Diverse Odds and Ends from a 19th Century Page
A collage of curiosities and brief notices from an old newspaper, including population density trivia for France and the United States, mythic and scientific facts, and reports on incidents and local anecdotes. Notable names and places appear in passing, with hints of dramatic events and local happenings.
Jone Draw Back To Count Er A New Mexico Gold Camp
A reader from Cochiti reports New Mexico's gold camp settling into steady business, with two rich mines and many prospects but no justification yet for the prior boom. The informant notes wood, water, coal costs, and scarce conveniences as key development hurdles for mining districts within Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coehitt
New Mexico
Arizona
Cochiti
The New Mining Law Act of 1894 Delayed Labor Requirement
A federal act of July 18 1894 suspends the annual labor or improvement requirement for mining claims located after May 10 1872 and before patent. Claims must still be recorded by December 31 1894 to preserve rights, with South Dakota exempted. The act takes effect upon passage.
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Senate
United States of America
Congress
United States
South Dakota
New Mexico Output Leads In Mineral Report Publication
Hon Walter C Hadley served New Mexico by compiling a statement of annual production of precious and base metals. His 1802 report finished and forwarded to Washington. copy published in The New Mexican. Gold and silver valued, copper noted, totals with county breakdowns and market price assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Walter C. Hadley
New Mexico
U.S
Washington
Hadhey
St Jis
Kahler Uses Cough Remedy and Ends Severe Cold in Chicago
Charles L Kahler of Des Moines, a shoe merchant, recovered from a severe cold in Chicago after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The hotel crowd and local druggists praised the treatment and its rapid effect, with testimonials from patrons and physician endorsements. Also noted are eye and skin ointment, Dr Cady's Condition Powders, and local hotel saloon offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles L. Kahler
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Tly
Example
Birman
Ty U. C. Miller
Draggit
Chemberlain
Drugeiets
Dr. Cady
Pew
Druggritt
Trving W. Larimone
Towa
Vain Basin
Milier
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
France
Constantinople
Fanman
Scotland
Pau
Henry of
Naverre
Hiram
Maxim
Egypt
Prince of Wales
England
George Gould
el Paso Times
Sehaght
Boy Schuster
Times
Creede Rays
Tom Eversole
Monte Vista
Archie Dowall
Halifax
N. S
Hugh Fay
Saugauche
Chas. Procter
Pottawatomie
Kansas
Jack
Green Mountain
Mia
Jone
Prom the
Conger Mining Review
United State
New
A M. Bailey
Ciieam
Enugene
Oregon
CC. Miller
Usnatics
Socorro
Max L. Kabler
Union Hotel
San Francisco
Colorado Points
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lake Valley
Pueblo
Kahler's Union Hotel
August Engelman
Hillsboro, BR. M
Wagon Blacksmith Shop
E. Burlingame
Waite
Gray & Livery
White
Tellsboro
N. ME
Sierra County
Las Animas
Low Polomas
Siren County
N. M. Kenge
Antone Ranch
Brande
Hopewell
Manger
T. C. Long
Grocer
Hillsborough, New Mexico
Thos Murphy
Willisborough
W. L. O'Kelly
Prop
Hilt Shone, N. M
Hopper
Brothers & Tialles
Kingston
N. M
Wisanel
R. HH. Mopper
SN. Galles
John I
Angie
RK. Hopper
Gere N. Galles
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Percha Lodge
FOF
Reimhardt’s
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Ae Za. WE .F. & A.M Lodge
Mtpaell
G. W. Hour
Black Range Lodge NO. 5
Psuf Kibgaton
Castle Lall
Sieera
Kopf P. Hilinro
Asthe Hall
Sik Lee Kaizh
Attad
Thos. C. Pargy c
Atots Paxnamn
Kor BR
W.L. Douvcias
Hana
BestOo UW
Vwee-pouatas
Avid Disinger & Son
Sierra CO
Geo, Richardson
Sascon
Sierra County Bank
Hillsloro, New Mexico
J. W. Zollars
W. H. Bucher Cashier
Tromont Ste, Ivers & Pond Piano CO
Sostonm
C. ¢. Miller
Ebrugs
Hillsboro, N. M
Keller, Miller & CO
Campe
Hillsboro
Linnte5
HilLsborough
Goodtock
Mathewson & Orchard
John Bennett
R- UR Ben
California
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