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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate lists its postal entry at Hillsboro New Mexico for transmission through second class matters dated 08.
Joint Resolution No 6 aims to amend Section 5 of Article 21. It proposes striking a clause about English language literacy as a requirement for state officers and legislators, restoring the existing language that emphasizes equal suffrage regardless of race color or servitude, and reaffirms language about suffrage rights.
Additional local items note G4 18, Al Sheppard returning Tuesday from Socorra. Chas D Nelson will ship two crates of cattle in a day or go. County commissioners set to meet in regular session the next day. Miss Hattie Colson of the Mines is visiting Hillsboro friends.
Mr and Mrs G H Gage and Dr Rosenstall traveled through Kingston on a hunting and pleasure trip in the Black Range. Assessment work continues on the Successes and Gray Horse mines while leasers on the Southern Crome mine push development. Reports indicate ore sampling and an American Smelting agent may visit Kingston.
The fragment mentions Celso Lopez of Fairyew and N Lisality with Jose Gonzales as meet register. Henry Brown and Billings couples travel to Bainet to view trends at Banta Kite. A quoted line praises superior people who play grand opera records on their phono raps.
Summary of the new game law effective June 14 1012 detailing hunting seasons and limits for deer wild turkey pheasants doves ducks snipe curlew plover trout elk mountain sheep beaver ptarmigan antelope quail wild pigeon prairie chicken and licensing fees including resident and non resident rates and prohibited species year by year rules locals note seasons run October to March and annual possession limits set for each species
Department of the Interior announces Rob inson Chavez of Hillsboro NM filed intent to make final five year proof on land described in Homestead Entry 4550. Proof to be sworn before County Clerk Andrew Kelley in Hillsboro on November 11, 1912, with witnesses Tiburcio Padilla Antonio Majalka Pablo Padilla and Benigno Chavez. First pub Sept 27. Jose Gonzales, Register.
Department of the Interior Land Office announces LEO POLDO ROMERO of Cuchillo New Mexico seeks final five year proof to establish his claim on a homestead in section 4 township 8 south range 8 west New Mexico principal meridian. Proof to be before Andrew Kelley Hillsboro county clerk October 28 1912. witnesses Martin Miranda Teofilo E Baca Mariano T Trujillo.
U S Land Office Las Cruce s New Mexico September 17 19 notice that Charles E Foraker of Otter New Mexico who on October 8 1907 made homestead entry serial 02330 for east half east half section 15 and west half southwest section 14 township 153 range 2 west N M P meridian has the land described before the register and receiver U S Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico on November 12 1912 Louis W Parker Cutter Cliidon Poole Earnest and Roy Norval all of Cutter New Mexico listed as witnesses or participants in the filing
U S Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico publishes notice that Jose Armijo of Las Palomas New Mexico holder of homestead entry 6947 for NE quarter Section 28 Township 14 South Range 5 West New Mexico Principal Meridian intends to make final three year proof before Andrew Kelley Hillsboro County Clerk on August 10 1912 Jose Torres Antonio Baca Serafin Armijo and Max L Kahler all of Las Palomas NM are named as witnesses First published July 12 1912.
Special Master in the foreclosure case A E Rouilier v Warren and Merrill announces sale of Las Salomas Hot Springs property in Sierra County. Auction set for May 17 1912 at 1 PM at Hillsboro Court House, to satisfy judgment of 2440 48 principal and interest plus 200 attorney fees and costs at 12 percent. Sale title describes Lot 8 Section 38 Tp 18 R 4 West with road right of way.
Co owners H A Wolford and Mitchel Gray declare expenditures of 100 dollars yearly for 1904 1909 1910 and 1911 on the Grand View Lode in Grant County New Mexico to keep the claim alive under federal mining labor laws. Notices sent to C T Barr Mary McA Beaver and others warn that failure to contribute within ninety days after publication will transfer their interests to the subscriber. First publication July 6 1912.
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