les Cruces, N. M
WM. O'Kelley
Ugh
A. B. Filiott
Hillsborough
Geo Richardson
Hillsborough Ny
George Joss
Liss
J.M. Lewis
Interior Department
John D. Brya
Territory of New Mexico
County of
Sierra
Daniel C. Hobart
D. Barr
Plaintiff
B. McFhoren
Willem Cotter
MePherma Lot
Wiliam Cotton
J. B. McPherson
J.D. McPheron
William Cotton
Nasi
Chamberlain
Dr. Cady