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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
2
Sierra County Advocate proprietor C Thompson files a notice at Hillsboro New Mexico with the U.S. Mails regarding a second date matter.
STATEHOOD MINES COMPANY, an Arizona corporation, filed in 1909 to do business in New Mexico, lists authorized capital of 4,000,000 dollars in 2,000,000 common shares and 1,000,000 treasury shares. It names H. Akers, H. R. Trible, and S Palmer as initial directors with Ch. Akers as president and details its principal office, purpose, and powers including mining, smelting, land holding, and railroad and water works. The document includes notary acknowledgments, seal, and certificates of transcription.
In a proper affidavit filed June 22 1909 facts show due diligence failed for personal service. It is ordered that notice be given by due and proper publication. First Pub July 30 1909. Jose Gonzales. Register.
Application No. 3313 notice from the Department of the Interior lists James P. Nunn of Lake Valley New Mexico as filing for final proof to support his claim. Probate Clerk Hillsboro Sierra County will hear the case on April, with witnesses James W. Mackey James Tabor W Beals and Thomas Richardson all of Lake Valley N M. First pub March 16 1906.
Notice lists Edward N Lewis of Palomas New Mexico filing final five year proof for homestead entry No H451 for SE L4 Section 8 Township 158 Range 4 W New Mexico M. M. P. Meridian and dates for a Hillsboro probate matter in Sierra County. Also published is a creditors notice in the district court for Hillsboro Consolidated Mines appointing A A Temke as referee to receive verified claims within sixty days, or be barred from distribution.
Frau Bloemers of Derendorf Germany gave birth in a prison cell while awaiting execution for complicity in a military officer’s murder in Gladbach. Courts ordered no nursing for more than eight weeks. The infant was placed in an orphan asylum and the author declared.
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