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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1900

Page

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Rich Sierra County silver and gold belts foretold profits

The Black Range region near Hillsboro and Kingston hosts major silver and gold camps. Lake Valley belts yield silver from the Bridal Chamber and Hermosa, with Hillsboro’s Bonanza mine and placer riches driving expansion. Ivanhoe and Emporia veins, Great Republic group, and surrounding districts promise substantial returns for investors amid remote mining activity.

Lake Valley North Percha Tierra Blanca Kingston Hillsboro Black Range Jdosa Hermosa Hermosa Camp Apache Chloride Llere Byers Kin Cli Prage Mesa del Oro Company Sierra County Hagan's Peak Ima F St. Cloud Atlanta U.S. Treasury White I Treasury

Fragmented Adrift Texts Mention Stock Recovery and Presidential Diction

The piece weaves stray stock notices with scattered, garbled quotes about recovering stock and appointing a president. It includes jumbled phrases about leadership, self government, and the Philippines, ending with a quotation about imperial views and self rule.

A View of the Philippines by Canty From a Four Month Mission

The report describes Canty’s Philippine visit to assess conditions for Manila hemp imports and factory needs. It notes strong nationalist sentiment, distrust of Americans, and belief that a large force would be required to quell rebellion, with high costs and long odds.

Manchester Union Tites Thomas Canty Mincheapolia Philippine Wepange Manila Minnecote Gate Iowa Ludved

Tersely Told Glove Limerick History Quiz Bits

A garbled Q A from a 19th or early 20th century pamphlet mocks U S history figures including Jefferson Jackson Lincoln and McKinley. It blends claims about the Declaration of Independence, the national banks and foreign policy with stilted phrasing and misattributions.

Thomas Jefferson Win MoKinley United States Bank Andrew Jackson United States Treasury Jand McKinley United States Abraham Lincoln William McKinley Jame Monron

Mine salting as an art in early days described

A Times Democrat engineer discusses mine salting in old Mexico, noting a shift from crude schemes to more refined deception. He recalls a prospector buying or stealing a sack of high grade ore to fake value in worthless prospects.

New Orleana “Times Democrat Old Mexico

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