Bienna County Advocate Announces Post Office Mailing Status
The Bienna County Advocate notes its entry at the Hillshe County New Mexico post office for transmission through the U S mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
2
The Bienna County Advocate notes its entry at the Hillshe County New Mexico post office for transmission through the U S mails as second class matter.
Friday May 24 1907 Local items report Earl Wilson clerking for T C Long and a preview of events tomorrow night. Hillsboro faces hay and timber shortages while several light showers fell this week. Sylvia Anderson closed private school last Friday and Murphy building adobe work continues. Paul Given expected back from Roswell Military School tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Tanne Knight and two daughters visited Hillsboro last Saturday. George T Miller now offers ice cream at Post Olive Drug Store. E H Bickford of Jake Valley Mines spent yesterday in Hillsboro. W C Kendall returned from Fort Dodge with a carload of horses. Misses Jones of Idaho Springs employed at Sierra Consolidated boarding house. Mr and Mrs J C Plemmons stayed at Plemmons ranch on the Rio Grande. A meeting is set for June 1 to plan the fourth of July celebration. Chas H Meyers left for San Diego for several weeks recreation. Henry Lyons, father of Alma Lyons jailed, arrived from the Burro mountains Grant County.
A vintage styled patent remedy notice promotes Simmon's Sareapanila 16 the King of Tonics promising increased appetite and energy. Claiming to revive laughter and vigor, the ad urges purchase at the Post Office Drug Store.
Legal notice M A No 828 notices Elephant Gold Mines Company applying for a United States patent to the Elephant Group of Mines in Socorro County New Mexico. James Fitch, agent, states the application covers multiple Elephant lode claims in Wick Bay Mining District and details survey bearings, corners, and locations on surface described by meters and bounds, with referenced corners and markers.
Fragmentary OCR describes adjoining mining claims and correlative survey lines near a water corner, with references to Elephant No 7 and No 4, corner coordinates, stone mounds, and posts. The document cites a patent, location dates, and a recorder’s notation, including a May publication date and a Buckne Van Parties attribution.
The notice states that administrators Newland and Haider notify all heirs and interested parties that an unexpended tax and expenditures totaling $100 have been incurred on Independence and Yellowsteug mining claims in Sierra County New Mexico. If contributions are not made by the required parties within the statutory time, their interests may vest in the undersigned under section 2204, with first publication May 10 1907.
Probate Judge of Sierra County announces final commutation proof for claim No. 4002 in section 18 township 168 range SW. Proof will be made before the Probate Clerk at Hillsboro New Mexico on June 10 1907. Witnesses testifying include James P. Parker Burt V Cowley Robert Reay Thomas A Robison and Evce nk Van Patre. First publication May 5 1907.
Jacobo Candelaria of Arrey New Mexico has filed notice to make final proof for his homestead entry number S450. He will prove continuous residence and cultivation at Hillsboro Valencia County on June 10 2007 with witnesses Dolores Abeyta Epifanio Rivera Urbano Arey and Severiano Bow. Proceedings recorded by Probate Clerk Siena Co.
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington confirms First National Bank of Eagle in Houle Sierra County New Mexico complied with federal statutes. The document, dated April 27 1907, authorizes banking authority under Revised Statutes and outlines compliance verification by Deputy Comptroller. Public notice issued May 1907.
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