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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
2
In Sierra County Hillaboro the Advocats filed for trainee ignition through the U8 mails as second class matter at the local post office.
Indiana voter information notes HARVEY B FERGUSSON listed as a candidate for Representative in Congress. This brief entry identifies the congressional race and candidate without additional context or details.
State Engineer James A. French clarifies that the 8000000 state highway bond issue is controlled entirely by the State Highway Commission. Counties have separate bonds. Sierra County’s claimed 10000 share is a myth, as counties have no say in state bond allocations and taxpayers bear the cost.
Lake Valley mourns George Endicott after long illness. born 1843 in Brigland. Survived by widow, son William Endicott of Minneapolis, daughter Jennie Johnson of Danville, and Hannah Endicott of Lake Valley. Mrs. Hiler injured and Ben treated in Deming after wagon accident. Ed Hale becomes Lake Valley section foreman based in Cacela with ~20 workers. Nano & Latham ship cattle heading costed at about 1000 head. steers avg 26.75. Wm. Slease back from El Paso. D. S. Miller and Andy Head also in El Paso. Charles Hoyle left for El Paso. Good Luck mine halted for coal shortage, now resumed. Dr. G. W. Beals attends New Mexico grand lodge as Kingston lodge delegate.
Public notice summarizes a joint resolution proposing to amend Article Twenty One Section 5 to remove restrictions on suffrage by race or servitude and to state English language ability as a qualification. The notice also includes a separate Land Office notice for Charles B. Foraker of Cutter seeking final five year proof for homestead entry filed Oct 8, 1907 with witnesses listed. First publication dates August 16, 1912 and July 12, 1912.
Mel Uiades Tafoya of Monticello New Mexico filed notice of intent to prove up a homestead entry made September 30 1912 for N W Q and N H N E in section 85 township 118 range 5 W at Las Cruces land office. Hearing set November 22 1912 before Andrew Kelley Hillsboro with witnesses Tomas Chavez Sr Tomas Chavez Nicolas Carasco Juan Lucero and Firta pub 11-12.
Co owners H A Wolford and Mitchel Gray claim to have expended one hundred dollars yearly from 1908 to 1911 for labor and improvements on the Grand View Lode Mining Claim in Grant County New Mexico. If co owners Barr Beaver and others do not pay their share within ninety days of publication, their interests may vest in the subscriber under U S mining laws.
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