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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
3
Local columns report on Post Office Drug Store items, visits by G W Graynon and Bush of the Albuquerque Journal-Democrat, and travel by Sheriff Chandler and various residents. crew changes at El Oro mine, union bar floor upgrade, and mining progress at Cuchillo mountains.
The firm shifts plans to build its first dry concentrating plant in Denver Colorado with a daily capacity of 400 tons. Nelson and Thurmond departed for Denver while others planned immediate ore shipments. Detachment papers were served on leasers of a preceding project as the Arizona legislature enacts monthly payment requirements for companies. Letters describe extensive details of the new concentrator’s facilities and processes, including crushers, jigs, Wilfley tables, a brick-making line, a dry kiln, and gas works.
Lanthers LOANDIES At the Post Office Frank H. Winston returned from his trip east early last week, leaving Mrs. Winston at the Battle Creek sanitarium in Michigan where she has undergone an operation for a tumor. The Trujillo freight teams went out loaded with ore from the Keystone mine the first of the week. This is the ore the Terry Brow have worked out with the expected to be a good grade gold ore. The Terry Bros. are in again and will link 200 feet on the old Black Hawke property in the mouth of Black Hawk gulch in the Apache mining district above Chloride. Boston capital is behind the enterprise. John Beanan assisted by Lou Kruse is sorting and sacking a shipment of ore from the Hoosier Bay mine at Chloride. They are after the tellurium ore found by C. A. Codding during bus lease and bond on that property. Judge H E Patrick performed his first marriage ceremony on Meresndo Buca and Juaseta Padillo last Friday. The contracting portion are residents of Chix on Cachillo creek seven miles below Pairview. John Saucier has started up his raw mill. This is a much needed move as the lumber famine has got so acute that the only means of supply was to ship it in from the railroad or tear down old buildings. Harry Mabry and partner left for Bland on Monday morning's stage. They expect to work at the Albemarle mine for a few months and return in time to do assessments this fall. Stage Driver Allen received word Saturday by telegram from Denver to have accommodations for two mining men to proceed to Fairview Monday. They failed to turn up, but are expected later.
In La Punta Bonora Mexico the writer visits Moctezuma Copper Co works near Naconari in the Moctezuma district. The plant yields 18 to 20 tons of copper daily, powered by a south power house with eight gas engines and eight dynamos, plus a 200 horsepower Corliss engine driving a large dynamo. Ore from mines four miles east travels to the concentrator via a three foot narrow gauge railroad.
A playful first person tale follows a stamp stuck on a perfumed pink envelope. It travels by postal service to arrive with a girl who reads it, endures a rough reaction, and ends with affectionate yet clumsy romance as the stamp remains attached.
The Ohio State Journal notes a war tax reduction effective July 1 that lowers taxes on checks receipts promissory notes money orders and related financial instruments. Exemptions apply for amounts under 2000 and above 82000 with a 25 cent rate per 8500. certain items like insurance leases mortgages and proprietary medicines are repealed.
An old Winchester veteran praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the cure for his wife after long illness despite doctors’ care. The ad notes 250 at C C Miller’s drug store and mentions other local notices about undertaker calls and mine managers dying suddenly, including LD Fisher at Lake Valley and Walter Hadley.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful running sore on his leg but writes that Bucklow's Amion Salve wholly cured it in five days For Ulcera Wounds Pilea be the best salve in the world Cure guaranteed Only 25e Sold by C O Miller druggist
Department of the Interior contest notice records a land entry No. 2074 made July 7 and a challenge by Horace F. Walker. The notice requests proof of cultivation and occupancy and schedules a hearing. Emil Bolignag, registrar, issues the first publication dated April 26, 1901.
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