Memorial idols gifted to New Mexico by widow of Walter Hadley
Mrs Hadley donates a collection of twenty five stone idols to the Historical Society of New Mexico. The artifacts, excavated from ancient New Mexican sites, span from crude forms to advanced carvings pre Columbus. The gift, valued for its rarity, is described as a global antiquarian treasure and will be memorialized in a case bearing Walter Hadley’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Hadley
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Historial Society
Walter ©. Hadley
Historical Society
Metropolitan Museum
New York
L. B . Prince
Smithsonian
Franciscans
Beating the Klondike Valuation by a Texan’s cure claim
A Maryville Texas man, A. Thomas, says Dr King's New Discovery cured his consumption after years of suffering and hemorrhages. He claims the tonic is priceless compared to Klondike gold and endorses its use for asthma bronchitis and throat ailments. Available at LB Nowar's drug store with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. ©. Thomas
Marynville
Tex
Klondike
Investigate Strange Minerals for Hidden Economic Value
The article urges prospectors to scrutinize minerals of odd appearance and doubt, noting that lesser valued ores can yield profit, and that external appeal can mislead. It warns many skip these due to unfamiliarity, while emphasizing broader mineral classes beyond gold and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Campa
Oddities and Aged Tales From A Turbulent Letter Column
A collection of curious notes and misprints recalling mineral misidentifications, a Las Vegas link to J B Gillespie kin, and curious gifts to Admiral Sampson. The notes mix relics of war and personal tales, including a silver jawbone gift to a naval figure and a Denver Post farewell plea from war supporters.
Capital in Mining and Overcapitalization Concerns
Mining capital should yield returns proportional to risk and industry profits. Overcapitalization burdens ventures and draws investors to smaller, lower cap projects. A prudent rule limits capital to essential costs for opening plant, ore processing, and working needs, with expert guidance. A tax on nominal capital could curb excessive paper wealth and promote uniform regulation across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnso
Mining Journal
Sad Frigeiaco
Spain to Be Black and Blue After U S Armies
A wartime quip notes Spain's colors and predicts severity of American military action. The line suggests U S forces will leave Spain with injuries and altered morale as the conflict unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Uncle Sam
Rich Sierra County Mines Promising Vast Silver and Gold Yields
The Black Range and Sierra County host many camps with substantial silver and gold deposits. Notable sites include Lake Valley’s Bridal Chamber silver, Ning Black Range yields, Hillsboro’s porphyry gold veins, Hermosa’s silver shipments, and Chloride’s Apache Mining District veins. The report urges investors to come with capital to unlock abundant ore and reach profitable returns.
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Hillsboro
Bonanza
Mesa del Oro Company
Sierra County
Hermosa Camp
Apache
Chloride
Byers Run
Tuwels
Grafton
Pest
Black Range
Mouify
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Eva G Dissinger the Jeweler
N. M
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro, New Mexico
JW. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
L. Enowers Drugegist and Stationer
Hillsboro, N. M
Keller, Miller & CO
Stock
Lake Valley
Santa FE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Denver
Omaha
St.Paul
St. Paul Falls
Eacl
St. Lopete
Harvey
F. B. Houghton Gen
el Paso Vesna
W.R. Browne
T. BF
P. A
Texas Pacific
Tran Yountain
Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Aceh
Tower
G. P&p
Dalles
Texas
P. Danpyewrars
WF & Poa
Elisan
Leni
A. Austiv
Sigrea County Advocate
Lias
B.C. Dak Advertising, Agency
Merchants Exchange
Francisco
California
Hadley Memorial
Sampson
Cheagy Times
Herall
J. B. Gillespie
Las Vegas
Admiral Sampaon
Matanzas
Tennessee
Key West
The
Denver Post
Ite Alame
Sierra Couny Mines
Tierra Blanes
Ning Black Range
Lil His
Hermosa
Higgan’s Peak
St. Cloud
Atlanta
U.S. Treasury
White Eagle
Treasury
Silver Monument
Ivanhoe
Eaparia
Emporia
Camp Kingsbury
Great Republic Group of Mines
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