Fourth of July preparations and local notices
Hillsboro readies for Independence Day with prices and local ads. updates on mining, post office drug store items, lectures at the court house, and various arrivals. Sheriff Chandler returns from Las Vegas. talks of ore drilling and water pumping. Local residents, merchants, and clergy listed with events, sales, and medical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Given
Ted
Gilles
Grant County
Nick Gailey
Minneapolis
Hillsboro
Post Office
Andrews
Dias
Chandler
Las Vegas
Jory Molina
Mes
W.C. Kendall
Mise Anderson
Richmond
Simmons
Korore Sgub
Kingston
Wickenburg
Arizona
Illy Carlisle
Thomas
Jey
Sucas
Towa
Iver
Joseph McConnell
Court House
C. O. Miller
W. W. Williams
Las Animas
E. Trautman
Louisburg
Troutman
Lordsburg
Rev
Joseph
Tanaday
Lal
McConnell
Hunt
Immil
Cheatham
Pont Office
Local notes mix mining toil and social chatter
Community items report Hillsboro mining progress with hoisting gear and drifting, plus local births, marriages, travel, and a string of small notices. Mentions Kingston gear, Ready Pay mining, and upcoming improvements as townsfolk attend gatherings and theaters. Other items include health cures, a dramatic account of a young woman’s life, and routine public notices.
Seven Years in Bed and a New Life Claim Notice
A fragmented 1901 notice reports Mrs. L Pease of Lawrence Kanans credited with relief after seven years bedridden due to kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration, aided by Electric Bitters. The text also includes a lengthy United States Treasury mining claim notice in New Mexico detailing location specifics, claims, and survey bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexican
Notles
Corto
Cao
United State
United States
Treasury Group
Mineral Survey No
Poche
United States Treasury
Tate
New Mexico
Cor
Hienoa
Ein
Nimondad
Wein
Nate A
Local prospecting crowds east side Cuchillog claims
Ko Pof Herrick and Ed McParlane located five claims on the east side of the Cuchillog and are now digging ten foot holes to hold locations. B Hullinger accompanies them. T Brown and Dr Howes returned to Socorro. While shasing hone for Prof Herricks last week, M Endes, the blacksmith, accidentally broke its leg. Under orders from the Prof he afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Pof
Herrick
McParlane
Cuchillog
B. Hullinger
T. Brown
Dr. Howes
Socorro
Prof
Grafton Pic nic and mining talk in county
Graffonites plan a duty picnic near The Wo A Vieper gold etke north of Grafton while reports from New York Cite discuss Fahseid od eagle ai developing the pars ai. The June Bug Mine will add cyanide processing to treat all ore grades. H C Black and J R Beam travel to Denver for machinery. An accidental killing of John T. Pritchard is noted amid misleading statements in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaling
Moe Wofk
Mr Colling
San Hany
Jistee Holmes
Cabio Ab
Apo
Tunis
Sampittug
Tye
Frank HL
Winston
San Marshal
Troy
Dines
Alrimar
Lin
Feeanhoe
Oatite
Jon
Sowetor
Adtoen
Gianni
Laine
Grafton
Avery
Tanid
Notler
Mald
Sooner
New Messes
Haak
Mindy
Aid Sierra Cotty
Wallon
New York
Erick Rosenteen
June Bug
Red River
H.C. Black
J. R. Beam
Denver
Santa Fe
Chloride
John T. Pritchard
Dows
Ashale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sierra County Advocate
W. C. Taoursos
Ajax
Christ Church
Dily
Mia
Jim Dalglish
Jim
Levi Strauss & CO
Peru
Franeleco
Hillsboro Gold Mining and Milling Company
Sinve
Kangaroo Ring
Northwest
Bhitea
Andy
Hunt's Cire
Post Cities
Lake Valley
Bone
Miltore
Ste
C. B
Annie Lauri
Kath- Toon Mayaroe
Ley
Minnie Day
Satar
Thomas Jobson
Myrile
Macon
City
Str
Croutine
Titususiness
Mre
WK. Haviland
Armonk
Dr. King
Earth
C. Muller
DC Fire
Deming Hil
Thomas McMahan
Hell
Diorlling Humedy Co
Boston
Qaiekly
Gentle Bat Feeuve
Miller
Drag
Buevey
Koons
Bowre North
Arthid Degrean
S. Ishent
Toinuter
Atone
Nary
Sovarro County
Hiocorta
Maid Batorro County
Recorder
Sierra County
Wid Birra
Upil
Elaine
Biret
Miller's
Roelofs
Henry H. Roelofs & CO
Philadelphia
Sierra County Bank
JW. Zollaks
W. H. Bucher
C.C. Miller
Jas. Dalglish
California
Keller, Miller & CO
Firat Honda
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro “St
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