Ex-President Harrison Dies in Indianapolis
The Sierra County Advocate reports Harrison's death in Indianapolis on a Wednesday, noting a succession of illnesses as the cause. Other local notices appear in the issue, including postal classifications and official paper status for the newspaper.
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Harrison
Indianapolis
Local court fines for Sunday law violation in Lana county
Court opened at Las Craces last Monday. Nine persons were fined $15 for violating the Sunday law. Dispatches report General De Watt te demented and the gossiped state of mind threatens J B who may retire with his tatty lion in Boorland.
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Las Craces Tast
Kogliah
de Watt
de Wett
J B
Boorland
Proposing Coal Oil Tax Fails in Legislature
The legislature rejects Mr. Winston's plan to fine anyone shipping coal oil below 120 proof. Proponents lament gag rule limits while trusts watchdogs sidetrack reform. The text requires license posting and bans unlawful trading with one year license forfeiture for violations.
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Winston
House of Commons
New Mexico Law Bans Liquor and Tobacco Sales to Minors
A 1901 law in New Mexico prohibits selling or giving intoxicating liquor or tobacco to anyone under 18 at schools or educational institutions unless a parent or guardian consents. It also restricts minors from gambling or loitering near premises selling these items and sets penalties of fines or short prison terms for violations. Executive approval was dated February 18, 1901, with a mandate to post the law publicly in establishments.
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Thirty-Fourth Legislative Assembly
New Mexico
Favorite Prescription Ad Promises Health For Women
An ad touts a medical guide and remedy for women during life changes. It promotes a classic favoring regimen, claiming regularity and health benefits without alcohol. The notice invites readers to request Dr Pharos Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail.
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Pharos
Sant Frre
Tan
Malling
Texas mining law reform bill described by El Paso Record
The El Paso Industrial Record reports a Texas mining law revision proposed by the Chamber of Commerce with Judge L H Davin drafting. The bill, based on U S law, shifts to leasing and annual state payments of 25 dollars credits patent holders, aims to boost prospecting and state revenue, and will be published when enacted.
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Chamber of Commeros Hina
L. H. Davin
Mines and Mining
Southwest International Miners’ Association
Austin
Texas
el Paso Industrial Record
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured locally. internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces, prescribed by leading physicians for years, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Oawvey & Vo
Toledo
Advances in Hillsboro Mines and Sierra County Prospects
Readable notes detail Hillsboro ore geology and production prospects, including fissure veins with copper and silver values, placer fields, and potential for modern mills. Claims like the Bonanza, Richmond, and Lady Franklin cited for significant outputs. large-scale consolidation and new leases expand exploration and development across Sierra County.
Notice of Forfeiture for Boulettt Mine in Sierra County
Notice to A J Boblitt and others that Thomas Mahar claims forfeiture under Section 2824 of the Revised Statutes for the Boulettt Mine in the Lag Animas Mining district Sierra County. Publication notice states forfeiture of co owners’ rights if failure to contribute funds by the deadline, with record in Doha County records. First publication February 15 1901.
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A. J. Boblntt
Thomas Mahar
Boulettt
Sierra County
Doha
Noom
Ijl
United States
Wittin
Sant Kevteed
Pir Bathiestion Ra
Notice to heirs on Yankee mining claim in New Mexico
Thos Ashton expended one hundred dollars yearly for 1898 1899 and 1900 on the Yankee blain claim in Black Range Mining District Sierra County Territory of New Mexico. If you do not contribute your share within 90 days after publication your interest will vest in the undersigned under Section 2324. First publication January 25 1901.
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Dornil Iety
U. S. Tressery
Cuchillo
Hermosa
Hillsboro
Mexico
Kingston
Cabulloneat
Rio Grande
Kansas City
Camilos
Arimendschz Grout
AL & Santo Fe Mat
Catiroau
el Paso
Carpenter
Machio
Lake Valley
Kansas
Bist
Welle
Ne. Desaury
Hilaboro
T. T. Wolffenden
Henry Lyons
Thos. Ashton
Black Range
Sierra County
Territory of
New Mexico
United States
Ashton Kingston
S. M
Redemption Notice for County Bonds in New Mexico
Treasury of New Mexico issues redemption notice for bonds of Bernal County New Mexico. It lists a bond amount of 1 000.00 and states interest payable forty days after publication. Dated in Alamogordo February 1901 signed by Joan C Clemmons treasurer.
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Berta
New
New Mexico
A.D
Akio
Honda No
AC Hillaboro
Joan C. Clemmons
Treasuy
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