Sierra County Advocate June 9 1905 edition note
The Sierra County Advocate published in Hillsboro New Mexico by Thompson announces itsPost Office entry and mailing status as second class. The note appears in the Friday June 9 1905 issue with standard publisher information and mailing details.
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Hillsboro
Sierra County
New Mexico
U. S
Better Mining Laws Needed in United States
Industrial Advertiser urges overhaul of U S mining laws to reduce litigation and clouded titles. Calls for Mexico style absolute title within granted patent lines and emphasizes mining as a prioritized industry.
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United States
Mexico
The Literary Jap Shows Serious Reading Habits
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that the Japanese public favors gravely serious works over light fiction. The Imperial library at Tokio reports more than forty percent of borrowings are scientific and historical, with emphasis on engineering, medicine, languages, and war related studies.
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England
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Perial
Dyke work speeds to protect town from floods
Saturday from New York. Work on the dyke progresses rapidly under Mr. D Disinger. When finished the town will be safe from ordinary floods. A farmer mentions a booming growing season with popcorn sprouting quickly, but jokes about his chickens freezing and frost damage to his flock.
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Champion Meat Eaters
The article argues Americans remain the world’s top meat eaters despite rising vegetarian trends. It cites annual meat costs and food expenditures, noting egg, cattle, and dairy bills are sizable, with meat foods dominating per-person raw food costs.
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Poareon
Supreme Court ruling on mining claims impacts tunnel access
The Supreme Court narrows rights in unpatented mineral claims while allowing tunnel claimants to enter beneath adjacent locators prior to patent. The decision, though not fully released, could surprise regions with many tunnel cases and affect future mine development.
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U.S. Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
New Subscriptions Law and Court Decisions Overview
Summary of postal law rules on continuing subscriptions, arrearages, and nonresponse. Details include deemed continuation absent notice, publisher authority to collect arrears, subscriber responsibility upon noncollection, and liability if mail is sent to former address after moving. Court rulings imply noncollection may be treated as refusal.
Fraud and notice rules in newspaper subscriptions
The text explains that paying subscribers must give notice at the end of their term if they do not wish to continue. Without notice the publisher may continue sending the paper and the subscriber bears responsibility for arrears. It notes postal laws allow publishers to arrest nonpaying readers who cancel after a period of nonpayment.
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Notice of Probate Time and Place Appointed
Public notice in the Probate Court of Sierra County New Mexico regarding the estate of William G Ritch deceased. The court issued an appointment for probate proceedings following an order dated March 6.
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Bce
William G. Ritch
Sierra County
New Mexico
Summary of Territorial Game Law Provisions
The law sets fines from 25 to 500 dollars and jail terms from 30 to 90 days for shooting elk mountain sheep beaver or ptarmigan. It limits antelope pheasant bob white quail wild pigeon to five year closed season. Deer with horns may be shot Sept 15 to Oct 31 and turtle doves Aug 1 to Sep 30. Crested quail wild turkey mountain grouse prairie chicken may be shot Oct Dec with fines 50 to 100 dollars and 30 to 60 days. It bans serving game or game fish from outside without a permit and imposes 25 to 100 dollars and 30 to 60 days for violations.
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New Mexico
Administrator's Notice for Daniel A. Saunders Estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was duly appointed administrator of the estate of Daniel A Saunders, deceased, on May 1, 1905, by the Probate Court of Sierra County New Mexico. All persons having claims against the said estate are.
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