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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
3
W. C. Thompson proprietor announces subscription rates for one year and six months and advertising rates including one inch for one issue one month and one year. Locals and loan write ups priced per line.
A. L. Bird returns to Cutter. Edward Young lays a new foundation. J. Cawon and C. Cawon visit from river country. Residents Will Kennett and Steve Reay arrive from Cloud City. Mrs. Don Padilla joins county fair plans. Optician W. H. Broaddus from Las Cruces visits Hillsboro Oct 10 11. an electrical storm and hail hit the area.
Advertisement seeks a healthy sturdy old man to do chores at a very small place with no goats or cattle. Three person family qualifies as a member of the family. Apply by letter with full particulars to H. M. C. Co Advocate. jAdvt Aug. 8.
In Kingston prospecting concentrates around the Grey Eagle mines rumored to be leased for renewed operation after years idle. Silver price rally toward 65 to 75 cents an ounce spurs hopes of revival with Kingston’s silver and base metals outlook improving as a new company targets large lead and zinc veins for concentration processing.
The notice lists land locations in New Mexico and Colorado with claims for mineral status objections and public land filings. It includes names Jose Gonzales Octaviano Salcido and witnesses Felix Trujillo Juan Chabes Igneo Vaca Gonzalo Vaca and dates for first and last publications.
APO Lonia Miranda heir of Juan Miranda filed notice to prove up a 1906 homestead claim in Section 22 27 Township 115 Range 8 West NM Meridian. Proceedings before U S Commissioner Philip S Kelley at Hillsboro August 19 1913 with witnesses Abran Apodaca Gabriel Miranda G Trujillo Celso Lopez. First public June 27 1913.
Notice that the An imal Stockholders meeting of the Wicks Gulch Mining Company will be held at the office of the Company's Agent in Hillsboro New Mexico at 11 A M on October 9 1913 in accordance with the by laws. Secretary M M Carpenter. October 3 Advt.
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for in cureable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from F J Cheney associate and a Toledo bank, claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, lists price at 75 cents, and notes distribution by druggists. An unrelated line about a toad jumping is included as filler.
First class general run of lumber priced at $22 per unit with a nil rate for second class and 14 for sil. Lumber delivered on request with additional delivery charge. Kennett Bros Kingston NM announces the terms.
New Mexico's 1912 game law sets seasons and limits for deer turkey quail dove ducks and other birds and animals. It bans hunting of mountain sheep goat beaver and ptarmigan at all times and prohibits killing of antelope pheasant bob white quail wild pigeon or prairie chicken until 1917. General resident big game and birds license costs 1.50 and non resident license costs 5.00.
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