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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
3
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Mike Moffitt and A Lareb with M E Silver-Tip visit Hillsboro this week. Manuel Munoz dies at his home on the Reaer Brion. Will Cooper moves his partner business to the Alert building. Mrs Heffenan, jail guard’s wife, lives here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dell Benson visit from their ranch. W S Hopewell travels to Albuquerque then Hermosa and beyond. County commissioners plan a special session Monday on assessment taxation. G J Helton ill, under Dr Given care. KE A Salen becomes agent for Steadfort Mills Cohoes NY. displays samples. Mrs J W Zollera departs for El Paso and Los Angeles. Mrs W L O Kelly and daughter Mantle visit Mesilla Valley then Hillsboro. Miss Mary Martin leaves after teaching here. Mr and Mrs Robert Marto visit from Quehillo by auto. Forest Ranger M Howells in Hillsboro on official business. ranger station proposed near Henry Brown’s. Snowfall in Black Range about 61 inches. J O Plemmons ex-treasurer Sierra County stays in Las Cruces. may relocate to Hillsboro if a house is found.
A frontier notice warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co and Hall's Family Pills, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism. Reports mention wolves affecting cattle, a gunshot injury to Ramirez, and cautions about colds leading to serious diseases in children.
Sheepherder reports a man’s skeleton about fifteen miles southeast of Gran Quivera. The body likely died six months ago, no clothing or identifying items found, and a burned wagon’s irons were located nearby. George Spencer J. filed the initial report with Carrizozo Outlook noting further investigation.
The United States Land Office in Las Cruces announces queuing of unappropriated public lands in New Mexico under an act approved June 20 1910. It invites adverse claimants to object or prove mineral character in lands described by sections 24 and 21 in township 14 south range 2 west with a February 14 publication date and Jose Gonzales as Register.
Notice records a mining location for the Monette vein in Sierra County New Mexico. It lists serial no 07874, claim boundaries and adjoining surveys, with description of vein size mound of stone and surrounding terrain. Filed at the United States Land Office Las Graves dated December 26, 1912, signed by Josh Gonzales, Registrar.
An advertisement extols Chamberlsip's Tablets as a cure for constipation claiming many have been permanently cured. The brief note notes for sale by and all dealers as the distribution line.
Publication of New Mexico game law extracts covering hunting seasons for deer, turkey, quail, doves, waterfowl, and other species. Limits and licenses specified for residents and nonresidents, with season dates from 1912 and a $150 general license plus $10 nonresident license.
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