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Sierra County Advocate, 1894-12-07

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P.

J. DENNETT,

Editor

and Proprietor.

DEVOTED TO THE MINING. UAXCH. MERCANTILE AND UKXEItAL INDUSTRIAL INfKKFfTS OF SIERRA COl'NTY.

Volume

_XII.

No.

663.

HILLSBOROUGH.

SIERRA COUNTY,

N.

M.,

FRIDAY.

DI-X- .

7,

1894.'.

Three

Djllars

Per Year.

'

XT' W. PARKER.

L . A!_torney _at _Law _{and Solicitor in}

SHI

to

_v

-Uitaiicery.

HilU'toroash, New Mexico.

Will _praotiatiiu _nil_{ill euurta}_of

try. I'rmapt attaation Rivan toallbuai-

-atratai

to mjoar

mem

every time he doubled the width of it. A 12 _{inch plow, when} it is

pulled adibtan e eq-ia- l toits width,

displaces oue foot of soil, nod a 30-inc- h

plow will displace '27 cubic feet, instead _{of three,} ns Mr.

Thompson figured.

After all _the calculations and

drawings wore _made, a blacksmith

h_{lines came,} _Hill, _Molly, and the

pistol were in tho fiout lank Diwn upon the banks of thn

Ca-nadian I5iver, Iii drove I _in _utakes Mid _when a _couple of Tesanscame along and conct tried to _sqeiiton

Dill's land, he warned them oil' with his Bixnooter iu his' hntid.

They were preparing to resist wlitoi a friend of thi'irs came alone ntn!

THE JUDGli EXPLAINS.

Tdtho Editor of the S.lvi?r _City

Enter-prise:

Dear Sir: I snw y for the

first time your article in reference

to the case of the _Territory vs.

Hipohto Armijo. 1

tlm

article

you givfl me all (liecredit, for tlm

successful

lfens

r.f _Armijo.

Jamen S. _Fielder,

_Eq.,

_{of your}

city, is entitled to equalcreditwith myself for the defense that was

made ofeaid Armi

jo. Mr. Fielder

lit

m

A."

my

ELLIOTT, Attorney at Law,

Hillaboroueh, N. M.

very

Pair

Guaranteed.

camo nut from _{HakersCeld, and} iu

ADDRESS

6rJ

Tpa--" duo lima the monster plow wa3,f""d: 'hetter let that fellow go

ready to go to work in the fie!,ljeasy, he's the game rhn that

til-Th-share was made to cut a CO-- 1 "Kickapoo Sam." and the

inch furrow, and tlm ton i.I it.iTexans went on a mile or two far- -

ti

!defended himin three trials in the bis hi.-

-reputation ns a

!

neither

and drove awav an lnoflcu- - _khu'i, anu a _noise _wuicn _lie

J

AMK3 3. _FIELDER,

Attorney at Law,

SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO.

J.

K.

_SMITH,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

. NOTARY" PUBLIC.

7

Hillsborough, - INew Mexico.

ground. The beam was over ono!SIV _Oorman, who was not a _"game tolefrom the sheriff. , _Everyone's

foot _{thick, aud} the handles were 10!

''"

did not carry a big pis-- j ""l ww "K'linst him, and he

feet long, but, of _{course, did} not!,", Hill's aud Mollie's claim w.n ff-d- south

iito

the, wild

country slope at the same angle as in the!

fit

clasp bottomland, well tim-- j rouu.l the Witehita Alouutains aud

ordinary plows. To enable the

''"ed,

and worth a _good deal nf ,tl.rn. lie j 'iurd tho Rogeis gang.

district court. 0:i the first trial he and Mr. Frnnce defended him

and succeeded in hanging the jury.

On the next trail Mr. _Fielder and

myself succeeded in _hanging the

prisoner.

I then appealed the case to tlio

supreme court and succeeded in

getting him a new trial andon this

plow to be turned around easily it! money. When Hill went to Uu-wa- s

euspeudei between two 8foot!,1,ria rroV8 "P 00 bis claim Molly went along, and when Dill FRANK I. GIVEN, M. D.

last

tml

Mr. Fielder und tcyself succeeded io _getting a verdict of

acquittal. '

I write this

that

credit may be

wheels, on the axle of which was a 6cat forthedriver. It made a huge, ugly contrivance, that looked like

a nightmare.

When _{the plow} was taken to the

Held 10 horses were fastened to it.

given towhom credit is due pqnul HILLSBORO, NEW MEXICO.

ICOT in C. C, Miller's Dm

St ire Huil.lini. Honrs: From 1 to 3

p. nr., au.lU:.'iO to_{8:30 p.} m.

the sacred tireson the altarof Vesta

He has watched the coming and going of the thousand of visitors

to this _patriotic shrine, and ha lememhere with distinctness many notable incidents which hove tbera occurred, including visits of noted persouages, both native and foreign, among them thoEmperor of

Bra-zil, the Prince of _Wales, the

Prin-cess Louise,the GrandDuke Alexia of Russia, Charles Stewart Paruull, the Prinoess Eulaliaof Spain, and also the various representatives of foreign countries who have from time to time been stationed

at

Washington.

With mucli _loquacity in natir "Virginia darky" dialect he tella of these events, and delights to recall

ho he _dug the l.oh where

the

Empororof Brazil planted a trea near the tomb.

Recently wiiiie at Mount Vernois the writer asked Parker if ha remembered the visits of _anyof th Presidents since the war, and

said he did not remember to Lava ever seen General Grantthere,

but

,be did remember Mrs, Grant and her daughter had been there on mors than one occasion, and each. with _myself. _{ours respectfully,}

A. B.

_Elliott.

Hillsboro,' N. M

Ho had now _{gone through} nil

the stages, from a"tenderfoot

boo-mer" ton _{"game man,"} and thence toa _recognized _"killer," and now ho had landed in _{tho "dcBperndo''}

ranks. He

loll

up stages and

rob-bed express cars. He got all the

notoriety his nature craved. Still hia Illinois wife _{clung to} _him, _and

a year ago she even visited him at

bis retreat in the bills. Dut the officers followed her and became so

hot on her husband's trail thatshe had to leave. Afew weeks _{sgo an}

Indian scout caught Snow napping and shot him full of holes, Molliu

learned his fate andcoiumitteISut. cide; her hero, the '"game man," the "killer" and _lustily the

"des-perado" was dead.

stood in line all _day to get a chance

fo file _{bin vouchers} with tho Land

Olllce she rustled around and got

him _'something to eat and drink andcarried it to him. 1_{hey had} money Hnd both dressed well. Dill

proved np all _right, and built a

nice little house on

_it

Just 'about this timo Deputy Marshals were iu

demand, and Dill was _{pointed out} as a_{"garoo man,"} who would be likely to make a good one. So Dill Snow moved to town and

be-gan to wear high heeled boots,

The handles were raised and the horses started, but aa bdoii as the shaie was about balf-wa-_y _{into the}

grou:id they stopped. More horses

were _{brought out and sunk} it a

little deeper, but not until 50 had been hitched to _the _plow did it

move _through the

_gil

at any sort THE WHITEHOUSE TURKEY.

In accordance with his annual ALOYS PKEISSER,

i

custom providing the White House

table with its Thanksgiving turkey,

Mr. Horaew Vooe, of _Westerly, U

of speed. At best it moved _very

I., picked out the iinost bird in his AND

slowly, and it took four mou to!3ril,5j ViCln(,r viUl 1,50 _{boys, dance}

flock, a splendid,

_gret

bronze fol

with the girls at the dancehniifes

low, which be shinned to the

Chemist,

and _{incidentally to serve some}

war-rants for the United Ktatea

Mar-shal. Over in the Pottawatomie

I

President _early last week. Mr Voee looked his fl.ick over careful

ly with the expert eye of an nu

hold the handles and make it stay in the furrow. Horses were _chesp

in Kearn county at that time and

feed cost _nothing, so the plow was

a little saving after the men had

learned bow to baudleit so it did not cut more th_in 18 or 2) _inches HILLSBOUO, N M.

Aaaay office at Standard Com erring fowl fancier, onr bright

morning, selected hU _White House

mill. pany

time took much iuterest

ImA.

deep. Ihe next season it was

A-- H. WHITHER. D-- D-- S.

1

1 --._r'

eiirrouudiugs, always having pleasant word for him. President Hayes and wife werethere several times, and once, about thetime of tried with oxen, and it took 75 of

tLem to do the work. On the

whole the plow was not a success,

country be killed an Indian f?r

wham h hid a warrant, and later on he had a _{shooting match} with a half breed Mexican over a

pretty girl of the town.

This bitter affair came to the ears of Moliie, and she concluded to follow Dill _{some night.} _By this time Bill hail become

_si

_popular

that he bad spent the thousand-dolla-r nestegg, sold his claim on

the Canadian, and was about

SUITS FOR DEDf, Iu thedinUict court at

Albuquer-que Judge N. C. Collier has _just

made a _ruling of _{much importance}

to business men _throughout the territory. The court holds that nuder the provision of section 1878,

of the Compiled Laws, all plantiffs

who _{sue upon promissory notes or} on verified _{accounts, shall} bo

en-titled to _{immediate judgement} _after

plea, unless the pleu ia under oath

denying the debt, etc. Heretofore

on _{the tiling of} a _plea of uonas-suinpM-t

or _{tho general} iNue, the

prize and remarked to _{a reporter:}

"Tum't much of a year, I know, for

Democrats, and, perhaps they are

better need to some other kind o fowls st now. All the same, 'landslides' or no 'landslides,' 1 tell ye, tbe President of this great nation ain't

_gqi'

tor lack for a

turkey on Thatiksgiviug Day not if _{I can help it,} and what Yose

and after being tinkered at for a few

years was finally discarded and at

ft _ntistry 1nall it branches,

ferial

attmitiin given tui:ruH'ir anJbridge work

ST. CHARLES BUILMNU,

EL PASO. TEXAS.

last given a _place in the stable yard, where it could be preserved as a _curiosity. Gan _rrancixto

Call.

BILL SNOW, "KILLED," DEAD case had to wait its turn for trial through with the proceeds of that.

He had advanced from the _stage

where _{they cill} a man _{"gnii',1" and}

had become noted as a "killer."

As he remembered tho dime-nove-_l

days in Illinois, he wished somn

fif _{his old chums could hear} _of

They buried pretty, unfortu

the annual meeting of _the Ladies,' Association, they remained all night. He remembers to haveseen

Mr. Arthur there onoe _{at least,} and agrees with everyone wko speske concerning him that no more ele-gant gentleman ever paid a visit there. _{Speaking of} Mr. _Cleveland, he _{says he visited there twice}

dur-ing his first term, and etch timo stood with uncovered head in

the

piesence of tho exposed marbla sarcophagus.

Sherman, Sheridian, Logan, Duller, Dunks ami Burnside oftha Union Army, and Osueral Lee, Joe Johnston, Cordon and Buokner

of t'ue _{Confederate cause, be recalls}

JAMES ADAMS,

Boot

anil

Shoemaker,

Opposite the

Postoffice,

HILUSHOKOUGH. N. M.

nate Molly Snow at Guthrie, Ok.,

last week, the victim of arsenic

srys on turkeys goee,"

Mr. Vose is _the _grehtest _turkey

raiser in Southern New _England. He _{raises hundred} of fins birds yearly himself, aud, acting as the

agent ofother breeders iu Rhode Island aud Eastern Connecticut, ships each fall many tons of fowls to tho great market?. His finest

birds, the bronze turkeys, a species

produced in this town and the

ad-joiningoue _{of North Stonington,}

Conn., are the best turkeys in the

world, and fetch higher prices than any other fowls. These big

hand-some fellows weigh from 23 to 15

administered by her own hand. Thre8 weeks _ago Indian police

killed and buried Dill Snow, near Lenepah. "Wild Dill," bh Show

was _called, was s _typical ''killer" of the later-da- y type, a

dapper

ou the docket.

This _iulingof _Judge Collier's is

contrary to the practice' that

pre-vailed for _{many years,' many} of the members of _{the bar claiming} that

when a pleaconcludes tothe conn-ti-y

the defendant is entitled to a

trial by jury, notwithstanding

sec-tion 1878, of the Compiled Laws. A teatcase will _{surely be} made _up nnd taken to _{the supreme court.}

In speaking of lis effect the

Albu-querque, Citizen says: "Now It

will it la _{pay up or commit}

per-jury,and 'it _{will drive many debtors} to _rustling _{for money} and _many

moreof them to _bankrupty."

SMITH'S

CASH

DEAL

'GROCERY

STORE!

tizxt

West

of

Richardson's

Meat

Market, Hillsboro.

well-dresse- flashy-lookin- g _young

visitors. '

_XT"

his _exploits, so he had a local

writer give him a "send off.'' This newspaper notoriety

stinel

up other

"bid

men" with records, and

Dill had to d his title with

his _pistol, with tho result that h

killed a man named Dennis over in

the Chickasaw country, When ho

returned to Oklahoma he was moio

of a hero than ever. D.it bis money was almost gone, and he bad an

extravgaut girl on his hand!, the former mislresi of the Mexican

he hud killed. Added to this he

US

L

fellow, with

_j"t

black hair, big

black eyes and a dime-nove-_l dehire

to be considrred a "bad man".. pounds apiece, and sometimes a

rare and mighty one _pn!ls down

the beam atthe 50 pound notch.

.y

.Stock alwava nw aud

frli

and nt

t(toiialil jnice' 1 filiall make a i.ciulty

of

Call examine my goods and jrict

b.ture uurcbaaiu.

K. M,SMITH

Some weeks ago the Liberal with a g.iod many other

paper,

protested against the return of the Apache Indiana from Alabama. The New Mexican said these

In-dians were _being sent to Fort Sill, Indian Territory, and would not be seut to the San Carlos reservation.

It

intimated that the _{protest of}

W' lieu Uiilaiiomi was opr-n-e _I

tip

to settlement in 1_{639, Hill} and

Mollis were _{posted in the Cherokee}

Stiip, ready to make the race for

home. _{They bail} a good team of horses, a _spring wagon,

al-most $1,000 in _cash, nud had left (1UAUDIAN OF

THE-DEAD-.

Visitors to Mount. Vernon and the' tomb id Washmton Will

THE DIGGEST PLOW.

l'Vw _{people are} aware of the fact

that wbitis _verp _likely the _largest

fingl-httr- r iihiw in the world was

tuiiie in C_{ilifornia, and} is nt the present on one of the ranches of

Ihe Kern _Coonty band _Company K. D.

_COOPER,

--DEALER IN - ,

COXFLCTIOXHRY,

FRUITS.

NUTS,

CIGARS

AND TOBACCO,

Opposite

K. of

P.

Hall,

Hillsboro.

N. M.

we'd into politics, and tried to be

elected sheriff. Ilia record as a

"killer" was not in _{his favor,} and he was defeated by th better class of _people. About this time his

wife, Mollie, followed him to a

questionable bonse in company

with _{a man,} a friend of Dill's.

They came upon the "killer"

un-expectedly in the hall, and Hill

mistaking the reason of bis wife's

presence in the house, thot Jtho man with her. He wag arrested

and thrown into

_jnl.

_By this time many peiplo were afraid of

ropember tho gray hoaded colored man who watches in front of Ihe iron grating behind which repose the remains i.f the first President

of the c_mntry, _together with those of his wife. The name of this colored man is Edward Darker. He was born a slaveof John Augua-tn-s

Washington, a great grand nephew of General .Vshington..l

CECITY-the people of

(traut

county aud ui the republican territorial

conven-tion were _{simply made for political}

purposes. The El Paso Herald

re-ports that on Monday a land of fifty one Indians from Alabam

passed through on tho west bound train on their way to the San Car-los reservation. (leroninio wssi

not with the band, but itU

report-ed thathe escaped fromthe anthori. ties aud is at large. If this is s it will _{not be long before be when}

tr,7aa lh rrsTvAttnj, :iod hoirs

he docs look out for Ircnl.b . The

New Mexican will please--noiice" .hat

this is _{not for political} _pnrp _sej.

Lordsbiirg Liberal.

Says the Presentt _Courier; The rich gold mine found by Mexican below the Walnut Grave damsite holds its own. There is four fees of free _milling ore which runs

$500 _per ton; four mchM of this vein runs np into the thousands, chunksof _{godfefAr&iV.ffWM} tfe"'1

worth as much as

_$h0.

and for 5.'J _{years he lias} been one

of the fixtures of the _Washington tlm old home iu Illinois _peifectly

confident that fortune awaited them in the West. Dill had

al-ways been a reader of dime novels s wheu be reached Arkansas City,

aud found it was L;fhionab!o to wear a _big r, he

purchas-ed a 41 calber Colt aud belt. Molly was shy at first, and did not like to hive Dill come too

close toher with the ugly looking Au.ipoii.lut 6ho final! r became used

to it. Oneday a druakeo thug Mollie and drew a _pistol ou Bill, win interfered. Now w s t

he-tim-toestablish _{disreputation} as a "killer," and Snow shot Kickapoo Sam"' through the head. For

weeks after thin neither Dill nor

Mollie could sleep well _{nt night}

for thinkiug about thatlonely gravr on the prairie, but the men on the border came to _speak of Mill Snow

with respect as a "dead game"

whom it would be well to let alone-I- o

Msy when the final

ruh

for t.Atr Bakersfirdd. It is not in nee.

bowevor, but is _simply _kept as a

curiosity in a little _{yard nil} by

It is over 13 _years

tino

the idea

of the _{lov was conceived by J.} Thompson, a ranch foreman. He

wua tired of _preparing .1,000 acre

wheat fields for _crops with the

ordinary 9or

12-in-plows, worked by two horses, then iu use lie

made bis calculations _very

care-fully, but not being a

mathema-tician, madea _greatmistake. He figured that if two horses could _pull a 12-in-ch

plow six horses could pull a 3b inch one,

and _{tl.nt sight}_{horses could pull} a

48-inc- one

It

seemed natural enough to fignr Hint _way, when,

in fact, he should have "cubed' thecapaeitr of bis 12-m;-h _plow'

homestead. Except for about two years'service in the Union Aimy. this man, since 1811, has been a

constant and faithful servantabout the spot which is dear to the heart of every American.

ATter the Mount Vernon estate passed into the hands of the

pre-sent_{owneis, Parker wa designated} hnu and conspired to see thatLe

gotjustice and was _hanged, l'oli-tic- al

enemies wanted to see him

re-moved, end the decent _people

thought that anexampls should be ma le of bim ns a _{representative}

killer."

His wife, Molly, was almost the

oidy frcind he had left. With ull

the money at her disposal she

man-aged to arrange matters bo that

Dill _{escaped before the time set}

Has

opened

in

the

oM

court

house

buildins

i 11Hlsboro.

TOM

HANDEL.

Prop.

GOOD

MEAT

And

SAUS-AGE,

VOETABLES AND POCLT.IT-

-AND O VME IS SEASON

-to watch the -tomb, and during all these years he hai kept this vigil

Dr. Price'sCream _{Baking Powder}

Hir4A CoUMMMidmalar , Smi Fraaclw. ,

(3)

r-- foTl DOtUinf

jjUKM WILL FLOAV TO' THE (that

Oieaoal

ioropDy

i

ot in ing with the

St.

1'eul _man, that

they guurreled,. and that be sdiot toChamberUin--

PinB.d.--

It

.1.. ..ain UMin M

t'!''i.

i

.

BRIDLE'S BIT. the marketforlaJbor _{vl any kjua.}

ANCIKN'J

_WD0F

TUG VOL-OIlAP- a.

hr.

$nys the Yuma Hentioal; .,8ome

fixtjr inties enst of _{thin city and}

two _{rnilea aouth} of the Wohawk

The editorof the London Echo ' We Americans here do all we

her. '

It is _thought _thnt _tba

_b4

was _{not iiiHtat.tlv} falwl _and _that Jio

FRIDAY. PEC 7. 1MM

is a profonDd _thinker,, _and _hasa _possibly can to _{help destitute} reputation4 :

for calm ddliberaU I

Americans, aa the law terms them,

b--at

Jut

_face _{with the butt} _{of the}

revolver atid left the Itodr In _the aection house on the Hoatk i'oeifie

ftnterat! t_the

P..ffi.

M lli!M".ri.-h- .

lnrt County. New _Mnku, _{fur traimuin}

fiun tbfouMh tba Il.ll.--d til.tWv _alniU, a

a autd oU winter.

-judgmenl-DgliBbm- en are never but oar _purses are _{long enough}

road. The motive of _the deed i?

bought too hftvft _{bren robbery.} ,

hasty in eipresaiDg opinions. The only to give partial aid to, theto,

following from _{bis pen, if written and even then} we have to hnnt

W. Yoanif, Weat Uhfy.W. Va. Th prompt reliel it ffurh. is alone worta

Mnjtimes the rtt,bOcsnts. Its con,

tinned usewill effect afwrwsWU cure.

For sale by C. C. Miller,' deuggist.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Otn atl Graces, N. M.,

Nov. _lit, WW. ₍

Notice ishereby given that the follow. il settlerliut hied notice of bis intention to make final proof in support

olliisclaim, snd that id proof will be made beforethe Probata

JuJe

or Tro-ba-te Clerk at Hillboroiidi, N. M., on

Mondav. IHfcsmber 17th,-- 18W. vis:

by one of our pdpnlist .editors them up. _{They lie down and die}

railroad can be aoeu _{a larfta,,} _fjree of men at work. .

ST ,. .

.;.'Thia ia the mining camp, of J'rq-feaa- or

Uowland of Han. Francisco

It will be recollected that lust

sum-mer .the profeHbor located several

TEN 3'PNS Oj. CANAlUltK _would _be _biassed _as _''the _senseless

before they bee." '

""

' _'INJOT JMER _PAY. .

wail of a_{calamity howler."}

If

we

There 1s _{a mining camp 'called}

are too blind to sae into whai we

Tbe _{Tanning lixlraet} _Company.

miles of placer country' hnd did aredriftingothers see and warn us. "Bachelors Rest," about sixty miles north of Tucson, Ariz., and

the population now numbers up-

-..Never

you min J

_IlilUb.i.o.

She's

all

_right.k

f

!.

The

force of--

leasers

at

thft

Jlonan;a

mine w;p

consider-ably increased

this week,

The

Kl

Oro

_{people are}

taking out considerable ore

possessing

a good

pay average.

niHrnifictaring thfi caniagra extract

f..r _tanning _j_hi_iMe,tbB _only'_plant The Echosays:

"The _signs of the times indicate

JAUKS KXKiHT. whe made 1IOMK

of

_iu

kind 11 the

world,

u

_plotting _{ard of} 800. Thereianota woman

the sri.'4l amdication No. 1810 for

tt.t

before the sun rises on

_Jan.l,

considerable work on one' of his many claims. Hot weather came

on _{ami work wis stopped} _{until cod}"

weather

_at.ui.

J'rof. flHwland

went t. Han _Francisco, a iid it

ii

said _{thnt during} _{his stay} _there Ire

or cat in the camp, and 200 of the

1900,

the

American nation will W_{hi N.}K. Hand the E.

Section 21.Tp.18, if.K. 8. Vr men hava advertised for wives in a

groan ami writhe in an. agony of

tienames the following witnesses to nrovs hia continuous residence upon and

They must be of

solution,

and the st.ee.s of all

T7

P"Per. _n_.. .1

Mn.la.jl.n,l Ilia _cultivation _of, _{said land,} _vis:

ler great cities will be _slippery . .

organized a _{stock company} _t6"pros--

_'

pect for the acr lent Colorado river

(it full _rapacity _{these days, with}

orders ahead to insure steady work until next

_Jui).

(

Five camps, giving employment toover one hundred nod fifty men, are supplying tlm root nt the rate of over ten torn _per _(hj'. 'J'hreo of these _{cam pa arft} located between

El Pasr and

Hfrrn

ijlaneo, in Tet-u-s,

Another 'between Kl _{J'hso aud}

with blool- -a hundred _{drops of} .

,ainn(V1

K.J.McMilleo,ol Lake Valley, N. M, A.Aberuathy .ofLake Valley, N. M.

pit Decker, ofLake Valley, N. M. T. T.

_Ie,

of _{Lake Valley, N. M.}

Anv uerion who denires to protert

Wood _ior each gem that flisbes on

winr

r"

'

"

"'

J bed. _{At any rate the professor}

Work

on

the

new _gold

Cement

_nu'lls.going

_up

at the

Ilillsboro

_{Gojd J'lacers}

con

llnues briskly.

. ,

'1 _{he County.}

_{Commissioners}

went _through here a few _{weeks ago tbe} neoka of the rich and pamper-

-

R.F. Kolb, the populift nominee ed women, and ten drops of blood for _{governor of Alabama} is of the

and-- there followed diifn

nhortly

several earlonds

_o'

_machinery _jid

nk'uinxt theallowance of uch proof, or

who knows of _{any subBtantial} _reasou,

under the law and the reguUtUuis at

foreach tear that has washed _{the opinion he} was elected and _says:

luinlier. face of thepoor. Politics are ao _"By thegrace of God and with the jthe Interior _Department, _why each

liincon on theSanta Fe.' _Thecoin-pan- y

would; even purchase rqore - The professor claims that iu the uii'pn u ii .ii.ii.trr millv ml ina minivfli

knows _it _{and nobody cares.} Amer- - _I _{will be} _covernor." _{On the other} _mentioned _tim _anJ _place _to _rroHi--:

prehistoric agw the Colorado river

ran where ha is now at work. Ha ica.is no _{longer a republic.}

_It

_{is band governor Jones claims} that

"rSj't

says that with the assiatanoe of hia a _piuiocracy.

me

_presiaeni _is _uates was e ected. ana "ov me subm ttod brcu uiant.

,jnet Monday

and continued

in pession until

_{Tuesday evening,}

rebating

a lot 'o7

taxes

arid

paying numerous

bill.

They

appointed judges

for

the

elec-tion

for

_justices

and constables

to

be held

_throughout

lha

county, granted

a, liquor li-

-merely the creation of bank direct-

-grace nf God" he will iuatall him

divining-ro-d he has traced tbe JOHN V. BRYAN,

K'giiter.

root, if it were oLLeiiinhle, _showing tli.it farmers are c- ttain _{of a}

per-manent market.

The _nii)iaaer nf tbo _company

are _making _arrangements _for _the plantiug of i ver '5,000 _{ncrra in}

o'aniagrn under their ourn fupervi-idon- .

Abr.tit l.(KX) acre of root

ore, railroadktnga,and coal _barons, into office December 1. 1he _qnea

Colorado rivtr bed of ancient times

tion is now who will _providence

from ita fountain bead in Utah to and it is thesame with the gover- _FORFEITURE _NOTICE.

nors ofthestates. The poor whine favor,

the Gulf of California. ;" '

TJIK KILVEH STATCE.

about their _{poverty and gnaw} their

Near theranch of Geo.--_W. _Nor--

-frusta of bread,'but can always be

Hillsborough, N. _M., )

Sept. 7tb, 1894. )

To C. _II. Millette, bis Heirs, Exe cutors, Administrators and

Assigns:

You are hereby notified that(he under

Chicago, Dec. 5. The silver statue of actress Ada Hehan is under _gusrd of half-a-doz-eu

detec-tives to-d- as the result of the

discovery ofa plot to steal it from relied upon to vote for the rich,

and nine tenths of them would shoulder their muskets and lay

rense

to _Cjeo. Kiiclue ofj will ha gathered each year thus Be.

Chloride, accepted the

resig-

-j curing u three years snpnly.

';it

the

nations of Justices J.

11.

_Crane

i _{"",n" ,irao} _root _offered _will _bo

and

_{Orijalba; and adjourned}

J n'u

l'ifa

wen ara e"m,

ployed in lha factory here _lu Deni-

-fclnc _die.

_It

_is

_{the last}

down their ilrss in defence of the the retail store of Carson, Pirie,

ton iu the _{MolinWk Valley}

is

where it crosses the (lila river, and from

that point the old channel takes a

southerly courgo nniil it reaches,

he _gulf.' -

-At the place whera the _professor haahisineu now at work he feela

positive lies buried untold wealth--_'

lio has a _{large number of men at}

.work day and night sinking two

rightof the rich to rob them. A Scott A _{Co., where} _it ia on exhibi

meet-ing

of

the old

Hoard.

in?, an nation such an_{this, in which one} tton.

I _another _iiicjufdry, _with

wonderful poBnibililieg huh thus

Iren enth! )_imIio.) in _t!ie

pouthwest. million plutocrats tyrannize over Dr.Price's Cream Baking Powder

signed have expended oneliandred

dol-lars in labor and improvements upon

the Smoky Jones Lode Mining Claim,

situated in the La _{Animus Mining} Din-tric-t,

Countyof Sierra and Territorv el'

New _{Mexico, mote particularly} _dencribed in ita locution _notioadnlyrecorded in th

office of tbe Probata Clerk and

Recorder in and for said Cuuutv

a4

Territory, in Book "D" of Mining Location, on pane 70S. in nr.

sixty million slaves, will be either APunOrap Crcaai !Tartar Pvwdar.

Any onewho has rhildrea will rejoice

overthrown by a foreign fee or die

of_Gangrene. The . various labor with L It. Malford.of Pluiiiiield, N. J.

President Cleveland's

mos

sage appeared

in

the

_daily

newspapers

on

_Monday.

It

will

_appear

in the. home-prin- t

Weeklies

_{this Saturday, and}

in

Trunk Kano Uhb s 11 _Iim mine

at _ryramid, the Hubert JJ. _J.ep, _to

the American 7,ino and

Imd

Co., of _Canyon _City, . Colorado, for

$3,000.; The company which _pur-

-double compartment shafts. , They

are working infrluftf of _{eight hours.}

Get good wngrs and their money

wbeu earned. . ,

(

j ohaaed the property intend workinc

Hip little hey,five _years of_{age, waxttick}

with _crosp. Yor two days and ni(ht he

tried various remedies recommended by friend aud _neighbor. He _{brv, "I} Hmnylit rure I would

le

him. 1 hwd

seen Chainbeilain' Couh Hcniedy

advertised andthought I _{would try it} c

a Upt hope, and am _lupy to _riy tlat after tviodo44he hK'1 until moriiitit;.

'

. . t" the _propKesy ojf,_fhJ..prfes-

-der to bold said _Mining _Claioj _and proinicea nndc the _proviaions of sec

tion2324. oftheItevwed Htatntes of the

t'nili dStatfca, being theamount requir-ed tohold theMauirfor

_{iityifftihi3'}

llocemljer 31mI,

m.

And if _within

ninety daysafter thisnutke iv publics

tion you fail or refuse to_{contribute your} propwtion of tuicli _expenditure _us _a

owm r or _yow _intereHt _ii

organizations ueither think

to-gether, vote toto-gether, nor work

to-gether, and they have no _money t

buy. votes, lawyers and judges. Soldiers and _{polic3 shoot} down

laboring people and are cheered

bti in their bloody work by

monop-olists and the_clergy. _{But the day} sor Uiat when the bedrock of, the

ancient Colorado river is reached

gold wjll bq take; put jju bucket

fulls and _fhippeJ _by jrainlotuu.

tho

_patent

boweled

sheets

during the next

two

months.

The Advocate

_gives

it

the

go-b-

It

is

a very

_carefully,

prepared document and

_anjor.g

eight cohunns

of

-

_oilier

_"things

recommends national

legisla-tion

_looking

_toiij-i-I

theprnper,

U to_iti _{fullest capacity,} ad-wl-ir

uhlp from the beginning a carload

of_{ore a day.} _{This property} ia one

'it

the _{valuably mines in this} aeo-tio- n

of the'_couiitiy',3 _{and could have}

lieeu aold tkree or four year ag4 for .3(,V)00, hut _j.ricea of.

aijr

I gave it Iuhim next

dv

and a cure wasifi1 wcome the _prowrty _of

efferted. I keen this' raiuedv la the! " m' r "am

lifct _{us hope,}_that_{the prophesy} _uxy will soon come when there will be

a_{horrible dance to death, lighted} J.W. HUtJUKS.

couia true, _J.O

C. K.'BAKt'LAY.

iip by burning bonnes and the mu

I_{inline now} _and _ax _hooii

hr niiy of _my

children show _mpi cf croup I _{give it to}

them aid that ia_(he l.nt 50_cc!;t

bctllexforfale by C. C. Miller. lrttrrint.

miuea ,huve

ilroiDd

'rtitrn

v _j, " _I..'.", i

An ludian _{couple struck} aTucson I _Bic

of cries and _groans and dyua-

-merchant ..dumb. with. s'ufprrs lnite rtud hombs. Rich idlers

Irrigation of

the

table lands

oft;J.'ilwal-- i

;

"I

'

NOTICE,

Ihursday. The conptawere

_lyung,

_iinu.e _themselves _at

Newport and Tuxedo; poorworker toil ceaslensr Output of Ilillstioro gold mines

for the week _ending _Thursday

the

RJd1

Grande

_{Valley; but}

casts

a

slur

oh

silver.

_Hence,

In

_{the language}

_of,

_{the Denver}

Deo. d, IHOl. aa rcnorted for ly_{tne oiu ot}in the darkness_tne _mm.of the mine aud

Young men and women drawl over teed cham

Roail

_newtspoper, we

wouldn't

publish

it

except at regular

anu uresseti m coaiuiues such as thousands of _{other Indians} wear. _{The girl first asked} in good

English for _cups and saucers. Then they went nu _{and bought}

forks and kuives, dishes, a _stove, oooking uteuuils and all that goes to make _upa_{moderately good} home.

The Advooatk j '

From the fltandard Gold _Wining

V _Milliutt _Couipanyi

pagne and oyster parties, old men

advertising rates.

' and women _{pick rotten} food out of

the _garbage cans. _{Lap does are}

1(K) ltl,-

-Uuako Mills..

OpixirtmiityMine

From the(ood-llo-e Hommca Mining A Milling Co :

bonanza Mine Jtii hniniiil

During the course of _{purchases the}

The

_Walter

C. _IHIadley

Co.

125

75 young man said to the sunaw-

-"There's a _{chair, sit down,' which}

Eim the Wioks, Hull uf tho

driven _through Central Park to take the _air; children die. of

over-work in _filthy _garrets. _Piety _in

the White - House

enjojing the fruitsof _bribery _{infidelity in} thP

tenement house enduring tbe puu-ishm- ent

of _uprightness' These

Tho Druggists

S Uaa. kfaav. aan la airtaa OutOts

til_Butal IUM _fcwuidli laa al_atj Saat_M4 _yaHStn.

rr

_ItMuwi

t.a.

_Smut:

ImBmanafBoat' Smb

SavCUa _laaaall ctbar aioaS _pviiMa, A. W.IXfwtaO.: Koad'tuk Dm_bat

St all aar iawaiaTllla,

'

a

T._BL4Ma: _Wa8 _aioat _{al Boa1}

auupartUa tbaa af tmj aallar. '

tama A

Iiik

wiUi

u

th tat at

Bood'sUttotafaaratharkluiL

r.l

Bilt

aCo.: Uooa'i Sanauni fc)MellhabutmarllciiMa.

Cabuba Hotit: Houd't anap(rtL't Ii

mul tb bM tdldu kava IU La

taerawai _ararr₇car.

T, Y _{Moodt: Wh1I} _tvlat_{aa mwth} a( Slaai'tSaraapartlU (_{aajrUilaj limllar.}

H A._S4B: _Uaot'i la Via _But

fanaHrUlaafttMSr--.

TaiaTfOraiaStaff Utifteak fianarlp. TV aaaalarit al bona, whara Uaod-- f

tawyahI_laana tu

proprlttott kara baaa

aaawafar_aianr_j_tan, ou:d not routlnu H Bm _Ballataa 414 aa ranwai aitrlt, Ao4

ILom faata aboalit tertalulr anviaca aaoiua

taj atfcar aatlea alU

MaltjthaiHooi's BanaaarlUa laa toad.leUaala_B!olaa.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Bald _{br aacflMa} It: all fatIV

Blf kr O. L MOOtf CO, AMtaacuta

$vall, Maav

Cr.9 Gz'.lz:

120 ooiIh.EI Oro amiolhermine

Total

...?.'.;;;

TEUQRAPKIC,

J.N$UltK!, THEN DIED.

Topeka, Knns., Dec.,

fi.W.

N.

N'lehola, of,_{Valley. Falls,} in

authori-ty for _the _stntenippt _thut _John _W,

Jlillmnti, Hupposeil to have been

lolled in 1878, _{shortly idler} _taking

out heavy inHuranoe on his life,

Jius been found alivu in a

little

town near Tucson, A. I'. Nioliol's

cm

she smilingly did. "Yon areBgent

here for the C _wheej I _see," he

continued, addressing the merchant, "I _{thiuk they are} a good wheel.

At school I rode a New _{Mail, but}

I don't thiuk it _{compares with the}

To'alout_put siniie Jan. 1, 1804, 24,370.

it

Chinese fugitives state that the Japanese Backed

_Jort

_Arthur,

shooting old and young, and that

are the _signs of the times inAmer-ic-a

toray eiges that point to

too _{dreadful to imagius but}

which _nothing can nvert. 0 wheel."

'It

was learned that

js on his _way _{to identify Hillman.} _{the couple are educated} _Indians. The boy attended and graduated t

Carlisle and the _{girl at} _Albuquer

OF

_{LAKE VALLEY.}

N.M.

Have

sold

_{the greater part}

_of

their stock

to Messrs.

_Keller,

Miller & Co. of the

same

place.

The

balance

_of

_the

stock, consisting ol _{Cloth inp;,} pilliage and murder were _supreme

for three _days. The dead were barbarously' maltreated, 'heads and

PHTr

A DANi. IC.

ttmqierque, N. M., Dec. ,5.

East Laa Vegas would seem 'to have a "Jack the peeper." For night8, a man has been prowling

que. JJotb reside at paeaton and

around the premme ofM. A. _fHer,

disturbing audannoying the

neigh-bors. K load of buckshot has _been

prepared for the fellow aud he had

lest

desist fornj his cranky

prac-tices before he is converted into a

lead mine. _{Las Vegas Optic} Ysidore Sandoval, who _tuns _a

sa-loon _{at a}Mexican _{villinge near} _this

city, shotMannel Armijo through the head, and hisbrother,Ambrosio Armijo, through the arm. _They weie at a dance and all drinking. Mannel was _{very tdnitdye ami shot}

several times into tho ceiling of

HnndovaPa salmin _{and pointed tho}

were _{married there recently.}

- '.. IE

A ROUGH EXPERIENCE.

Doming Headlight.

Fred _llenninger and William Page are back from the gold

fieil

iu.Souora, Mexico, after one of the,. noses cut oiland nameless atrooitiea

"

were _committed.

_ho

_re.istance was offered by tho people, but

Japanese soldiers scoured tbe conn-tr-y

for _{days and} _killed all the Chi-uea- o

they oould Cm.

I- -" --LI

-

.JJ

The shortest afternoons of the year are now upon us, and _they

LEGAL NOTICE.

Last

Will

_{and Testament of}

Thomas S. O'Neal

i deceased.

To

Whom

_it

_{May Concern}

;

All _parties _hitoretol _are '_heiehy notified that on the _{I'otli day of} Kepteni-

-roughest experieucrs ever related. pistol at ttie latter when Sandoval

Men's and Children's Boots

and

_Shoes,

_Socks,

_Ladies'

Hose,

_{Ribbons, Shirts,}

_Patent

Medicines,

_etc.,

_{is now} beino--' disposed

_{of at prices much}

below

their

_value,

_to

_induce _a.

speedy clearance.

oer, A. V. 1SSM, tliero waa filed or

probate, in theofficeof_{the Clerk} of _the

Probate Court of Kierra_County,N M

by (iftrire J.O'Neal, the laatWill ami

ehot, with the above result. Armi jois _dyiug.

COVEUED WITH fll.OOD

kfcfcP AWAY FKOM PANAMA.

From the New York World.

"There ia _{no worse place in the} world for a man oatof work than the Isthmus of _Panama," writes the road master of the Panama rail Both are young men, aud being

comparatively unexperienced,

at-tempted to make the overaud

_ju.r

uey from thefields to the United States without information as to

Wilt _continue _to _shorten _until

December 15th, when they will

re-main atattand-stil- l until _{the 28lh,}

and then begiu slowly to lengthen. Tho roomings will _{be gettiug}

short-er by some minutes _{until January} alinueapohs, Minn., I)eo. The

the route and with only a small

learameiil ot Ihonma 8. O'Neal,

de-ceased, andthatMonday, the 7th day of

January, A. Ii. _115, Ht _{o'clock in}_the

forenoon, ia _ticicl.yfl.te,

fr

the provioir of said Willand 'IWameid.

In Witncwi Wheretf I hMve 1.. a. Hereunto _Sl _my Haad and Seal of aid_Court,thi 5th

dayof December, A.

_I.

1894.

THOH. C. HALf

Clerk.

want a Suit,

come

b.vly of Miss-Catherin- e

Ging, a dressmaker, aged 2'.), _{reputed to be}

worth 110,000, waa found last _uight in the middle of the_country road by William Erbart, a _bigigerutu. There waa a bullet hole _directly through the head, her nose was

bmkan, and there was _{a long} _jag-

-way in a letter recejveij iiere.

'There are, to-d-ay, on the

isthmus, crowds of _{well educated,} good-iutentiou-ed

machinists, engineers, carpenter,civil engineera,draugh a

wea-i-n _{fact, men of every trade}

and- -profession, men who want

supply of provisions, J _,

The young prospectors were over two mouths making the journey and five _days before _reaching tbe mining camps iu the northern part 8tb, and then _{commence lengthen,}

ing gradually, The shortest day from sunrise tosunset occurs

De-cember 2Jst _{the day} when the sun

ia _nearest _the _earth, _but when in

If

_you

down

If

_you _{want Shoes, come}

of Chihuahua, exhausted .their last

stead of _shining _{perpendicularly} _KOTICU _LEGAL.

I

_do'vn.

_. _.. ...

'iitl

tat

ou

it

uihkii: " itit, '" ifise

now _{starving, dyiug of} _hunger and Ultimo_{Tlioinaa.8. O'Neal, RnaJu.}Voluntad y Teamento tie

A_Q'tenTiene In teres: '

. "j t'M1--,

_."um

_os _{lay s}

down obliquely and. thus causes the atmosphere tobe cold.

ever _{getting out} _{alive, they} killed their pack burro and ate the flesh.

(Iioi

had made an intimate acqua

iutance with a _{St. Faul} _gambler.

At timer alid,

hul

; livery rig

sickness, because _{nnable to get}

work' "

If

_you

_want

_anylhtntr _we

have got,

come down

and

come quickly After wandering about for five_days

aud existing on burro 'flash, they

Todopersona intereoadd eifa por csto Dotificado que el dia _{25tb de Swiembr.).}

A. H. 1S!H. _{fue ptieato en} _lla

p.ira pro-bar- m

enlaofecinade el Secretsri, .1,, l

"Simte tbe revival of work on the canal,the canal company has not

hired--- one

single mechanic, and only.. a Tew _laborers _{at sixty} _or

evenly cents a day, (Columbian ailver).

rcre

are Amrioana Us,? starv ly'bert Grant, in a_alary iu

Har-per's. Magaxinafor _{December, has}

a man make '

1,000 _{by investing} a few hundred in stock of the Atohi-so- u

railway in a few weeks, which

proves that Mr, Grant doesn't

know all idmut railroad stocksby a

finally came in _sight of _{a mining}

camp,after traveliog overone

thous-and rnilea.

When they reached Demi_{eg both}

were almost _prostrated and show-

-in the even-ing and drove with him. The man was accustomed to send notesto_{her and the messenger} who

carried most of thnm h

len

fnnd.

lie

seuta note _yesterd.iy

which tbe tor _{up on reading.} In theevening she hired rig and went

nut

a7o'n."TwO hOuFi lUet tho horse returnedtothe

_bro

with an

Corte da I'ruebaa do et (,'ondado de

Sierra, N. M.,

_pr

Ueorge G.O'Neal el

ultimo VolmtadyTotamcnt da Thomas

S. _{O'Neal, fhiado,} _r _{que Lunen al di}

7" de enrio, A. _p. 1W5, a la 10de la

mana eata pur eato fijado nan lirvibarse ditho VolauUd y TettUmeiUo.

The

_prices

will

_agreeably

surprise you.

They

are lower

than ever before.

_{The. stock}

must ba

closed

_out,

and wej

!HR.VhW7 the effects o? _th

privations. They are 'recovering rapidly, however, and wjll aoou be apparently none the worse tor tho long ways.

irjcg

tba

month of

November, Atshison stocks varied

hcteen

4 _{and Cj,} _the _varying

ing

to death who gave uppositions athome to come here and found

when _{they landed} that _{they had} been _duped.

I

wish most erepbat-

-L. _S.J ml puno y al t4la J ditrt

. Corta Mt(ii fi ) A. D.1384.

THOMAS _{C. HALL,}

t

nply

bogy.

The cukhiona were

eoik--

wih

blood and brains. TUm

intend

to

do

It

_by

December

loth,

1S.3