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Sierra County Advocate, 1916-06-16

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Co

UKTY

A'

YOGATE

VOL.

_33.

HILLSBORO, SIERRA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO,

JUNE

.16,

,ii6.

$1.00 Per

Year.

No.

15. H- -

A.

_WOLFCRD,

e

Office:

First

Door

_Eat

of R.

Church,

Main

Street.

tile

_prairies

- _of _the _Canadian;

northwest. Those

_fmihar

with conditions know

tbat there

are

m

American-Canadian- s

_{upthero. The}

hyphen simply does not

exhist

for those who go from on1

_country

the other

north

and Burih ol tha

international

line.

ing

Up.

One time

I

was a_millionaire,

My

"duet"

was mountain _bigb,

I

_spread

myself and made a

splurge

Resolved to

_{do or die;}

And ell

_thigs

were mine which

Fortuae

_pours

From her

golden

cap,

Ah,

I

bad

_nothing

left to lack-W- _hen

something worke me

_upl

One time

I

was a senator

And in

the

senate

halls.

My fervid

_oratory

shook

The plaster

from the walls;

SQEKKA

COUNTY

BANK

MMstooro,

RS.

?M

j.

Hillsboro,

New

Mex

WADE, TAYLOR &

Wade,

Attorneys and

Cousellors-at-La-Las Craeee. M. _{El Paseo, Texa} Manonie _Temple. 606

_First

Nat

Bank Building

JAMES

ft.

WADDILL,

Demine:,

II.

M Will

attend all the

Courts

Sie-rra

County

and

(he

Third Judl

rial Diatrot.

BONHAM

_and

_REBER,

LAWYERS,

Las--

_Crjuces,

If

Mex-

-THE PERCHA LODGE NO. _9. _I,

₀

0.

Fv of Hilliboro, N. M.

T. H. Byrne, N. G.; Steye Reay, V

G.;W. J.

Fergusson, Sec'y.; M, L.

Kahle, Treasurer.

Meetings: Second and fourth

Fri-days of each month. feb 19-1-0

F ! _GIVEN, M--

p.

P

r irate

o5oe

at residence.

Hillsboro,

New

Mexico

J.

0. SSATCiSER,

Physician and

_Sugeron,

Hillsboro,

New Mex.

C.

H. FRIES.

Physician and Surgeorj,

Hot

_Springs,

_{New Mexico}

Offlae: Room 26, _Armijo BuildinS

Por.3rd_{St. and Railroad Ave.} _Praotico

in tlie Supreme Courts of New _liexice

ELFEG0

DACA.

Attorney and Couacellorat _Law,

AIIQUERQUE.

_'

NEW

_MEi

Willhe_present _{at alltemrs} _{of Coartof}

Bernalillo, Valencia, Socorro _and

Sier-raCounties.

Deal ingood Oold,Silver and Coppe-Minin- g

Propertisain _{New Mexico,}

NOTICE

!

When you have nnal _proof _notices,

to _{be published,} _don't

forget that

the

Sierra

County

Advocate

haspublish-e-d

such notice _{forthe past thirtyyeara,} and willdo_tha _work _{aa cheap}

and

correctly as any on _else.

_'

and Cartridges

Be Careful In _Speech.

If

tn our Breech we would neefl

oonalder how our words will affect

those to whom _{they are}

_pcitn

It we would try to

har

them with their ear

and consider how _they _accept In _their

hearts, there would not be much

pas-sionate or unadvised speech; certala-l-y

there would bo few _spirits woundod

or lives embittered by the words o

our Hps. W. G. Horder.

Accentuating Plant Characters.

It

has boon found that undor reC

light (light through red glaaa) plants become more robust than In ony oll

er. They also

b.one

morn

pro-nounced In their cMef characters tL

leafy plant heconica mora kefy, sH

shades of _{green become} pro

nounced, the sensitive _plaat mor

sensitive and all In _{every way}

fcsfct

highly specialized.

Pigeon Descended Chimney. When a resident in the Lon4n.

road, Reading, England, came down

stairs recently, he found parched on

the top bar of the grate In the

drawing--room _{a pigeon which had coma}

down the chimney. It had broush with it a considerable _quantityof soot. When the occupier opened the win.

flows _{the pigeon made} its escape.

Food _{Kept Warm.}

A flatiron stand will be found

use-ful on the range to keep the content of

a

saucepan warm without dan gar

of burning, says the lndianapolia News. It is also useful when on

desires food _{to simmer;} there Is then co fear of sticking or burning on _a

hot stove. ,

Unfortunate English.

The general Impression that the

J&nglishman'B life is rather prosy Is

supported by the statement of a Lon

doner who visited at Clay Center. II

said he never hud tasted fried chick-e- n

or strawberry shortcake, the two being unknown to the culinary

art

la his country Kansas City Star.

"Bait" Was Good.

IIow did you come to buy thafl

worthless mining stock?" "Well, you see, I thought it waB all

_right

The man who sold It to me _{had mahogany}

furniture In his office, tall brass

cus-pidors ajad

_..jeH

_jug on

hi'

floor."

Detroit Free Press!

Adam's Satisfaction.

Adam was surveying the animals

he was called upon to name.

lie

smiled with satisfaction as he

re-marked: "Whatever else may

hap-pen, there never will be a shortage tn the supply of _{party emblems."}

ideals the Guiding Star.

Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed tn touching them with your hands. But, like the seafaring man on deserts of _water, you choose them

as your guides, and following

then

reach your destiny. Carl Scaurs.

He _Belonged.

The accomplished and obliging

pianist had rendered several seiec

tlons, when one of _{tho admiring groua} u ii.uMicnt lu ilis Lui.L.1 _pcrlcr

gested Moxart's Twelfth Mans. Sev.

eral people echoed the rerp'rst, bu

one lady was particularly desirous of

bearing the piece, explaining that her

hn-ba- nd had belonged to

tiat

very

i5jiiui.

Everybody's mSgClzillS.

Cake Twenty-Fiv-e Years Old.

A veteran baker of _Quincy, MausH

had a unique experience shortly b(

fore retiring from business a short time ago. A _wedding cake 23 _ycara

old was brought to hira _by a local man to be refreshed for his silver wedding anniversary. lie had baked the caka himself for the wedding, 25

_yers

b

lore.

Real

.22

_Sport

.22 caliber as in

the

high-pow- er

your shrewd

sportsman

selects

cartridges for results.

you start to be critical, there's no-where short of

Remivgton-VM-Single Shot models in Slide-Actio-n models, fanioui RetniriRton-UM- oltd breech and

Autoloading model that successfully handle! 16 Autoloading rim-tir-e _{cartridges without reloading.}

ftxjrt, Ket your rifleand cartridgesfrom the display the RtdBM iiarkol Remington-- blC.

your home

dealer

and 324 leading merchants in New Mexico

Themassesall

declared me

_"white,'

Sucoess was mine to

_sup;

The

_{presidency loomed in eight}

When

_something

woke _{me np!}

One time

_I

_{was a gilded}

_bird,

And and every word of mine Was valued

_equally

with _gold

And twenty

carats

_fioe;

In

Hardy's

_boaseby

Kipling's

aide

1

_sat

_{me down} _to

_sup;

The

babble water

_sparkled

free-W-_hen

something

woke me

_np

I One time 1 _loyed a

_{lovely girl,}

And while _my bosom

burned

With

_{fervid passion, long and late,}

I

_{found my love}

_returned.

Her

_{eyes were} windows

lit

_by

dawn,

Her

mofltfi amoral envp

Was

tilted

_high

for

me

to

kiss When

_something

woke me

_apt

Artbnr B.Goodenongh,

in

Man-chester Mirror

and

farmer.

IVhcro

_iho

_Hyphenate

js

a Rara

Avis.

(TndaoaDoJia

Star.)

Wilbin

a week millions _of peop-le

_{in this country}

_have _{read in} thousands of _papers

tbat James

J. Hjll

was born

and reared

in Can

ada

and came to

_{this country}

as a

young

man to

seek

bis

fortune. Did _{any ope} of them ever hear

him

referred to as a Canadian-American- ? Did _any one in thin

country

ever

Ibink

of him as

_any

thing

else

than

an .American ?

_Did

any

one

_{in the}

United

States

ever know of

_{his thinking}

of bimBPlf

as

_anything

_ejecept an

American?

The federal

census of 1910 shows

that

there

were in

_{this country at}

that

time 1,201,146 who had come to os from Canada and

Newfound-land. Who ever beard of a

_single

one in

all that number

classed as

Canauiau-Americaa- ? _Did any

eyer

know of

_{their getting}

togeth-er

before an election

_and

_making demands

or threats

in

the interest

of Canada? _{Does any one know} of _{any partjole of}

_{hostile eenti.}

ment in

this

_country

_toward

Canada

or Canadians?

Reciprocal conditions

are

found on

the other side

of

the border.

Handrds of thousands

_{of people}

have

_{gone aoroes the boundary} _in

recent

_{years to}

_{cultivate the fer}

JJmWAY

Rifles

for

IN

the

his rifle and

And when to stop

MadeIn

with the now. the

Remington

Forreal .22

dealer who Sold by

other

OaminofAn

MTK

v I tVlwArtk

Mia

Ei

ca

_Foef

ISUlllSti

For

Sale

THE

puis

iMii5

ILiqiiois

AND

_CIGARS

P0OIa

0ARA9AJAL

A

_ALES,

_Props.

lrma.IIn!nfl MfftIKc fA fir111 IFftCo.

Buildin. (233 Broad lU.u. Va l"t.

o

cat

_io

_ix

of

_altor

at

this

office.

W. _S.

_CQOPER,

General

_Goiffraotor.

Good

_Workmanship,

_prices

_Right

HILLSBORO,

New Mexico.

r1

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CAR FOR SERVICE NEW AUTOMOBILES

FzclVtG

Uo

_Ir.sirrancj

_{Company of Cali}

SIERRA COCNTY "'aIiVOCATK. I'AY AND NIGHT--"

CAREFUL DRIVERS

fornia.

W.

0.

THOMPSON, Proprietor.

F.

W. MISTEBS

:

Proprietcp

Lnan.

_{valley, hillsooro}

&

_kbkgstom

ASITO,

STAGG

anil EXPKLSS

L2?JE

- _{TheSierraCounty} _{Advocate Centered}

at the Poet Office

at

lliliaboro, Hierra

County, New Mexico, for tiatifrelMnn

.".rough Hie U8. Muila, as neeond class

natter.

$3."S,r.'f).C,l 04

$ 4.501,807 47 AfiRPts

Liabilities

Gross

Surplus

iJEASONAPLE RATES

WIIW

COMIN-

G-piERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE Impartially Devoted to the Best

Inter-ments of Sierra County and the Siate

ofNew Mexico.

Courteous Treatment Vire ut Our_Expense

GAS AND OIL FOR SALE-

-Write

for information

about

a life income

for your jvife,

daughter

or mother.

F.

B. SCHWENTKER,

General Agent,

ALDUQUERQUE,,N.

M.

I

MUNICIPAL COW)

.rQt

Tl..

Matmn

nlnnk PPema lo

vnn.Arr?.

np

iOT SPiMN' --i

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1916.

EESCUE

' _These _few _lines _{i.re to announcH}

that

from tl.in

date

we are

wib

WIFE

Mi X1CO

I

he a

hard

problem for the plank--

bIulUA

11lL

makerp at

St.

Lnni to poke.

I _{had gotten so weak} I could not _stand,

No, Hon,

that isn't

your Ma bn

ru-in

r

old _rugs JPfl mir

friends

to the aouth of us

_{burning another}

American 11

g.

Teddy did not

get

the

nomina-tion,

but

he

rised

noncidpnthle

.icr

Fcrr Ycrs

cf

_Dtccaracbs

Ccndliicns,

&s.

Eullcclc Cave

Cams to Hesccs.

Catron, Ky.--In an interesting letter

from Uiis _place, Mrs. Bettic Bullock

wri!C3 as fellows : "1 suffered for four years, with wommly troubles,and during

and I _gave _upin_despair.

At last, my husband got me a bottle of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I

com-menced taking it. From tl;e very first dese, 1 could _tell it was_helpin--j me. I

can now walk two without ita tiring me,andam doing all mywork."

If_youare all run down from _womanly troubles, con't give up in despair. ' Try

Cardui, thewoman'stonic It hashe'.-c-g

more than a m;!!icn women, In Its 50

of

that

which Sherman said war

wan.

NAME

In accordance with the provisions in the Petition presented by the citizens

of II I _{Sprinps. New} Mexico, to the

Honorable Board of Commissioners of Sierra County,

Nw

Mevico.and

thsnid

Foard's suV _{sequent actkn thereon, the} name of this municipal .corporation is

and. shall be. The Village of Hot

"

Spr'ngs.

Dated June 7th, 1910.

CHA3. '.V. _Adams, Mayor.

J. II. Van VViNKLa, )

JOE. _{J. Tafoya,} Trustees. G. BoLANDER, )

Attest:

AMAr--o

Gokzai.fr, Cletk.

ORDINAN'OI-- NO. 1.

Be _{it ordained by} tho Hoard of

Trus-tees of the Villajra of IIt-S- W-See-.

1. The _stylfl of all orJinanfCB

'

shall be, B-- _it. _ordnit.d _bv the Brnn'Jot Trustees of

_tie

_Villageof IlotSprinTH.

Sec. 2. All ordirmc ss'nll jberub-lifahe- d

;n some

_{newspajr ot'en;}

r-- al

oircul'ttio'i published in tlie

Vil-lage of Ifif Springs and proof of

such _publication,

_'y

:tll", ':(vlt of the _{printer or} p.iMi ber oi such

pi&er, shall be. proviJ-'i-- mid filed

with the Clerk a d i_." !' sei.l CI"!It _placed n r cord in

tlvOrui-navr-B ok. When no _newspaper in iublished in tho Villaire, then

pu! licacion may be ronde in ? m

paper of Sierra County, having general circulate. n in Pio Vii' :.e. Swc. 3. All ordiiiHnee; so p,d.!i.-h-e-d

shall teke ed'ett mmI l_e in

force at the

_expaion

of five

Anyway, Henry J'hvvfir rpciv-e-d thirty-liv- e votes on

the

Crt

bullot.

the

r nblican

_patty

whono prin-(;fplf- B

wewill uphold and advocate.

Thisdeclarr-tio-n etil.rBcea county,

Btate Bud

nation!

affairs, ho far aa

our

humble efforts are able to

jreaob. '

I

"

While

President

Wilwon wns

bu?y writing thp platform for the, democratic national convention, cud hewing out a plank inteii.dod

to

justify his

flagrant

Mfxioan

jolioy,

an American coneuluto was

destroyed in Mexico. The con-sulat- e

was

burned,

also the

Am-erican

fUgaietalike

fte.

The

Am-erican emblem belonging to the

ooDBulfte was

_dratted

through

the

streets by a a jeering popu-lac- e

in contempt for Ainerionns.

This

i not tho first time the Ato-frica-n

flag Inn been torn down,

'trampl"l

ou and burned iu

Mex-ico

during

the

past

few years.

In

the face of such

and-Ameria-Jemonstrations

in Mexico Mr. Wilecn's CHtiipHign slogan, "Am-erica

First,"

ia

but

a ruiBuomer

this time, 1 _{cou'd only} sit _{up for} alittle

while, and could not walk anywhere

at;""

o continuous success,and shculi

And

Ii

v_hu _wept ! _{surfdy help you, too.} Your druggist has

FAIRVIZW

all. At_times, I _{would have severe}_pains

in my left side.

The doctor

v"s

crJ'.cd in, and his

treat-ment relieved me for a while, butI _was ioon confined to my bed again. After that,nothing seemedto do me any good.

sold Cardui for _years. 113 knows _what

it will do. Ask him. He wiii rccDin-ruerid- it.

Cesia ULirtgCardd tcday.

Write to: Chatiiiiioog? MaJKine Co., I_alln'

Adv'sery lT't--. Ch.maiK-sra- Tenn.. for W.-j-f

1_.tttriftw;111.v.)your ti.rfand bio,:t lioa.'S Trratc.sul r Vtoiii&t'" "n in !un v.rppaj--, d

The TTontn _fumily _r"p'PtenMn

three

fenerations

ard

comprising abont hixtepn

peronp

picnieko!

ni

Cuchillo creek

_Thcrnday.

Grand

pa Hearn wns the

'yonngpst

there,

and

didn't

gpt

t!e

lent

tnrnrny ache. _Nobody But on the black

3?

14 m. n --_& _r" _m.v _Tr--.

berry pie, and the red

anta

were

_{making their}

inti

THIS

23 A REAL BARGAIN

mate explorations elcewhere. Ev ery onp

h'd

a lovely

tim.

days after ihe tirst pnaitcanon thereof, and the sad Orrliuanre

Book, and the B"ok cf _{Cr linances}

vhen compiled et5 _{)r.ii.!i,;hed} _by

nutliority by the iV..ri of

Tn.-tecs-shall be taker. ii a'A com U

as

_)rina

faci eviili-i- e

tint

such ordinances have been

herein.

Sec. 4. The rep'-al-, t or

themodification _{of ary} O'Tr'a-nc-o _or

nwny

pa'tof

nyordinan-.hai- l lie in full force and ff ct

_owi

i.i like manner as _provtred for

tt

t.d.ir.g

or _{e!le t} iif all oidinances.

Sec T WheiuM-'-

_any

reperdipg, n"--' trlin'r or rooif-

--ii'.r uny 1 _{rirnir ordinj'ice} shell be

itself if'peHied, amended or --odi-fn-d

P'.jch si ni:d, am ndme:-- _or

Geo, If. Adamn was _up from

H.)t _{Springs this}

ve'k.

Mr. and Mrs. Mf-ree-d Montoya

have moved

loton.

Mr.

_Tnfifi

has accepted a _{p"bittou with} 1'. t;. Winston

k

Co,

- 1 _'til

mciiiifk-j'Ue- d:n:l not be coi!?tr'tt- - j

ed to revive sneh former ordhiar.ee.

ciauf.e or pro n vnlors it sh.'!l

be tb'Tein'eo_expressly stated and

1

l-

-z

which doe not appeal

toAmerican

'patiiutiRU.

If

Mr. WiIhod can carve out a Mexican _plunk no ar 'tieticaily formed

that

the Ameri-on- o

votera will believe thut the

:.aooD is made of green

cherw,

ihr-- to bim oe

the

tiou'jr of be.

ir.g the

greatest

political

sculptor

jince

days of

Julius

Caear.

Nero fiiddled while Rome burn-ad-.

For more

than

three years Mr. Wilson has fiddled while eight

;!Core Americana have been inur

lered and millionaof dollar worth

cf

American property baa been destroyed Mexico oiuce hi

began, and the

Mex-ican

problem

ia no nearer eoiuUon

ibnn

wbeu Mr. Wilaou took tho

piesulential chair.

And he la

A tnr--l _T'TT

ftr vKieil. f

ee. ('. In all crises vheru the gnp'e f.

t'ffense mav be tinU-h:d- , or 'd;.dl ii

be created bv different clause or! Send us _{your order} rfcht awry, orpive it to our_{rtprescntet're, cr}call and_tr jj sections of th ordinaneei of th ui when ia tovrn. _{If you} hzvs nevercubcriibod _{to our paper before,}do itnow and a

Vill-is- of II _PpriuKC, t..e pr--'- (jb.,

g3t (v.c..e four

_nsaics.

_{If you era a}_nrdizx_{tabscrtber to our paper,} _we_{urge you}

oncer nay i t. rn.ii r i _, . . _. _, _,

.if

C'Uirrr

Mia--i

_Diisy

Flearn and Ilt-rr-y

fiearn

gave a _{rofit ei.j'jyablw}

d.nce

to _{viniiing rel itlves Friday night,}

The

ntlenJance

waa hirj.-e-,

Geo. II. IJftvill in _making; some needed _repaira on his _property on

illun

nvenne,

Mr. and Mrs.

_{Harr? iteilly}

en-tertained

at

diraer

on

_'Jhurnliy

in honor of Mr. nd Mrs Clirin.

llearn,

B. A. Hfarn and Mr. Louie

Hearn and family.

Ienid;a

of honor

there

vvto_present

whk-.- _to _proeeerj OUT, no ;'jlor-- n MV .uu _uicov _ium

hiiui;

i_juumc asi.u- -n prai st tho a'iie yeiHCin lor the! j your iubicription for one _year.

Fumeuiieo-.t--. _m

i

Sec. 7. Whenever a:.y wore, fn B

TLh

ft

ll

cX CS3 _fj

W8

fsST

HcZtESS

for

_fl

ord used mn:o!

_hrg'

1 C _t

if.

n"V are ,

the sinrcn'ar or _plnr l num'-or- , 0 fc:J If

y:a

Sjicr.ia

to

czt

fcjer

fa cas year.

iiUj

shall include both; !id if We tare tnirple capsca of tliese majpanei on diep!ay

tt

our oSict. Call and

Tvnr.H inip.ir'iin; the mtetdine '

j b them. TTiey are on bock paper with illustrated covert, andartfull of

pendi-- _{miy bo coi.s'.rued} to aa n clean, intsrestin etoriet acd insirocire articles on _{History, Science,} _Art, _f.iagic,

t0!n-- M _femnles; find the wordj h Fwluon. Fancy Needlework, General Farming,

Live _{Stock and Poultry.}

--

_till

_fiddling.

Mr. and

Mrs.

Thos. Scales,

Mr.'

"person may v"

ens

tjpu

ro in- i.

clude firms ami corporations.

rart--l Inn..7t.Vl miti.

iifK?

--

no

Ynr?

P?lir

Prrrct

ti

a

M

t

ire_{Ejssziacs Kill Stoj}

_rT;iy,

v.Sca T!.,8 is

_lj

ai d Mrs. V _{II. McAughan,} Miss

JfHrie Hearn, Mihs _Daisy

_Hearn,

W. D. _Ileilly and Geo. H. Adaiua'.

We have a _{sneaking idea}

that

a

good mule team service

hets

poor

auto conveyance of

the

mails. U. A. _Schmidt,

our artistic

pho-tographer, toed; a

_{group picture}

of

the Hearn family on

Friday.

The

Approved on the nbove date.

C"A3. VV. _{An Mrs;}

Mavor, VillaRO of Hot Springs, N. M.

Attest:

AMADrt G.ONZU.7.1,

'rterk

of Fn'd Vil'nffe.

OKDlNAMCR N II.

Be it ordainH by the Boird of

Trustees of t'C _Vi'.Iageof _IlotPprim s:

Sec. 1. _{That a seal} hall be and is

h.reby adonLed Rtid declared to be

the peal of ihe Village of II t

Sprir;rs, sai1 seal sh:dl have ard

make the following impression, in

circular form, to-w- it: _iu ttie

cen-ter the word _SEAL; arottnil

tre

I

r,h'--

:

is

- .T,y

Mr.

Hughes' letter

of

resigna-tion

from

the

eupreme bench was

brief

and to the

point;

Mr.

Wil-son's

acceptance of Mr. Hugheo--' resignation was likewise

brief; auJ

?ach of

them

are to be commeuded;

,nns much s

that

a national event

wl8 involved, for

setting

a pu'ee-

-. _. _{jlmt. in} mottt in

etacert

is more acceptable to

tbe'puttlio

than

lengthy

and

un-necessary documents coutaiDing useUse'explauatione."

vV-

-

v

_V.;;

4. a Vir-- CC- -' arebeina: Quickly

bo'ihtbyAJnrnifoctiirrs. N

of h _{mpmbern raneed} from _bouiain.v.ci _or

yLziwnva dfpcription

i tii ... ... -- ...,,

and roK--: L_on

v;

t We_getpat

-outer edge, thA words, 1; _'.Ad;'.

fTit op no jv?o. v. _ior_{our free} _book

i _.if 1W. iw.MU

OF HOT SPRINGS. MERRa i

OTyS,

COUNT NKW MEXICO;

,jh

'foliil

between the word fcliAL and s ₄

wiMwm

ns--outer circle line of wor Is, th

US07 SevcidhKi., VVasIiicstcn, D.C

J

I

See. 2. The seal of the Village i

TP

_J

7

' _{shall be aflixed} to nil _transcript

_KVjTTV

IJl

orders, certitieates, and other ( - --'e - W

eight months to almost eighty years.

Authentio information

etatrs

that it

was Mrs.

Luna

and not Mrs. Uall who

sustained

a broken

lg

in the recent

aoto

accident Clue canyon. Mrs. Hall, in facN

was not with the

_party.

Mr. Hall

was considerahly bruised about the bead and face.

W. D. Snyder is erecting the

buildings

recently hauled to the Calhoun home

ranch

from _Camp

Calumet.

j

J

ficial documents which

_my

be in

pessary, proper and legally requir-t-d

toauthendiea'e under the

pro-visionsof _{the Village Ordinances.} Adopted and approved this June 7th day of1916.

Chas. W. Adams. ' _MavorofHot

Springs Vilicfjc, N. M.

Attest: 1.

Amatx) Gonzalez

: _Clerk, _Vllage of Hct

Spimgs, N. M. ' _'

fiist

pub. Juna 1C-1-6

blanks

Feed

AGercaao naval officer

criticizes

iirksmaDs;bip

of

the Iiritidh

tb

a

gaoneri dormg

the

naval engage-en-t

in

the North

Sea. No

doubt

the

German critio

'overlook-S- d

tba' fact that it

ia impossible

'to

shoot very

fot

a

_ttraigbl

goo

or

very

far op

a crooked

(4)

SIERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE. when Mra. _Kinney,

_sister

of Mrs niimKnn,

entertained

At a

rare

W. 0. THOMPSON, Proprietor. musical treat.

For

two hour the guests

enjiyed

the sweetetrnins of FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916,

JJ.OTICB.fPR PUBLICATION, Department of _{the Interior,} U. S. Land Otii-.-- at_{L is}_truces, _{A. M.,}

April 10, 1916.

NOTICE is _herehy _piven _that

CHARLES II. LA1ILAW, '

Fair-vie-N. M., wuo, on JoJy 1909,

made Homestead _Entry as amended.

No. 08,193, for WVNWK, Action 15.

TownsL'iJ

Jl

_{8, i.ange} 8 W., N. id. _i'. Meridian, has filed _notice _of

inten-tion to make finsd tiv _ytar _{Proof, to}

establish claim to the land above de-scribed, before Edward James, U. S.

Commissioner, at Chloride, N. _M., on

the 2fth day of May, 3916.

Claimant names as vitne'sea:

Wdliam D. _{Snyder, of Fairview.} N. M,

bfine orchestra _,_{com posfnl of}_Mexico

and native

mnician3.

_Dtinty

re

frephroents of ice _{cream, enkpeand} SUBKCIUPTION RATK8.

OneYear . .11 00

It

was

Six" Months 75

fruit

nunch were-

_served.

ADVERTISING KATES.

rt -t, iBBiw Si 00

,rn,7

a very recherche social af

-VUC I

One inchone month 2 00 _fmr _Mrs.

_Kinney

_was _assisted

Dn inch one year 12 00 _{by Mrs! W.}

_II.

_Burner.

Locals10cents per line each insertion Thomas Scales, of Fairview, N. M.

hocilwrite-up-s 20 cents per line, Vilia'doG. 'iriij'.llo, of Faiiv ow, N. M.

Austin Crawford, of Chloride, .N. M.

John

L._Burnside,

Kecister.

LAKE VALLEY.

Mis Frncren TTamme! _returned _May

METAL MARKET.

First publication April 21-1-6.

New York, June 14. 31_{from a} _{visit to her aunt,} _{Mrs. Gus} W4WCUJ'0

-- -! Ubll UtaV mum

( w&aa vm

Ilammel, In El Pr.so,

The 8 L _C's

_havr

_{bought the} Bush

SarSilver,63c.

Copper,828

29).

Lead, IG 95. _nnd _{Stevens ranch} _nd _{cattle at Tierra}

If

you will subscribe to

the

Ad

-vocntf fiij' one year we will

tive

' '

BLinca.

Mr.andMrs.Coliister and two child you_{onp venr}four monthly mflgazines forfor 18 eopto

pyrn.

HILLS33R0

ren arevisiting the J. II. Lathams. Mrs

Tt' warmiuti uu. Uollis'eris asisterof _{Mrs, Latham una} Mr.Oollist.Pr

RUSTIC

iUODGE.

. _i. t-

-it.

i. ""

'

Joe

CabaJiero, oi iveuey, la

iere

_{Cnllistrr company} of _Albuquerque.

OD a viet to bis

parents.

The Grahams, ofTierra Blanca, hn-- _a

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson J,,1,v,K1U9fl Part--V wepk ol co"flin

DEALER

!M

GELT0r.L

KEMEZAKCBS

anu iriennsiroil fiinini'. ipvi--a urn.

are

visiting "t

Hot Springs.

I ed to Demi_rg June 9 after a dance at

Will "J. Robins went down to the Lake Valley eehool _{house the night}

PBr

Monday. 1

iuinrj .Maiie _ivnigni is nome irom me

tliss

Josephine

bt

:OtJeri3 home College of Agriculture

t

HILLSBORO, N. M.

AIRY ROOMS.

COMFORTABLE BEDS. HOME COOKING.

F.

J. TtfOtfPSO.

Always ask for _{Thompson's place.}

from Monticello where shd

taught

Mr, Todd, gnat hurer from _Misonri,

.STAPLE

ami

_Fnucy

CspoccKss--FLOU-R.

GRAIN,

HAY,

SALT.

Dry

Gcods, Notions,

Boots

_{and Shots. Hats}

&

_Caps.

Hardware, Tinware, Enamchvarr, Chinawaie

We appreciate

your

business and solicit your

_patronage.

I I _issllirminu thrfn _f':i_l _Irwda

rt

rrnrira (mm

Roomatolet

at

the

_rarsonage

the ATcKren tronts frnn ahove Ui'lshnro.

,75i.

per Ivd.

Inquire

of Mm.

E

Mr, health not _permitting

'J. tender,

opposite the

l'artonage

him to _{keep them} _longer.

Mrs. Dr.

I.

1.

_uiven

and mother, "Billy" Endicott is _{spending his va}

l! ... r.i i _.i ... . . _, _i

n

Mr.

k't

Owen.

returned the

Lil"f,n Wlm mi rao,ncr ana s,filer n"re

_n

c-

-He is in the _employ oi the uentral

mm _imii mm _f _mfjM

early part of IbeWebK from a two Electric Co. at MirjDeapolis,

_The

weeks' eojourn in

El

Lhbo. D-S- . Miller left fur Los Angeles on

m:.- - _!,..!. j-- ..

j

i,ni

un tuv forI_wo weeks' stay. Miss _Flor-

-enoe Miller will return with him

oioiei

v,ruen,

u.

_nut

_wpiiugn, m _Kfrrmm. nf Otero will

vitsltina their sister, 2drs.

P.

S. teach our s'hool n _{xt year.} Bhe is s.iid to be a _pradnnte of the Normal

Kelley.

University at Las Vegas, and cumes

J.

IS. _{lwichsrdaon is}

_erecting

a _highly _recommended from schools where

large

rooming house

at

Hot

has taught.

i Oliver Wilson and son Clarence are

'Snrinan. Hn flltan _{pnntpmnlfttPfl} "_--_V' _.k

--;

f

to

r

Wo..L' trrtt f.ltn _',tflrn TJr.ta nt Prtn aaf or

Falsrvff

_Beer,

pnttingin

a motor truck to

ran

Uiinnpaota. _{They report a} fine _{trip and}

between Hot

_Springs

and

_Engle.

an _{encouraging diagnosis} of ailments

Rt

saystheS L C's are about to

Ed. Armer _{came up from}

El

clo-- _abursain _{fur the}D. C. Tavloriroatsi

....

Collar

ErcoYhlsksy.

IJaJrj

&

flaag

5Slar

Scotcfr

Ti

a

Cast

ECnown

Brands

in

I'ttso Monday. Mr. Armer

tells

nd ranches

us that

Mrs. Armer ia _slowly re

Deafness

Ganno

the

Cured

oovering from an operaiion

she

"The

Machine

That Takes

You

There

and Back."

Write

for

_catalogue

_and

full

details

of the

New

_iqi

Models.

Now

is

the

time

to

_{look them over and the}

tirrie

to send

in

y

our

order

THE

SCHMIDT

_{SUI PLY CO.,}

Chloride, New

M'.-xico-by local applications, R9 _they can

underwent sometwo weeks ago.

rm ronAh Ihn dlQPnfipd nnrtinn nf

the

IVorSd.

MIXEDAND SOFT PRINKS

u.

_j.

_iv

or, oi IjHku _{aiiey, the ear.}

_There

_is

only one way was in town _Wednesday.

Mr

to

_cuie

_{deaf nets, and that} _{is by}

coiiBti'utiorj.il remedies. DeMfnHa

Taylor, we

_understand,

hns sold

is _{chnsed by} an inflamed corxii tion of the mucous _{lining of the} bis ranches and goats to

Latham

Bros.

_Eustachian

Tube. When

thistnbe

is _{ii.flamed you have} a

_rumbling

A.

_M.Gillespie

and son Mills, S _V"

vs

_tfST

unniiil or lninprfpcl.

_hpnriii.

And

,Mre.

trances

_trillespie

and

lom

_whfiD _jt _ja

entirely

closed, Dcaf-

-Wedgwood went down to

El Puso

uess is the

result,

and nt lees the

General BJasksmithi.ig.

at the

OT D BOLANI ER S AND.

I

WaHrr W!nm. fesfr in l't.t'n, !"imi

the

earlv

nartof

tha wftek. , . .

..

I J

r

tins tune reerorea o its normal

'.- ani _shoulder _arms.

Two of our

_young

Spanish-Am- - condition, hearing will be destroy-

-GENERAL

REPAIR

WOEK.

ericans pulled off a _{fight last}

even.

cra(

hy CntBrrhf whjch is

ing

in front of the Robins

etore.

_{nothing but an infiaroed condition}

The only pain

resulting

from the of _{We will}

the

moun

_eiv mirfeces_One

_Ilnnnred

D-il-encounter was a _pane in the

front

nr for _any CRB(i 0f Deafn' _se(eans-

-window of the abova mentioned by Uatarrli )

that

oannot be cur

ed by

ilalrs

(Jatarrh

Lure,

bend

Btore. _for _{circulars, free.}

CARDER

-FI-RST-CLASS _WORK

For Shave, Hair Cut, Sham poo,

Massage.

We are in receipt cf an m?ita-

-yj

j

_Cheney

& Co., Toledo, O. finn in nlton.l

tha mm

monr.e man t Wold by DrUgsietfl. Take

Halls

' .

'

Family

Pills

for

_{constipation,}

exercises of

_{the State Preparatory}

_{Work Guaranteed,} _Give _Me _{a Trial'}

School of Boulder, Colorado, from'

There

is

nothing

that

will give

- " _you _{any more}

pleasur

e for so long

which Miss

Frances

Donald-

-a timf, for go

mtfl

_monpy RfJ the

son, formerly of

Jlilleboro,

will magazines we send

our subscribers

Prices,

35 and 15c.

Mica

_nn0Uo

i

.

"'"J'"''"'

lu"

"J"'url

_J.

S3.

_spin:is.

graduate, _Home _Life, _Household,

_Farm

You

young

lady of

sterling character

Life and Woman's World HILLrBORO. New Mexico. can

_get

_lbe

Advocate and fonr

magazines for one

_year

for $1.18.

Tvo

_WorM'p

Records

in

_{One Day}

vnth

tlio .22

_Savcre

Hi-Pow- _er

Tthe Bisley Matche oftheBritish Nntional Riile As:oda:lon

j

the biggestriflematch in theworM _the.22Sav.ige lii--r _jwer

rifle and Savage ammunition in the hands f iWr. Valtcr

Winans on _{July 25, 1914} _{maJe the highest pcssibl: ic ra} 011 t'w

Ruinang Deer target--s- ix _straight

58.

This ia a World's record.

On th Mtne _dv. wilh _{the irnit} riflo _{and ammunition, Mr.} Wirwr.s made

the Iiigliest possible score on the Running Wild Boar target six _Itraight _5'.

Another WorlJ'i record.

This merely c!inchr what other jhootert have proved that _{the In.jj'i}

won-derful _accuracy ₍₂₅ consecutive abort in a 10-inch circle at _{500 yards),}

tremen-dous velocity (1800 feci more than halfa mile a _second), long point blank

rane(zoo-yar-d trajectory less than three _inches), _{and trifling recoil} _(4.6

foot-pounds) make iteasier to hit movinggams vi'h than anyother rifle. And it has kHled Abikan Browu _Bci _ri!y, Buffalo, and man-eatin-g tiger, besides thedeer and black bear itvusot' !f,ji)y' designed fir.

Write us for particulars about "fb hig9est Ltd gun in the world."

Savace

Arm

3

_{Companv,947 Savage}

Ave., Utica,

N.

Y. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

and

we are not

_{surprised at her}

progress in an educational way.

In behalf of the Sunday Schools of

Sierra

_county we wish

_through

the

columns of the

_Sierra

Coun-t-

_t

Advocate

to

thank

Mrs. Katb-erin- e Bumphreys-Pritche- tt for

the

generous gift of $10 for the

State

Bunday School work.

Sierra

County

Sunday

Schools were

ask-ed to contribute

this

amount

and

Mrs.

_{Pritchett kindly}

donated

it

for the Sunday Schools.

Attorney E.

D.TittmaDn'a

borne was

the

scene, of a _very

_pleasant

party

last

Saturday

afternoon,

Departmentof the Interior, U. S. LandCffice atLasCruces,N. M.,

April 28, 1916.

NOTICE is _{hereby given} thatSERA--PI O _{MIRANDA, of Fairview, N.} M,, who, on December 23. 1910, made

Homestead _Entry No. 04996, for SE'

Section 15, _'iownship 11 S, Range 7

W, N. M. P. _{Meridian, has} filed notice of intention .to make final five _year

Proof, to establish claim to the land abovedescribed, before Edward James,

U. S. _{Commissioner,}

at

Chloride, N.

M., on the 10th day of June, 1916.

Claimant names as witnesses: Pedro Montoya, of Mnnticello, N. M. Solomon Sedillos, of Monticello, N. M, C'elso Lopez, of Fairview, N. M.

Gosrae _Curule, of Fairview, N. M.

JOHN L. BURNSIDE,

Register. Frirst publication May.

5--c

Fine

IVines,

Liquors

and

_Cfjar.

NEIL SULLIVAN,

Proprietor.

The

₂₂

SMftB

(5)

nf

ach vear.

Limit.

1

he

wind

_{may come}

at

any

time and

start

a fire

von can

not control.

ERRA

6,

If

_you

discover

a fire

put

it

put

(if

possible;

if

you

can't, get

word

of

it to the

nearest?

U. S. Forest

_Ranger

CO

NEW

J

_Situated

In

o

jand

!

Health, Wealth and

Beauty

j

Its

MEXICO

noted

for

Its

jlsrjjTPQ

mm

iiU

& 3 .a.

AND

ZING

A

_rtnug

woman _{of Baltimore, wba}

ttmpuy

enured upon the happy state,

.inowa ao little about housekeeping

,fchsit aoe shudders lest tba botcher and

:t& bakar and tba reat of the grades-me-n

discover her Ignorance. Bue or Sara only articles wlta which aba baa

soma acquaintance, and enda ber buai

baa

Jcterriews aa _quickly _{as poasibla} Od ona occasion tola young wifewaa

feeling rather puffed up by reason of

now _{newly acquired} _kaowledge of

'things domesUc, whan tba asbtvaa

tame through tba atreat, uttering bla

aaual err:

"Asb-aaa- Art-Mf!-_"

Aa tba man neftred ber window aha

frew more _{aod more perplexed. "What}

'pa'aarth la_{he saylngr'} eke asked

her-self. At last be _{appeared at} the back

loor, and there she confronted fclm.

' "Aeh-eai?- " came in a husky gut-tara-l.

'

' _For _a _{moment aha} _looked

_at

_blm

.eealtatingly. Then, drawing beraelf up

irlth great dignity, aha replied: "No, I _do _{not care for} _any _today."

Upptaoott'a.

.jlrVent No Mere Funicular,

In a memorial presented recently

the flwlse _government tbe _llgue for

the preservation of nceoery in that country aaka that no more concessions 'ahould be_{granted for} the construction 'of Alpine railways.

'

_It

_la

probable that concessions In

,tb future may not be obtained ao

anslly as In the past, aa there la acer-tai-n

amount of_,fee(lng In _{the country}

that then _{rallwoya, though} _they

cer-tainly ip--l toa _{large number} _of via-Iter- s,

do _{not Improve the beauty} of "" ' '

'

'the Alps.

Many or the mountaineering

visit-or (Mxllke _{these railways,} but they

very seldom care to climb on foot a bHgnr which can .be scaled In a com-fonatJ-e

carriage. Such a mountain loses all _charm, It _appears, 'for the

;irsirtan

and be _{generally goes} off to districts where the mountain rail,

sr

has not been

lntrodiicedTh

'Qae n.

Ptay-Kllte-d Bacteria.

A _{method for sterilizing milk} with

out heating or _{adding preservatives} la

claimed to _{have been effectlvel} dem

onstrated recently In Hollard. An

ap-paratus baa been

conatructed'lt

la

explained, whereby the milk flows in a _{thin stream} _along _an _electric _light.

(th ultra-viole-t _beama _{working on the}

.tact!;!.

'The result la attributed to (tba quality of tbe ozone formed under the Influence of the

_light

Tbe Argo

naut.

cotch Alarm Clock.

A _{tourlsj in rural 8cotland} _took ref-ja- g

.for

_tie

_night In tbe cottage of an ojo _iaay. Me eased her to _waka blm

ap early in the _{morning, warning} her

that be waa _quit _deaf. _Upon

awak-ening much later _{than tbe appointed} iitur he found that the old _lady, with

ulct

retard for _{the proprieties,} had

slipped under tbe door a slip of papet upon which waa _{written: "Sir,} _it's

aalf _;.ast _eight," ' '

Prize Steers Not Good Meat.

'

The meat of more' than on _prisa

jatear has proved disappointing In the jaating, though fine to look

at

In tha

development of the animal _for

compe-tition hla _flesh is _{sometimes, If} nol

alwtya, seamed with email velna oj

fat _{which are dilated by cooking into}

tough atrlnga. Hence, the range-fe-d

ateer, not nursed Into _prominence

_al

trda tU

bettar atea

_{or rout.}

Synopsis of

tho

Game

Law.

(In Effect March

18, 1915 )

Note

Sec.

6

_of

the

Act

If

Glue

fis'ias defined

_{by this act,}

small

_{and largVmouthed}

bas

and

_speckled

_{trout, of}

what-soever species or

variety

also

crappie and

ring

perch.

OPZN SEASONS GAME

Deer With Horps,

(horns

to

accompany

careass

s

at

all

times),

limit

one

deer.

North

ot

rrtrrv-nt- m

naraueio? norm

, _. _. _.

i

possession

in

any one

cai

endar day.

Native

or

_erested,

Messina,

California or

Helemlet

Quail,

from

Octeber

25th to

Decem-ber 31st,

of

each

_year.

Limit,

20

in

possession

in

one

calen-dar day

Doves

from

_August

16th

to

Seprember 30th

of

each year

Limit,

20 in

possession one

OPEN SEASONS FISH

Trout,

Large and

Small

Mouth

Bass,

Crappie

and

Ring Pcerh, from

jime

ist

to

November

25

of each year.

"Sec.

12

No

_{pet son shall}

at

any

time shoot,

hunt

or

take

in any manner any

wild

ani

mals

or

birds

or

_game

hsn

as

herein defined

in

this

state

without

first

haying

in his

or

her

nossession

a

Hunting

li

cense

as

hereinafter

provided

for the year in which such

shooting,

fishing or

hunting

is

done.

The

presence

of

any

person in

any

open

field,

prai-rie

or

_{forest, whether}

enclos-ed

or

_not,

with traps, gun or

other

yveapon

for

hunting

without having

in

possession

a

proper hunting license

as

here-in

provided,

shall

be

prima

facia

evidence of the violation

of

this section.

Hunting

li-censes shall be issued by the

county clerks when duly,

au-thorized

by

the'

State

Game

and Fish Warden,

and

such

deputies

as

may

be

designat-ed

for

that

purpose

,by

the

State

Game

and Fish

War-de-n.

None of the provisions

of

this

act shall require any

resident

of this

state,

to obtain

or

have

a

license to

.fish for

trout.

LICENSES

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$2

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general, big game

and

bird,

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1.00

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fish

license,

$30.

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_{big game,}

bird

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55.

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bird

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big

game and

bird,

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game

nnd

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ashes

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