Public Land Notices and Forfeiture Warnings in New Mexico Mining Regions
Notices from federal land offices in Las Cruces and Hillsboro detailing filings for final proofs and com m trust claims in Sierra and nearby counties. Includes appearances, witness lists, and a notice of forfeiture for the Palomas Creek Palomas lode claims in the Paloma mining district Hermosa.
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Albuquerque
New
Ed Hopkins
Nana Lode
Paloma Mining
Sierra
New Mexico
Palomas Creel
Hermosa
Calaghan
Albatross
Palumas Creek
Bierra
Door Weat of R OC Church Item Notice
Fragmentary notice mentions location near the church on Main Street with reference to Otter for Lou and an office. No clear event or action stated in readable text.
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R. OC
U S Navy Mobilizes Forces in Mexican Waters
The report lists U S Navy ships and crews deployed along the Mexican coast and ports. It names battleships, cruisers, destroyers, transports, supply ships, and hospital ships with respective manning, marines, and officers. Admiral Badger heads to Tampico as ships assemble at Vera Cruz and Pensacola.
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Tampico
Dee Moines
Chester
Dolphin
San Francisco
Solace
Hancock
Admiral Badger
Tacoma
Nashville
Pensacola
Birmingham
Dixie
Mississippi
Mexican Pacifico
Raleigh
New Orleans
Annapolis
Yorktown
California
Glacier
Mexican Pacific Coast
Crusier South Dakota
Jupiter
Cleveland
Chattanooge
Maryland
San Diego
Secretary Garrison Seeks Navy Reform Amid Diplomatic Optimism
A Washington luncheon features Secretary Garrison endorsing a bill to create six vice admirals while noting the navy’s workings would stay the same. The speech ties naval structure to broader diplomacy and cites a parable of Brown who, idle in slack times, travels to Buffalo by Erie Canal and ultimately chooses to walk away from work after two days of reflection.
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Garrison
Wash
Ancient Apple Trees North of Mountaionir Narrated
The old apple trees near Manzano thirteen miles north of Mountaionir and ex miles north of Ouaral are said to have been planted by the Franciscans about 1620. Found by the Spanieh speaking Cabitente on their 1806 journey across the mountain. They reportedly were then as large as now and bore fruit without care or cultivation and have continued to bear fruit since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzano
Mountaionir
Ouaral
Franciscsna
Cabitente
Serosa
Mountein
Albuquerque Journal
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OLD Reliable
Sierra County 'Bank
Hillsboro, N. M
Remington
Remington CY
Crans
Remington Arms
New York
Union Saloon
Equors
Volgars
Estaquio Caravial
John E. Smith
W. S. Cooper
General Contractor
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Given, M. D
Post Office Drug Store
Hillsboro
Gond
Obas
H. Meyers
Propr
Amnijo Building
Supreme Courts of
Lexus
ELFE
Obaca
Biine Heies
Tom Murphy
Department of the Interior
Las Cruces
N. M
Anastacio Jaquez
Monticello
Hempstead
Nignel
Township
N.M. P. Meridian
U.S. Land Office
Las Graces
Paiva
Iventee Padilla
Hil
Hehestead
Ewe Ferns
Meridian
Kelley
U.S
Reuben P. Pankey
Joe Pankey
Samuel Hidalgo
Luz Garcia
Millsboro
Jose Gonzales
Kate M. Chaves
Ivy
N. Baucus
Joe T. Duran
Arrey
H .A. Wolford
Otter
Lou
Main Street
James R. Waoddill
Bonhem and
Rebber
N. Mex
TE Percha Lodge NO
C. F
E. D. Tittmann
N.G
W. A. Sheppard
Y. G
E. A. Salen
C W. West
National Forest
Datil National Forest
United States
United States Land Office
W. N
Patrick H. MecAughan
Fairview
O.M. Bruce
Anais Missioner
General Land Office
U. S. Navy
Vera Cruz
Prarie
Ington
Navy
Brown
Buffalo
Sage
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