Notice of Sheriff Sale Under Execution in New Mexico Territory
Notice of Sheriff Sale issued from Sierra County Court after Daniel O Knight recovered $306.96 in damages plus costs from Weld C Chandler. Sheriff J. S. W Sanders to auction Chandler's undivided 1 13 interest in Kingston water works at 2 pm November 19, 1892, at Hillsboro front court door, for cash. Includes description of affected lots and water works assets. Also contains an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment with testimonials and local druggist C. C. Miller cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O Knight
C. Chandler
Third Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Sierra
District Court
Daniel O. Knight
Weld
Chandler
A.D
Costa
W Sanders
Sierra County
Dollara Costa
Ward C. Chandler
Kingston
County of
Territory
Towit
Lota
Rathelay
Old Court House
Hillsboro
N. M
Time Table and Notices From Sierra County
A late nineteenth century collage notes a rail timetable for Sierra County with connections at Lake Valley and Natt, plus assorted items including a rheumatism cure testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm, a not guilty verdict in the Iams hanging case, a hunting anecdote in Missouri about magnetite ore, and miscellaneous ads and household tips. The miscellany references 1892 dates, places like Lowell Nebraska and Ironton Missouri, and names such as Jas Coreaux and C C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddamus
Chaimberlain
Jas. Coreaux
Lowell
Neb
C.C. Miller
Co Pak partnership dissolves at Parlor Saloon Hillsborough NM
Notice states the co partnership formerly known as the Parlor Saloon in Hillsborough New Mexico ends by mutual consent. James W Stuck retires, Thomas Murphy takes over the business and all debts. debtors urged to report to Murphy at the Parlor Saloon. Also reports a murdered traveler head found near Sulphur Springs bones and a coyote sighting. Telegram notes Apaches possibly raiding after Mexican officers killed. Bilver City Mayor Flowing receives alert from Duncan Arizona Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborough
Calor
James W. Stuck
Thomas Murphy
Old Ward
Stuc Hillaborough
N.M
Det
Flowing
Bilver City
Duncan
A. T
J. W. Fleming
Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment praised as cure
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment as a remedy for chronic sore eyes tetter salt rheum scald head eczema and itch among other ailments It claims hundreds of cures after other treatments failed and notes 25 and 80 cent packaging A New Mexico collectables bid and a croup remedy claim are also mentioned with local sellers C Miller listed as druggist
Navajo Indian Trouble Sparks Request for Troops
Washington dispatch describes an incident near Round Rock Round Rock involving Black Horse and followers who attacked David L. Sutey an Indian agent and his staff while seeking to block Navajo children from attending the Fort Defiance school. Sutey requests U S troops to punish the attackers and enforce schooling. The report notes Navajo numbers and school age census as well as ongoing efforts to educate on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Rock
Carrizo Mountain
Black Horse
Scchool
Chee
Mr. Habbe
Chas. Mitchell
Black Hot
Tuow
United States
David L. Suteey
U.S
Fort Defiance
Kingston Nuptials Link West Family to Hopewell Hopewell
Marriage near Kingston New Mexico on Wednesday November 6 in the bride’s home at the Williard Hopewell residence. Bride Annie West is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. West of Kingston and sister to Mrs. Zollars and Mrs. Bucher. Groom Williard S. Hopewell is a leading county figure and wealthy businessman. Couple depart for a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. M
Isle
Williard
Hopewell
Misa Annie West
West
J. W. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
New Mexico
W. Hopewell
Sierra
Local Jottings From Hillsboro Polls and Social News
G W McAffee known as Spike, a coroner candidate who fell and remains bedbound, voted on a stretcher. County dance drew over fifty couples at the new Court House with carriages by Geo Ross. Mrs W B Beck from Oakland visits Grayson family. plans to return home. Bilhay and E M Otis guests of Owen McDonald. Bilhay may settle in Hillsboro. Cain of Kingston heads to Idaho Springs. his wife already there. Allen and Dona Nickle hosted a party. Sheriff Sanders re election brought nearly one thousand dollars. Catron collected about $700 in salary. H E Rickert to open bakery and lunch parlor. Tom Handel to start a meat market. Peter Galles suffered heart trouble but recovered. Republicans active. Democrats held their own. Robin led school superintendent votes for Democrats but was weakest countywide. Walt Sanders led Sheriff race. his record cited. Miss Lilia Campbell to join The Advocate’s composing room. Myrtle Marteoli to Pittsburgh. Office seeks young man for printing. All elected officers praised. election over, business resumes. Mrs J B McPherson’s condition improves. H Magne queried Harrison victory. response: Cleveland elected. The Magoos are Republicans.
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W. B. Beck
Oakland
California
Grayson
Beck
Targent Fruit and Commission
Pacific Coast
Ray Grayson
Bilhay
Hullsboro
Allen
Dona Nickle
S. W. Sanders
T. B. Catron
H. E. Rickert
Chloride
Tom Handel
Hillsboro
Peter Galles
Cev. E. Robin
Walt Sanders
Anyother
Lilia Campbell
Advocate
Myrtle Martaoli
Pittsburgh
George Marteoli
Pennsylvania
J. B. McPherson
H. Magne
Washington Wemslay
Harrison
Cleveland
Highest of all in Leavening Power Royal ABSOLUT
Allan I. Macdonald a Democratic War Horse of Grant County sends a dispatch from Silver City on Nov 10 1802 noting small Democratic margins except for the sheriff. It mentions F C Martsolf planning to relocate to Pittsburg Pa with his brothers in building and contracting, visiting Hillsboro for mining affairs, and a banjo serenade for The Advocate editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan I. Macdonald
Grant County
Silver City
N. ML
Advocate
Hilleboro
Mo Grant
Sierra
Kingston News highlights mining ventures and legal cases
Exchanged notes discuss the Brush Heap mine near Kingston yielding over a million in silver and gold and sale by Mason and O'Neil. A legal suit involving Seigletz is decided in his favor. Local mining figures Ballheimer Ely and Burns are noted for properties and travels reflecting regional activity.
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Sierra County
Kingston
Mason
O'Neil
Seigletz
Hun
Denver
New Mexic
Detroit
Mexico
Kansas
Scotland
Stuart
Ley and
Bennett
Ki Idefendanta
Seiglete
Election Night Report Declares Cleveland Victory Across States
Nov 9 reports from New York and Washington detail Democratic gains coast to coast. Cleveland carried New York by united Democrats, with Illinois and New England leaning toward Republicans. The White House weathered the day calmly as betting on outcomes rewarded big-money bettors like Dwyer and O Donahue.
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W. Sande
Sierts
Chamberlain
Witherell
Fort Madison
Iowa
D. AL Barr
Trackburn
Seth Moore
WM. Jenks
Atte
Hillsboro, NM
Matt
Tawne Ullice
Lake Valley
Ya A. Wi
Natt
Iams
Thewba
Trie
Ironton
Apyovare
The
New York Tribune
Bertha Ander
Garttha
Weil
Charles Homo
Cele
Tressel
John Bennett
Kingston, N
P Mill
South Parcha
Winter Boarders
Riverside
Rancm
Rincon
Mr&. G
Read
Hugh McDonald
Col. Hafford
Sulphur Springs
W. H. Finley
Mr. Finley
McDonald
Tombstone Prospector
W. L. Biggs
X.Q. Patterun
Eddy, N. M
Albia
J. J. Wolfe
Croup
C. Miller
Druggiat
Washington
Indian Bureau
Arizona
Ft. Defiance
Indian Affairs
D.C
Jorn
R. C. Troeger
Frank I
Cuchillo Negro
Edward Fest
Remington
el Paso
Deming
Mean
Fort Bowie
Kid
Canon
Ariz
G. W. McAffee
Spike
Lis
New Court House
Geo. Ross
Hon. Cain
Idaho Springs
Col
Leavening Powe
F.C. Martsolf
Pittsburg
Martsolf
Dacember
Jaltice Misa Myrtle
George Martaolf
Insteve
Troeger
Bonanza
France
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Kingston News
Salt River
Ballheimer
Kentuck Mountain
Bonanza Hill
Mr. Ballheimer
Bob. Ely
Bob
T. T. Wolfendin
North Porcha
Judge Burns
U.S. Gov't Report
LY Pure
New York
Congress
New York State
New Jersey
Keane
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Tribune
Russell
New England
Grover
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
the Inquirer
Illinois
Chicago
Atates
Inquirer
Republican Party
White House
National Capital
Executive
John W. Foster
International Monetary Conference
Bey All Right
Mike Dwyer
Dwyer
Joseph O'Donahue
Indiana
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