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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate published by C Thompson is entered at Hillsboro Post Office Sierra County New Mexico for transmission through the U S mails as second class matter.
In New Mexico Territory in May 1907 Alma Lyons and Valentina Madrid faced trial for murder with Francisco Baca. The jury convicted Baca of first degree murder. Madrid and Lyons were sentenced to be hanged on June 7 1907 after statements accusing Baca of plotting the crime.
Legal notice outlines Elephant Gold Mine Company applying for a patent to several Elephant lodes and Townsite Lode within the Black Range district in Socorro County New Mexico. The filing, filed under Arizona and New Mexico authorities, cites mineral surveys and location coordinates with detailed boundary bearings and section descriptions.
A detailed posting describes survey and boundary markers for the Elephant Site near Portillo in the United States Land District at Las Cruces. It notes specific stationing figures, stone monuments, and corner posts with dates of first publication May 3. The document records directions and measurements tied to land parcels and government land records.
Sheriff Tafoya announces a public sale at the Sierra County court house to satisfy a judgment for replevin against Tohotke, including a rockbound wagon with top and a light buggy bar set. The sale occurs Monday May Day at the east front door to the court house.
A forfeiture notice to W S Nowlind and all claimants states the undersigned has spent 100 for labor and improvements on the Independence and Yellowstone mining claims in the Las Animas Mining District Sierra County Territory of New Mexico. It warns that failure to contribute or oppose within a specified period will transfer the property under Section 234. Published February 23, 107.
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