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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1916

Page

2

Border Tensions Rise as National Guard Mobilizes

Sierra County Advocate reports Washington reacting to the Big Bend incident. Mexican raids prompt orders for New Mexico Arizona and Texas guards and regular troops, expanding forces toward about 60 000 though estimates say 150 000 are needed. New Mexico may furnish 1000 men Arizona 695 and Texas 2236 for border service.

Grepo Boringa Boquilla Washington New Mexico Arizona Texas

Mexican raid sparks plea over Columbus border case

A fragmentary editorial argues against presidential clemency for Villa bandits involved in the Columbus massacre. It insists New Mexico should settle the issue without U.S. interference and supports allowing the court to proceed with trial and judgment. The piece urges recognition of American rights amid Mexican border tensions.

Biggin S.A Ceyerdl Villa Columbus New Mexico Republic of Mexico Big Bend

Kingston Mining Activity Sparks Prospect of Development

Kingston cattlemen round up as Mrs Brown and kin travel to Deming. Sheriff Kendall leads a party of mining men visiting Kingston while N S Finch and group inspect local mines. Rumor points to upcoming development on South Peroha creek as miners scout the camp.

W. C. Kendall Kingston N.S. Finch

Hillsboro Notes On School Return And Local Moves

Miss Mary Lou Swope completes a successful Hillsboro school term and the board of education hopes she returns next year. Neil Sullivan relocates his business from Wedgwood corner to the old Mercantile building. A. M. Gillespie returns from El Paso. Turtle dove season opens August 18. Rooms to let at the Parsonage, inquire of J. Bender opposite the Parsonage.

Mary Lou Swope Hillsboro Board of Education Ghaniwons Deming Graphic Neil Sullivan Wedgwood Corner A.M. Gillespie el Paso Bender

Rural Schools Suggestions for Attracting Boys to Class

The article argues poor attendance, weak enforcement, and lack of authority undermine rural schools. It suggests permanent rules, carpentry instruction, and handiwork play equipment to engage students, especially larger boys, including carpentry duties for students and play structures like teeters and a swinging pole to make school more attractive.

Iin Dora

Election Proclamation Calls County Vote on Prohibition

A petition filed with the Sierra County New Mexico Board of County Commissioners seeks an election to vote on prohibition. The motion targets precinct eight within Sierra County’s boundaries.

Board of County Commissioners Sierra County New Mexico Board of County Commissions State of New Mexico

Election Prohibition Vote Set for Cuttera Village

Sierra County officials order a special election in Cuttera Village Mexico on May 16 1916 to decide prohibition. Judges John Richardson R J Latham Bruce Miller appointed with clerks A B Lowell J B. T to oversee voting at George W Curry’s office. Only qualified electors may vote as per board directives.

Sierra New Mexico Cutterra Mexico Sierra County George W. Curry Cutter John Richardson R. J. J. Latham Bruce Miller Ssr A.B. Lowell J.B. T Y.ter Board OF Commission ERMA Nell Fultivan

Foreclosure Notice in Sierra County New Mexico

Special Master announces sale of an undivided one half interest in the Southery Gross Mine and Overtok Mine located in Sierra County New Mexico to satisfy a judgment with 8 percent interest from March 1916. Sale to be at Hillsboro court house on July 22 1916 at 10 a.m. Cash to highest bidder. Lila Wolfc Special Master Hillsboro NM attorney for plaintiff. First pub April 21 1916.

N.S. Fine N.S Pinch State of New Mexico County of Sierra M. Robins Alamil Dr. S. Pinch Mes. N Robina Dallas Pal Boereinaler Hillsboro Sierra Genty Jerra Jerra, and State of New Mexico Gross Sierra County H. A. Wolford

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Advocate O. Thompson the Kaiser V. Carrevan Sparm Grannie Washington J. Brown John Kinney Johnny Brown Deming Peroha Creek Thority Reata B.S. KY Errs Will M. Robins Pisintis U S. Patent Office F. W. Mister Lamb Valley Thedford Thedfords Tome Enoijrate Ufe Thalord Moe Eviee A Co Mdanut Iturera D. Swift Seventh St Washington, D.C Corn Tossel
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