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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
3
The notice lists subscription rates for one year and six months and advertising charges per inch for one issue and one month. Local write ups are priced at 20 cents per line per insertion. The date indicated is Friday October 30 1914.
In the Seventh Judicial District of New Mexico a judgment dated September 21 1914 orders Annie Grayson Ethel Grayson and Ray Grayson to pay Marian K Young 2709.24 with interest at 12 percent plus 2704 for attorneys fees within 90 days and lists parcels in Section 17 Township 16 South Ranger West New Mexico for sale by public vendue at the Hillahoro courthouse on December 2 1914 to satisfy the judgment costs and fees with Williams Kendall as Special Master and Holt & Sutherland as attorneys First pub February 14
Snow was visible on the Black lounge last Sunday morning. The giant shooting season opens tomorrow. Col W S Hopewell was in town. No 1869 spent several days in Billeboro. F Coleman and H Ermert came from Kingston. Mr Wycoff of Deming arrived en route to Kingston to teach. J W Robins leaves for El Paso to enter Attorney Winter's tit office. Mr and Mrs John Diner of Chloride visit Fer gussons. Cliff Crews heads to El Paso. town prepares for wedding gifts. O H Laidlaw on socialist ticket spoke at court house. Alex Maxwell came from Las Palomas. petition for county seat removal to Pajamas. Republican rally at court house 8 pm with Judge Edward Mann as speaker. Anna Bucher Mildred McLaurahan John Dye John Hyatt Rob Robins Paul Given go hunting at lake. results Llama duck and 3 jackrabbits. Elegant supper at Dr F I Given’s home.
A large crowd gathered for Oliver Miller’s trial on obstructing the Berenda road as school dismissed at 2 pm. The Hillsboro jury found Miller not guilty, citing an unresolved question of whether he personally erected the gate. Attorney for the defense was Mr. Watson of Deming, with Mr. Wolford present.
The report notes a social event with a ghost dance planned at the schoolhouse for Halloween. It mentions Parks and Taylor as witnesses and Judge Keil presiding over a related matter. Mrs. BY. Davis from Nott arranged a piano sale for Miss Emily McLean acting as agent for an eastern piano firm. Chas. H. Laidlaw, Sierra county socialist candidate, gave a solid address at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening.
A Department of State letter from Washington urges the reelection of Hon. H. B. Fergusson to the House of Representatives. William Jennings Bryan endorses him for continued support of the president’s program and work in Congress.
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hart's Catarrh Cure. Statement sworn by A. W. Gunson, Notary Public, Toledo and dated 1886. Includes claims about internally acting cure and testimonials.
Department of the Interior notice announces CredencIO Baldonado of Chloride New Mexico filing for final three year proof to establish a land claim in Lomesianderry No 05860 with legal description SWNE NES Sec 4 NW4SW4 Sec 3 T 129 R 8 W N M P Meridian. The hearing will be before Philip S Kelley US Commissioner at Hillaboro on October 28 1914 with witnesses Francisco G Trujillo Mariano T Trujillo and Diovides P Trujillo.
Land lessees should take precautions this fall and winter due to unusually grown grass. Fire guards must be plowed and the grass burned between guards. Grass in road centers should be burned and destroyed, as roads without grass can serve as effective fire guards.
Attorney at law Harry P. Owen is now domiciled in Los Lunnse New Mexico. The notice records a change of residence for legal filings and official correspondence. 7 30 Advt.
The notice touts a wartime subscription deal for The Paso Daily Herald and companion monthly issues. It promises daily, comprehensive European war coverage with a special price for a limited period.
Douglas Shoes priced at 3 50 along with 400 price tag for select items from Hanan and Sonn's fine goods. The listing highlights budget footwear and higher priced fine products in a compact sale notice.
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