Election aftermath hopes and Sierra County praise
From Mr. Wagner in East Las Vegas on November 23 1896 the letter expresses hope for revived business and fewer tramps after the election the belief that silver will advance values and renew the western fight in 1900 praise for Sierra County and Borgusson with a large ticket majority and best wishes to readers as Treman joins G Waasen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burron
Sierra County
New Mexico
Hepublicaviem
Borgusson
Treman
G. Waasen
Bucklen's Armor Salve and mining notes headline
An odd mix of patent medicine promotion for Bucklen's Armor Salve priced at 25 cents per box, plus a long Eastern mining update covering timber, placer gold, silver, and tellurium prospects in Colorado and New Mexico. Included are local society notes on people, visits, and Thanksgiving events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Nowers
New Mining Venture Near Dripping Springs in New Mexico
Miners Charles Gardner and H. Baum, locators of several claims, plan development near Dripping Springs in the San Andreas. Blue and yellow rock samples attract eastern buyers who say the bone stone is desirable. Wagon transport to Lava to begin soon, with A G Miller of Taos as general agent for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Gardner
H. Baum
New Mexico
Dripping Springs
San Andreas
A.G. Miller
Taos, N. M
San Marcial Bee
Misinformation and a San Francisco boxing title clash
The document mentions a public statement from Secretary Ignacio Mariscal via a journalist, urging publicity. details a December 9 bout for the Nations Athletic Club in San Francisco with a $10 000 prize and a ten round limit. A prison break narrative follows, recounting Dowell and Coleman using a key plan to escape with a jail wall ladder and a dramatic midnight breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bob
Nations Athletic Club of
San Francisco
Conjong
Wolf J
Fitz
Bicycles for 75 Open Stock Sale 1897 Models
In stock under a dozen 1896 Pinatype specials closing out for cash at 75. 1897 models arrive at 8100. High grade wheels with one year guarantee from sale date. Once present stock is exhausted no more available. A season chance to buy a high grade wheel at a medium price. Over GUO sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guo
Deaths and a Catarrh Cure Ad
The notice reports the death of Mrs J. A. Robinson from acute pneumonia on November 10 at 1 p.m. in Dubuque Iowa and extends condolences to her husband. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with testimonials and a $100 reward for non cure, urging readers to contact F. J. Curry & Co in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Curry & Co
Toledo
Droggivta
Personal notices from a Western district column
Mrs P Gallen left for Prescott Arizona Monday where Mr Galles has worked for months and plans to locate there. Uncle Bon Pears and LH Gray will depart next Monday to inspect California desert gold mines. Hi Newman a life insurance agent visited the district this week and toured his brother’s ranch near Hernosa. W S Hopewell contemplates a California desert visit to inspect new gold mines. Deputy Sheriff Jim Mitchell summoned witnesses for Grant county court. Frank W Parker returned from Grant county court between Hillaboro and Morrison’s ranch on the trail from Morrison’s to Newania’s ranch. A Colombian Half Dollar watch charm finder will be rewarded. Leave at Advocate offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesero
Jim Mitchell
Grant County
Frank W. Parker
Grant County Court
Hillaboro
Morrison
Morrisou’a
Newiani'a
Advocate
Thanksgiving storm hits Kingston and Black Jack roll call
Thanksgiving day brought a snowstorm to Kingston turning the town pale. It questions whether locals were grateful while reporting Black Jack wounded and unlikely to visit Hillsboro. In Grant County a recent posse encounter left Black Jack fleeing among rocks. his horse was shot, and a rider was fatally wounded as the legend allegedly drew his rifle in a dramatic rescue attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Jack
Hilleboro
Grant County
Black
al Y Cheong Ely
Quail, Diphtheria, and Political Talk Across the Territory
Reports describe a man fleeing a posse with a fatal wound and a bloody print across rocks, notes a few diphtheria cases in Hillsboro under quarantine, and mentions a plentiful quail crop. The Crews and White party enjoyed a river outing while Gov. Thornton’s New Mexico report sits in the governor’s office. Territorial Democrats look to control both houses with J A MASHENWY favored for lower house speaker. mining activity shows only weekly ore output. Collard reports fair treatment by Silver City Reduction Co. Mrs Floyd Morley Jarret lectures in Denver on Lerchter divine healing. Albuquerque residents resist. Peter Cromline returns from Cripple Creek to Chloride with his daughter Mrs Steal.
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Eaverin
U. S
Reval
MR. Wagner
Las Vegas
Ia County
Miller
Thornton
Dean Smn
Hillsboro
Iin Calfioinen
Atland
Ite Nortasl
Thierry
Suime
Wetail
Minna
Jack Crawford
Eput West
Capt
Crawford
San Marcial
Mexico
U.S
United States
J. D. Lynch
Major McLaughlin
Pacific Slope
Mr. Lynch
Bel
Fitzsimmons
Kingston
James Drummond
Frack Klemer
Pred Motter
Mojave Desert
Onl
Eleworth Bloodgood
Minnie Hager
Saw Mill
Rain Town
John Herat
John Rogers
Central City
N. Grayson
Ethel
Thanton
J.P Hopper
Jonrez
Henry Coleman
Israel
Crockett County
King’s Men
J. Roy Hudspeth
Coleman
Ozona Courier
Hervey Johnson
James
Chloride
Hestone
Monarch Hall
Dr. White
Col. J. P. Parker
HH. J. Brown
J. 5. Crawford
Millsboro
Tone
Butler
Rich Sond
Happy Jack
Snake Group
Herman
Prosper Fighty
Wilner
DeWitt
Boles Nowers
Accursey
Eer
Senor
Tgnacio Mariscal
For’ Eign Affaira
W. W. Brake
Sharkey
Hadepeth Brothers
Jim Dowell
Peth
el Paso
Dowell
Seeile
Dawell
Atam
Pinney & Robinson
Jes
Second Ave
Phoenix
Arizona
Biey
Robinson
Castle
Mont
Hillahoro
N.M
Dubuque
Towa
Thia
Bumdveda
Frierda
Vod
Myre Robinson
P. Gallen
Prescott
A.T
Mr. Galles
Toonte
Hopewell
Californ Desert
Kington
Levi Strauss & CO
Factory
WMS, Levistrauss & CO
California
D. BE. Collard
Silver City
Floyd Morley Jarret
Bierra
Denver
Christian Science Society
Lchlater
Albuquerque
Peter Cromline
Cripple Creek
Steal
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