Arbor Day Proclamation and Local Railroad Notes in Sierra County
Railroad timetable shows Lake Valley service with a Sunday train removal and daily operation except Sunday. A Republican delegate convention is scheduled in Hillboro on March 3, 1900 to elect delegates for the Territorial and national conventions. Arbor Day proclamation formalizes tree planting in schools on March 9, 1900, with county superintendents to announce local observance dates.
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Lake Valley Station
Lake Valley Branch
R.J Jonson
Sierra
Hilleboro
Socotro
Philadelphia
Lake Valley
Millshore
Kinston
Las Palomas
Cuchilio
Marthe Propsas
Joan
Ry Legates
Daly Gat
Sirview
Deleg Tor
Engle
Tierra Blanca
Stelag
Stray Stock Recovery Notice in Sierra County
Notice declares intent to engage in recovering stray stock in Sierra County. Request information on cattle or stock in possession and authority to recover, offering reasonable rates for services. Contact Jenne in Hillboro New Mexico.
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Sierra County
Jenne, Hilleboro
N.M
Caparkh Catarrh Cure Promoted Despite Controversy
An item criticizes a patent remedy claiming to cure catarrh, alleging it is quack medicine. It notes misprinted claims, a long-standing prescription, and warnings about unsafe, unproven internal use. Additionally, a report mentions Mormon elders distributing free ball pitches in town and a San Marcial agent promoting Kentucky Comfort Whisky.
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Rosette
Kelley
San Mareial
Uge
Moreman Church
Tony Wide
Mendicanta
San Marcial Bee
Republican primary delegates chosen for county convention
The text lists delegates Sollenberger and Dr. Taylor elected from precinct Nod Bed to attend the County Convention in Hillborn on March 3, 1900. It details resolutions about party adherence, support for veterans relief, and notes on political and demographic topics, with mentions of local events and pastor notices.
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Elestin
Deleughten
Hilleborn
SA Sollenberger
Taylor
Matai
Moxi Honda
Hillsboro Mines and Mills Gold and Copper Output
Hillsboro district report for the week ending Thursday March 1 1900 notes activity at the Outwur of Hillsboro mines and mills. Production and development details are summarized for several properties including gold and copper workings.
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Hilleboro
Local Items Highlight Mining Moves and Town News
Hon Nick Galles and partner Mr Kennedy from Arizona are in camp. Mareball of the Wicks mine returns from St Louis. A. W. Harrie, miner, lawyer and writer from Albuquerque, is in town. Premier to Lac Cruces next week to help draw jury for U8 Court. Mrs Morse of Doover Colo visits family. Bickford family noted. Myers in poor health at Palones Hot Springs. Johnny Anderson becomes delivery clerk at T C Long's. Ed Welch's mother dies after illness. Paper error about barber shop prices caused confusion. Mrs Harbison leaves for British Columbia. Mrs Ball returns from Santa Fe. Lockwood due from Denver. Hillsboro delegates elected for Republican convention. Wonderland Vitricope two-shows at Gallon Hall. Manuel Aragon from Alamogordo visits Hillsboro. partnership dissolved with Alert. Aragon and Chacon seek new field. Wellgehausen aids in mining ventures.
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Morse
Rewiloat
Doover
Colo
BK. A. Bickford
Reg Cel Myers
Palones
Mining operations renew ban and new ore discoveries reported
The report notes renewed bans on active mining at Wicks nod aragements and mentions a series of mining actions. Charles Anderson seeks to buy Good Hope Bananas Co. mines while Eldorado workers start a tunnel and belt sinking. Warren mine adds thirty workers by April, with plans for loans and a new oxidized poll vein on Golden property. A shipment of 200 ore is set for Happy dock, with Odell showing strong ore, Freiburg’s limited development, and Baile pipeline work to supply a mill.
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Charles Anderson
Good Hope Bananas Co
Eldorado
Hopewell
Warren
Bond Bids Sought by Sierra and Rio Arriba County Officials
The commissioners of Sierra and Rio Arriba Counties in New Mexico invite bids until April 10 for the sale of bonds not exceeding 60,000 to refund outstanding notes. Bonds mature in 1888 and 1889 with a 4 percent interest rate, redeemable after twenty years. Bidders must deposit 500 dollars with bids. the county reserves the right to reject all. James Dal, Chair, County Commissioners.
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Riera County
New Mexico
Biores
Wai Bowie
Sierra County
Honda
Maid County
Iemiet
Honsia
Ixmuedd
Conety Ib
James Dal
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J Jobeon
Territory
Echorts
Miguel A. Otero
Eliquetie
Correo
Spain
Oliva
Barcelona
Aikens S.C
All America
Kit Americney
L. BR. Nowers
Black Range
Walker Milling and Mining Company
Walker and Taylor
McDonald Brothers
Wild
Joe Oliver
Keen
Makipurge
Henderson
G. W Hawking
Colorado Springs
Walle
Lake Valley News
Andrews
Ed Patton
Wine Lacy Cox
Weloek
Morgana Boll Merc Fon
el Paso
John Slade
Mr. Slate
Ron Jobson
Bo Dobson
Mr Slade
Mir Slade
Scotty
Stade
Hall
Halls
Jan
Cheney & Vo
Dragwiate
GM Porntineon Ie Eele
Thiniaeran
Awe Howe
Ians
Hoallerich Tabalartey
Hevenien
Boom Boworth
Owill
Tomy
van Vatarmonan
Min Kptron
Patrick Gali
Williams
United States
Jones
Hiisboro
Levi Strauss & CO
Hillsboro Mines and Mills
Loung 1
Nick Galles
Mr Kennedy
Arizona
Mr. Mareball
Wicks
St. Louis
A. W. Harrie
Albuquerque
Alaya
Lac Cruces
Johnny Anderson
T.C. Long's
Welch
Mr. Welch
Abe
Mra. Harbison
W.O. Thompson
Ball
Santa Fe
Mr Lockwood
Denver
Hillaboro
H Bacher
Thos
Pedro Garcia
Torina Ribera
Abel Chavez
Urbano Arrey
Barnes
Doge
Povira
Wonderland Vitricope Company
Gallon Hall
Manuel Aragon
Alamogordo
Mr. Chacon
Hillsboro
Mr. Alert
Mesara
Aragon
Chaco
Julian Wellgehausen
Catire
Dalegrigg
Fairview
Conetral
Grant County
Tim
Mr Wellgehausen
Bbue
Sierra Cuoty
Wivkw
Kon Anal
Arsenaor Kelley
Bien
Leip
Olver Leag
Capitol Eureka
Warry
Dark Hakr Diamont
Rive Shiidan
Matt
Wools
Ginefield Butler
Fo Lee
OU Io
Odell
Keoning Ban
Freiburg
Te Annis
Prippe
Lonaere
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