Sierra County Advocate Publication Notice
The Sierra County Advocate with Thompson as proprietor is entered at Hillsboro New Mexico for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate with Thompson as proprietor is entered at Hillsboro New Mexico for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
Sierra County Advocate highlights regional affairs in Sierra County and the Territory of New Mexico with emphasis on civic matters, local markets, and community events. The paper serves as a voice for residents, presenting news and notices relevant to the region.
Palomas Springs gossip covers locals Mosars Castleberry and Napier on schedule while others face drilling rock troubles. mentions Coates, Gardiner, and French surveying for a Rio Grande bridge, plus visits by Martin Sperry Holloway and Hudgens. A sheriff sale notice details Robet Martin versus Mine Milling and Powers Company with property in Hermosa, New Mexico, to be sold November 1, 1913, for debt satisfaction.
The Berenda district census shows Lake Valley children dwindling, making a separate organization seem unnecessary. Lake Valley district spans over eight townships, with Fairview eight and Engle larger at eleven. LC Cattle begins fathering steers this week. D C Taylor shows an Angora valued at 2,600 with 25,000 express charges. the goat dispute linked to Lokwood and Taylor has been settled. Dr W G Beals heads to Kingston Lodge A F and A M as delegate on Saturday.
William Kendall under a district court execution in Sierra County NM will sell at public auction on November 16, 1913 at 10 AM in Horm New Mexico the property of Pelican Mine Milling and Power Company. Itemized goods listed include lumber ores tools animals wagons and household items. Auction to satisfy judgment costs and interest totaling $42.85 damages $8.55 costs plus accruing interest at 6 percent per year.
C A Bloodgood and wife visit from San Lorenzo on the Mimbres while Mrs Marion Longbottom returns with Mrs M M McKinney from Medilla Park. The Burenda school district joins Lake Valley district reuniting its original names. the division occurred in 1862. There have been times.
Jerry A. ofarta NM eh has fled notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim before a local official. Witnesses listed include Serafin Go gulen Bindy Tafoya and G. Curves. The event references dates and locations in 1901 and includes names Jo Padilla Jose Gowen and Firet pab Sops.
Notice given that Matin Miranda of Dermosi New Mexico declared intent to prove final three years to establish claim on the land described before U S Commissioner Philip S Kel at Hillsboro New Mexico on October 24 1913. Claimants listed Teofilo Baon Leopoldo Korero Ariel Miranda T A Savor all of New Mexico. First published June 2019.
Department of the Interior notices Robe rt Edward Rouse of Hillsboro New Mexico seeks final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for the NE Y of Section 30 in Township 158 Range 5 West. Hearing before U S Commissioner Philip S Elley on July 24 1918 witnesses John Ridgeworth Joseph B Bager Neil Sullivan and F M Bojorquez. First pub June 12 1918.
Be sure your match is out before you discard it and knock out pipe ashes or cigars in a safe receptacle. Do not throw away cigarette stumps where a fire could start. Do not build a camp fire against a tree or log. find a safe fire ring or cleared area.
The guide warns to scrape away needles leaves and grass around the base of a fire, avoid building bonfires due to unpredictable wind, and instructs to extinguish if possible or report immediately to the nearest U.S. Forest Ranger or State fire Warden, per the United States Department of Forestry.
The Sierra County Avvocare announces it will continue to publish required notices, offering affordable and reliable service for legal and public notice needs.
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