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VOL. 2. HILLSBOROUGH, SIERRA COUNTY!

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SCPIEMBER _{19, 1885.}

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NO.

29 LKi

ALNOTICES. _{Secretary Lamar ha} _requested

Dr.

Xflintie,

THE SPECIALIST,

No.

U

KEARNEY STREET.

San _Francisro, California.

How _{to Valid up a}Tewa. Taik about it.

Help

to

improve

it

. _{Speak well}

absut

it

.Beautify

the

streets,

Patronize its merchants. Advertise in _{its newspapers.} Ell&ct_{good men to all} offices.

woman and child, not killed in

the

melee is _captured

if

_possible,

and

sent to the Dahomian capital,

AW

mey, where some grace theisucceed-in- u

ustotu

_(annual

sacrificial

cer-emonies), and other9 are slaves to

distant parts of the

kingdom.

Can-nibalism,

or

something '

that

ap-proaches

it

Tery nearly, enters

into

the rites of

the

ninth

or

_concluding

ceremony

qf

the

_jearly

_"custom.,

Four

men, known as

thejuoudutoa

or c&nnibaTs7; eucft

sharpened sticks

b'

way

of fork

and knife, nre stationed in

front

of '"'

the

platform from which

the

vici tims are thrown before

decapita-tion. ;' ' ''

';'-'-' '' :' When

the

first captive is

behead-ed they take the body and cut

off

pieces of

the

flesh, which _they

rub

with palm oil and roast over a fire'

kindled in

the

eouure before tho plandform. The human flesh is then skewered on

the

_{pointed sticks}

aud carried ' around

tefore the

t

r

i

t.l

'

the assignment of an army officer

todutyatthe

San Carlos

Indirn

agency, his

_objct

being to'admin

ister the afiairs of the

Indians

with

justice and without any more

job

bing iu land-lease-_s and bogus rolls

for drawing rations, and at the same time to conquer

the

hostile savages entirely. The policy of

the government will

thus

eliminate allczesscs

oa that

part:

of

;'the ;

In

dians for going on _plundering ex-peditions and opento them all the chances of education

tnd

civiliza-tion. _{This is practical, and} will show _{the superiority of}

the

demo-cratic _policy _{over the republican}

hthe _{former beiug honest; the lat}

ter iu the interest of Iau era

and swindlers. Brick Pon.eroy' Democrat.

Au Actors Tribute.

At the Casino last evening, Mrs.

William Fitzgerald, one of

tbi

ac-tors, sang the following verses: Mount Mfureor beana trennurs

l) ar to _{patriotic mem} '

Oo.ie _furevui,woahall never.

Hue ibi.hero' lika again, In our crrov, irt uaborrow

Conaolulioii from tliia luought

Solt-dcul- _in hia trial

Was_{the (jreutcat battle f lojjbt.} lliat'r' pjguatiiroiib all agoa '

VVuu lUouobit-a-t _IbJiiiu _{wnl aliine;}

Ana tbuMoiy ofUraut'a glory

bu related inAll _lime.

The _applause

at

the last lines

was

tremeiidou.

N. Y. Oom'l

Ad-vertiser. '

AMexican Cotton-Hil- l.

. _ir.i.

r'blaageTimei.

Near the city of Vueaetaro, iu Mexica, Btnnds acotton-mi-ll named the

_lleroules,

which

if

famous in

the region all ubuut.

Iu

external appemauce it is said more nearly

to resemble a meitiaval fortress than a modern factory.

It

is

sur-rounded _by

_liih

wall aud

defend-ed by a company of about ninety

soldiers.

'lheta

are maintained

by

the

eBtabllshmet oeteusibly to

defend

it

against enemies from

without, but the suggestion arises

that

the soldiers are hIso exyected to _keep un

_tye

ou1,300 _operatives

employed. The ouly wares

pro-duced arelilx,

gratlei

of pl.iiu

cot-ton cloth, wtricb,

!ii

tho ordinary

aaticle of dress for-- botn sexei of

the lower class, and

there

is

conse-quently aready market for

it

TheKey ofDeath.

NOTICE.

HIllHboro. _{Sierra County,} )

Territory of New Mxi o.

September lav_1j4.

Healel _Prp0slswill be recolvvd at theoftlca

oftheClerk 4t1 _{the County Coiiimiiaioiient} of liir Pountv in llillrthnro until the hiti tin of

I_{Uctirlier. lbw.}

i

il_noon

), for _oinl"tltit; tho

i _{llllriiit.lfiii of}_lh._U'mfflti _mail _I.rLr_{I fllicv}

loClilortil'i via..llill iro and liuriuna. Tlicro

i _{u imp of}

abii

four y,4 )wiles uiuluihu4,

beinyletwe thu top of liteininitis hill tnorth

ld )ana the tmnof hn am nt ih uiouth of

tbedouih Sana. The work will bu cnltlntf irnulefor rotttl bod onthe rideot four ( 4 ) hilla.

Th madbt'u _uiul beten I₁₀₎_teol wide and of

iirvyuna _K'aHRiNKei)

iun.uk

kiii required to l tinii-- _{d by} November 15tU

15

Onth tb day of Htp'emb r paniei dvdriiig

to Hi raui will bushowniho _anf.

'I'_litOomniiaKioiieia reacrve lltvTi;htto_reject

any midali bi a.

A. K. PITKIV,

up6 it C'hiilriuan Co., Com.

.Notice For Publlcatloo.

Laxd

Office

at

Las Ckuces,

"

_August 24, 1685.

:ji

ItOTICE i

hereby given that

the

hjollowing named Bettler lias filed

I

notice ofhis intention to make final proof in _support of _{his. claim,} mid tliat aid proof wil tie made be.

fore Probate Clerk at llillaboro, .V.

M.. on Oct. Oth,

lhSoviz:

Jjime Crtm ford on . Declaratory

fgtatement

No. _2,102, forthe s v. 1--₄

s K ec. 11, X 2 e 4 and _N

fl--4 N w tee.. 14. _tp. 18, s it 7 v.

Lifnainethe

following witnesses to prove, Hi oiHHinuou resilience upon. J _cti!Mytioi of _said _land, _viz:

'

_"''Foster

_Cain, Geo. N.

i V _{', ghtnv, ail} _of _Sierra Johx R. McFik. - , ?. Rcgiste' "f. JClNC

fry

To L. B. ReeO; i . , ' ; , . Notice is _hereby --git

the

undersigned ha _performed _tl.'oj'

An-nual assessment work for tha

_jear

1884, amounting t _the _{sum of One} Hundred Dollars, ($100), upon ' tha Ohio _mining claim, situated en the

Black Range mining district, county of_{Sierra, Territory} of New Mexico reference being hereby made to the county records as to date of location

and

_rceordetc.,

_{and you are hereby} notified that unless _you

_paj

_your

piopart ion of said assessment ex-pended, together withall costs accr

from _{the publication} of this

no-tice within the space of ninety days oi me date ot this notice, your in-terest in said _{mining claim} will

be-come forfeited and bebe-come the

prop-erty of the undersigned according to

United States Statutes, sec 2321. M. li. Donahue. ELLIOTT, PICKETT & _ELLIOTT,

Attorxeyb-at-La- w,

Hillsboro,

New

Mexico

BTOHTACTI

K_{mnng medicinal} means

ofarret

ing disease, Hostetter'a Stomach

Bitters

stnd

pre-emine-

It

checks the further _progress of all

disorders of the stomach, liver and

liowels, revives thevital _stamina,

pre-vents aud remedies chill and fever, increase _{the activity of} _{tho kidneys,}

(counteracts a leniency to rheuma-

-tiam; and i a

_gemiinetay

and solace

to ged, infirm and nervotM _persons.

jhe

article

_i,

moreover, derived from

thentiroftt ami rnnstrpli:i1,l a acinr,--

-ForUe

bya!! Druggets

tad

Dealers

gticril'y-

-Trent 11 _Chronic, Piivato _.oUi

Special Dieases with the same won

derful success as_-

of

old.

. ,

TKSSREATEI48LISH

HEVIEBY mm: a never faili.

cure

_(t

Nervous Debility,

Exhaut

j'ed Vitality, Sem inal Weakness, i(Sunorma tonbote,

J1

tt

Af41II1 _fl 111

L45l

Impntency, Paral

ysis.andaii

the terrible uects of

helf abuse, youthful follies and

ex-cesses initia uro years such a loss

of memory, lassitude.

noturnal

mission, evasion to society, dimness

of vision, iioim in the. _{head, the}

v-ital _{fluid piweing unobserved} in the urine, and many other disease that lead touicAtuMy and death,.

5

Mintit

_Mho in a

Jugular

tinted _physician, wiil agree lo forfeit

Fiqe 11umired Dollar for _{a cH6gof}

this kind the vital Restorative fun

tierhi _jeHal advice and treathfe'iify

will not cure, or _{foranythnig mipuie}

or injurious found in it. Dr. MitiHiJ

treat all _priveat diwease

_succef

ful-ly, without nit'Ciury. ConsultatitMi (ree. A _{thorough examination} and advice, including an ana'.yxi of

urine $--

Il

ice of Viral Iteetora-tive- ,

a bottle, or four time '.lie

quantity. $10;

f?nt

to any addret--s upon receipt of price, or C. O. D.

se-cure from observation, and in _private

name, if desired, by A. E. _.MiXTlE, J1..D.

Sample

Bottle

Free

... Will bo

cnt

to anyone _applying by

letter, statii'.y symptom, sex andngtt.

Strict

_eciey

in regard to nil btisii-lie.-H

trauactionsr

.

Dr.

_Hinti'n

_{Kidney Remedy}

Xep-lirtiu-cures irU kind of _Kidney and Bladder

_complaint,

_Gonorrhea, Gleet, Luicorihie. For sale by all

druggist;

$1 a _bottle, six bottles foi

$r.

W:

... ...

ur. Miutie jiniideiion I'm are

the. best fi.nd _clieapest. _'Dypepsia and Billion cure in the market. For

Bale by all

_druggist.

"FRISCO

LIE"

ST- - LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RA1UVAY.

:o:

--

A'O

CHANGE

OF

CAKS-fietw-eeu

SaoFraudm-o-, _California, _and St. Loiil, Mo.

Through

PuUmn

Palace Sleeping Cars are now _{run itaily without}

change between San raueisco Cnh.,and

St

Louis. Mo. over

tke Boathern Pacific

to tha

wr.KDi.rjat

The

AtlfuitJe and Pacific to Albu-querqu- e,

N. _{M.; the Atchison} To--"

pekafc

JSnotn

Fe

to

_Halstead,

Kas.;

the hit. Louis & Shu Fi'tiiic'uco Railroad

to

T.

'MUM.

"

By ti is line

there

isonlv_{one eliange}

of C3nr _between

thetaeific

end Atlantic coasts. is nt

Lottifi. Passevngeja

for,

St.'

Louis and nil

Eastern

Cities should bay

tbeir

tiefcets

VIA. HALSTEAO _KANSAS,

.And

St.

Ixnrts & San

_Fkajcioo

Rt.

Tut Great Tfaroat Car Itoute." . . f

-LEASE ca.il _apon tu Ticket _Agnt and

_ct

P

fail particniara. Tralo baTing throngs ar n for fit. Lottit Jeaaea Albtivaerqaa Kaiiy atj 11:30r.a. I

W.ROOF.R3, , D. WISHART,

9 Par. --

'r

b"i

t'.

r

Speak well of

its

public

spirited,

enterprising

citizens.

If

_you

are

rich _{invest something;}

employ somebody; be a

'hustler.'

If

you don't

think

of any Rood

word to _{say, don't} .

say, anything

bad about it.

liemember that every

dollar

_you

invest in _permanent _improvement

is

that much on

inter

81.

Be courteous to

_{strangers that}

come among you, so

that

they go

away with good impressions.

Always cheer on

the men that

go in for improvements;

your

por tion of

the

cost will be

_nothing

but what i

_just.

.

Don't kick at any propoted nec essary improvement because

it

is not nt_your own door, or for fear

that

_your tuxes will be raised fif teen cento.

, Don't throw stumbling blocks in

the

way of your town officers; they are generally public

spirited

men and spend lots of time in

the

_pub

lic

interest

for which they receive no renumeration

Don't use rubber stamps on your letter heads;

that

is a

dead

_give

iwav

on

your own business, on the

town _{and the newspapers}

publish-ed iu

it

Get _your

letter

heads, envelopes, business cards, etc.,

printed in the

printing

office.

. Never condemn tho local paper

unless

it

has unfairly used you.

If

it has dealt with _you _unjustly write to

it

or,go

into

the office and

tell the editor about your case; if he wss _{wrong he will lose no time}

in

telling the public about

it

'

London is now _{a city of gardens.}

Even in

the

heart of the

citv

_prop

er

_you_{are constantly}

_stumbling

on

verdant nooks

_bright

with flowers.

Comfortable benches abound,

which

are

usually well filled, more

especially in bucIia

delightful

sum

iner as

that

with which

_Eugland

has this year been favored.

Be-tween 1 _and2_{some of these haunts}

are full _{of young busine} men, who,

after

luncheon, 6eek

their

re-pose with a cigarette and newspa-per, for a Drocioas half hour. The

ground around

St. Paul's

is now beautifully planted and

bright

with parterrns. , ,., .?-.- '.,

i, .

.;:.

Warfare in Dahomey

Fali Kail Oaxette.J

The pystrm of "warfare"

follow-ed by

the

Dubomians' is

the

usual

barbfcrtous oneof

_surprhe.

When the king declares war a formality

which

he

carefully observes year

after

year he rarely tells even the chief "caboceers"

the

name of the

town he intends to attack. The

army marches out, and when

with-in a

_aay's

_{journey or}so of

its

un-happy objective point silence at pain of

instant death

is enjoined, aud no fires nre permitted

'to

be

lighted. All

stragglers

are taken

prisoners, and

the

army is led through a road

cut through

the bush,

and

not' along

the

regular highways.

The town is

surronnded

in dead of night, and

just

befcre daybreak

fc 4f.h iu _liiule, and _every _tuftO,

crowed,

niter

which these fiends parade before the state prisoners,

nd _go

_{through the}

actions '

of eat-iu- g the sickening morsels. '

They chew the human meat before tho '

terrified captives,

but

do not

swal-low it: and when _{they have worked} ,

upon the fears of

the

poor wretch-es for a_{sufficient time they retiro,}

and,

spitting

out

the

chewed flosh, tuko _{strong native} .medicine, which ,

acts like an emetic, and

it

is to bo

hoped

that tha

dose is byno

mctns

stinted.

ItQts aad Xiuers.

TtrKtnia ( Nv.)InWfprUe.

Old miners have a

_{great respect}

for the

rats

of

the

lower levels. They

neither

kill the rats nor

suf-fer

them to be killed by

grera

hands.

In

the first, place, weia

there

no

other

reason, a dead

rat

left

under ground would scent

_up

a whol level, and, in

tha

Becond

place, the living rats

devour

any

bones, scraps of meat, or fragments

of other food

kit

in

the

mines, which would, by

their

decay, viti ate the air, generally hot and

un-pleasant

at

best. Bats also give a warning when acave is about to occur. They feel the

pressure

of

the

settling ground even

lefore

the cracking of the timber is heard, and come

forth

_upon

the

floor and scamper uneasily about by scores.

For

these and

ether

reasons

the

miuers have a friendly feeling '

to-ward the rats, feeding and protect

ing

them. '

In

nearly 6very mine

the

men have one or mora of tho

little

alimuls ,as pets, and ' these

are

_{quite tame, coraiining}

out

of

their

holes to be fed at lunch

time.

Wbeb

rats

corns idt" _a _new

drift

or

crosscut

it

is considered a_good

fiigu-- rit

h.

thought to mean

that

the

mine will strike ore.

Fhe oth

er

diit 'when the men were at work on the face of a new crosscut on tha 2,700 level of the

Sierra

Neva .da mine,

a rat

came into them, trar--;

eling along tha

the hue

of the compressed air pipe. When

tha

little

rodent was seen some

ot lue

new hands wanted to kill it,

but

tha

old miners would not allow

it

to be

hurt

They said .

it

. would

bring

luck to

the crosscut

bo

thev fixed un in. the roof of

tha

drift

abox as a house for

the

rat, and placed food near fct _{hand, iu}

order that

it

might find;its new

quarters

probable as well es com-fortable. There is much talk among

tha

miners about

the

com-ing

of

this

rat, and tha men in tha

new crosscut are very proud of

it

and

_{have high hopes on account of}

its

presence. Woe unto the man who shall intaiitioafaljy kill

that

Vounj;. Cotnpanloit.

In the

arsenul

at

Venice there is still preserved a small golden key,

which bears the name of the ''Key

of

Death."

It

was au instrument invented in the litfteentU century

by an Algeriua named Tebaldo.

It

hung

at his girdle, aud while toy-ing ccu'dleitsly with, it, he would

turn

the handle, wueu a needle of exquisite fineness was

shot

from it, which would

_bury'itself

uufelt in the fiesh _{of the peraon}

whtm

he wished to kilL The needle was

tipped with

a

deadly poison.

It

was uot

until

Teouldo's victims could be counted _by

the

score

that

his secret was discovered.

The young man who sots out in life with a keen wit, a poor(opiniou of huuiau nature, and a

deliglt

in

Baying

a

good

thing at

anybodys cost, will soon find

tnat

he wields

as eruel and deadly weapon as this famous _"Key of Death," which

will not only wound others,

but

poison his own life and leave Lim

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t

mm

f

ilii

II

Mr

in

vaiuvn

i

vi

u

n

va

_uian

n

a

_ijiv

City

Ticket

Office at Corner of Old Central

Hotel.

Has

the

Best

_{Eating Houses,}

Best

Track and

Cars

of

_any,

s a 'Jti.-wJj.?- .

Other

Line

out

of

El

Paso.

WILLIAM

S,? _STANDISH,

_Proprietor!

'Always

on

Time.

'

(PREscairnoA--s

OAm.ru.tT compounded.)

Drug3, Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods,

Stationary,

j

Pullman

Palace Sleeping Care,

Elegant

Accommodations for all

Chases

SATUIiDAY,.SEPT.

19, 1885.

There

is ti growing

bitternes

be-tween

_tie

Oherokees

and

_negroes

vIjo

claim _citizeufcbip

iu the

In-dian territory.

"1 was never exactly

buried

elive,'

said an old clerk,

recount-ing bis experience, "but I

once

worked

_i

wood _iu ft store

that

did

not

advertise. When 1 enrae

out

tuy head was almost as white as

outtow

see

it

Military,

confine-ment did

ii."--E-_t.

, ,

Kansas

_City,

St.

Louis,

Chicago, New York,

Boston,

Fhiia&l-

-phie, Wasliingicn

. _,.

,

lnieettoneries

ana

_Uigurs. ,

rruitE

LIQUOaS FOR

medicinal

PURPOSES !

HILLSBOROUGH,

, -

NEW

MEXICO.

A'

ALL

F. C. _GAY,

w.

Fi WHITE,

Gen., Passenger mnl Ticet

_Agt,

Tonek_a, KanKHg

i If

M

pmiffli

Ann it u nn

I

_(IttliUKKIC.

Kit

The

Original "$UNSET"'

and

The

"True

_Soutlicrn

Pacific.

AND POPL'LAK SI16UT _LINK E 1ST.

VIA.

m

ANTONIO AMD MEW ORLEANS.

From

El

Paso to New .Orleans

Without

_Change,

St.

Louis, Chicago,

Lei:'

.r.

_';natl,

Baltimore or

Washington.

Trains leave El Pasof', .

4

San Antonio, New Orleans imtl

all

Points East

ftt

_f

AV _Time. _1:20 A. _M., _City Time.

fS3 For

_iiiforant"".

...

_'flares,

Time etc., cull 'or fuUlre

the

Amenta of

thefTf"

tailttay bteni.

"Ci-r-A.

D.,r

: H. C. LOGAN,

Ticket Agt ,- -exnn. Western

Pas'r.,

Agt.

El

Paso. . V

i.

l.

FiERCE, G. P. A., Houston, Texas.

And All

Louisiana,

New Mexico, "Arizona

BQ"TLe Great Popular

P01STS

GeacnJ

_Agcfct,

El

Pafco,"Texas, 'ii.

C. L MIXER,V Ijoeal Agt.,

El

Paso.

8

tUsi

Pi

i i i

HI _HUM ttiiVVUi.y

lift.

'1STAR AKD CRESCENT" ROUTE.

Points

in

and

California. Favorlts Lsre

_to

lloute

Between

tli"l

Suubtt,

A. T. Via. Afeli

_Folk,

Ccn.

Fir

_igbt

't'rd

Tj-b-gt. .

ATbt-j-ier- r,

N.

Mr"

:

NOTICE.

llilnboro. Pimm Connty,

' _'

, _Mepiiinltff _{1, 18.} To itTXkj conccra

'

I_HKKiifwitrn _mymid il_partln _Hftlnsttlit buvM_{of miy}_urpfty lieoufinirIu

Jmu

V.

Ciirt_w,

vttiitmillif tilm Mlilimii myconfout, ,. tin. ALieI ShaiT. ,

fflasters Sale cf

R3al

Estate.

!

Noticc la _huraby_{clef", tbit}

lrto

of a

dpcn-- duly muli4 m:l ciunri'iion ib 1_{lilt clny of}

April. A. U by IIih .imlu" f ibe Third .ludicnl i"lrlrt Oourl of the'1

rrliry of

Ni--Mexico In limnbn" l ll _cnuntf of

Sl-r- _in _{fiivuror William}fl. l'rslt mid Solon

H W'ili-y-, ₍_purinfm clotnif biiliiei( under lb

Arm nniiiK mid _nyle ofW R. _lJrml Co ._{; torn.}

piHliiiiiit'. ami ini.ii William L. U Kullcy,

ii'or M. _Knllrnd Patrick Cmmrn.

_rioiio.

n,t.

Wiii-rrb- It w _urdi'reti, ndjudfd ami

tlmt imld nin wi'Uin nlm-i-y

diir from ihf iIhi l uid ih _p.iy in Miil

rnniplHlliaoM tlio um of $1.MW.WI iU" )

nrti-n-tiniKliiMl ami fxiv-Hul- ttMiiU doilarn wub

fnnii IliHriHisofxaiU UftTi'e mid n!fociirta of nltIn ulilconn torucovtT cniil mini, ami til

dtiiulliif payimti.t of midnun with tiiiiTot

ami cobih af.iroaid. Ilint ihe tinU _T.itfii,a

J.ihn M. Wi'butpr u Maslur In _"haiicry.

(_Mpjioiiui dly Mild Court to Mil UK'licrnlnaf-rdrMjrlltc- d

urt"iiii' ami iniiiiuu propt'ri..v I

ptoc'dlo_hil lh fo'.ionInK defcnofU piopiT-ly-.

orsoiiiiicIi tlicruof a limy b

mefaiy

to

paylh" Hinoiiiil iil'orwttid, ! Iho luplii'i-- l mid

.bi--t biddi'i' lurmh _{I", baud} M _piii'i: vi!iidu(

"

t:

Tlio "LonirMrflct Mine." altuato In tlio Aiiima" iiiiniiu dl--tr tl. _{Couiiiy of} rti'-rni-.

(for-merly Dona Ann. )and 'JVrntuiyof bwM.iau.n,

and mora particularly doBtriouU as lollow,

lo U: i ' .

Jipclnnlii(fAta niotiiimBiit ofafniiff rrectod nt tlip cmitri--_of _ilia _{mil ill} _{iid of iliu} claim _unj

riiiiiiinu tlirne lniiidnd ;wi ) In a nonii-wH-t Uir'fiioii to a uioiiuiln nl of .oni-K-, tlii'iuu

urincn hniidri-- _leftin s noulbirly direction to

a moiniiiiriil of nioiicM, tlienco tlin;n

bumlii--feetInhii iwHTiV dir ctioit to iiioiiiiiui'iit. of loiu-- . being-

-ai"liie

_ciir

of llm aou.U end of

ihfclaim. lliuin' ihr.'o luiiidn-- fi'i--t _{in mi}

dirocllmi Ion monument of

_lou,

Jliuncts

ltUTu biimliod fem In iiorl'iirly Uivoclion to

a inouiiinciil of vtui.t-a-. _tlivucc_ilivi'i-- _ln.iinrU fcrtlii atiorih-wilfrl- dlietin totliat_place uf liiinu'uit. halit miii bi'lim iiUttli'Uon llulcil

tiaicb a iout of ilia Una Aalili i'rik. AImi iUu "UroKino" Mini', a'liiiiu-- ill

Ihit

t

AniiniiMintiinirdintrlc, touii.j ofHIw-ra-.

( liotiaAna. ) and_Tfiiiuny or Mexlci'. anrt inoiu purliouiaily dicrUnU

towit:

af a tnoniinimil of loiie rroflMl

Bttheccnlr"'oftlieunuill end ofthe liiilui, mu-iiI- iir the-uc- a t

rx

himdi-i'- feet in un _eautrly

dlriMllohto a moiiuiiflit of _loii(r, lliriKH

lu-tein hundred

fi--ia

iiorih_taalerly ie'Ctliiii to_am imuilt of _clones,thi'Uio lliioi' hundred fwi In _WHierij dirniion to amoiiumont .mi

etunea, liciUK atIliec.uilrti ofl lienorUi-f.- l t'lid of th claim, tliouce tnrcu bnudriHi ft'i'l. in a

wMtnrl' direction in a nionuuieiit aionea,

tlieiice flfietin hundred ina_amitlmrlydiroc-tio-n

loanioiiiiiiiiint fatniiciP. Vi'lir tbre bun-dre- d

rt

Inau

_fiirt'y

diieclloii lutb _placeof

l,....,..i.nnr Nniilmineliellll villlllU'U ill I'tllcll Uiiicli alioul four uillnp aoulli oftUo Aulinue

"wiirniforn. _I,_thtonderlnmd. _)'evil Mimter fn _t'lianccrv, will on Monday tlif Jl'V day or Sepieuilici .U. ltWS. lit one 'ifclock p Hi., of

eald ilny aell at public miction ilie property

aboedescribed Infrontofttie Court Hoit.-o-, _in

the'l'iiwiiofliiilbboro. in iheCouniy of Hierm,

lii.lh?Teriitory ofNaw Mcsuo, to llltf IiikIickI

and _U'l nldderfor_cal in baud. Dated Ilill.Uoro _Sopf .A. U. lMrt3.

. . _JoHit M.WejWTfcn, ; ' _s

apccial MactrriuClmucory.

NHreoB,FAKrn Ai.sxNiiR. "

soilciUif iwi 1'ailltiil.

ot!ce For Publication.

Land

Office

at

Las Crcces,'

August. 10,

185.

is hereby given thnt the fol.

NOTICE _iiaincil settlers" have tiled

notice of

their'

intention to inoke final proof in support of the ir

respec-tive elaima bef.nn the Clerk of the I'robtiie Court, at Hillfboro, X. M.,

on Sep'einber 22,

183:

;

Lenndro Marline on Declnraipr' Statement, No. 1648, for' w 2 a E

1-ec8 tp 15 a R 4v. Witneenes:

Epifunfo Kivera, Smrta Cru Rivera,

Jose D. Tcyex and

Jesu'

Lucero, all

of Siena county, N. M.

Jose

1.

Teveson _{Declaratory State}

ment Nq. IVol, for e 2 n w 1 4 t.eo.

71

p 14 sB4w. Witneeies: Sunt Crui

RiverH, Epafunio Itivern, Leandro

Marline and

Jen

Lucero, all of

Si-erra countv, N. M. ' i Santa Cru Rivera on _Declaratory

Statement Xo. 1U43. for Lot 8 mid 4,

ec.T2D _tp 14 _s, R 4w.

Witness:

Epif.uuo Eivt-r-, Jose

P.Tcj--e I.eno-dr- n

Martinez, and Jesus LuccrtT"; all ot Sierra _county, S4 M. . -'

Epifanio Kivera on Declaratory! Statement No. 1G44, for Lots 4, 6, 0,

And is w 1-- 4 K 4 see. t4. tp 14 _?,

( 4w. Witnesses: Santa Cru

_Rier.

Jose D. _{Teyes. Leandro Martinez ami}

Jesus LuccVo, ail of Sierra _county, j

'

N. M. j

Albert If. Chandler on DecInrHtory

ftatcmettt

No. 4S7, for s w 4 _sec,

SO, _tpL , a 4sr. Wittuvre?: H"ri, .

k HhH. Judion E. RtronfT.

J.

M.

ToroiinVon find John ""North,' all of

Sierra county, N. M.- - . -J us R. McFie.

APPLICATION FOR A

PATENT

u.

S. Land Office Ln _Cruces, )

. _. m. April

lbijo. j

NOTICE is heiby given thnt Simon Leyaer, whone postofllce addi-ea- _is

tan

Marcial,; Soccorro _county New

Mexico has this _{day riled} _application

for a _patent lor Fifteen Hundred linear foet of.the El Dorado Mine oi

vein _bearing N, 49 ' _de'g'53 niin' E. with surface ground six liundrud feet

in width, situated in Lus _Animas

mining district, County of Sierra and

Territory of New Mexico and

desig-nated,by the field notes and official

plat oh file in thi olfice nsLot

Num-ber

'in

Townshipn 15 fe ₁₀ South

Ranee.

7 West of N. M., _Pricinpal

Meridian and East line, said Lot be-ing as follows, towit :

nt Cor. 1 _a_{pine timber}

2.t4 _{feet long sur by} Md ofstone and marked 1 4 88; whence cor. on

west line ofsec. 4 bears S. 59de 5Cm

YY 4978. 9ft T. It S. R. _{7, w}

Thence N. 44de 57ni w. Vn. 17de Bern E. 173m _{to gulch} (100m ot cor 2. n _{granite stone} 28x13x5 ins,

with mt. ofjstoiio and marked 2--4 88

Hien co N !de 5,'im E. 1481 in to cor.

Sa

frranite

aton83

Ina, long nnd _ightinches din meter with ml, of stone and chisled 3--4

ut 44de 57n E 5 _7m,to cor. 4

granite stone 12x8x80 ins. with _nit

of stone and this. 4-- 4 Thence S. 48de

4de

oSm w. 1480 to

_Cr.

1 _{place of} beginlng. ,

'

Magnetic variation 17de 8m E. 5

containing 19.95 acres.

lArty and nil per$ona claiming lv any portion ofsaid El Dorado

mine surface ground are required to tile their ad erse claimwith the Reg-isl-er of the United States Land

Of-fice at L Cruces in the2d district of N. M., _{during the} sixty days period of _publication hereof, orihey will be

barred by virtue ofthe provisions of

the Stutulft, '

John

R. _McFie,

Register.

It

is _{hereby ordered that,} the

fore-going Notice of Application for

Pat-ent be _published for the Period tiU

days, (ten consecutive weeks,) in the Merra County Advocate a _weekly

newspaper published at Ilillsborro

New Mexico. '' .

John R. _McFie,

. . . . Register,

Hillsboro, New Mexico.

Notice

of

lire.

. lUnpnon, Sienacounty,

'J'riili)iyofiNrw .Moxlto

-May 16

!.

ToFrank a. Moore, Ollivcr E. Muofc, AM. c

Poitcal and c.W._I.yke

WoVe i liari-l'- _{(:ivm to Frank} B. Moore,

H.Moot, n. A. McdoVjal and o.W. _Lykr

' Y--n hi- _lirel)T nullrt'-- lUat Ihare XcnKd Ont!(lgl, liaiidred rioilar inlaiMir and _lminv

mi'UlK_iionllirNihiiiloil-- _or_mine_a _iiait-- _ill

rt M-.- _Kang

lijelrrrtiatrlcl. sierra :mmy. Trrrllory " _nf N:? _Mxici, In ordi'r u

lioJd Kid lt'4Hii, undrr

th'

!irlivir.(rui nf h

lion IHX' Rcviai'd Slatnlua rlh United _Si.ivm,

bim;in ammiut ri'qnirr ti hold the fania rot

ill"_yar_{ending December}3lt ISH4,and Ir ith-ii-_i

ninety doy aftur till" Holler ty iukUcation,

you luilor refum tocimlribnto _yur_proportion

of nch _rxpntidUara a a _your

_ltrrpt

In uid :luim will _{biionie ibr prupcrtj} ofthe aulwM'ribw uudri .aid 3M _may.ir.'85.

8lU'. VlM'INT VI.I. R

Notice

of

Forfeiture-

-Kinpnton, Sierra County, Territory of Mew _Mexico,

- .

5fy

30th, 168.3.

To

J.

C. Ernns and F. E. Everett:

Yon re

_hereby

notI_fiefI _{thnt I have} expended mne(11(H)) hundred dollars

in labor ond improvement upon th "Demick Loue _{or mine,}in ordertoj

hold anil! _premise under the

provis-ionof section 324 Revised Statutes

Of the United States, being the mount _required to hold the sam

for _{the year ending} December Slat,

J_{831, and} ifwithin _ninety _{days from}

the

ervice of this notice by publi-

-ii.ii

yon fail or refuse to contribute your proportion ofsuch expenditure J

s vour .Intereft

iusnid'

rUim'

will become _{the property}of?

tlie _'.bscrjlp under 9id

fcti'in

?.i4

O E. _?VrN?;Y

linwyers, bankers , and cattle

ung9

are

the landed aristocracy of New Mexico, Bud _{the deepest in}

the

lund fraud wire.

But

then

they are

New Mexico's most

illus-trious

_{gentlemen, because the}

pos-sess

untold _{Quantities of stolen} wealth. Wajjon-mouu-d Cow_pan-io-n.

,

tJjaJia.?.jJLJ-aJU-- M

Th sore-heade-d, lona-hnire- d

ed-itor

of

the

Black Range seems

to

be eager

to _pick a_{quarrel and} eur-jre- ss

the

good will of

the

editor of

the Advocate.

We

do

not "feel

disposed

to weigh word with such n_{conceited pimp,} na _{life is entirely}

loo'

short

to_engage in n

controver-sy with sucW a deluded chap and

brainless,

non-compoo- p. ₍

Boston in some _pumpkins

'after

all.

She

_{has the mightiest slugger}

of

renown

that

ever' shied a castor in k twenty-fou- r foot _{ring, or belted} a

bruiser

in the gob with n bunch

of

fives. She has.

the

swiftest

yacht that

ever bent an

_English

competitor or a New York sloop. And buked beans are

the standard

dish

_{in her hoarding} houf.es.

Bos-ton in _undoubtedly a

cultured

_city.

Here

is an item found iu an ex.

change that

should be" heeded by

the

_people who are inclined to be

tricky

about paying

their

subscrip-tions

_{to newspapers:} "The

news-paper fraternity

congratulate

them-selves over the new _postal law

.R-ecently

put

iu force_by

the

poatoffice

department

It

makes the

taking

of

ft _{newsp iper aud a refusal} to

pay for the sirue theft, and .many

persons

guilty ut suck an notion is

liable

_{to criminal proceeding),}

the

same as _{it he had stolen goods to}

the

amount of the. _{subscription.}

Hereafter it

will not be considered

a

very shrewd scheme to

tat

a news-pape- rs

from the office ;for a '

year

and

then iuform the

_{publisher that}

you never ordered

it"

, , .

To Destroy Veruiia on Cattle

The

d

remedy,

mer-curial

_{ointment, is too dangerous}

to

_{use, except}in _experienced

_hand,

uitd then _may do more harm than good by absorption

through tho

skin, j Carbolic acid in

the

pro-lxrtio-n

of one part. to 100of warm, soapy water, is

the

. safest aud

easiest

_{remedy. The affected}

_part

should

be _thoroughly wwshed with

the

mixture and

dried

with a sort cloth, aud

if

a mixtuie of one

_part

of the

chiImjHo acid, with fifty parts

of law

liueeed oil _{or sweet lard, is}

rubbed

into the

hah or

wool,

noth-ing further

need be done except in

bad cases. A commou _apphcatiau,

and

a good one, is a mixture of

four

_{pnrts of lard, one}

_part

of

ker-osene oil, andoue

_{part of, sulphur,}

well rubbed into the skin and hair.

But

some internal

_reedy

is and there is nothing

better

than

a warm, comforting mess of

linseed

rr

oatmeal _gruel _given

once

a_{day, eud} a be-i-l _yfuH of good

love Imv, with half

a

int of corn

n.6id. "

This wi!l make new crea--_j

tun

aof suffering animnls, whether;

they are

cows

or oien,

cilj

or

?LM.p Chicago f;wi-

-Sbort

Liue to XKW OKLAXS.

Pullman

_{Palace Sieep'ng}

Cars

DaMy

between

St. Louis,

Fg;1

Worth,

Demirig, Dallas,

tl

Paso,

Marshal

and New Orleans

nrmouT

CHANC5J1 .

Solid

Trains

from

El

Puso to St. Louis.

Fast

time, Fir&t-class

equip-inen- t,

Sure eonuectiou. . .;,. _;

, , , ;

See

_{that your}

ticket reads via.

the

Tkxas &

_{Pacific Railway.}

_,

For

Mans, Time Tables, Hates aud ail

required

information, call C1

or

uclihets!, , .

,,'"''

l.U..Mc.CULLOUGH,:,,

L.

_IIOXIE,

lieu. Pass,

and _{Ticket Agt.,} Third

Vice-Preside-r

alveston, Texas. . St. Louis, Mo

RAILROAD.

I.':'

"ALL

m

:'Mn

TIME

TABLE.

Trnrna

Ran

on Mountain1'

or

StimdH

id

Time. _{Stage Connections.}

Via.

_Wiugnte

to Zun!

Indian

_{villages ami} SaVoia, N.'M. '

Via. Holbrook to Snow

_{Flake, Taj}

lore, Snow Low,

.Fort

Apache,

Erastus,

St.'

Johns,

8r.riugerville,"Rnu the Moqui Indian villages.

Via. Winslow to Brinliain City nnd

Daily

Stapes

to Preeeott, 51 milos; Daily Stng from

Prescott

to

Phoenix.

, Try-Weekl- y Stages from

Prescutt

to

Fort

Verde.

Daily

' '.. - _' - -

-O , , . .TJVJ

have City,

Hardy

villa _{and Signal. Daily}

_Stage

between Peach

_Springs

"

....

.', AND -'-

'';';-

4':

;

'THE

GRAND CANYON CF THE COLCRACQ V

Only Eightt-e- miles from. Peach Springs. Via. Tfce _Xeedles

_Stesnier

to

l'uma,

Cttlorado River Agvuey,

Fort

Nohave, Molmvo _City

Hardy

ville, Arizonu, aud Eldorado Canon, Nevada., ? -

i

v.

v. KMTTfi". '

w.

n

hrxrsnv

7-

-Oenrriil

SnerinUrtlf

nt.

(4)

'.Trr.Tnrr-yTTTT- 'j

t

rnT

..WASHINGTON LETTER.

fir.

_jMlio.JtVUy.

came'iip oi)

the

bg.

to-da- and

hisTeply to

the

coWujunicatiwi.Te

.

' ' _I : _' _v _, _;

S. B. Newcomb, P. W. Thumb.

Lns

_duces,

_? 8. ALFX ANDEU.

llilluuoro, JT.; M

Newcomb

Parker

&

_Alexander

Attarreya and Cojtuaelur ;

t

' ','' _At _Law. _'.:y't

Hillsboro, ;- '

- fCciu Mexico.

lloiiaelnno MOnloj a

V

_Ariu

h _jrA Oil light-shoulder,- " Kangu o n th fiw C"rVti il o'

J

twenty-tw- o mile liorth of

l'ili)mtt,

P.wtoilice addrc-bH-, _J.a _{Palomud New}

Mexico. 1

Duiiuciuau Monloyo

V rtn!J

PutIlulntiiiilml uilli,

ViK.3Wi.T-Vi- 1 .u uu _iK"i'

"SWJl

Itange in .the

liio

Gi'Miiue, _twtnty.two

milca miles north

_vf

Laet _rlomnM,. _pontoflJoe _{aJiheM, Lag}

rulonias, New Mexico. '

THE-

-"riiifii"

Bssrber

_Shop.

' t N. K. MARTIN, Proprietor. a

Ilillsboro,

- New Mexico.

i

S. L. C.

firlnr

jSr "i w",w

Sierra

Land and

_{Cattie Ccnpany.}

Brand.--- _{S on shoulder,}

L

on

sidx and Ccn

_Jnp.

Headquarters, Sieneoa

Eakch.

Postoftico uddress, . . HillsUiro, N, X. R.

II. HOIU'ER,

C_ien oral _Manager.

';

MAKK.IIalf crop

in each ear. 1?p.anu. -

₈

on.

Mm

shoulder,

L

oh bide and C on hip. I

, Subscribe for

the

advocate.

v FAIRVIEW HOTEL,

Fairview, - New Mexico Musi

_Mayer

.

Teokietor;

'_All

_that

_{the mn.ket} _affords _is_sup--,

plied the table. The public are re-quested to give thuhoiiHea call.

VVZ--T l' HU-

P-..vi _9i.ta,

9

Cavcatti, and Trade mark

neenred,' nnd all _{other patent} cause in tho Tatent Otlite and before the courts promptly and carcfuly attend--

'

cd. to. !

For Moderate, and I make no'

flmre

"info",

rntrnt

U ecurel. ' _In-

-f0,,n'tion

a,Uice nnd

Mviul

refer.

enccaaeot o amdicntion

J

R, JITTIK.

; Washington, D. Cf .

Near U. P. Tatent Office..-

_It.

li-.-i HERMGSA HOTEL

Heroiosa . V New Mexico O. 0. Rjced,' T'" '

raopnunoi.

Tirfit.clarnd

i,ppliecIV thevcry-tliir.- -the

irV'

atT-nrd-rtivp l;4iu

a _,.:i

or

in the buck

_part

of

the

;.shop.

There houldJn _uq

_"shop"

About tfoe

prfsklehiiai

boasebfcld."

_'1U.

should liave

ii

offices and ; home

apart7so tnst"'his

life

mlglitnjo

permitted the comfort and privacy, which can only bnly bo,maintained

by

entire

sejiaration form business nnd its obtrusions. No cabinet

officer or bureau official would

rel-ish

living with

his

famil within

the

walls of his

_department

The cares of office

are

indentical ,with

the

cares of business. - When

a

merchant or

business

man closes his days work be goes to his jhome,

nnd it is

the

home life M'iiich _gives

him solace and enables him!

to

meet the trials ;of

the

'day''succeedi

ing. The

president hnds

home nUtMi- dliTi.Mdt to obtain .v.JicnJ combined with tlie

intense

press-ure

of official business.

In

fact he has no home, and never will have one until it is made a _separate es-tablishment by Congress.

L;

4

"NOTICE.

Las Polomas;

Sept.

0,89

Xfi

Vnl

_{conimence j'tlie} all

round up October lpt,'commencing

at

Ilemos'i

and then down the Polomas creek to

the

IW

Canon, thence across to the Saco creek, 'Animas and

dWn

the. Prrcha

to

the

mouth, and then up the river to mouth of Canada creek, and up

it

to the Ojo Calaenta, thence to Fairview ami down the Cuchillo to

Polomas, and end the same. .

N. (Jn.wsos.

t

t:

DR. JOHN

W. WOMACK'S

REMEDIES.

Wumtick's Celebrate! Iinllan

Bitter.

Womnck! Fistula nnd Pile Ointment.

Woiiuick's Magic Liniment.

Greatl

Blessing

to

Suffering

Humanity!

r

_Fistula

_asd

_{Pilss Cursd}

Without nno n, khlfe, no pitIn mflVri'd, with

lrTl3l

I

mm

w

mm

v- - tt.tftare ciiffor

riSTtri.A, llUNP,' & ITCIltSO l'II.KS, TKTTEII, ItlNGWoItM, I'OISOS-OA- K,

ANO OLD SOKKS OKTMrKN-T-V

TKAUH STANDI SO. .

Price per box ' ' 50

ct.

, GARNER

4

CO.,

Manufiieturtrs and Proprietor", :.

St. Louie, Mo.,fli.d Mohilo, Ala. lotice For I'uwllcatliHi.

Land

Office

at

LAiViiUcrs,

' : _August _24,

j

1IOTICE _hereby givnn

that

the

Ufollowinj? jmnmd settler ah filed iioti Qfhis iutenfion ,to make

final prj,0 ' support of Jdn(

and tliAt said _proof wil b made

be-fore rrohate' Clerk nt Hilldhoro, N. M.. on Oct. 6th, 18H5, viz:

Jtinie '.Crawford on_{''Declaratory}

Statement No. _2,102. for the K 4

s B 1.4 nut:.

_H,

V

12

N E 4 and K

k 1--4 w ec. 14. tp. 18, s R7w.

He mimes the following witnenfe to

lrove lu fontinuwn residence upon and fiiltiviitioit' of. Miiid _land, _viz:

B. N. _{llret'Uy; Foster} Cain. Oeo. N.

Klioile, J V. _fehw, all of 'Sierra county,

N,M.

4 _i _i

i'sr _,

u

Jons

_{R, McFie.}

aug29-o-_t

ItcgiHter.

I'orfenuio

Xwlli-t-. _t.

KiNOSioX, New Mexico, 1

Mardi 21,18S3. To L. B. Reed:

' Notice 1 herety given that the

undfndjjned !iu performed the

an-nual work for the _year

1881, amounting t h sum of One Hniulred Dollars, (1100), ujon th

Ohio ruining claim, "iinated rn the

Black

Kune

mining district, county

r'

_"':?.;

'

reiew nee _neingnerci'V innie to tne I county records as to date of location .,,,1 rcct.rd. m-- _{nnd von are}

hrv

not t?.l t int un cm Voll Mt7 vour proport ion of mild

amm.ent

ex. ltendcd,_. together with alleot--t acer

fiiN)1

_l)e

_{riU,,lk,uioU of} lbil-- _n0.

t,6

hSiJm,, the space of ninety days

oftbednte

of this notice, your in

-t'mt

in s.wl _{njiniiig claim} _will be

-come forfeited and be-come tne. prop--;

ertv of the uudtnuxned accordMig toI

b.,a.d

:itiH Ktalute-a-, ec ZliZi,

'

M.

_li

IWA-Aitr-From our _{R"Ulr.'oltfmcndent.l} 4.

YY

ashing

tox,

Sept., 5; '35,

The New York World" recently contained a humorors

editorial

de-clining thirty-tw- o

quarts

of wheat,

which

the

editor

was

notified were

at

the

_agricultural

department

subject to hi. order.

In

conversa-tion with Commissioner Coleaian,

the other

day he paid, f

'don't

_you

understand how the notification came to be sent?"- - bMr. Pulitzer, editor of

the

World, is a member of

Congress, i.nd

it

is my

duty

under

the

law to--j

apportion

the

wheat, and notify the members

that it

is subject

to

their

order.'

There are bt

_present

in

the

ner

vit-- _of tho-- _pcnsivn

bur?a:

.about eleven hundred

_{examining ooans,}

and the same number of single surgeons for examining applicants for pensious, making a total of

twenty-tw- o hundred.

In

_many localities a single examining

sur

genii"

.is ap)0iuted. because' the

pension business of the locality is not sufficient to call for a regular board gf three."T _.Whore t ie popu-lation and peusiou business justi-fiesit a _{board is appointed.} _Up to

the

present

there

have been five li

_{updml aVl}

. fiTty-eig-h t changes

made in _{the oxaming surgeons. Of}

the

new _appointees two-thir- are

democrats, and one-thir- d

,

lepubli-

-CtM1S.,.i:

"l

7

Jlboide

Island

manufactuiers notify, v;icretary Manning that

theyiirwN.care

to ' reply to his circular

on

tariff reform because all

they want is to bo left alone. Tuey

siy

business ts picking up ft'

little

at

least, and th--t

it

would

iuterfere

wi h

_this

_{itnprovenieat}

tohuvethe

tariff agitation

resulted.

There is

much to besaid on th'8 side of tho question, especially if

the

surplusJ

falls off, as it

did

for August, to n

sm_{dl margin.}

The dreadful rumor comes from New York, that

the

silver. ourreucy

will not

circulata.

This

is

sad but not unexpected. People da not liketo

take

their

money around-i-a wheel-barro- w w.heo they goshop-pin-g,

or be continually

re)airing

their pockets,

and

no. amount of

treasury devices can inveigle them_' into

the

habit. The world, has simply

outgron

the use of lumps of mineral for money.

The

latest

advices received

at

the Ifib-rio-r

department, show

that

the lesses of

the

Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations have noidea of resisting

the

presidvjntij

procla-mation directing

the

removal of

their

cattle.

Thl

officer represent-- ;

ing the goveinment down

jliere

re-ports

thnt

tlie

_{cattle are}

_movedoff with _{facility even than was thought} would _{be practicabie, nnd}

that

in a short

tune

the

Indians

:_{will have}

the reservation to themselves.

-A

great many,

if not

nearly all

the

herds bave already moved out. j,'

Iltchard

b6a"Yd,of Kentucky, was

appointed a

clerk

in

the

_railway

service abont

_July

1st, on

the

re-commendation of Controller

Dur-ham, and others, who seem to have

been _{imposed upon.}

The

citizens of

Harnxkbiirg

wiote toController Durham and to the Postmaster Geueral,

stating that Board

was

under

.three

indictments for

forg-ery nnd obtaining money

under

false pretenses.

Boird

had been; assigned to

duty,

and

m

foon

the facts came

to

Postmaster Gen- -'

eral Vilas" attentfon ne

orderra

ins

r

' " _ii

i i i

disc

horded

_'but

since , then

basl

y.,an

_arvin.

fr

tA _nf _{a tuonev}

' t

order, valued

at

$IC3. Ho is now j

.. I

m

_jail

_{nwaning trial.} j

The White

II.

.use as

at.

present ezreumstaticed

is

only n _public

Rm ai. --

_..;s'

VUVJ V MVJ 'illVJJJVHba

fill

_.''ttJ J

A. . , , . . ,, ., . .

.7

comjewe1

toiiiusoii, jius

t.ue brou."

icrr-?- v-- _io !ir--n

e;I,ftr

nr. -'. i.--s

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

J.

H. 1_t'HHUX, li-irtt!r-. J(. E. DELL, Publisher. On _jrar

....

$l.ou Six mouth u t .'

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V Turut wuuthi j

i

1?

NOTICE.-A- ll letfal liotice, mcK , piioint;

uudce, niiniuic pul-ui- . notice ol

AflurUmwut, Lund uttlce notice unci _couuiy

Jiriuliu.',will _{be paid to}J. ._C'urreu,Luke Va-lley, Ji. M. . .

8ATUKDAY,

SEPT.

19, 18S5.

L022I News. Look out for

the

'scalper.

The Superioi i workixw a .id

shipping

ore

duily.'

vv.'

Have you seen

theri

met

and

shoes

at Perarult

&. G:dlfJ '?

The

Consentrator, at Kingstoli, is cleanine up and will

start

very

S' OH. '

The AlYO"ATK receive 1_t'irefc ew

buI scribers and two aJarAtifl&ofc!

this

WOrfk.

' - . . ..

I

ritz

Becker, of KiiijVuwyWna in town

_Fiiday,

and piiia I""' _A$

VoCATR a visit.

_$rt'v'

The Lady

Franklin

will soon

in

crease her _(tower and work

bil

rich

ore with fud force. f

ilie

Comstock has

built

a,

n'.wj

roj.d ,ai:d

'is

shipping Miigh

grided

1 re very fust. " i

See Dr.

Jno.

W. Womack's in

another

column, and 'the wonderful cures it reads of.

-Ilenct the new ndvertisment

of

th

_City--

Drug

Store, Wni.

Stjf-

-dish, proprietor, on

third

page.

Mr. Mcholas Galles has

return-ed after

an absencftof _{nearly two}

week,

and a long visit to Mexico.

Several miners have ceased work nd cuineinto town on tl'ie account

if the works of the blood-thirt-t- _y

red

man,

Mr. J. E.

_Strong

_{and family}

rr:oved to Hillsboro this werk. Mr.

Strong

will _open

uu

a saloon in u

week ort_wo.

The pets of Uncle Sam

burned

Mr.

_Highland's

and several

other

cabins on

the Terra

Blnnca,

near

Kingston.

Tun Kingston bakery changed bands, and tLe .new., proprietor i Mr. Walker.

Fiat'

panis

peieat

juatitift.

Alexander is one

_oftlie

best

truinrfters

in Hillsboro, hceordincr

to

his fine _{concert he gave} on

day

nfternoon.

Spike was in commsd and yon could

_hoar,

his .voice vnlxive the

roar

of

the

battle.

That

is the reason the

Indians

would not fight. One Kenny, prospector on

the

Terra

Ulanea, had a narrow escape. A redskin

tried

to shonfc Jiis

ear

off)

but

_{the bullet only injured the skin}

a

hHlu.

The Lake _Valley mines will

start

up again n

and times will

be

livelier in

that

town-- than

_they

ave evrr be?n for some

tiiue.

HeadJighL

Mr. Dallheimpr, of Kirigston.

the

landlord

ofthe

California Chop

House,

closed

_up

..for., while on

iiccouiit of h(Rprod

4ninf?roiv

rtieon

the North Fereha,

Wf Jiad a plenjinDt call from

Jlr.

Fnl

Wagoner, of the Las Cruces

liepulican, last

tsaturday evtiiinfj.

Paul

is

a wide-awak-e _{knight of the} piilL n4,was here in

ihe

iutt-res- t

tos," Will be seen elsewhere in this

issue.

r,

:'?11 ""'

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X I

'i'i The

Indians that

killed Pollock

is _{supposed to} beof

the

same band that killed Shaw

Irst

summer. A

few

_days

no

m_{gun whs} found lying

in a

_{spring near}

Kingston, which the

Indians

had

_just

loft,

and;

was

recognized 08 being;

the

_gun,

that

Sir. Shaw'iowned,'

f:.h'iAP

l

After the

Hillsboro militia

lelt Kingston on Wednesday morning

to follow

the

Indians, two warriors

got

left;

in

the

back

trail

and

fought desperately not

the

Iu--' ilians

but

Mr. Barleycorn

the

!

tiil botli was _{very tired,}

amy

"'est

_currying a good deal of

Mr.'

_Barleycorn

away.

Mr.

T'3.

Fitch, a miner

ofthe

let

witli an accident last uesday

thai

tnijrht nave resulted KVi.Ouly;'"',-lle- ' waa working be-tween twoah'vffs, and in_iking an

nwkVhhi

_step

backwards stumbled and f II _{in one falling} _a distance

of

_nhe

_{feet, receiving only slight}

injuries,

It

was a _{narrow escape.}

UeSri Parker

& Alaxand.--r will Bnti li Wmfor''a''ly SHHted in

their

lAWo3ftf,wliiih

litis

_just

been

(tomVld

ind 'tlid ftuisli_{ing touch}

UW

_VlitftM

ornt.li put on.

If

a

f ''ttWfo _tSi ciUaens wouid

fol-low VileVJf AWV-- of

bf

ie

_gentlemen

iiid

_give jthfeir h'tuil 4,ibew coat of

'paint

fl MiM

_atUOUtV

_toftnl

Mr. tTerren, of Lake Vatl-y,if;,'-J

.1

partner

of Ah rn,

Keller & MPV-rTw-n

inJtt

sev-eral _days

this

weelu .Tliey

Jiave

jupt received a large and

magnifi-cent stock of dry

goo'I,

nnd people

will Sud it to

their

interest to give them a

call,

before _purchasing elsewhere. _{They also have an} im-men-_ie

stock of miners'

_8Uplies

iijid gents fuTJitshing'goods, which

tliey j)ropose to sell at

fair

prices andjcheap

forash.

Last Sati'lay'iaAand

of

Indiana

cauie

within sntenn

rfiiles of

Sil-ver _{City, killed eight people} and carried

_hny.off

into captivity. (3rent excitpnientv prevailed 111

Sil-ver Cityf, nnd the citizfh

at

once

organized two parties to follow

the

lodians,

evfn

into the reservation

if

_necefiary,

and kill them.

i4piy to "Cactus,"

I

will

mere-ly say, Mr. _{Duke is doing} _finely.

His left

_thigh

was broken,

but

his chances fur recovery are good too good evidently to please

'

Cac-tus."

Dr.

M. _{E. Mungeb.}

M. V. Stevens, late of Clifton, Arizona, And JuImuWi

Baker

. have

recently discovered and

are

devel-oping in

the

Sabinal mountains, Chihuahua, a very rich mine and

have with the _past few days

brought

iu

to

this city and sola to

sampling works some veryfine ore.

Ihe

name of

their

mine is

the

Piancha de

Plata

and it is located about 70 mils west of San Jose, on the edge oF CxihdUol.

_grant!

The

ore

runs

_{in spots} from $2,000 to

85,CCUto

the

ton, there being from

two to

three

feet of chlorides ami horn silver in

the

vein. Mr. Baker dela res they can, with

the:

woik of two men, turn

out

from ; .

U .,

iuuuiih,iht:

a.r

rn

_. j-- n . minv iiuil.1 . w_{in run} so_cumi m _{iijb wu.}

A lot of 1,600 jhiuikIs sent to

the

.

aropling works shfiwed a _very

hu ge per

cept

of pure chloride and horn

biher, but

the value, we have '

Iwen unab'ft to floceitain. On i

ftefimen

weighing lUo _pouuda I now4411exmrrition

at

the omce

orr

ot

JiiiiVfvy

viiifiLl

imttentcrpTif.4(!?e wmplinj? . works can not

le

'

ing

paper.

V'.rh?

tr,rSCiD.

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