Sierra County Mines Promise Rich Profits For Investors
The Black Range region in Sierra County holds extensive silver copper iron and manganese prospects. Key camps include Lake Valley Kingston Hermosa Willsboro and Chloride with belts extending toward Apache Mining District and Chloride. Ivanhoe Camp Kingsbury and Great Republic mines show strong ore yields while financing implies challenges of remote camps and need for near-mining ore handling.
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Imines
Lake Valley
Percia
Tierra Llanca
Kingston
Hillsboro
Black Range
Hermosa
Hermosa Camp
Chiorico i
Byers Run
Evry
Willsboro
Bonanza
Mesa del Oro Company
Sierra County
Wold
Hagan's Peak
St. Cloud
Atlanta
White Eagle
Treasury
Grafton
Ivanhoe
R. Golper
Coe More
Camp Kingsbury
Emporia
Great Republic
Vague regional notice from January mixed garble
A fragmented OCR item mentions a January date and entities like GA Hanronk and Vira Winks with unclear actions. The readable pieces point to a local notice or public record but lack coherent facts or outcomes.
The Uncertain Stand on Self Government and Liberty
A speech fragment questions self government for a colonial population and warns against empire. It cites the Declaration of Independence as the only solid basis for lasting government and urges fidelity to liberty over worldly gains. The speaker invokes nobility, duty, and the danger of abandoning foundational principles.
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Oain Towly Abel
Debate on Filipino self rule and American duties
A speech argues the United States must stop subjugating the Philippines and instead support liberty. It contrasts educating Filipinos with direct governance, cites self rule as possible, and urges letting the republic live free like Cuba while opposing colonial domination.
New Mexico Mineral Product figures show silver and gold output
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports New Mexico silver production by year: 1896 700 000 oz $469 700. 1907 350 000 oz $209 265. 1898 150 000 oz $262 170. 1909 425 000 oz $263 210, noting misattributions to Texas Colorado and Pueblo smelters. Gold output listed: 1890 28 017 oz $475 800. 1897 22 738 oz $841 700. 1898 23 222 oz $480 000. 1900 24 100 oz $500 000. Coal 1898 863 583 tons $1 416 890. 1900 1 049 582 tons $1 600 588. New Mexico ranked 12th in gold and 10th in coal among states.
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New Mexico
Commonwealth
Texas
1 Pose
Colorado
Pueblo
Denver
United State
the Engineering and Mining Journal
el Paso
United States
Hiapate New Mexico
Santa Me New Mexican
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Paren Ore
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Ferry's Seed Annual
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Iano
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Shoei Naren Welty
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the Nation
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Sane Jad Qhasin
Eerie Yanne
Healy
Aelle
Republic
William H Hmyan
Yowat
South America
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