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1

A

The

Black

Range.

VOL-

-

XV.

CHLORIDE, SIERRA

COUNTY,

_N.

_51..

_JANUARY

_1.

_1897-

-

_NO.

39.

The

Scenic

Line

of America

CHANGING

Y

QUA MIND

Is

hard work compared with

chansintr the appearance

of

voux

THE

stpve

with

THEIR LAST WORDS.

DmU)1

tUiwM

trf Soma of tha

World's 7 snout M.o.

As Intensely Interesting volume might be made up of tba dying words and speeches of men whom the world calls famous, sayl Once aWeek. They have all badto pass

in

their chips Ilka the most inslgnificani, of us,and

their

final exits from the great stage hava been generally edifying and always characteristic.

"God be praised," exclaimed Wolfe, the heroof Quebec, on learning

that

the French were givingaway in every di-rection.

"I

die happy." II isantagonist,

Montcalm, ajso received a mortal

Seven

iKmyerantl

Rio

Grandf

railway,

TOVE

LOSS

wound

_f""

4deavoring to rally his

men,arl Xjld

_that

his end was ap.

hi?

r

_{,nswer: "ho much the}

liveto see the sur-

-Colorado,

.me up safe,

but

for

I oan shift for my.

A CLEVER

WIFE'S

RUSE. How She P.naadaxl

H.r

Hubfend to

Tk.a

ur

to

Eorop.

"Women are smarter

than

men every

time," said

the

manager of alarge

tour-ist

excursion business In an argument over

the

respective qualities of the aexes to a New York Times reporter,

"and

t

oan

tell

you a

little

storytoback

my statement

that

I think is aclincher.

When Iwasin jChlcago some years ago

an

elderly lady came intomy officeone day and asked me to prepare atripto

the

continent forher--_{husband and} her-self. I set to work on

it

the following

morning and had just about finished the schedule when a man came rushing In,

introduced himself as

the

husband of my previous day's caller, andtoldme to stop mywork. Hesaid he didnot want to go to Europe, and he wouldn't go,

and he would be blessed if hiswife was

going either. He notifiedme also

that

he held the family purse-string- s, and then departed.

"I

threw

the

schedule away with a

mild objurgatory remark about female ways and started in onsomethingelse.

'Half an hour laterIncame tho lady,

and said

that

Iwas not to bother with

whathor

husband said. She told mo

that

the trip was going tohe made, and

that

hewasgoing with ber, and

that

when she made up her mind to do any

thing

she generally did it. She left guarantee with me to finishuptho itinerary, and I wentahead.

'When the starting daycamo around'

.thehusband walked in to see me, paid up like a

little

man, and went away

with his tickets, but he offered no

ex-planation asto his change of mind.

"In

the fall of

that

year I met

the

couple on the steamer coming home,

andone night over our cigars the hus-band told methe story of how his wife

Ir

Thomas --More, oo-

-fiess of the scaffold. wasvery

Ulo neck," said

!

La&ts Seven times

longer

Looks

"Seven

times

better Tn"

About

Seven times

cleaner

Stov

About

Two times cheaper pW

About

Two times handier

If

your grocer

doesn't

keep

it,

send

us his name with

_{ioc and}

get

a

large box and a

valuable

tarnily

household book

free.

Donncilan

&

Co.,

Agts.,

619 MONTGOMERY

8T., 8.

.. CAU

hands about

COURT DATES.

Be

_it

enacted

_It

tba

legislative iwseniblr

of

Uie

territory

of New Mexico:

fee. I.

The

ttrms

of

the district

couit

liereatter

to be held in

the

coun-ties of

Santa

_F,

San

Juan.

Uo Ar-riba mid Tttoit, shall huld

_ia

said counties beginning

at the

limas here-inafter tixed and

continuing until

ad-journed by

the

older of

the court,

to-wn:

U t'ie

county

of San

Juan,

on the Sd Mondays in April and October.

Iu tlie county of Kiu

Arriba,

on the first

Moiidas

in May and Xovember.

Iu the

county

of Tans, on

the thud

Mondays in May and November, In the county of

Sauta

Fe, on the

second Mondays iu

June

and Decem-ber.

Sec. 2.

_The

apriiin 1803

_term

in the county of Lincoln tdiall be held

leg

l-ining on

_the

second Monday in Apt ii

in-steadof

the

second Monday in March,

as now fixed.

lu

the

county

of Chavez, beginning

on the foui tli Monday in March

histoid

of tlie

thud

Monday iu

February.

In the

county

of Eddy, beginning on

the second Mondayin March

instead

of the first Monday in Febi'4i;,y.

In the

county

of Dona

Ana,

begin-ningon

_{the third}

Monday In March the third Monday in September.

in

the county of Sierra, beginning on

the foui tli Monday of

Apiil

and the fourth Monday inOctober.

Iiithe

couuty of

Grant,

beginuing on

the

third

Monday in May

_and

the

thiid

jtfonday in November.

Sec. 3.

_After

the

spring

ISO.'t _term,

all terms of court for the comities of

Lincoln, Cliavtn, Eddy, Dona and

tirant.shall

remain as fixed by thelaw of 1891.

In the

county

of Colfax, on

the

4th Monday

in

March and

the

2d Monday

in October.

InI_liecounty of San Miguel, _{on the}

second Monday in April and

expired with his lips, and

and

Utah

bd "Buckshot"

rule," whila

red: "Drop tha

fedout." ' is he ;1st;

_both

bszs

orm.

t

FLOWER

SEEDS

Tli ewsoenfu routsto

UTAH,

MONTANA,

Andthe

PACIFIC COAST

Miloe opened by the completion of the

TrunkLine earlyInthespring.

va&,FREE!

AnrnMir11eled Offer mm

d4 Keli-M-o

VublLhU

Haal

TubLadim' Woiio b Um to

pf,

tocolmna UlutraUti Utt

tiMforMi ttrdUmfamily eircU, Ilia daveud to rtortw, poomt,Mka

fancy work, ArttaUe Modi work, bon.a

daritiH,

hmiMk.Mp.tif,

persuaded him to take the trip.

"

'She didn't saya word tomo on subject,' said he, 'after

the

day Ic

onvouto countermand

her

orders,' lubsotw, byiHM, nil roMlng,

llqwtM, mo. To Idtrodmo Ihh

cbarm.r WdW mmlate 100.000 Iswelled with pride to

think

show e I had knocked tho idea out Ihe

wkmH Issot tlraadr Uku.wo bow;

tha following mlimml ri Vvm.

Onthe Sunday morning C

anal.

CI

WfintJ'

r

K viU Mud _TinLMUH1 _Wtr

t

T IfeKI

J

Mmthl. udto ttwa momtHmt w will te m4

r

usual, and after theseri1

lMtlo aafrkolM. Wmmmr fiecda. two .ViUr Mftiu.

I was preparing my

the

pastor nearly announcing

that

my

start

for Europe in

locludlnc PuHm. VtrbonM, ChrywlWrnmB. Afloi, Phlox prammcadtl, BftiMB, CyprMi VIm, Itotka, EHfltallt, DoaMo

Ctnoim, Ploki,ot..tc. RMMmbw, lwolooBto mjtifor lb

tiMthmDODtbt todtit wllr nofalwMilColiwtloa of Cbolco riowor Stftdt,pal by ho bUm eaod Homo ao4wwranud

fmbuJlyjUbla. No ktdy cam afford towm ibis woadorful opportuDliy. Wontrwlto anryMbMrtbornaoyUmooUoTfcloo

lBkoooyhbLODilwill rtfHBdyomr_noMfudtnaho70m ftprtooa.

fboth_wltudMofwmiM Uyoa twt totltM. Owa to

u

id adn.Ublo pabltebliiff homoo.oodHMdbrkU Ibo_Uodlnf bow

ptpm. Wo

bt

moo buod-o- toklmoatoli from_plod

1 Ik

that

wewished the pi

vW

gregation. All eyes ourpew

at

once, and ever;

KtroaidirtBf uto putt ttT yoant ; wiv

jwn

jrwm

m. a. J - J Mr. H. C.

una.

DftBa. rto. in the requested pra MliMO OOWHTO) BV

" jrmv Ault MVS

H

J n _{dobut look}

_thankt

f

bl. .

OFFICIAL

REGISTER.

rto.Bivklr,N.T. Mn. Mmiy Wk _{fifteen minutes'} w:

4

MbtertlMrl. sod UnM umawooa,

M

&vt

didn't

enjoy dinner a1

rdondoarorto tool

foaad thlaofhrwrltb tbooatobpOBBj

tmaaenamloma _mtbool WriU sideofthe affairstruc;

don't

pH

off) BUauDBflrtptioM asdpix

noon,and before long

BodUblloDtlou om (or ovaia.

SPECIAL OFFER!

_"J

Yt

lating my wife on-- her

looking forward with i

to

en

fly

ivist

foraboTO olor. tmi aaotiaf ttfmmpm to)wm

A oaw (AuofrlWMMiw, wa will Mad Voo,la addlUoa to alltbiabova, an aaekot fdtooalo-

-Ope i! to the rnnchmun over a million

a r,. , ic-ti-l land, to the stockirrowor

nit,r. 08yet uuolulJiml, and tothe

inelegionsrich inthe

previous metals.

tratod _Bkflrd RwnI Pcaa, ai

Boraatl

1

ho aowott variattofl, _lacladlof

journey myself." TRANSLATING now Eraatus Gurler atokfara, Sptoaaar, fba()tm, Oraan

nplaHlooMBi, tto. Bwtal PomanIbo

u!ilul. .mi V;-!-!

ud fuhlooablo bfwquetflowara bow

tho Eckford Vartotiea which waoflor.aratba lartatl,

kaowa. Tkov arew to

iw

ous

ftooat andmntk Mlobratod Intoat Catslep m m

Erastus Gurlevwasin,

far tins monUioaamitlnaaM pra.

balvht of6(oat.OB.1DrodaOO

'ehis

fuoioD of frurranl blomna of tho mant brilliant eolorfng.

alkod

--

J

upearocotn 01 1

and. as usual, proooede Mrrjr-

-rsenl.r ANOTHER GREAT OFFER 1

AveCenia

vering

(our

mibocriptloB piioe) awilland '1'a Ladtaa Worldfor n

Year, together with out magiilfiooatClUtloaafCbolc ftower presence felt, says theSt! a m

uisoiiirom

rWfxtoabort dMtrllied, likowkw on pack!of toa utottslvaly advar

.

: ni .

l'ress. lie arrivea aoou

for a change dropped cay u Biuw

.U, ioOiiL; COT, A? _VrkfUwa.Maw Yark,

THE

Denver

and

Rio

Grande

L'ASSENii .HIS AND FliKIflllT

3

dinner. Thoobsequious vnen he used to

,jkg

up in casesof

ifAni

now, gentle

flicked a bit ol lintlro:

Sierra

County Officers.

Nicholas dalles, Councilman torthecoun. tiesofSien a ami Socorro.

W.E. Martin anil Jose AmilJoyVigil

re-presentatives _{for tho counties of Socorro} and Sierra.

Geo. U. Itaucus, chaiiman.

August _Keimtardt 5_{Co. Couim'ers.}

Joou

i.

Apoiluca )

Francisco Apodaca Trobute Judge.

Thos. C. Hall Probate Clerk.

Maxl. Kaliier _.Sheriff.

AloysPreissw Assessor.

WHIM. Robins Treasurer.

Henry Chandler Supt. of Schools

Bias Chavez ...Coroner. 1

FEDERAL.

T. B. Catron.

...

._w.Delenate to_Confrress

W".T.Thornton Governor Lorion Miller _...Secretary

Thos. Smith , _{..Chief Justee}

VVm.Lee, A. A. Freeman, I

K. _{1. Seeds.} ( titAssociates

U. I),liantz. J

Charles T.Ensley '_{...Snrvpvorlisneral}

coat collar whenMr.Gv

onhim.

"Yes," he said,gla:

i

I trained thread breaks

"youmay bring mes r

it

wasin this way

A

like Aurora."

"Beg pardon, s edfrom theeffeots of

entered the roomwhere waiter,

"it's

noton

V

I

_{,.ig, and tho} poet,

in

one

"Isn't, eh? Wl

ebreath, bid him ball and

1

juh

getwoenalltl:'- )08t importantcitlos nnd

it,11 _{minimi ok} .s is Colorado. OverISO

"

milci. ofici'ii' ml and narrow (tnuxe, tV'iundldl fi nipped and oaefully

ljanaged.

l'aurore?"

"Oh." yes," replfi 1 . _ivuu-u-uj _{aim mv..ou, dqiu}

blushing and shift 411hoa very long adieu," and

expirod.

and lie down," entreated Diok -easily.

SIMPLEIN _{"And I feel ju}

if

r

_{pntr-ln-la- when}

_it

_{became evl-}

-r

tn

1

I

_{eniAt a}fitwas uponhim. "Yes, on

u.M.Miannon ij. s _{Colle, tor}

CONSTRUCTION LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE breeches in the r vet sauoe." The waiter tu blue.

If

bund,"

he said, very distinctly, as

k

1

rjd from her arm and fell to tho

"Got vou again,' ro i

ilaiundKoan made his final

exit

in lev. "Well. Isuppose

The

Denu

roiRioGrade Exprscs

luniiddle of tho greatest scone of

his

ottes ala rovale, sauce

Jatostplay. "Get mo off, Charles," "Oh. that! Yea, sir:

'o _{gasped, "I'm} dying)'1 Ilia son led,

fhn wAtter brlsklv

rattled

ti

rfTh

A_Mr.Gurlev's Dlate as tho im off,and all wasover, And Phelps,

njnnirl fain drownMr.Gurlev's V0100.

GIVES

PERFECT

SATISFACTION

piritvl

In h lection with the railway

indgnara i.' prompt and efficient service; reasonableratcs.

DODGE, F.O..NIMS

tien'lManag.--i . Geit'l Pass Agt,

Denver, Colorado.

AMERICAN B.H.0.& SEWING HACBINECO

PRINCIPAL OFFICE FACTORY

S.W.C0R2OIB-ST- . & WASHINSTUN

pE.

PHILADCLFHIA, PA.

J.II._{Hemingway. ...U.} S. Ilsti(ct Attorney

E-- _{U 8. Miirshal}

W. 11. _{Loorais .Deputy U. S. Marslml}

U._{8. Coal}Mine Inspector James H.lVlker,8HntaFe,

Ke.

LandOrtlce

PedroDelgadn.Sanla _{Fe....Ifoo.LandOfllce}

K.K. _{Sludor, l.asCrnces. ...leK.LandOftlce}

f _{Asoarnte, Las Oruces}.Pec.Land Olfice Itichiird Younar, Itoswel Res, LandOffice W.If.Cosirrovo llnHWell....Kco, LnndOffice W. W. Uoyle.Fnlsom lieK) LandOffice H._{0. Plchlos, Folsom Hoo, I.undOfflcg}

TERRITORIAL;

E.L. Bnrtlott _{Solicitor fleneral}

J

_"

rrt

_{Hist. Attorney}

f. B.N'ewronili,1_asCruees

L.C. Fort, l.asVegas

ti.B.Baker, ltoswell

Pno Librarian

H. S.Clansey Clerk SupmromeOourt

E. H.B rh!i.pnu _{Snpt. Penitentiary} Geo. W._{lfnaobel... AdjutantGenera} R.

_J.l'ulen

_Treasurer

Demetrio Perez.... Auditor

Araado Ohave.... ,.8upt. Public Instrnctlon M.S. Hart CoalOilInspector

Court of Private

_land

Claims.

Joseph It. Reed, of Iowa, Chief Justice. Associate Justices: Wilbur V. Stone, o

ORK FOR

US

who had a superstitious horror of the

word

"f

jrewell," while acting Wolsey,

and actually

uttering

the ominous

words:

Farewell along farewell toall mygreatnessI

broke down, and the curtain slowly

dropped upon him for the last time.

Many instances are on recordwhere, persons have oontlnued to

jest

though, conscious

that

tho end was

at

hand.

"We shall soon moet again," were tho last words of Louis XIV. toMme. de, Malntenon,andthe murmured rejoinder;

"Apleasant rendezvoushe isgiving me)

thu:man never loved anyone buthim--,

self."

"Is

there nothing1on, earth I can da

for you?" said Taylo? to Wiloot, as ho

lay on his death-be-d, 'Glve me back

myyouth," were

the

last words Of

,fa

lively, if scurrilous, poet, who, uiuop the

title

of Peter Pindar, amused

the

(atter endofthe eighteenth century.

WHOLESALE BRfttJCH HOUSES CHICAGO.

Ill

o CINCINNATI OHIO. _J

H fvd

W

PV _{J u}

"Be sure you bring

a

stew of good Christians."

t'Now you are joking," mildly

ex-postulated the waiter, with, a sickly

smile. .

"Nota

_bit

of it, man. See here on your bill. Compote debons Chretiens."

"O ah-- ugh," gulped

the

waiter. "And dgn't forget

the

fountains of love."

"The ah I beg pardon."

"Right here on your menu puits d'amour."

"Welt, well," and

the

accompanying grin wasghastly.

"Andamouthfulof ladles." "Eh?"

"Bouche de damps quick, help a glassofwater dash

it in

hisface!"

But Mr. Gurley was too late. The waiterwasin a dead swoon, almost a cataleptio fit, from which he never

re-covered until along in

the

afternoon.

As Mr.Qurley went out he inquired of

the cashier

if the

waiters there

under-stood French.

"Only by ear," answered the

light

ping-chang-e artiste, "which ea,r I

couldn't jnformyou."

SO!

McwlKK-Mathlnr-lu.1ouc .

_nun

tnd. u..11 p.ru. D7S.

ul.in.our anvhinMl.

MO

a.m. wuiMna_ireeiaoii.

i

Inwok Wf.lltj.lh. vny

.1 IM(1. m th.world,wit.allth.MtoehinnM.

afew days, and you will be itartli'd at the unex. peotedsuccess that will reward youreffort. We positively havethe beat lusiuesi to offerau ageut

that can be found on he face of this eurth.

1B00 profit on 875X0 worth of businessis

being easily aud houoraMy madebyand paid to hundreds of men, woiiku, boys, and girls in our employ. You can make money fatteratwork tor

u Chun you have any ldi a of. The buslnesaia ao cany tq learn, and instrw tionaaosimple and plain.

Hint all succeed from the'aturt. luuaewho take

told of the busincaa r.ap the advantage that

lirisea from the aound reputation of one of the oldest, most aucceaafir, and largest publishing pouses in America. Serure for yourself the protita

thatthe butineaaaorei.dily and handsomely yields.

All beginnera aucceel grandly, and more than

reallie their greates.. expectations. Those who tryitfind exactly as we tell them. Thereiaplenty of room forafew n ore workers, and we urge

tbei"to beginatom . Ifyou are already

em-ployed, but nave a ti wspare momenta, and wish to use them toadvai tuge, then write us atonee (for thiaiayour gran opportunity), and receive full particulars byrr : nmail. "Andreas,

TltUK ft CO.,

!'

o. 0t,Augusta, Ma.

w. wiiiMMMMare.otijnpiM

ItD.of Mr poallj widTaluabla _ul MmplM. I.ntani w.aiktut

r.

abaw lu.wtsco4. 10Ihos.nhm

mum

mmrmil at your .win.,andarmy

iDHMHfiitti-- j bMont your

m

pronany. inu rrano macuina

mad. aftartb.ftinaer utau,

WblcU tev.rar.wtIbaloi. pal.all

ma oalIItoiifortJKU, wllblb. Colorado.

k

Llanllyfxi,

Wales, has

a

Baptist minister who Js bordering on ninety-year- s

of ago,

yet

on a recent Sunday this veteran preached

at

the Baptist

ehiipcl, AbcrMle, and on the following

'f

EEti

FRE

--aaaariaeiiDijam, manmvw - mm

L

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Thomas O.0 Fuller, of North Carolina. WilliamM. _{Murray, of Tennessee.}

Henry C. 8Ir.ss.of Kansas.

Matthew O. Bsyuolds, ol Missouri, V. $.

AMortwy,

MwlDiaMklM ia Ik. worl.,aa.Ik. _{evening he delivered his popular lecture,}

linaofweHufl)l.fe arta stow. WwlhrlaiawH.

on van&imus iuvan.t, WW... jaiiwwa.

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all 19 Leavening Power.

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_I

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_uid

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Cures

of Bolls, Pimples, and aU other

erup-tions due to Impure blood.

Cures

of Dyspepsia and other troubles where good stomach tonic was needed.

Cures

of Rheumatism, where patients were

un-able towork or walk for weeks.

Cures

of_Catarrh by expelling the Impurities which eause and sustain the disease.

Cures

of Nervousness by properly toningand

feeding the nerves upon pure blood.

Cures

of That Tired Feeling by restoring

' strength. Send fur book of cures by

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Friday, January

1,

1897.

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LandOfficeat Lrb Cruces,K.M, i

Senteuibcr

ath,

IS'JC. ; NoticeIs lierohy elven tlmt tlie (ollowinir nnmed settler lmn uicd notice of liU intin

tion to mnke llnul proof In support of his claim, andtliatminipioof will liu liuulo n

W.s.UiMi'Kn, U. S.Court CmnmiBstoiior,

HtCooni-v.N-. M.,nnNovmubor12th,1HHH, _viz:

MELVIN sWAl'P, who imido

Hoim-Htea-Entiv No. 1K51 furthn KH bVH and U)ts3, 4,ft. l'Sin.C I' It. lW.

Ifuiiiimis tin--_{IiiIIhwihk wttnosH' e}to prove

continuous ri'sidi-nc- upon and

cultiva-tion of, sni.l Imid, viz:

JniniH H'mzzmI'!, Mis. S'lrnli C. fifmiiion, Alnnzo iSt'ouii r.ndliuvidW. Limiiukhi, h',1 of

I.ui'a.N. ....

KliWtN E. SI UOKU,

Kcgijtcr.

firstpublication Oct.2-n0- .

frpprietors,

MONTICELLO, ready to be taken up and soccess for

the

_future

is assured,

Geologically

this'

section is one of great

interest,

and insome respects

re-sembles

the

gold bearing formations of Cripple Creek, especially is

this

po _iu the

character

of its porphvrys, every kuown kind gt which

enters

into the

E. TEAFORD,

at

tliel

to

i.

others too numerous

to

mention. On

any

and

all of these properties

suff-icient ore is exposed on the dumps and in

the

underground workings to

war-rant the

erection of reduction works. Eveu now the dawn

cf

coming pros-perity a

great

and

brilliant future

casts Its

lht

upon the future, driving

luicli

_the

dark shadows of

the

past with all Its

attendant

adversity.

Tjik I5iacx Kange

bespeaks for the miners better and brighter davs in

in

the

coming new year,so let one and all

put

forth renewed enemy and in

the plentitude of our ofEVni'p of gold

ann

silver

we will be second tonone. AnOl'T THE TOWN.

Samuel Mabre, manager of

the

Cliff

Mining & Smelting company's large store, reports an increasing volume of liusinesp, and from the daily

arrival

of

freight

wagons one

cannot

help

but

see

_that

the

institution,

so ably pre-sided over, is receiving

its

share of patronage.

Our

worthy postmaster, Mark

0.

Thompson, ieports a thribbled increase

in business

during

the past ninety days, so

that it

has become necessary to keep in constant service an

assist-ant

in the person of Dr. Llmer Bliun. The change

that

lias taken place is

truly remarkable, the quiet

little

vil-lage of ninety days

ao

is now the scene of life and activity and each stage brings in new men anxious to secure holdings in the new el dorado.

Well,

it

i3wonderful but

'tis

true. Messrs, Whitley & Dawson stale

that their

"Bank'' does

a rushing

busi-ness. These gentlemen

are

soaring no

expense or trouble to make "The Bank" a pleasant resort.

William Woods says

that

business in

his line is"sharp" and

that

he is mak-ing a "clean shave" ashe goes.

Hubert Coplen, patentee of the

fa-mous Copleu concentrator, busiained

painful

but not serious

injury at

the

smoker

one day this week, ami iu con: sequence is "horse de combat,"

Dr.C.

0.

Harrison, one of

Albuqu-erque's foremost deuiists is intown and

Thk

Blacij;

Range

assures its read-ers

that

they will receive firslruliiss

treatment

at his bauds.

Hon. F, A. Reynolds arrived in Chloride Thursday night. Mr. Rey-nolds is one ofthe best and most

favor-ably known mining engineers iu tie

west, andi3_{doing n:uch to advance the} Interests of the Apache and Black Range mining districts.

That

all around hustler,

J.

D.Bone, came down from his miuing camp up Chloride creek Wednesday afternoon and is shaking hands with the boys

and predicting a bright new year for the new wonder.

J.D,

is onto his jub and kuows

agood

thing when he sees it.

Chas. Laldlaw, chemist and assayer for the Cliff Mining $; Smelting com-pany, reports things at hisollivie as

go-ing on nicely. Mr. Liiidlaw is thor formation o

_its

rnin.crarzud belt.

.ive;-y-. _I'peft

_{Stable and}

_Cornil.

This section

js

marked by many vol-canic cones capped by phonolite, and the

country

from which these cones emerge is one vast field of porphyry, andercite and rhyollte predominating, interspeiced with many kinds of crys-talline rock coming under the name of quartz porphyry. Great dykes of basalt, phonolyte and other harder porphrys-

-JAMF.S

DAi.GUSlI.

iyiiAi

_MARKti,

IntheQ:d

?ost:mce

liu:ldi:u'.

L'lioieo 3e.pf,

glutton,

Toik,

fatter,

and Sausage. Fish pnd Vegetables iu Season,

IIILLSBORO, -- -.

N.

M

cut

through deposits of the softer por--

_HEIlMOiA,

hyritic formations inalldirections, and

HP

fkro in many places decomposed, and

at

ch places

Joan

a

martrix

for

the

de-- WANTED--A- K

IDEA&

thing to patent1 _Protectyourideas;theymay bring you wealth. Vrlte 1QHH WEDLKR-BUR- N

&CO.,PatentAttorneys, WaslUtaton. D.O.,tottueirji.sou prizeoffer.

V)slti'

_i

of metal.

It

is only within a

t. time

that

iirosuectini? has

m these porphyrys, and

the

en very satisfactory, prov-

-and sure values will be

Ht'm Wind,

fjfr

vfi

formation. Breaking

$450.

J

orpbyry and across the of

its

limestone cap, and

Kfi TWi Ibiigenuine

it

h both, this remarkable

its

appearance, presenting

ll

KH_I.lt

Kf

_tW

SILVKK--'

?jlfX

Vutch4itvrryon

Fall! Warrants.

ist

a most interesting and

ThijUno Imitation hint up fur sale,but

uof

true

Assures filled

mrtrix. Their persis-- ''"SSfV" V _{ton. We feel}

safe inwar.

and bold outcropping

_rantlnfr

tbiKWatcli as aheavy

porphyry, through and

estone cap, leaves

little

s trongj

food

'jeir

deep seated nature, vary from a few feet in

r 40 feet of solid quartz,

Ifsec. la sentwitb

the order antes for

express

pay-strea- from a few 1

;fcix_{feet. These} bold out-- charge",

and

Ii

toned

oerfcctl

erexceptional

economical

nces for thorough exploi-- _Wlnf

acUiry-an-exactly

aareprew awiX._{m I lr mineral character. There}

oughly up in his business and thecom

aa withiu;an area of30inih s you can

the bal

i

i

ui) the e iles wide upon which any _pany did well iu securing a man ul ance,

s e yon do net

lr.uiing ',fails to showore of great-- such worth. pay one cent.

responding net _{value many of them of C, M, Woodhousp, the Wall St.jewel}

Tliis fnnnv nndiistnictivo book tolls in a

mom _Iminoroiisw y how the Anuri of I.lber-t-iook (irovcr llcvcland from tint White

llousnin the dead of

_ni'ht,

mil him rnmrud, n1 liugrv. _{in Okl'nlionia} City, _to

tramp homo, (irovei's trials and tiihuia-tion- s

a a tianipare most iiKlicrously relat-ed,and his conversations with fanners and

laboring men about the silver question are

very insfiuetive. KVKIIY BODY MIOI'I.I)

UliAI) IT. Itcontains 176 ot laiifih

matter, and lull-pan- _{illustrations of} Clcvcimul as a tramp, i'liei),Sicents.

Send2Scents lor the book to tlio SILVKK

KMiilIT-- ATCI1MAN,1420 New York Ave.,

Washington, D C.

industries

1

The

strength

and per-

-er, hasfitted up one of the most oozy

a, v

The decrease ii _{ructure of these} miner--

_'

_{Apartments iu town and is prepared to}

lack of

capiUl

t I Viare with those of like do repairing of

M

kinds.

,exico. Capital judici-

-It

is rumored

that Jas,

Wing will many promising p

tion hits only all Mity to patlHncn

omically commanded

ay in being invested

Innlrie tho case of earn nf these watches the followtat. card willhe found: "Thk DiilbibWatch : _M'F'a

Co. Thiswtohcase mads bv ubandstamped withem

United States regUterec- Trade Markiathe only eenuin Silvnrine Watch Case made. Will keep its eolerand

wear a lifetime. We camionbuvers tobeware of I_nlU

tionsap!d under various similarini'leadingnames.

Jobs O. rJOKBEn, Preat." wecan use postafte Ftainps. Applicatiom for Ota

Huyers'Uuide(seventeen hundred illuitratlcns). wish hints on the care of wttches, also interesting _nittero

Dlupionds, Rubles, V_{ineralds, Kapi}

_hire,

l'eurls, and other Precious Montis, their leading characteristics, oompositio.1,_etcwill be ieM on receipt of6 fipi. stamiM.

W.

G.

MORRIS,

Wholesale Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Ete, 90

rifth

Ave., CHICAQO, ILIi.

Ileferences; Felsenthal. GrosshMiller, Bankers, 101 Ij Salle St., Chicago; Mr. Cross, Treasurer ot

Illinois: Chapman Bros., PLOlishera, 128Van.Buren St.

agajn Start up his statnp-iui- on Min-eral creek under the management of

mid exoeutrttious J

of

tie

country-- We iv

strong concerns

that

I V

tle

awake

to

tlio new w

itered actively on the

Ed, James oneof.our most competent miners, We

trust that

the report is

true

as the Wing properties are among tjie most valuable in the

district.

Frank

If. Winston, the

Fairview

merchant, was on

_ourstreets

Wednes Ijmity and bending an in

timifiiim-p- to extend to all ing and

treating

the

a hearty wnluoiue and ev .his section and the

tknown to have re

-1

uoiiko:r.H.btone.BKi.,wl'.b U.S. ExpressUo.,t;cg

O

Always _{meutlou this p?.per.}

tniiity

to examine at win

cellent mines.

_i

securing desirable day shaking hands with his friends.

i not but feel

that

_{Mr. Winston owns valuable inn. ing THREE GREAT}

_{CITIES M}

_WEST

t

r

Chloride,

the

business cente

',will be one of great HICAGO

X land prosperity for this

sectiou presents a lively ap and isteeming with

that

life '

J

ntry which for so many

nnlv wiinessod in the

_slitin

_dormant.

_The'recoidof

properties inthis district.

Jas. McKinley, the representative of

alarge

Duhilh and Philadelphia

sydi-cat-who has t'een engaged in making

aclose and thorough investigation of our wonderful mines, reports them as

being better

than

they hadbeen

iiiniur minim! camps.

At

the L

production thus made is conclu

".

n -

-- . II.. ..mmAth _{It fllir.} .1

sive

that the

mines of the Apache and

When

I

sayCtntHI do notmean merely to

Etop_{them for}a time, and thenhave them re turn again. I mean AllA.U1CAL CUIUS.

1have made thedieeafoof

FITS, EPILEPSY

or

FALLING

SICKNESS,

41tfc-lonf- r stntiy. I

warrant

myremedy to

Cuhk theworst ences. Because others have failed is noreasonfornotnow receiving acure, bendat oncefor atreatise and aFree Hottlb of my

_Infallible

KEMBDT. Give Kxpress and Post Offlo.o. It costsyon nothing for a trial, and itwillcureyon. Address H.C. ROOT, M.C., I_{S3 Peak.St..}HewYort

Black Kange mining

districts

are

at

leaat reasonably prosperous, and

con-stitute!

an adyertisement to the world of the steady and continuous produc-tion of wealth by thse mines and al-so astanding invitation to all to come and

share

with us the prosperity

thus

ill _TlllfMTIIIsl Issssssssssssssl illliF SOr

LEGAL

NOT1CKS.

established, and to contribute

to its

continued increase.

For the

use of capital seeking in vestment io mining,

ihe

following pro-

-tiprties

are

worthy its caieful consider und or town is me

unwui'nu

j,....,. .

tl: Cliff Mining

It

Smelting company

where one can hear

the

clink of

ham-pers

_{from morn till}

night

and see the

constant

stream of ore wagons and teams passing to and fro with their bur-dens of rich ore from the mines which

the

company are storing in

their

great

(orebins ready for une when the

ma-chinery is all n place and General 'Manager Mack gives

the

command

'go

Ahead!"

The JJlack

Range

sends

zreetinjzs to u11 such Kentlemen as

President

Uraymer and General Man-ager _{Mack and their}

3jeiatesgr

Cliff Mining &Smelt-ill- "

company and assures them

that

they will receive a

hearty

welcome.

Such

institutions

as

the

one

at

which they are

the

head will be a blessing not only to the Apache and Jilack JJaiigetwining districts

but

to the

en-tire teriiiory.

It

is the

duty

of every man to

put

forth

his

iest

efforts to

attract

the of desirable outsiders and tiiilsit capiUl m legitimate euterprjsea

p

mapv

qt

wbicb. now

ate

open and

ation. In the Hlack Jtange

district,

ti,a

fireat

Republic,

Emporia

group,

Notice

Tor

Publication,

LandOillce atI.aa_Cruees,U. Jf., j Septembiir23td 1SU0. (

Noticeishereby Kiven Unit tlio following-niunu- _d

Hottlvr luw fllcd notice ofher

inten-tionto make tiunl iivooi in support of hor claim,and tliut sai lproof w?ll _{lo mado}

lie-fo-W. S.Cooi ge, U. S.Court Cnimnissioner,

atCooney, Now Mexico, on November 12tl;,

18,

vU:

SAKAII C. LEMMON, who rnadfl

Hnme-stea-Kntry No.Is2tor tho NK.W hlCJi, MK

NE,

Keo.32 _ttiidSK XW K Sec. 33, T. 5

_t.

it.20 W.

Shenames the following witnesses to prove lior continuous residence upon and tulliva

tionof.oaiil laud, viz:

James lllazguiil, Auinxn llrown, David V.

Ltmnnon, and Mulvin bwupp, all of Lui.il,

Ne,w Meiico. '

Euw inB. Sliidpk, '_Kogister.

Fit

publication October

COPYRIGHTS.

fr

Ivanlioe.Spradling group.Tay lor grnnp

CHICAGO & ALTON

R.

R,

WAfflliMsMB

between ) _{ST. lOUItAOHiSAQO.} LOUIS, KANSAS CITV and CHICAGO.

fiO OTHKB _USE BUSS '

PALACE

DININQ

_CARS

to o.. from KANSAS CXTT.' Mean I

'l'tflS

ny

iir,;t'"

Hotel,onlyTcVnts!

PALACE RECLINING CHAIRCARS

PULLMAN

_FiU'

_{SLEEPING CARS}

thy finest, hesr. and safnat Inuse snywhera

f()rMpi,TIme Tables, aod_tillnformstlqn.sddresl

r.

a.

_high.

V,_eatsrn

Ti4yenAr,o

C. H.CHAPPELL, Gcwrsl Manager'.

0.

C. MclKULUN,

JAMES

CHAPLTON, l _{Psssengsr sod} IktMAfsrj

Ynplp, Scales group, and m?ny others, In

the

Apache district, the Silver Monu

ment. Venezula. Columbus group, Jie

adjuster,

Payne group, Oliver group, Wing group, .Jnmes group, Dread-

-CA1V

_I

_OBTAIN A PATENT? Fora

sK'ilvt, snswnr uiian .lor.cst opinion, write to

HiI'NN v('(I.,who hiwe bad neurlTfltty years' eiporience In_{the patent business.} Communlca-tio-ns

FMIctly Ciiilldonttal. A_llundbookof In: formation con!crnii I'ntentsand bow to ob.

uiln tbnm sentfroo. Also a catalogueol median,

lull and scientlliobooks sont free.

Putnnts taken tliro'iKb Munn ft Co. receive fpocial notice_tuus inthe_{Hcfentilic Amerirnn,} and

aiebrought widnly _{before the public with}

put cost tothe Inventor. This splendid paper.

Issued _{weekly, elenantly illustrated, has}byfnr thd lowest circulation of anvBolentlllo workIntil

world. 8; a year. 6ample conies sent free.

DulluinB Edition, monthly, '!.soayear. Slnclo

entiles, !f. cents. Kvery _{number contains} beou-tlfi-il

plates. In colors, atfd pliotOKiaphs ofnew poiises. withplans, _{enabling builders to}show the latest desleor.andsecure contracts, Adrtrons

WUNN &CO,NliW Yonii, SGI BliUAywjiT

natieht.

Long Street, Lombard Htreet Kiusb group, Thowpson group, Craw

ford group, benlinal group, Coiossui

rfotioe for

Purjllcatiep.

LaudDfllco atL:ih Crnces,N. M., (

Septetnlier24tb, 18W). j Noticeisliemby iriven that the

Hilled settlerliastiled notice ofhis intcu-

-Midnight group, Cliff group,

iilijin

LIVEJCKNWHO

ADVERTISE.

alkali juice andBred

salute

u

he

left

_{E. E. BURUNGAME}

THE

BLACK KANGE.

ASSAY OFFICE 'uboratorV

the

city, came in

f

few days ago and paid

the

Justice hubiler

15.00

or

bis

fun.

Mr. Billbeck ju

t

Ui down easy,

tin

reg i.laliua dose for auch violent at

-ablUhed Every Friday atChloride, Sierra

jCosBty.Kew Mexico. Establish! la Colorado.

I Bamplrt bv aiaitat

eipneivUl neolva prompt andcartfulattealtoa-

-GOLD AND SILVER

BULLIOiN

ftf,

Mtftolaad

Amj4

er P.rchswd.

AMrwa, 17 M4 17M

Un(.SU

DENVd, COLO.

wild-we-st humor is 50.00.

Friday, January

1, 1S&7.

Ihk Black Range

knowledges receipt of a very exquisitely designed

calendar

for1SUJ .with

the

compliments

A.,

T.

&

_S..F.

Time Table.

JENqLK.

going south due.. 7:$

..

going

eul

ue 1:13p..m.

.WESTEIiYELT,

of

the First National

Bank of

Albu-querque. This msUtution was

Incor-porated in 1873 and

la

una of

the

solid

FORFEITURE

NOTICE.

Chloride, New Mexico, Oct. V5th, 1896.

For

Fifty Cents

_a

Year

THE KANSAS

CITY

WEEKLY JOURNAL

and

AGR1CULTUIST

.(.FORMEU

_PRICE

81.00)

Will be Sent Jo

You

_for

_One

_{Year For Fifty Cents.}

THE JOURNAL

IS A HOME

PAPER

fZZSZZ

institutions

of the country, and Is of

-Ucered by

J.

S.

lUiynols. president;

M,. TV.Flournoy, t; A.

Keen,

cashier; Frank

McKee

_assistant

Chloride

Post-Offic-e.

jMall arrives ,,13,pHS! Depart. 8 15A. M

MARK O. THOMPSON. P.M. ciisluer.

John

S. Mack, general manager of

To Thouia Hendry, and Mrs. Thomas

Hen-dry, theirbeiraoraaalgns

7t)U are hereby noticed that th.e onrter--Y

signed baa expended one hundred

fSloo.OO)dollars in labor and improvement fortheyear of lf.ij and lrt6 npon the

So.1mining claim situated in the ApacheMining District, fcierra County, New

Mexico,inorder to hold Bald mining claim undur trie provision ofseetion :te4 uf the United StaUs, belnir theAmount of labor or Improvement required by lair to hold the

win for the yearnIMSandIwhs, andifwithin ninety daysailerthis notiie by publication you fallorretuae to contribute proportion-ate share ofsuch expenditure a

aa well astbe

out

ofthis advertisement, vour Interest in said Ucadjuster No.

rain-ing clxlm will bocome the property of.the undersigned under section 124.

JOHN v. ROBINSON.

Hoi

m.

Atlanta, 111. First publication Octlf Ufi.

the.

CIiff Mining &Smelting company,

returned

yesterday from a businees

METAL MARKET.

New York,

Jan.

1. Copper, brokers'

rprice,llJic.

,Uaii, :i.75. til,yer,oo,Y

trip

to Albuquerque and other points.

He was accompanied in by Mr.

John

ocllany, instructive Items

Creightoji of the enterpiisiug gen

Keiid Your Subscription _{to tb} eral merchandise firm of Creignton &

Graves, of Magdalena.

C

I Kansas City,

Mo.

While

_the

mining industry of the Black RangeIssteadily forging

to

the

front,

it

isru.rjaor.8d

_that

a new enter

aL

ES CO.,

prise is being

agitand,

which if carried

BROWNE

_&

_M

out, will not only pru,ve to Le of vast

interest

to

hunters

,cf

LOCAL

NEWS,

Data your letters 1897.

Jim

Gill islaid up with rti.eu,rjiaUsui.

The new year came in with

a

srjow

.storm.

Six or eight, men r.e jvorJUng on the Denver mine.

We

are

indebted to

Frank

Davis for

.niece

piece of venison,

Sharpe

Fullerton

is working on bis mining claim up Chloride creek.

Quinby Vance, of Ilermosa, was in

town

the

early

part

of the week. Some twelve teams are engaged haul-ing coke from Magdaleua to the

curios and relicts

that

may be bene-tida-_l

to science as well as of

consider-able commercial value.

It

is quietly

ias

Vegas

and Socrro,

N. J

r

coio.

FORFEITURE NOTICE.

ToJohnA. Kennedy, Charles A. Robinson. Henry A. Kobinsou. Thomas (J. Hull and OscarC.Scott, theirexecutors,

administra-tors,guardians, heirs and assigns: and eachof youare heiehy notified

YOU

the undersigned has expended

One Hundred Hollarsin laborand

improve-ments upon the You He-D- mining claim situated in the 1'alomas Mining lilstrlct, Sierra County, Territory uf New Mexico,.In

order to hold said mining claim under the provisions of Section iiH of the Revised Statutes of the United .states, being the amount oi laboror improvements required to be made, to hold saidoluiin fur the year

ending December Slst, ISM;mid if within ninety days after the publication of this

no-tice you fail or rofuse to contribute yourpro-portioiiat- e

share of such expenditure as your interestin said mining claim

will beoometheproperty ofthe undersigned as provided insaid Section tXH ot saidstatutes.

ANDKEW J. MAXFIELD.

Hermosa, New Mexloo,January17,ltf.lC,

Firstpublication Jau. 17, lsWi.

hinted that

some of our citizeus are

interesting

capital and

that

a company will be organized for the purpose of prospecting and exploring many of

the vast

numbers of the ancient ruins

i

i

DEALER

that

exist along

the

mountain streamy

in

the

B'ack Range,

_Agricultural

_Implements,

Rapch.Mi

Several teams are baullntf.pre to the

smelter from

the

Denver mine in .the

Where

13

He?

Tbe Knailaa Const Suddenly

Diprtrs,

The

Best

Cucbillos.

i

The Black Range

was not issued

Two weeksago

_{The Black}

Range

until to-da- y (Saturday).

Wool,

Hid.

91

Mr, L,

F.

Wells, metallurgist, has spoke of a

strauger

who bad appeared

in

our

camp, and who hadbeen seen

at

different limesin

earnest

conversation Will

at

all Times Coin

accepted a position with

the

Cliff Min

ing&Smelting company.

with two of our prominent miners, but John

_Saucie.ls

running his saw-mi-ll

all efforts

thus far

have

laiitd

to

dii

full blast and several teams

are

haul-ing lumber to

the

smelter.

Tom Whitley andWill Reilly are do.

coyer his

_{identity: further than that}

be is a Russian,

a

man of rank. The

two gentlemen seen in company of the

LIVERY

IM

ing asBcsurueiit .worjc _{on a mining mysterious man are very}

_reticent

_re claim of theirs on Bear, creek. _{garding the whole nff.ur and claims to}

know nothing ot the Russian's present There is a brisk demand

for

's

iBsueof

The

Black Range,

EjUni

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fromhundreds of testimonials, the oril-nul- s

of which areonfl.lt)and open to inspec-tion,the followingispresented:

With a phonographer, a photograph er and a

dentist

in tow n,

our

citizens

C

T,

N.

have no lack of opportunity of

diver

810D,

Judge

Braymer went up

to

Grafton this week to superintend the repairing

Cholride

s

of roads to different mjnes in

that

dis itrict.

Mr. and Mrs. J.' C.Williams, of Ma-

-.daleuar, arrived in Chloride

last

Mon

whereabout.

The

Black

Range,

however, has learned from a reliable source

that,

a foreigner Is here to

the truthfulness ot certain

old church records wherein

it

is

aver-red

that

the Spaniards worked a

fabul-ously rich mine somewhere in the Black Itunge not

far

from Chloride, and

that

vast sums of both gold and

silver

were shi pfd to Spain from the propertv.' The most important part of the whole. i.JLiir is

that

alarge amount of very rich ore is said to have been

put into leather sucks aitd stored in

the

rcrsao of the mine for safe keeping

until

Uie

return

uf tjie Spaniards frpm

Old Mexico, hut

that

during

their

ab-senceon the

trip the

Indians and slaves rebelled and they were never again able to

return

to the mine.

Speculation is

rife

among those od

the

inside its to

the

location of the woa-derf-ul mine which for so many years has been lost sight of and yet all tbe time within easy reach of this city.

rlav. They

hare

moved

into

tho IHto bouse.

The

latest

news received here from _{Clayton, Nevada} Co.,Ark., Jan. 28, 189i.

Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. La Crosse,

mi

?

(

Jas.

P. Bluiii was

that

lie,and his fain

ly were

snowbound at

some place in Wis. Gentlemen; Fox forty years I have

'

used tobacco lu'all its lorms.

for

twenty-fiv-e

years of thattime I was a great sufferer

.Oregon,

Iew

Kruse, Bazel Meek and JPhllip

JI

irsch are doing assessment .work

from general debility and heart dieaso.

For fifteeny,ears Itriedtoquit, but couldn't.

Itook various remedies, among others "No-

-ou

the iloosier

Boy owned by

J.

II

Beeson. " "The Indiau Tobacco Antidote," The lnrgest and montM it

"Double Chlorido of Gold," etc., etc.," but _{voted to Fasclnattnfc}""to tTTeUnited Statesjfle '

,and dupaitmoutniuu

none ofthem Uidnia the least bit of good. _{tors relating to}Maso

Jack

Spradling and Anderson

Car

Finally, however, Ipurchased aboxof your _{TheNew York} 1)1

penter are doing assessment work on iy and family_rewsiinner.

"llaeo-(Juro-" and ithas entirely cured meof _{claims to be the}moI 1

Imd _{unadulteratedAnierU}

a fractional

claim adjoining the De

the habit iu all itsforms, aJid I have increas cnu ideas inpolitic:

_J

f

1 ftWYork City tdjaX _{lias oon}

Sotoon Dry creek. _edthirtypounds in weight and am relieved

_silently

and fearl

from all tho numerous aches and pains of

body and mind. I could write a quire of pa

perupon my changed feelings and condition.

_{OF SILVER.}

Blood

is

Life

and upon the

purity

and vitality of

the

blood depends the health of the whole system.

Experi-ence proves Hood's SarsaparHIar to be the best blimd purlHer.

Hood's

Pill

act

twaily and prompt-lyon the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache.

Tours Uespectlullv,P.JI.Marbury,

rastor C.P.Church, Clayton,Ark. ₁

Sold by all druggists at JI per box; three _{After the}

(op

r

_{ilow lorlc,ttieclia1r4naiif}

mhiiiu

boxes (thirty days treatment), $2.50 with _.Of

arrajigemen

_f

_J

EpafcJi:

New York,August25,1893.

iron-clad-, written guarantee, or sent direct

upon recoipt ot price. Write for booklet

and proofs. Euruka Chemical &Mfg. Co., EditorNe

4

BEA1_{I inptits who had chimmd nf tlio}

La Crosse,WJs., and Boston,Mass.

i

ingo bimetil ;enlg, desire to express tlioir apnreoiatlnn

oftne valuitble _{If biuietalliain by the New ovk DiNpaCh} and embraoes this in-

-your and sonorous efforts to promote _the M

public well being b The lawful season for shooting deer,

antelope and elk expired December

Slat

The season for

(booting

quails and Turkeys expires

February

28th.

Chris. Olson and Ed.

James

are

do-ling assessment work on

the

Apaciw

end Jas,

Taylor isworking assessment

pnthe

Walking John for ,fc II.

Win-.sto-The number of claims located

Jan.

,1st isagood indication

that,

even with silver as a commodity, the hoys have

abundant faith

in the

future

of this

district.

Last

week we overlooked pleasant social affair held bythe Sunday school Christmas eve. There was

singin;,

readings and recitations and the

little

folks were most liberally treated to

fruits

and candies.

Capt,

I,a

(Compte and Robert

Ker-shaw, piloted by Ed.

James,

visited some of

the

ancient

ruins

on Bear

Ie monoyof tbe Constitution,. whichalwayja

.3_a

a has and always mns'

Ihave the non iffully, yours, _{JOHN G.}

ROYJCJiAfrman,

81xmow. $2.S01.25

Ml Three moi' k

_f

FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To E.

I.

Pavisson and Jas. Dalgllsh, their

.executors, administrators, guardians, heirs and assigns:

aud each of you are hereby notified

YOl

tiie undersigned has expended

Oue nundi-e- Dollarsin la'mi-

-and

improve-ments npos theEXCELSIOR mining cliilm

situated in the l'aloinaa Mining Oistiit,

Sierra County, Territory of New Mexico, in

order to hold .said mining clnim under the

provisions of Section 2324 ofthe Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amountof la'ioraud improvements

requir-ed to be made, to hold snid claim for the year ending;ecember31t, 195; andif with, in ninety dnys 'after the publication of this notice you fail o rofuso to contiUnite your proportionate share ofsuch expenditure as your Interest in aaid milling claim will hecmiie the property of the

as provided iu said

sec-tionSMiofsaid

statute.

O. W. WOLFORT). Blsbee, Arizona, Mnreh ajth, 1896. First publication, March 27th,1896.

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TRADE _MARKS,

,

DJE8I0NS,

creek one day this week. The found several small Jiut

interesting

curios, among which was a pipe.

Jas,

Smith is in .tjawn extending

greetings

to

od

and new acquaintance. Mr. Smith and 11. E.

Patrick

of tlis

piare are two ,of the tew men wlio

jvere

attacked .hy _Apaches while in urn.) here on the 18lli _{day of}

_January,

J881.

;

. Dr.C.

0. rianison,

.dentin!, from Air

iiquerque, arrived

_hre

on Monday's coach. Dr. tyarrisou is a Hrst-cU- ss

'

_dentist

_{and wiljremiuii here for at least}

ten days, and any one wishing to get

work donewill do weUto call on him

within

that

time.

' Bob. Billbeck, the cw-bo-y who some

imeago cameLv_{town and filed up on}

a 3 g u V 91 3

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ri

"t m m

on

_contact

_llw,

between limestone and pcriihr and

trachyte,

argentifer-ous osipp.T

_ori

also occur .brtvmjp

The

STEARNS WIND

MILL

RACIHE.WIS.

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AJl.l.t

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Al

M.

Sierra Coynty.

(Takenfront Utinttc Compiled. .07 U

g

aretuol Immigration),

Sierra county is

situated

in south central New Mexico, being bounded on

the

north and

e;nl

by Socorro county

out

of wuicu

it

wis

mainly

taken);

.on

_tie

south by Dona

Ana

county and

on

the

westbyraut

and

Socorro

cou-nties

Theiiriucipal

meridian of

Sew

Mexico form

its eistern

boundary

for

t$

miles.

The summit of the

lllack

Eauge

is

the

western

limit.

If

not

very

large

in extent,

averaging fifty-lou-r

miles from

north to

south, and and about

the

same from

east

10 west,

2,376square miles,

the county

has a

topography.

In the

extreme .east

tre

large

plains; tbeu

a system of

piguutain

range3,

ruftning

from north

to

south, along

the east

bj" '- - "

KioGrande (Sierra

Fa

(

'

Caballo) and

at their

wet

pornhyrr and lune.tlia

ores

blog

sul phidea,

_oxldei

_{and soma iron.}

Hermoaa, Kingston,

Tercha,

JlilU-boroijg-and Lake Valley

ores are

rich and easy to reduce.

Hillsborough i _{ttie county}

seat

;tlif

principal

towns are Kingstgn, Luke

Valley, Chloride, Falrview,

Ilerniosai

Uraftim,

I'alomao, Cuchillo, ut,d

Mo"1-tioell-ThelatU--r

three are

_{in the}

agricultural

sections of

the

country, whereas

the

former are mostly support-ed .by

_the

mining

IudusU)'.

aJierra.althouch

one of

the

youngest

counties

in New Mexico, is a

prosper-ous and progressive one.

Manilicfiti

chances for

investment are

offered

there, the capitalist,

the stock-growe- r, the miner,

the farmer and

Hit-in.u-a?ekvr.

CP

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HI-

-Lank. Ou the

_{FISH BR9S WAGSH}

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ther

extern! to trie

mot

range

for from tw while finally th.i

F5

westernmost 1")'

18Btiokesperminute in strong wlmU.

Weuse only19 different pieces In tbe en- -tiievoiiHlruetioii ofthe iron woik. Ourmill ennnot beequaled for slir)illcitv,

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Ilillsr

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Jiry

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and

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